the local university asking you to pick the commercial to air during the big game. >>> we're followingreaking news from overseas. military as a nation of chad attacks the terror group boko haram. we're learning this in the past 30 minutes. chad sent air force and ground troops to remove boko haram from a border town. earlier today, a coalition of african countries called for a show of force against the terror group. that has already killed thousands around nigeria. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news and bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> also new this morning, a film crew coming to glassboro after a school won a recent twitter contest. a youtube series known for its videos of college students partying. the film crew says they'll be there in the next two weeks. now in 2013 visited the university of delaware video here of students swarming the streets in a near riot and a party that led administrators to suspend the school's rugby team for five years. they are looking into the production crew's plans to visit the university. >>> from our jer

nick had already, by this time, been elected to local government office as a university undergraduate in his metropolis home of sydney, the suburban community of ashford. he was just 19. he was in local government on the council. at age 21, he was deputy mayor. he served throughout the years of his 20s but he came here was fascinated with this country, began studying america and speaking to americans about how admired we are and our country's ideals are to the corners of the earth. the result among other things was this book called "american boom rang: how the world's greatest turn around nation will do it again." we are delighted to have nick adams with us at western conservative summit this past july. lots of you were there when he lit the room up on sunday morning moderating a panel about what we can expect as millennials take positions of leadership. i'm especially glad that we've got a lot of ccu students with us this evening because students this gentleman just turned 30 a few weeks ago. he sets an example of what in an open society like america or his own australia what you can

that's why producers enlisted the help of researchers at a local university to develop the best possibleging. the team devised a simple design, a resin base, a thin cushion and a protective shell. the stem is pinned to the base so the strawberry doesn't move around. it can even withstand being turned upside down. the next step was a comparative crash test. here are the results with a standard package. special lighting reveals considerable damage. and here's what a skyberry looks like after being dropped in its protective shell. safe and sound. last year a first batch of skyberries was sent to france. the outcome was promising. the fruit showed no traces of damage, and it still looked fresh after ten days. the question now is will it sell. remember, one skyberry costs about $5. add two more for the shell and shipping and handling and the price tag in france will reach $15 per unit. the leaders of the project say they're quite optimistic. >> translator: i think our best chance is to market the skyberry as something completely different from traditional strawberries. >> reporter: producers

. >>> the new warning from police at a local university, what they're telling people to look out foright now. >>> and happy friday. what a treat in store for you this weekend, if you want to get outdoors, chilly today, mild afternoon, big waves, we're talking about record heat and then showers in the forecast. we'll talk about that as well in just moments in your microclimate weather forecast. >> despite a lighter volume of traffic for this friday morning's commute we have a full closure 580 near castro. we'll give you the latest what caused this tedly crash. details coming up. >> looking live at the bay bridge this morning it is clear and chilly in the north but nice and mild in the south so you can ditch the sweater if you're headed out later this morning. it is friday, january 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> you made it to the end of the week, good morning, thank you for joining us on this friday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. we begin with an update to the breaking news in san francisco where police are right now. 11 hours into

the steps one local university is taking to prevent sexual assaults. >>> and closed after more than sixades. a chester county church holding its final service. that story ahead when we take you county by county, next. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play for just $79.99 a month online for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement! hurry! it's your last chance. this offer ends january 17th. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> happening today, the international olympic committee will begin looking at bids for the 2022 winter games. beijing and kazakhstan put out the official bids. the next step in the process begins next month when the ioc travels to the two cities. the winner will be announced in july and nbc will carry all olympics winter

leave, we want them to have like a temporary job or a volunteer pition or take a class at a local university. our goal is to help them to internalize the controls around the eang, instead of us forcing or somebody else fcing or making themo something externally. >> well, what are some of those little -- give me a little free therapy here. what are some of the steps to recovery? >> well, first of all is to recognize that there i a problem. and that's the hardest. that's the ardest, recognize and then, you know, get help. but getting back in touch with your real authentic true self and appetite. that's how you know if you're hungry or if you're full. >> and you shouldn't just eat when you're not hungry? >> no. >> exactly. >> a lot of peop do. a lot of people do, but some people progress to the point to where it takes over their life. so some of the things that people learn to do is, fst of all, what are the triggers. i need to get through those. it could be trauma, something ike that. and also to start eating healthy so that the ain can start healing itself and the body so you can starthiing c

. >> and one local university is getting the chance to showcase itself to a huge audience. >> temple is not a past it's a current that runs in all directions and leads us everywhere we want to go. >> that's a portion of the temple ad that will run in a local commercial time slot during the game. it will feature students not actors the theme is take charge. right now, there are two different ads, and you have the chance to vote for which one will air. check out the commercials and place your vote go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> and nbc 10 is your home for super bowl xlix live coverage for arizona begins at noon. >>> bring your snow shovels, because we've got snow heading our way for during the super bowl game. that's when it will start. start as light snow. this morning, we are watching for some snow. we have clouds overhead center city, some of the immediate area, got a dusting overnight, but right now the temperatures are a good deal warmer than yesterday at this time. 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia. clouds overhead, that's helping to keep things warmer but a dramatic change th

. >> and a local university taking a sensitive topic head on. the new video it's planning to show to incoming fresh men and why it hopes other universities will follow suit. >> after days of clear skies, morning fog returns. in fact, we'll see more cloud cover as we head to this upcoming weekend. that means better air quality. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. we'll break down your full forecast in just a moment. >> and unfortunately for the second morning in a row, we have an issue for folks heading toward the dublin interchange, kicking in on west 580. i'll talk about what's blocked coming up. >> look at the bay bridge illuminat illuminated. it's january 9th. this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we take to you breaking news we've been following all morning long. the two men accused of killing 12 people in paris are reportedly hold up and having a hostage in a nearby town. let's bring in kris sanchez. >> we know that paris police confirmed

> we saw proofs in walter's report germs and illnesses can spread quickly at schools and one local university is urging students and staff to take precautions again the flu. as students head back to class at the university of the sciences, some are worrying about grades and others about germs, stacey gor sky says that viruses like the flu can spread quickly on campus this year for several reasons, the flu travels easy in cold temperature with low humidity. >> being in the masters program we are all together 24/7. >> the university encourages hand washing and hand sanitizer and disinfected daily. >> they are working to keep surfaces clean especially surfaces that are high touch. >> and elevator buttons and doors, the university also offers the flu vaccine, grad student kristin dougan got hers. >> i like to be protected. >> the flu vaccine is not a perfect match for the strain going around but still helps to protect against other strains. >> because of the way that the vaccine works it could give you protection even against the strain that is mismatched. >> john is not concerned about catching

. >>> these are the sketches one local university wants to make a reality. the massive campus expansion planned for this spot that some say could cause big problems for commuters and residents. >> the nbc 10 investigators uncover new information on this philadelphia plane crash. >>> the multimillion dollar lawsuit against the airline and conflicting reports about what caused the accident. coming up on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> now the latest on the flu. >> fear 6 the illness is forcing some delaware hospitals to change their visiting policies. state officials say they've seen nearly ten times more cases of influenza this year than at the same time last year. christiana health system and others have amended their visiting policies to protect patients from infection. bb will not allow children under 16 to visit patients. and bay health quarterback and milford are restricting kids under the age of 12. >>> the city of allentown is doing all it can to keep its citizens healthy. they offered up free flu shots to anyone over six months. they

local campus security expert to hear her answer. coming up at 6:00. for now we are at the university of pennsylvania matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have new developments in that attack on teenage girl that happened on a septa trolley. mother of the girl want to know why the the suspect who does have a criminal rap sheet is employed by philadelphia's department of parks and recreation. the "eyewitness news" reporter david spun talked with the victim's mother and sit bye all this today. seventeen year-old shea, says the attack happened quickly. >> i feel like this was all done, he was ready to hit me, he said he would hit me. >> reporter: we spoke to shea and his mother, right after the teen suffered a broken nose and black eye. a week later police arrested a man they say punched shea in the face on a septa trolley. forty year-old damon oliver turned himself into detectives, on wednesday. >> she was very relieved, she turned herself in. unaudible. >> reporter: warden want to know why a man with the lengthy criminal history has work for the city since 2008. >> more ala

one local university is getting the chance to showcase itself to the huge audience. >> temple is not a past. it is a current. >> a temple ad will run in a local commercial during the game featuring students no actors. the theme is take charge and right now there are two different ads. and you have the chance to vote for which one will air. check out the commercials and place your vote go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> in addition to watching the commercials and watching the game, probably going to need to watch the weather as we go through the weekend because there is some wintry precipitation headed our way that could come during and after the super bowl. we have bitter winds coming in now. that's going to last into tomorrow. and it is going to feel like it is below zero in parts of the area by tomorrow morning. and then that threat of some snow for the super bowl and the hours after that. flags starting to blow a little harder right now. 24-mile-an-hour winds gusting to 30. 39 degree tempera

. >>> we all know the big role commercials play on super bowl sunday and a local university is looking take advantage. >> temple is not a path. it runs in all directions and leads us everywhere we want to go. >> temple university is rolling out two new online ads featuring all temple studented, no actors. the theme, take charge. temple wants all students to take charge and vote for their favorite ad. we posted both on our website, nbc 10.com so you can vote, as well. >> looking over super bowl central in phoenix. i'm keith jones. they're looking over deflategate, as well. a news from the nfl and what they have to say about the ongoing investigation. >> and coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00 fired and never paid. the class action lawsuit from some philadelphia teachers and who they're going after. >>> tonight nfl officials weigh in on the controversy everybody's been talking about, deflategate. nbc 10's keith jones gives us an update from glendale arizona. >> the nfl admitted this is a first, a news conference for referees, but fitting considering the uproar over deflategate. pinpoint acc

this year, one local university is getting the chance to showcase itself to the huge audience. >> templeis not a past it's a current that runs in all directions and leads us everywhere we want to go. >> how about that a temple ad will run in a local commercial during the game. will feature students, no actors, and the theme is take charge. right now, there are two different ads and you have the chance to vote for which one will air. check out the commercial and is place your vote at nbc10.com. >>> and we're taking you live to phoenix where the super bowl party is getting started. that's where keith jones is this morning. morning, keith. >> yeah. morning. listen, don't leave the house just yet. a former eagle turned high-ranking official has some fun advice expense. don't miss it. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. dunkin's new white chocolate

lower income workers, affordable housing and a new program to partner philadelphia schools with local universities. city council plans to work with governor tom wolf on the school budget. >> we have a governor who acknowledges and will quite aggressively talk about dealing with this school funding issue that is not only a philadelphia situation and is actually a statewide challenge. >> council will also create a committee on energy opportunities, it will hold a hearing next week on earned sick leave. >> now to new information into the investigation into this week en's gun fire. new cameras have been placed in the home's driveway in greenville. those cameras were not there saturday night when someone fired several shots outside of the house. the vice president and his wife were not there at the time. >>> president obama will make a trip to philadelphia next week according to politico. the president will meet with house democrats thursday night during the annual policy retreat and that retreat begins wednesday. the goal is to map out their legislative agenda for the year. >>. >>> voters picked him t

income workers, affordable housing and new program that will partner philadelphia schools with local universities to get resources for students. council will also be working with governor tom wolf on the school budget. >> we expect per the commitment by the new governor to ensure that there will be additional money coming to the school districts across the state. so we look forward to that conversation. >> council will also create a special committee on energy opportunities to look at the future of pgw and will hold a hearing next week on earned sick leave. >>> lawyers for the family of the man who was shot and killed by bridgeton police say they will conduct an independent investigation. the family hired that law firm yesterday after police released this dash cam video of the incident that happened during a traffic stop on december 30th. in the video, you can hear one of the officers warn jerame reid several times not move. reid was in the passenger seat. the officer removed a gun from the car. reid then appeared to shove his way out of the car just before he was shot and killed. a civil rights

income workers and affordable housing and a new partnership between philadelphia schools and local universities. council will also be working with governor tom wolf on the school budget. >> we expect per the commitment by the new governor to ensure that there will be that conversation. >> council will create a special committee on energy opportunities to look at future of pgw. >> you have to see this check this out devastating scenes from north jersey. flames destroyed multiple buildings that all housed apartment complexes and more than 500 people are homeless and the investigation is just beginning. what we've learned so far and why this isn't the first damaging fire here. >>> playing defense. there are new developments in the deflated football investigation. hear from tom brady now about the controversy that has sacked to the usual pre-super bowl hype. >>> a half-court shot with money on the line and the valuable prize up for grabs at the st. joseph's university student was able to sink a basket. >>> friday on nbc 10 news today, we're tracking more snow. >> a nor'easter moving up the east coa

these photos were destroyed in a fire, and now a team of students from a local university is making memoriesck to life. this is a story you'll want to see this afternoon, nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> now nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp with a check of your afternoon forecast. >> it will be a cold and windy end to your workweek. temperatures today will push close to 40 degrees but it's going to feel like we're in the 30s most of the afternoon. lit drop off quickly as we head into the evening. keep that in mind as you're making plans for tonight head ought to dinner temperatures by 8:00 p.m. closer to 31 degrees with a feels-like temperature in the 20s. our actual high 40 degrees for saturday. our morning lows tomorrow really cold in the teens. sunday, rain 45 degrees, and then we start to dry out as we head into next week. we also see our temperatures regulating a bit closer to our average, which is 40 degrees. >> and no precipitation on mlk day. there's a lot of things going on that day. >> just a little windy and we should see most of the rain clearing up by monday morning. >> t

hammers changed the home pages of thousands much universities local shops among others. he said he would present measures to fight the hackers this week. >> terms of hackers claimed to be seized their opportunity to do harm. >> late last year the french government organizations to the french government considers to be terrorist and it also bans sites from condoning the type of attacks france has just gone through. but it's hard to know when determined attackers operating from oversees. >> the hacked be websites say an attempt no you are not. the attacked were not 76thed.. >> they paint some messages on the window and they leave. after you have to enter the shop and to clean the mess. >> it's a mess that individual website owners will have to clean up. often by simply updatings their website software. but wiping the feeling of unease away will not be easy. nick spicer, al jazeera paris. >> remember you can get everything we're covering on our website, the address is aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> it's a name americans are still learning, but if epidemiologists are right

they get for text messages a week with information worked on with local universities. pecific universities. specific for their countries, in the local language. we have that course just assessed and have just today been able to publish the results of that assessment and it shows quite clearly that if you can give targeted information to the women like the women in the market you were talking about they we will take that information and use it in their business and turn those businesses into even more of a success or stop them from becoming a failure. we believe we can use that more. what we want to do now is take this to businesswoman .2 and actually make it more widely available because we believe that it is great for people to be able to come to a university and do mbas their are a lot of people out there already doing business. have have not had access to the formal education system that we take for granted but that does not mean they cannot benefit from business training using a mobile phone. that is something i want to see. i want to see how we can work to show how

they get four text messages a week with some information that was worked on with local universities so it was properly specific to the information they needed to know for their countries. it was in the local language. and we have that course. we just today, thanks to the exxon mobil foundation were able to publish the results of that assessment. and it shows quite clearly that if you can give targeted information to the women like the women in the market that you were talking about, they will take that information and use it in their business and actually turn those businesses into even more of a success, or sometimes stop them becoming a failure. and we believe that we can use that even more. what we want to do now, because that was with exxon mobil foundation and nokia, but it was only on nokia handsets. we want to take this now to business women 0.2 and actually make it more widely available. because we believe that whilst it's great for people to be able to come to university and do mbas, there are a lot of people out there already doing business who haven't had access to the forma

. >> reporter: southern methodist university is the local earthquake authority, now busy installing new seismic stations. >> generally speaking we have not been studying earthquakes in our backyard until recently. >> reporter: heather studies why all of a sudden seismic activity? hydraulic fracturing or fracking is suspected. it's a multi-billion-dollar industry in texas. >> there are reasons to consider the potential link between earthquake sequence in north texas and oil and gas activities. and it's just one of many causes we look into. >> reporter: so far the largest north texas quake has been minor, a 3.6. not enough to cause significant damage. but when you've never felt one. >> oh, my god, it shook my house. >> i know, well, i've been here 44 years and i've never felt it either. this is my first time. >> reporter: in this second grade class they're ready. >> the reason why you cover yourself is in case the roof starts falling or something. >> reporter: in case the sudden and so far unexplained shaking gets any worse. jacob rascon, nbc news, dallas. >>> the feds are forcing honda t

it's creating a new research center to forthrelationships with local companies and universities.down with bill ford three years ago, when ford first set up a small office in palo alto with just a dozen employees. the goal now is to have a team of 125 in place later this year. ford president and ceo told me connected in awe taken mouse cars of the future will be full of cutting edge technology. >> how do we make it convenient for them? >> how do we do these over the air updates, just like you get on your smart phone, to keep your vehicle almost to the point where it gets better with age. >> ford is already working on computer based systems to improve self-driving or autonomous vehicles so testing doesn't have to be done on the road. the use of more language voice recognition, so you control various features of the vehicle. if you want more lumbar support in the seat, you say, i want more lumbar support. if it isn't enough, you say more please. >> ford will be competing with other automakers to attract engineering talents. it's a big challenge, because systems will need to be relia

but, you know, within of our favorite local coaches here in philadelphia, philadelphia university.gee. >> he needs three more, to be like coach k. >> yes, remember guys,? this is such a bigger accomplishment. it took them last time to get to a thousand, then it will take you. >> exactly. >> you are the the boss. >> yes. >> here's what we will do, this is inspired by mike ludon hoist inspired and related to someone on our staff. i trash talk your boys. what do they call this thing. >> the gun. >> it helps people learn to do their shots a little bit. >> yes. >> okay, okay. i will try. >> power, power. >> there it is. >> okay, i will do one more. obviously i don't play for the >> wait, wait, wait. >> here you go. >> there it is. >> okay. >> so here's what i will do. now i will have my guys, firing it up faster. okay. we will see what you can do. we will add some speed, and we're also going to add some more direction. >> yes. >> this is mike loudon, he is the one that does this. we will count. we will go to ten balls and see how many they can get. >> yes, go ahead. >> that is one, and

so college basketball right now local teams just doing well as the university o women, man, they're back in it. we love to talk about the men, but women are fantastic. >> exciting time in college ball. >> slippery on the road tonight? >> i'm excited about basketball. if you're going out over the next couple hour don't fete excited about this slick conditions on those roadways. give yourself extra time tonight. if you don't have to go out this evenint not want to especially if you see the snow falling. it is getting slick out theref those roads. >>> on our broadcast tonight, breaking news as this potentially history making blizzard unleashes its fury. states of emergency include some major population centers. tonight, the order to shut down new york city as boston and parts of new england brace for up to three feet of snow as an entire region awaits near total paralysis. >>> flight risk, a drone has crash landed on the white house lawn in the middle of the night as the secret service scrambles to conduct its own investigation. just think of the security questions this raises. >>> and pett

has broad support from teachers and students and community organization and universities and college faculty and members of local government and . >> and according to the 2016- 2017 data approximately 90 percent of the students are students of color and the sfusd and the el range district has made ethnics studies a requirement for graduation and . >> whereas the los angeles san francisco unified school district and the san francisco unified school district in california has made ethnic studies course work a requirement for graduation and . >> therefore be it resolved that the san francisco board of education supports the ethnic studies so all sfusd's holidays thereby providing you'll students to enroll in a class from 2014-2015 and . >> be it resolved that this board of education courageous the ethnics studies by elective courses you such african-american and asian-american and latino or chicano studies (clapping.) and native-american studies and the infusion of multi culturalism throughout the curriculum and the foundation for ethnic studies in high school and further be it resolved it the san francisco board o

changed the home pages of thousands of web pages of universities, town councils and local shops among others. are france's interior minister toured a factory outside paris he said he would present measures to fight the hackers later this week. >> translator: more than 1300 attacks have been claimed by hacker groups or groups that say they are islamists who are taking the opportunity to demonstrate their capacity for harm. >> late last week the french government passed an antiterror law, groups that want to join groups the french government considers terrorist, it's hard to see what kind of new measures could prevent determined hackers operating from overseas. as the french struggle to return to a feeling of being safe, the hackers attempt to say no you're not. the attacks were not sophisticated but they were massive. experts call the replaced home pages defacements. >> the defacement is like if you are in a town with many different shops and the hackers what they try to do, they try to enter every shop and if the door is not really well-closed they enter the shop they pain some messag

hackers in north africa changed the websites of universities town councils and local shops among others. france's interior minister on monday toured a cyber crime unit of the french police outside paris. he said he would present measures to fight the hackers this week. >> translator: more than 1300 attacks have been claimed by hacker groups or hackers saying they are islamist. >> late last year the french government passed a new antiterror law organizations the french government considers to be terrorist. and it also new measures could prevent determined hackers operating from overseas. as the french struggle to return to a feeling of being safe, the hacked websites feel like an attempt to say no, you're not. the attacks were not sophisticated but they were massive. experts call the replaced home pages defacements. >> a defacement is like if you are in a town with many different shops. and the hackers what they try to do, they try to enter every shop. and if the door is not really well closed, they enter the shop. they paint some messages on the window and they leave. and after you have

members who are graduates of that school, the university, and we're like, when i was in college, it would have been helpful if we had a connection to our local chapter. so we started a collegiate 100 where we identified students at the university who were interested in what we were doing, interested in potentially in the future becoming a member of the 100 after they've kind of gone through their professional career. and said, how do we start making linkages? the linkage for us was a natural one because we could say, not only can we mentor them, they can also help us mentor the kids in high school. because you have tutoring and you have just kind of -- some of our members, we're in our 30s, 40s, 50s, when a high school student sees us, they're like, that's a bit far off for me. maybe i can find somebody who's been in their late teens, early 20s. it was a natural linkage. we've kind of rolled that out for the national 100 where we have other chapters doing the same thing at colleges in their area. >> you are meanting somebody. you started in the ninth great with them? >> yeah. really back in 2004, he's now in dental school. i've kind of watch

. >> this university is responsible for producing local officers lawyers, people who go into politics and goth. we need to be sure the people we're sending out in the world is doing what is right. >> after a rally, demonstrators held a die-in. they say they stand in solidarity with the protests across the bay area during what's being called 96 hours of action. >> we see all the work that all of these people are doing. >> lack blooifs so matter were also held in paloalto and oakland today. today's demonstration in santa clara went on for more than two hours and did remain peaceful. live in santa clara, nbc bay area news. >> it hurts. i wish i could afford to keep it going. if i had the funds, i would keep it rolling. >> 30 years of tradition coming to an end in san jose. in just a few minutes ux a look at what could be the last freedom train and what they're hoping for to keep those trains rolling. >>> a gutsy smash and grab at a busy tourist area of san francisco. thieves drove a u-haul van right into a store. police are trying to figure out if it's connected to a string of recent bur

contact a local continuing education program or consult resources like san francisco state university for opportunities. web designers and photographers have a greater chance for success because they are able to make extra cash selling their services while working their full-time jobs. if writing is your passion, consider working as a freelance writer or starting a blog. any of these ventures could pan out to a full-time career. but you'll never know unless you try. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 -- [ signal breakup ] >> it's the flu. but can you avoid your coworkers' germs without seeming rude? [ laughter ] >> the etiquette, do's and don'ts of flu season that and more at 5:00. instead of just doing, stay away from me! >> did you get your flu shot? >> yeah. i have never gotten one. did you get one? >> yeah. every year. >> you have been healthy. >> i'm healthy. >> i got the flu in november. so i'm germ-free now. anyway, have a great afternoon, everybody. we'll see you again bright and early tomorrow morning. nice shot of ocean beach. enjoy. captions by:

it came up in the bush administration and came up again about new ideas about a universal savings local available to everyone. like what they are doing in canada. roth type vehicle. what you think of that as it relates to retirement? if you are to pull out for anything, you would have more leakage and less assets, but is that ok because you are decreasing savings and literacy? >> quickly witnesses. >> i will pass in the interest of time. >> i do not know the particulars of the proposal you are talking about, but i do not know if it would make sense to have a universal savings program where you could take it out for anything unless you have much stronger incentives to encourage accumulation and the plan. if you let people take off or anything, they have to put money -- and that the pope more money in the first place. you would need every level out there and eight counterparts. we know from behavior economics that people engage in mental economics. one problem right now is will allow people to take the money out, so is not clear if the 401(k) or the universal savings plan. >> i didn't kno

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his testify got attention last year in the local papers that pointed out his connection to the university and koch industries. it also got the attention of some students at the university of kansas. check this out. these are students for a sustainable future. they are a student environmental group. their president skylar krause had been hearing about the koch funding, and they thought they should learn more about art hall, and the koch funded program at their school. so the university of kansas looked at their request, figured out how much time the staff would have to spend fulfilling the question. they say it will cost you $1800 because that is how much staff time it will cost. that may not be the most money in the world, but that's a lot of burritos and beer when you're a college student. at the kansas chapter, they ponied up more than half of the money so the students could get those records they asked for. and in november, the students got a first round of documents. they raised the money, they would get some of the information they wanted. but that did not last long because dr. art h

university of alabama under nick say bon. my am knee dolphins under bill parcels. more local ties. look at this footage. 's from media pa and he was the college if the ball junkie as you might remember he wept -- you moot remember he was the quarterback at lasalle university for two years during the 2002-2003 season. >>> super bowl sunday three days a way but the phoenix area is filled with super rumors. among them how about this one quarterback nick foles on the trade block. possibly to the st. louis rams. foles talked about it this morning. >> i think you'll hear about it every season guilty year much that's part of it i think the made word is rumor. it's a rumor that you can't put too much into it and i only listen to the people at the facility being chip. that's the most important. he's the one who will make the decision and right now i'm going to just work oy plan on being back in philadelphia. >> foles was in phoenix today but the media all week at the super bowl he's scanned his vocab lower larry. marshawn lynch moved on from "i'm just here so i won't get fined" he's still not answers questions do

a great example incredible traditions the university of tennessee football is before every home game i was a local minister who delivers a prayer. this organization wisconsin wrote a letter to my university and told them cease-and-desist of offering prayer before football games. some of us who have a little snow on our heads we remember when we used to have prayer in schools but i remember playing high school in atlanta georgia and the local minister would come out and give a prayer before each football game. i never remembered any kid getting carted off the field with a tragic injury because that passed would stand up and pray for folks. if we have people the all of a sudden tell us about this thing called separation of church and state, we are not rooted in the word, we are not rooted in the words here and all of a sudden we start to allow people to separate us from our judeo-christian faith heritage. because when you talk of separation of church and state, you need to ask them, would you find it? do fine in the declaration of independence? defined written in the federalist papers? do you find i

university. >>> wednesday state and local education officials from around the country testified about changes to the no child left behind act which was signed into law by president george w. bush in 2002. they appeared before the senate education committee led by lamar alexander, a former education secretary under president george h.w. bush. this is 2 1/2 hours. >>> i am the chairman and patty minded me she is a teacher so we will start on time. welcome. senate committee on health education labor and pensions will please come to order. this morning we have a hearing on fixing no child left behind testing and accountability. there is a lot of interest in this hearing. we have heard from people around the country ever since last week when we put a draft working paper up on the website. we have a lot of people in the hall. i would say to those in the hall who are not able to get in the room we have an overflow room room 538 so you are able to lisz listen to the proceedings. so if someone would let those outside know that then they have a chance to listen to testimony and questions. we welcome them

conversation with a course i teach at florida international university, they were complaining they couldn't get uber in miami, and thens is the local medallion holders of the taxicabs have pressure from the commission not to open it up for a competitor and innovative getter to enter the state the point is and you're right, oftentimes established industries will use the mountain of regulations and laws to keep competitors from -- >> jon: or create new ones that are designed to keep the bar of entry very high so that -- >> we'll get into area of controversy because people have different opinions about it. but in obamacare itself -- >> jon: talking about the affordable care act? >> in florida we call it obamacare. (applause) >> jon: i wasn't sure we were talking about the same legislation. >> well, depends. anyway, imagine you had a business where we could pass a law that says you're forced to buy this product. if you can't afford to buy it we'll subsidize it for you and if the business loses money we'll come in and bail you out. >> jon: so it would be like you made a product and the government says you have to give it seat belts. >>

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university student's disappearances. a reward grew to more than $60,000 with the help of local businesses and his parish, st. john the baptist, became ground zero for volunteer search and rescue operations out of the basement. >> he is home with god. he is home with his family. >> some parishioners entering saturday evening mass just learning the news. >> we thank god we've been praying every day they would find him for the parents. >> shane's uncle at the river during today's discovery sharing mixed emotions following tonight's mass. >> there was that moment you kind of hoped it was not shane. and that it was something else. and but at the same time, he's in god's hands and he'll never feel pain and never feel rain and he'll always be happy. >>> and his mom today going on to thank a long list of people including philadelphia police spvkly marine unit northwest detectives and this volunteer search and rescue team. now, at this point, we're told no funeral arrangements have been made. for now, reporting live in manayunk, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you. our coverage continues on owe lin