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legislature and members of the university system demanded an explanation from the board of regions, anw e coach is out. back to you. >> tom costello with the late word for us. thank you. > there is a disturbing discovery at the vatican embassy in rome and many hope it can solve a baffling 35-year-old cold case mystery. our kelly cobiella is at the vaticto ght. >> reporter: behind the walls of the vatican embassy, an old mystery brought back to life. workers found human bone fragments while re vating a building. the italian media can't stopsking if it's the daughter of a vatican employee that disappeared 35 years ago when was 15. her story one of italy's most increasing cold cases with countless eo thes and rumors, among them she was kidnappein a plat to free the man that shot pope john paul, ii. his brother believes she's still alive and the vatican has answers. the vatican always denied involvement. as for the bones, police forensic experts are trying to determine the age, sex and date ouf death. that take at least a week. lester? >> kelly cobiella, thanks. >>> a new health alert, two

. >>> here is a live look from twin peaks towards e beautiful day anwe only up here. >> it is going toutiffor. the blue angels can fly the weather is going to be just fine. the atmosphere is changing. let's take a look, a beautiful look at oakland. equally as gorgeous in the city today. we did have some low 70s in oakland. mid-70s in livermore. the radar is clear. the art and wind fear is coming in, mid-70s, beautiful. the are jazz festival, sunny and 80 degrees. the italian heritage parade at everyone with sunshine this weekend. a new area of low pressure will come to the south. it will park itself there. it will get a little bit closer, it is going to be breezy at times. temperatures will be very close to normal and we get sunshine. skies begin to clear tonight with the drop in cloud cover. temperatures will go down to 52 in fremont. 49 in napa. sunshine tomorrow. cooler than average. mid-70s for san jose. upper 60s for san francisco. seasonably chilean pacifica at 62. low 80s at the warmest on saturday and sunday inland. low 70s near the bay. >>> we have breaking news in the south b

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about the question of it being a private institution and why do they have to answer to who they let in anwof legacy students, they take athletes. >> the internal research shows that if you are a faculty member, the offspring of a faculty member, you have 50% -- >> martha: 50%! the admission rate is, like, nine? >> and it's probably better than a asian-american student close to 25% acceptance. >> to answer your question, the supreme court cases that we are talking about the university of texas which is owned by the state in the state government cannot apply -- >> this is different. >> in 2017 alone, received over 600 million in federal dollars. >> they don't need any money from the federal government! >> they got 600 million from the feds. when they accepted that 600 million, they agreed they would not discriminate on the basis of race as one of many conditions. >> martha: if they turned on the money in the future, they would have less of an argument. they can do what they want. >> correct. can you see them turning down that kind of money? >> martha: they have so much money, judge. do you t

i will say this, i don't see anw reas it would be. >> this was somebody who, onlyer days an indictment against russian military officials, appeared to be siding with a foreign country as opposed to the conclusions of u.s. intelligence and u.s. law enforcement. >> i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and perful in his denial today. >> but if you listen to his words, he's saying, "well, my intelligence chief, dan coates, comes to me and says this.pu bun has told me, very strongly, that he didn't do it." when trump uses the words "very strongly," he's using an adjective to him that means almost more than anything. >> narrator: just behe president left the stage, he had one final statement to make. >> and i have to say, if anybody watched peter strzok testify over the last couple of days,an i was in brussels watching it, it was a disgrace to the fbi, it was a de to our country. and you would say, "that was a total witch hunt." thank you very much, everybody. thank you. it>> the president of the states can not let go that someone is challenging his legitimacy. >> disgra

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