. >> i am bill nance, interim vice president for student affairs here at san jose state. >> i'm dennis jana, associate vice president for undergraduate studies. >> i'm eric's mother. >> i'm eric sullivan, freshman next year, undeclared major. >> i'm jessica savage, reporter and researcher of the story. >>> what was your first reaction when you first heard we were restricting admissions? >> i think about students who might not be able to afford college, or parents actually, so to be able to go to a local college and not have to pay for dorm fees. also students that have different interests and are, you know, english as second language and not going to attend school, not a lot of places for them. and that was my concern. >>> certainly major concerns to be considered. eric, you're the person we're focused on. we want you to come here and feel welcome to come here. what was your perspective when you heard what was going on? >> when i heard about it, i was kind of nervous, because i hadn't heard back from -- hadn't received my letters from admissions. this has always been, okay, i'm going t

penny nance, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. bill: we have new video now of massive flooding turning roads into rivers. flash flood watches in effect for parts of nevada, and california. in las vegas the heavy rains washed roads away. some drivers left stranded in that high water, the strong storms developing yet again today with the potential for torrential downpours. watch that. it doesn't take a lot of water or time to turn your road into that. las vegas. right? about eight minutes past the hour. patti ann: governor mitt romney is accusing some in the mainstream media of pushing their own agenda. >> i realize that there will be some in the fourth estate or whichever estate who are far more interested in finding something to write about that is unrelated to the economy. patti ann: the governor shaking off criticism of his foreign trip. does he have a point? we'll have a fair and balanced debate on that coming up. >>> plus -- ♪ ♪ bill: bang that drum, patti. [laughter] the gsa and its $20,000 drumsticks, now under investigation, and