right now, we are going to go live on campus with rashida gilmore with a potential change for an on-campus policy. rashida? according to a recent campus survey, a majority of students, faculty and staff say they are exposed to secondhand smoke everyday. ">>>campuses united for good health is a on campus organization that is trying to stop smoking at sjsu. the groups presidents says its main goal is to teach students why on campus smoking should be eliminated isra says "what we are targeting is educating the campus on the harms of smoking and secondhand smoke, both health wise and enviromentally". the current smoking policy at san jose state follows executive order w-42-93, issued by the governor of california : "all smoking in state owned buildings and leased spaces, including residence facilities, student apartments, students rooms, patio's and stairwells is prohibited". those who choose to smoke, must be outside and at least 25 feet away from doorways, stairs and groundlevel intake structures". but one smoking student, feels banning smoking outright is unfair "to have it really enforced,

elliott alaguezian reporting on campus."ler huffman is live on campus to tell us about a san jose measure that would force businesses to pay their employees more. thats right pedro, measure d will have the potential to put more money in the pockets of employees in san jose, but thats not all it will do... ">>>this fall voters will be able to put more money in the pockets of minumum wage workers like baristas at a coffee shop. measure d will raise the minimum wage in the city of san jose from the $8 required by the state of california to $10. ancisco based company that already abides by a $10 minimum wage required by san francisco. the campus alliance for economic justice group, or cafe j, started the campaign last semester to raise the minimum wage. saul "we just feel like $8 is simply not enough and we believe that if you play by the rules and work hard like anyone else you should be able to get a living wage." s/o: the vote on measure d won't likely have many negative effect on franchises like philz here in downtown san jo

its greek week on campus, tim vantress is live on campus to tell us what the greek community was doing this week. tim? homecoming week is upon us, which for some also means greek week. houses are using this week as an opportunity to unite as one organization. ">>>for fraternities and sorotities on campus, greek week is more than just celebrating school spirit. they are celebrating greek unity. some houses have been at san jose state for more than a hundred years, while others weren't even around to see the new milennium. it has proven difficult to get over 40 chapters to work together as one organization. diana rubio, student engagement coordinator: "you're talking about 10, 15, 20 members where some of them are a hundred so when it comes to doing socials or joint events at a smaller scale, it is harder to have unity i guess." greek organizations participate in only a handful of events over the course of the year. this one happens to coincide with homecoming week. (nat pop of students cheering during relay races) on monday, students ran relay races, balanced eggs, and showed their colo

we got the campus. so this campus has been built and raised and all of us community activists, ling chee wang, all you old-timers, we built it for current generations and generations as yell yet unborn. our forefathers came hear to build the railroads. they came hear to build the railroads but really to build a better life for themselves and their families. they would be so proud. they would be so proud to know that their great-great-great grandchildren built this campus so that our community can continue to have a better future for generations yet unborn. (applause). and, before i get off, before i get off, i really really need to do this. i need to thank my parents. i need to thank -- and they're sitting right up there -- my 81-year-old mother, helen wong, my 91-year-old father, henry wong, my 92-year-old auntie lily, who is a major been factor, by the way, to this campusment i want to thank them because for 18 years they were wondering why am i not -- why i'm on the college board and not out making m

then guns on campus. months after a former student opened fire at a movie theater in aurora, colorado, the university of colorado changes the rules to allow some students to carry concealed weapons on campus. >> i highly disagree with the change on campus. even though this is a state-run school, we should not have guns on campus. no guns on campus. >> members of a florida-based coalition take on the food giant to play. the company it being asked to trade foodaia fair agreement. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in denver, colorado. the obama administration has launched the first ups toward military action against the suspects on the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya last month. special operations command could have been used to capture militants deemed to have been involved in those actions killing americans, including christopher stevens. the options under discussion include drone strikes, special operations raids,

parents are no longer allowed t drop their child on campus or pick them up on campus.nt. if anyone has business on campus, they must sign in at the front office and wear a visitors badge. now, these are in response to the abduction that took place ten days ago. police say bradley mrozek of san francisco followed a 9-year-old student into the bathroom, groped her and took her to a location off campus, covering her mouth so she couldn't get someone's attention. this is around 2:45 in the afternoon. once off campus, she did kick the man, threw rocks at him and was able to escape. she made it back to the school where they called 911. he was arrested. he is expected to be in court tomorrow to answer charges against him. earlier that friday mrozek was kicked off another elementary school campus because he was acting suspicious and near a third campus not far from parkside he offered booze to two students and said something inappropriate to another. reporting live here in san mateo, bob redell "today in the bay." >>> opening statements are set to begin in the murder tile of g

there was a heightened awareness on campus after the assault. >> we have increased our campus controls and are making sure our safety officers are visible and present so students can see them on campus. >> students are reminded to always walked in groups and take advantage of the campus escort service. >> we want to remind everyone not to be distracted by their cell phone and other electronic devices when they are walking. >> this seniors says she already does all those things. monday's of salt is unusual. -- ssault -- she says monday's assault was unusual. as for a description, police said they are looking for a caucasian male in his mid-40's. >> meanwhile, baltimore county police are investing in any reports of a sexual assault involving 213-year-old girls. -- 213-year-old girls. -- two 13 year-old girls. officers found a shooting victim and it is unclear whether the shooting was planned a more targeted. >> police picked up a 50-year old woman on monday. prosecutors say she took payments in order to falsifying drug test results and to face discharge certificates for people in treatme

right now that campus on complete lockdown.we learn anything more we'll certainly pass it along but right now holy names university in the oakland hills on lockdown. >>> a nasty fall for google stock this midday after what looks like an accidental press release. it happened around 9:30 this morning. google released its 3rd quarter financial numbers which included a big miss on target profits. within four minutes shares were down more than 9%, tens of billions of dollars of losses in less than five minutes. now it looks like the earnings report was actually scheduled for release at the end of the business day. jason brooks says this kind of thing is rare. >> reporter: i don't recall ever seeing this happen with a big company on wall street where their earnings are mistakenly released early. sometimes companies will release their earnings early if there is some rumors coming out so they released it based off of that or if they had really good news and wanted to provide it to the market earlier. something like this happening with

and campus housing. >> we got an e-mail saying there was someone on campus with a gun. there's a lockdown going on. >> several witnesses spotted the man described as overweight wearing a blue blazer and glasses and had conversations with him. at least one witness saw a handgun tucked in his waistband. >> witnesses described his behavior as being somewhat dishelved and something appeared off. they had an uncomfortableness with this individual. that's what caused them to report it. >> holy names university has the student body of 1300, and students say getting on campus requires that you show a security guard at the gate your school issued i.d. >> i love my school, the fact that someone would bring a gun to campus is scary. especially when we have security guards at the front gate. so no one can just walk on to our campus. >> police spent more than three hours searching all 20 campus buildings. one student snapped this photo with a cell phone showing officers searching one of those buildings with their guns drawn. >> this is really scary. and then we have to come to the s

campus.... we'll show you why a measure on the november ballot has sparked a law suit against the california state university system. ....i'll have a live report with the election less than two weeks away... we'll show you how the latino vote could have a big impact on election day. the last presidential debate is over ... but many people are still confused about what the polls have to say. update news starts right now. hello and welcome to update news... im rashida gilmore. and i'm bentli bejan... thank you for joining us. topping our newscast ... an anti-tax organization is suing the california state univiersity system. the group says ... the c-s-u should not be using public funds to promote proposition 30 ... which would raise some taxes to fund education. update news tim vantress is looking into the controversy and has a live report ... tim. it's election season, and professors have to be careful when speaking about issues on the ballot. the state university system is already on notice. ">>>

. >> stewed owns campus of -- students on the campus of notre dame are on high alert. >> a man sexuallyed a student on campus and linda so is live. what's precaution -- what precautions are the school taking to keep students safe. >> reporter: the suspect is out there. so security has been stepped up on campus. the university also wants to let students know that an escort van is available for students going to and from campus buildings if they need it. police say a student was leaving the campus lie prairie early monday morning to walk back to her dorm when a man with the knife sexually assaulted her. at this point, police only have a vague description of the suspect. a university wide e-mail was sent to students to alert them about what happened. students say it is unsettling knowing one of the classmates was assault on campus and the suspect is still out there. >> i go to the library all the time and come back by myself so i was freaked out about it. >> reporter: you can expect to see more security on and around campus including loyola university which is right across the street. agai

we have a parking crunch around our campus. it will also help us meet the city's goal of of 20% by 2020. we did a survey last fall and we found when asked why people chose not to ride their bike to campus there were three primary reasons. first was theft, concerned about bikes being stolen. we will build covered secured parking on campus. second was safety, fear of riding in city traffic, especially -- on fell and oak, the major arteries that people have to ride or cross to get to campus. the third reason was hills. we know the wiggle addresses that. we're trying to address the theft issue on our campus. but the safety issue is one that you can really help us with. last -- a month ago we had a orientation and many parents were bringing students to campus. i was out tabling and chairing with parents what we're trying to do with supporting students bicycling to and from campus. painchts raised concern about safety of their children, didn't feel safe allowing children to have bicycles on our campus. i think again by taking this st

> police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a student on campus. and abc2 news linda so is live in baltimore -- in north baltimore. we understand the university is now making changes. >> reporter: security is tight and the university wants to let students know they have an escort van they can use when going to and from campus buildings. the suspect is out there. police say a student was walking ahead from the campus library early monday morning she wagoing back to the dorm when and with a knife sexually assault her. at this point police have a vague description of the suspect. and university by e-mail was sent to stewed tints remember the them by what happened. students say it's unsettlingknowing one of the classmates was assault on campus and the suspect is still out there. >> if you can -- anyone can come in on campus and. >> reporter: you can expect to see more security here at notre dame. also at loyola university which is right across the street. again the suspect is still out there. police only have a vague description. live in north baltimor

if you're coming to campus and have business on campus, you must sign in and wear a visitors badge.s are in response to what happened here on friday the 21st. police say bradley mrozek followed a 9-year-old student into the bathroom, groped her and took her to a location off campus covering her mouth along the way. she was able to get away, to escape. this is around 2:45 in the afternoon, by kicking him and throwing rocks at him. when she mae it back to the school, police were called, they were able to find him and arrest him. he is supposed to be in court tomorrow where he could enter a plea to numerous charges, including kidnapping and child more less takes. earlier that friday mrozek was allegedly kicked off another elementary school campus because he was acting suspicious and near a third campus police say he offered booze to two students and said something inappropriate to another. reporting live here in san mateo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> the hot weather expected to continue today and it comes with a warning after police say it may have actually played the role in t

campus. -- always a priority, but on tuesday, there was a heightened awareness on campus. >> students are reminded to walk in groups, stay in well lit areas and take advantage of the campus escort service. >> we also want to remind people not to be distracted by your cell phone or other electronic devices. >> this student says she always does these things. ms. assault was unusable. -- she says this assault was unusual. >> we are in the middle of the city. we need to remind our students to be aware that and to take precautions to protect themselves. >> here is the description police are working on now -- he is a caucasian male in his mid 40's. medium build with facial hair and was wearing dark colored clothes at the time of the attack. >> thank you. one of the thousands of names listed in the boy scouts so- called perversion files might sound familiar to maryland voters. bob bowman. the document outlines in decades of child sexual abuse. bowman represented the east to ensure from 1973 until 1981. in 1980, he was charged with attempting to solicit sex from a 15-year-old boy. the senate

. >> you can like, anyone can just come in on campus and blend in. >> an assault on a college campus, tonight how the unersities are responding to the attack a lot of you spent the afternoon stuck on 50, what happened and what can you expect in the morning. >> tropical storm sandy is ramping up, we'll talk about what that koud mean for us. >> when the black friday comes, you'll stake your claim. >> breaking news tonight out of northwest baltimore, police are on the scene of an officer involved shooting. >> that's near west bevel deer avenue. the shooting happened around 9:00 tonight. the vie leapt crimes task force was patrolling the area when they heard shots. they went to question a man and he opened fire and officers fired back and hit the man. >> the search is on for a man who sexual lay assaulted a student on notre dame university. . >> they are taking precautions to reassure had students. >> police have no suspects tonight notre dame students say they were frightened by the news and will be more careful. >> it happened early monday morning knoller dame officials say a student wa

we heard a rumor -- >> yes. >> -- that this was a dry campus. is it?e anyway. here's to you guys and your sweet tea. >> yes, your sweet tea. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, we've been here only about 12 hours, and i don't feel -- i've never experienced such kykykykyk amazing. >> i've got it tell you, there were people who were camped out here last night. there were people who came at the crack of dawn. >> which means people from the streets of new york. >> college kids. we've seen lots of little babies. we've seen the older crowd, the moms. >> we had some geriatrics with us, too. whoo! >> we want to thank the band -- the band here is off the hook. i had no idea how good your band was. the cheerleaders. >> the cheerleaders, everybody. >> the pep band, everybody. all right. so we want you guys to know -- we want you guys to realize that it wasn't easy to get this. >> no. >> you guys were up against a bunch of finalists. you guys beat syracuse university. [ cheers and applause ] you guys beat ohio state university. [ cheers and applause ] you guys beat br

there is no one in campus.y should talk to a parent and let them know what is going on so the parent can intervene. it's important that students understand that it's not tatt lichk or snitching. we can't help them if we don't understand. >> cheryl: do you have success stories? >> there are fabulous things going on in alameda county right now. unified started talking off the year and showed the movie of bully to students and right now students are developing posters that they are using all over the district. they are developing their own anti-bully messages and using student language to talk about it. >> cheryl: is the idea to punish the perpetrator, the bully? how do you deal with the bully? >> the idea to prevent bullying as much as you can. we give students and people tools to help with the issue. i think when we find out that a student has been bullied it's important to work with the student that has been victimized but to work with them separately. the balance of power i talked about earlier can be played o

sexually assaulted astudent on the campus. and linda so is live in north baltimore and you know, obviously the school is concerned. so what are they doing to make sure students are safe? >> reporter: the suspect is out there so security has been stepped up on the campus. the university also has an escort ban. students can use it when going to and from campus buildings. police say that a student was leaving the campus library early monday morning to walk back to her dorm when man with a knife sexually assaulted her. at this point, police only have a vague description of the suspect. ae-mail was sent to stewed don't alert them what happened. it's unsettling to know a classmate was assault and the suspect is still out there. >> the gates are always open so you can -- anyone can just come in on campus. >> reporter: so you can expect to see more security on campus at notre dame. and also at loyola university which is right across the street. police right now only have a vague description of the suspect. live in north baltimore, lnd

so security has been stepped up on campus. the university also wants to let students know it has an escort van that students can use when going to and from campus buildings. police say a student was leaving the campus library early monday morning to walk back to her dorm when man with a knife sexually assaulted her. police have a vague description of the suspect. a university wide e-mail was sent to students to alert them about what happened. students say it's unsettling knowing that one of their classmates was assaulted on campus and the suspect is still out there. >> i think it's unsettling because it's not common on our campus, and i think students generally feel very safe. >> reporter: so you can expect to see more security here on campus at notre dame and loyola university which is right across the street. again, the suspect is still out there and police only have a vague description. live in north baltimore linda so, abc2 news. >>> 5:32. don't text and drive. noid at new message but it's certainly hard to -- it's not a n

there is no one in campus. they should talk to a parent and let them know what is going on so the parent can intervene. it's important that students understand that it's not tatt lichk or snitching. we can't help them if we don't understand. >> cheryl: do you have success stories? >> there are fabulous things going on in alameda county right now. unified started talking off the year and showed the movie of bully to students and right now students are developing posters that they are using all over the district. they are developing their own anti-bully messages and using student language to talk about it. >> cheryl: is the idea to punish the perpetrator, the bully? how do you deal with the bully? >> the idea to prevent bullying as much as you can. we give students and people tools to help with the issue. i think when we find out that a student has been bullied it's important to work with the student that has been victimized but to work with them separately. the balance of power i talked about earlier can be play

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parents can no longer go on campus here to drop off or pick up their child. they must do their hellos and goodbyes at the main entrance. that area is a choke point, if you will, so the school can control comings and goings of people on campus. here's the change that's most noticeable. notice a brand new gate on the against. they have gates up there and all the gates are locked. but you will notice the fence is relatively short, only a few feet tall. that's an issue that the school was discussing last week, the possibility of raising the fence perimeter around the school. these new measures are in response to what happened here ten years ago -- excuse me, ten days ago on friday the 21st. police say bradley morozak followed a 9-year-old student into the bathroom, groped her and took her to a location off campus, covering her mouth along the way. this was around 2:45 in the afternoon. once off campus she did kick the 25-year-old man, threw rocks at him and escaped. she made it back to the school where they called 911. he was arrested eventually. he will be in co

it became a bit of a saying around campus for a while. >> do you want some of me?>> when he got tazed he screamed like a little girl. i think that's probably what made the video so successful on youtube. it's funny. >> i figured i was going to jail anyway. >> this daredevil defies the law and lands behind bars. >> now you're going to jail. it spans more than 700 feet across a e canyon. 240 feet across jagged rocks and pristine beach. to steve gesture, it's something cool to jump off of. when a sky dive instructor isn't jumping out of planes, he's hurling himself off things. >> some people do drugs. i jump off of stuff. it makes me feel good. it's like a drug. the fun part is the coming down. >> jester is an avid face jumper. >> there's only one small problem. >> whoo! >> jumping off bridges is against the law. that doesn't stop gesture from driving his car to the bridge to attempt his 122nd jump off the iconic stricture. >> the bridge is probably one the most beautiful places that i've personally base jumped. it can be a little rocky down there. >> it's the afterno

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on the campus of notre dame of maryland. with more on that investigation, do police have a description of the suspect? >> they are looking for a white male in his mid 40's. they believe he has a medium build, facial hair, and wearing dark clothing at the time. this should serve as a reminder to always be careful, especially at night. >> a night turned terrifying, campus officials say that she was leaving this library. someone attacked her. >> she was approached by an unknown man. >> of baltimore city police are still investigating. detectives were notified after she checked herself into an area hospital. security is always a priority but tuesday, there was a heightened awareness on campus. >> we increased security patrols, the public safety officers are visible and present. students can see them on campus. >> tuesday and well-lit areas and take advantage of the escort service. >> we want to remind everyone not to be distracted by your electronic devices. >> she says she already does all those things. monday's assault was unu

campus officials say the 19- year-old victim was leaving the library shared by loyola university when she was approached from behind by an unknown man. the man sexually assaulting her. then he ran from the scene. campus police say security is always a top priority but tuesday there was an increased presence on the campus. >> we have increased our security patrols and are making sure that our public safety officers are visible and present so students can see them on campus. >> police don't know much about the suspect, only that he is described as a white male in his mid 40's with a medium build and facial hair. baltimore city police investigating an overnight shooting in northwest baltimore. four officers responded to the 1600 block of north monroe street after midnight credit found an adult females of from a gunshot wound. detectives or on the scene throughout the night. no word on the victim's condition. city police are investigating an officer involved shooting in northwest baltimore that happened before 9:00 last night in the 3000 block of spaulding avenue near pimlico race course.

early saturday evening, october 30th, medford stops by a subway on campus for a bite to eat.ntified as dennis wayne craig is making a scene. >> he was being too rowdy. he was being too loud. he was being very forceful. the woman behind the counter told him to leave, and he wouldn't. >> medford, sensing trouble, calls police and begins recording craig with his cell phone camera. that's when craig jumps over the counter and storms into the kitchen where the manager is trying to reach campus police. >> you could see in the video she's dialing the phone. craig followers her back there, yanks it out of the wall. >> tessa duvall is a student reporter who covered the story for the university paper "the herald." >> you don't hear a lot about phones being yanked out of walls. soon craig reappears in the seating area. >> there were a couple of guys that were just waiting for him. they were trying to hold him still, hold him down. you hear him say it's about to get nuclear. >> it's about to get nuclear. what that means, i don't know. >> it's about to get nuclear. >> craig's nuclear punc

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political events on campus. islamic art is now on display at the m-l-k library. the islamic art exhibit is a san francisco bay area non-profit group. their mission is to promote islamic art and provide a platform for creative and unique individuals of the muslim community. every year the islamic art exhibit looks for talented people to participate in their year long exhibit, including children. ">>>theres a lot of different intrepretations of what they've done, so it's very interesting to see how everybody kind of gets a theme and has to run with it." the islamic art exhibit will be shown on the fourth floor of the m-l-k library until november 29th. thats it for arts and entertainment this week guys, back to you! thanks big guy, i loved it. over 700 students reside in joe west hall. out of those 700...not a single one is a above a first year student. upper classmen who wanted to live in joe west were forced to find other accomodations. we spoke to a pair of those students about their expirences. ">>>miguel patino is a thrid year computer engineering student who l

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of the campus. we wanted to make sure it was as little disruption as possible. we are 125 acres, and 23 of those happened they can -- and of those have been dedicated to debate city. there is controlled access in and out of there, but the rest of the campus is wide open. the media filing center finds themselves there. we have msnbc, cnn, span, and everyone has their stand ups going on. students have been engaging with them all day. >> is this what you have been expecting? >> this is what we have heard about. you're not really sure until you see it. we knew there was a building sense of anticipation. when you have set a halt in this best be, you wonder if everyone will show up. what they have done in great numbers, do not know -- the campus here are incredibly dedicated. people pricked themselves into to try to make it work. we have been smooth all day. i have been pleased with comments about the hospitality, and i was walking over here a moment ago, and he said will you do this again? i said let's g

if you are not familiar, we currently have a california campus and a pacific campus, and the plan is to build a bigger campus and consolidate those services into one larger hospital at the old cathedral hill spa on van ness, and that is going to have a huge impact, both in terms of the neighborhood in district 2, not only the new campus, but what happens to the pacific and california campus. also, is a huge job creator. we're making sure to do it in a way to we have every constituent buy into the project, create a ton of new jobs, and move forward with a health care system that benefits all of us. otherwise, some of the other issues coming up -- francisco reservoir in russian hill is going to be an issue that comes up. we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years. we need to make sure we wanted to the impacts. it is going to be a big deal. after leaving here, i am going down there with the mayor and the head of our department of transportation to really make sure we understand exactly what is happening at this point in time in the project

then, sexual assault on campus. behind the headlines, author joan walsh explains, what's the matter with white people? hello. i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary", a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, wooing women. one more presidential debate remains for gop presidential hopeful mitt romney and president obama to make their case to the highly touted women's vote. this week after the so-called "town-brawl" debate dueling ads appeared focusing directly on the women's vote. >> turns out, rick perry doesn't oppose contraception at all. >> couldn't we find women that are qualified. a gallup/usa today survey in 12 crucial swing states finds women list abortion as the most important issue 39% for women, followed by jobs 19%, healthcare 18% and the economy 16%. in contrast, men see jobs 38% and the economy 37% as the two most important issues facing men. romney is now within one point of obama among female likely voters in swing states 48%-49%. >> mostly with this poll out th

students who live in south campus commons number 7 say they've complained about the bed bugs. for now, the students say they have to deal with the bugs every night. >> nothing we can do. i mean, they haven't offered for us to live anywhere else. we've got to live out of garbage bags and get bitten every night, which is unfortunate. >> what are you going to do now? >> i guess the only thing we can do is wait and hope. they haven't really given us any other option. >> students say the bed bugs have been a problem before at this building. campus officials say a private company owns the building and did bed bug inspections before the students started the semester. >>> people who live in a northern virginia condo complex say a raccoon invasion is forcing them to stay indoors. one fed-up homeowner at arlington drive sent us these photos. they complained for months about people possibly feeding these animals. they say the animals no longer fear humans. it also put their pets in danger. >> we can't use the outdoors. we have a pet. we can't let him out. and you can't even have a barbec

if it is one campus, the around the ohio state campus area produced almost 6,000 early votes.omething over 3,000. so they got some work to do if they are going to fall -- if they are going to help out, again, the president. shepard? >> shepard: steve brown live tonight at ohio state. microsoft today unveiled its biggest change to its popular windows operating system in nearly two decades. according to microsoft it designed windows 8 to work with both tablet and desktop computers. the revamped software ditched the familiar start button at the lower left hand corner of the scene. microsoft ceo steve balmer put it the whole screen filled with a bunch of colorful tiles is the start button. the software is set to go on sale tomorrow along with microsoft's first tablet computer dubbed surface. the ipad competitor starts at 499. and optional cover that doubles as a keyboard will set you back another 100 bucks. and windows 8 is crucial for that company. two suspects and one officer are dead tonight after an explosion during a police raid on an apartment building. it tops our news arou

a campus in shock. a mother asking why a police officer shot her son. >>> preaching politics from the pulpit. hundreds of pastors plan to do it today. why? they want the irs to tax them. plus, hear from the man planning a death-defying recordsetting jump from the edge of space. >>> a campus police officer shot and killed this 18-year-old freshman at the university of south alabama yesterday. school officials say gilbert collar rushed the officer several times and kept threatening him. he reportedly was make ed and abbinging eradically. his friends remembered a different student. >> you could ask anyone that knew him. he was a great, loving guy. always made people smile. you know, is not the kind of guy that people move him and said he would do something like this. >> i want to bring in cnn legal contributor paul cowen joining us from new york. paul, good morning. >> good morning, randi. >> the victim in this case is 18 years old. he was a college freshman. considering the circumstances, he was apparentl

the debate on campus offers an enormous opportunity to really galvanized the campus community. it has been a process going on since last january. we had 115 different events on campus that students have participated in. the total number of attendees at those events is more than 25,000. so it is really a significant community-building event of the sort that works in an academic institution. all of those events surround principal issues discussed as part of this electoral process. certainly there is a lot of visibility as well to be generated by hosting this presidential debate. more than half of the viewing audience, roughly half of the viewing audience, is outside of the united states, so it really is an international event. our institution draws the majority of its students from places other than colorado. something on the order of 65% of our students come from outside of colorado. on the other hand, the majority of students to stay here and take their first jobs -- the majority of our students stay here and take their first job in the state. we think of ourselves as a magnet