and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, "g" dorm, houses a lot of different inmates. a lot of them are repeat offenders and they come back in and see each other and they begin these relationships that are unauthorized or that we don't allow. so it can get pretty wild here in "g" dorm. >> one of those repeat offenders, kelley mcnaughton, is better known by her nickname. >> mcnaughty. as every officer here knows me. the sergeants. i tried to get them to change my name tag to mcnaughty, but they wouldn't. >> kelley mcnaughton is a game player. she runs schemes, runs games, tends to become a controller of a pod. what we call pod boss. >> this is my entourage. i have two blondes that when i get real stressed out, jacky and courtney, i just call them the blondes. >> i know! >> but i lay between them when i get real stressed out and hold their hands and i tell them all about my problems or whatever and they just sit there and look beautiful. >> she seems to be able to talk inmates into things. manipulate inmates, weaker inmates. she's not small. she has a

thankfully no students were in that dorm due to summer break. a university employee injured in the blast is in stable condition and investigators are now blaming a gas leak for that explosion. >>> a fbi agent has med not guilty to lying during the takeover of a while life river unl. the he fired two rounds at lavoy finicum. he was shot and killed by troopers who say he was reaching for a gun. the agent allegedly failed to tell his supervisors that he opened fire. he could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted of obstruction. >>> now to the images we're getting from a wild shootout caught on camera in baltimore. it took place inside a city bus, showing a gunman taking aim at officers and sheer panic from passengers trapped inside. eva pilgrim with the new detail. >> reporter: new video showing the terrifying shootout inside a crew crowded baltimore city bus. the gunman firing at cops rushing the scene, using both hands. armed with two .40 caliber handguns and several rounds of ammo. baltimore county police say earlier this month, blain erb t

the dorm was gutted during the blast at murray state university. it also shattered the windows of nearby buildings. a university employee is in stable condition this morning as a result. police say a second person was treated and released. they suspect a gas leak caused the explosion. no students were in the dorm because of summer break. >>> another explosion in michigan has fire crews frantically searching for a couple overnight. the couple's adult daughter managed to escape as fire engulfed the house and flames shot 50 feet into the air. the blast was so powerful it blew out the back of the home. fire officials say there was no natural gas running to the house, but it was hooked up to >>> protesters are demanding a third trial after a fatal police shooting seeking yet another trial for ray tensing. he was the university of cincinnati police officer who fatally shot sam dubose during a traffic stop in 2015. now last week the judge declared a mistrial after jurors were unable to reach a verdict in the second trial. >>> a ten commandments statue was

. >>> a massive explosion gutting a college dorm. why it could have been much worse. >>> plus this -- >> aaagh! get out of my garage. >> see what happens when a hungry bear surprises a woman in her own garage. >>> that's how we feel when the alarm clock goes off. >> yes. >> aaagh. >> as we do say good morning on this thursday, everyone, we're going to start with the severe weather threatening much of the nation's heartland. >> the radar shows a string of storms moving into the area surrounding chicago and detroit. they're bringing damaging winds, scattered hail and possibly a new round of tornados. >> yeah, one twister that's already hit western wisconsin uprooted trees, damaged homes as well and injured one person who was trying to take cover in a barn when it collapsed. overnight millions on alert as tornadoes touch down in several states. [ sirens ] >> reporter: these scenes from western iowa, this property heavily damaged, the home's windows shattered to pieces and trees splintered. this woman crawling to a basement with her gran

knock your teeth out. >> all the dudes that were kicked out of dorms for it.ause they knew you and you never got caught. but i know why you're there. because they don't give a [ bleep ] against you. >> it soon became clear that mark hughes was just reacting angrily to everything and everyone around him. >> he's crazy. i've got to get in the cell and -- that's redundant. >> then he turned all his rage toward us. >> respect. >> and just started lashing out at us. >> take the [ bleep ] off of me. respect. >> dr. matias, again, with his very caring and kind way, completely defused the situation. >> get you stabilized, take your meds. >> yeah. >> because it's just going to cause more problems. you're going to start getting write-ups. >> i don't want no more write-ups. >> that had been a very chaotic and draining episode but for dr. matias he acted like it was just a normal everyday routine. >> long day? >> yeah. actually, today my schedule was pretty clear. so i can catch up on paperwork and get things done. but i've been running from one thing to another since i g

. >> and an explosion blue the walls off a college dorm what investigators believe caused the blast. david murphy has your seven-day forecast from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. >>> dozens of reported tornadoes cut a path of destruction in the nation's heartland this struck in iowa. and another tornado damaged 20 homes in western wisconsin after being on the ground for 10 miles. >>> the chief financial adviser for pope francis cardinal george pell is charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse. the highest ranking official in the church to be charged with sexual abuse. they say it occurred years ago and pell is denying the charges. >>> a woman is charged with manslaughter in a deadly youtube stunt that killed her boyfriend. it happened outside of this home in norman county, minnesota. 19-year-old mona lisa perez claimed her boyfriend wanted to make a youtube video of a bullet hitting a book in front of his chest and it went through the book and killed him. he was pronounced dead at the scene and one family member says that her nephew told her about the dangerous pl

win over the last 10 years, san jose state has added four new dorms but there are currently no plans more. is worrisome considering the cost -- housing cost in silicon valley>> i would want to live on campus and know that i would be fine here and nothing would happen. i would only be willing to do it going from a community college. if it was right out of high school i would reconsider.>> reporter: whitney wishes she had no sooner and now she has two months to figure out whether she will be able to find a roommate. >> it's very frustrating. i don't know what i'm going to do now. me and my mama continuously looking for apartments. i never had my own apartment before. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: san jose state usually requires freshman from outside a 30 mile radius to live on campus but that requirement will be way. and ruben, ktvu fox2 news . >>> ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 is up next the controversy at the u.s. capitol involving trump and nancy pelosi. >> it would be a very sad day for republicans if she steps down. >> the president's comments today amid questions about pelosi's

the dorm was built in the last few years. but it wasn't being used by students. the injured employee went to hospital and is in stable condition. >>> the creator of the beloved character paddington bear has died. british author michael bond, was 91 years old. he named paddington after a london train station. they've honored him at the paddington bear statue located on the train platform. >>> macy's fourth of july fi today in new york city. you can see crews here preparing for the spectacle. that will illuminate the new york city skyline next week with more than 60,000 shells launched from barges in the east river. >>> it's 4:had 2. d.c. fire officials are chaking down on illegal fireworks. >>> inspectors are checking fireworks stands around the district. they're trying to keep the illegal and more dangerous items out of people's hands. they'll confiscate the illegal fireworks and issue tickets. important to have a happy and safe fourth of july. we posted the laws in d.c. and local counties in the nbc washington app. search for laws. >>> you like heat and humidity

the prison gymnasium has been converted into a dorm because of overcrowding. >> all right. this is a housing unit. in other words, if you get in trouble on the streets, they will find a spot for you to live. >> notice, when we went down, there was a gunner on the yard. there's also a gunner in here. >> they shooting real bullets. it ain't easy being in this [ bleep ] jail. whether it be over the phone calls, showers, [ bleep ] computers, whatever it is, it's a problem in here. when you spend 365 days in a year in this [ bleep ], you're going to be stressed out. believe that. >> don't never come back in here like this. [ bleep ] what's wrong with you? >> back up side by side, two by two. >> do you know what that means? it means that if they need a sexual favor, guess who's doing it. >> when the group moves on to the dining hall, they find something even less appetizing. >> this is all about territory. this side over here happens to be for the whites and southern mexicans. that side over there happens to be for the northern blacks and everybody else. so when you come in here

their cards, watch tv, read the newspaper, so they have a little bit more freedom in that it's a big dorm style of barracks. >> play rummy. do the cards back and forth. >> everyone gets a card. >> pick it up, down. if you don't want it. >> that's spades, homey. >> that's what i'm saying. >> thought you were talking about rummy. >> playing spades. >> for every six days that you work, you get another extra day of good time and an extra day of work time taken off of your sentence. so for every six days that you're in custody and they are working, it's like eight days as long as they behave. >> gonzales works in the laundry facility. >> where is this one going, sir? >> that's going to surplus. >> i work on the clothes that everyone wears. i sort them and fold them. take them off the truck brand new, yeah, they're all fresh, socks, pants. i get new clothes every day and never dirty, always new. that's what matters. that's what matters. >> did you do the laundry when you were living at home? >> ah, no. my mom would always be doing my laundry. >> gonzales says he has a good relationship with his

but even inmates in the prison's least restricted level two dorm still get out of control. >> who said that? who made that comment about that bitch? not going to take any disrespect to the staff. it's not your business what the caseworker does. so if i catch you to your face calling somebody a bitch, you'll go to level five or level six. do you understand me? it's a privilege to be in level two. this is a short-term facility. you have to have less than 2 1/2 years to be here. and so, you know, that's part of our responsibility is getting them ready to hit the street, go back home, be successful and not come back. you know, with the 18 years that i've spent working in the field of corrections, in the majority of that time with men, there's a respect factor that you get being female, especially in the state of new mexico. they view you as mom, sister, grandma, whatever. they feel like you're going to take care of them. that's how they view the female role. >> so i gave you urine. >> and it was dirty. >> no, it wasn't dirty. it wasn't dark pink. it was light pink, you know? >> i think tha

(scoffs) man, i love being back in the dorms. it's like i never left.ow up a david copperfield poster, this could be my room. honey, haley and i have to go fill out some paperwork. oh. why don't you throw the linens on the bed? oh, and move the car before they tow us. okay. oh, my god. what is that shirt?! pretty sweet, huh? "haley dunphy moving co." mm. see? 'cause we're moving you here and here. (laughs) and also... here. mm. man, you used to love it when we swung you like that. i bet we could still do it. yeah! yeah. oh, no, no. no, no, no, no, no. don't you dare pick me up! and take that shirt off. what? why? it's cute! it's not cute! do you see what's happening out there? people are walking around and judging each other. no, they're not. oh, really? you didn't see the way muffin top across the hall was looking at me? people can be cruel. so take it off. (sighs) fine. oh, my god! put on a shirt! i don't know what you want from me! "you only get one chance at a first impression. i suggest julia child, because it's easy to do." (imitates julia child)

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the university told hundreds of tate ht it is doesn't have enough space for them in the dorms. accomf them are freshman who are ive ired to live on campus. they had more freshman enroll. this year more than 5 thousand said yes. >>> a year after the controversial sentencing, the efforts to recall the judge has begun. what this could mean for voters. >>> fireworks danger, i am damian trujillo, the concern for police and zero tolerance towards them. >> seeing the cooler forecast. winds from san francisco to livermore. later this week we will let you know how hot temperatures will get in our forecast. now has one week to respond to >>> the judge at the center of the brock turner -- the effort to recall the judge has begun. setting off a national debate. michelle roberts joins us with what happens next. >> reporter: critics have been promising to take action for months. they dropped off the paperwork today. thousands of signatures that they will need. >> we are here to file the notice of intention to recall aaron persky. >> reporter: first formal step to recall him. >> sexual assaul

more than officials planned for and doesn't have enough dorm space.other of incoming freshman says forced to look off campus. >> would have committed to where we knew she would have guaranteed housing. big issue for us. >> more than 1,400 students on waiting list for campus housing. >>> flower children who lived through the summer of love returned to golden gate park. >> party with peace, love and nostalgia. katie with the story. >> reporter: ama, flower power in full force tonight. cleaning up from light show, you can see leftovers here as folks packed golden gate park for a free concert and watch illumination of the conserver toia flowers. >> crowds looking fantastic. >> reporter: brought people together on the anniversary of summer of love. >> welcoming people back to golden gate park to create a connection between the past and present. >> interested in the haig haight-ashbury because i grew up in marin, peace marches when i was 14. >> reporter: wasn't alone. 100,000 young people converged on san francisco in 1967. flower children, hippies, counter

. >> today, the special response team is searching kimbrough's dorm.t doesn't take long before they find something suspicious. >> i pulled out two of the little small little baggies within this -- with this county issued pink sock. obviously it's turned inside out because i rolled it out. i noticed there was a powdered substance in there. >> the officers only need a minute amount of the substance to administer a chemical test. >> this first capsule is just to identify an agent to see if it is actually any kind of controlled substance. the second one just does the same. but actually identifies it. and if it turns the kind of color, indicated color here on the side -- >> did it turn? >> yes. >> just the little crumbs off the table. >> just the crumbs. >> what does that mean? >> it's positive. >> it's drugs. >> and it's just off the table. >> methamphetamine off the table. >> off the table. any amount is too much. so as you can see we have three bags. and at one time you can see that all three bags held a pretty good amount in them. yeah, a pretty good bu

actors pretended to be victims who were triaged outside one of the dorms. drills like this help to identify strengths and areas that need improvement before a disaster happens. >>> leaders in the lehigh valley say they will continue to uphold the paris climate agreement despite president trump's announ announcement he's withdrawing from it. the mayors have all signed the national clie action agenda. they will continue to support climate action to meet the paris agreement. joe biden stressed the need to address global warming. >> the greatest danger to american physical security was global warming. the greatest danger to our physical security because the sea levels rise two feet, tens of millions of people will be displaced. >> biden insisted that the vast majority of the american people disagree with trump's decision. >>> the race for atlantic city mayor is set now after last night's primary debate. he defeated the councilman. he will take on current republican mayor in the general election. coming up on november 7th. >>> it was a cooler than usual june day

the school thinks they will be able to find dorm space for about 140 of those.they're telling everybody else to start looking for other options off campus. >> before she transfers, whitney has clothing to pack in classes to pick. she wasn't expecting an email from the school saying she's one of 1400 students who could not be guaranteed on campus housing. >> i was thinking i'd get something but i didn't get anything at all. i don't know where i'm going to live. i can commute from stockton. >> there's a bumper crop of freshman. >> last year we had 3200 students. this year we have 4000. right now we have 5050 signed up for orientation.>> there are only 4000 on campus beds. >> the housing crisis is something we need to address. it's something at the top of our list and we will be looking at in the coming months. >> reporter: over the last 10 years san jose state has added four dorms but they're not plans for nor. students say it's worrisome. especially considering apartment costs in silicon valley. >> that is a factor for me. i would want to live on campus and know

. >> i'm in a secure dorm. i'm in a secure dorm. >> i have been in here several years and i have had offenders climb with a rope in here, in this secure unit. for one he's got an assaultive history on staff. it could be used to hang somebody or choke somebody. it could be used to escape. to climb a fence. i mean there's multiple things that this could be done with that would not be a good thing for us. >> he is placed in a separate holding cell while a team of corrections officers assemble to search his cell again, even more closely than the last time. >>> we've got ball peen hammers to tap on the blocks to make sure nobody is trying to get through their cell wall. >> start on this side and i'll start on this side. just two around the room. >> we are just making sure checking the bricks. making sure they're not trying to chip around the bricks, break them out. make sure we don't have soft spots. >> when we do shakedowns like this we look through all their books, all their paperwork, see if we can't find any sni

. >> it actually feels very item in your dorm room or something. >> it worked. >>> when you become at's all about getting your swaddle game on point. you guys know what i'm talking about? >> wrapping the babies up and getting them snug so they go to sleep. >> if you're feeling as an adult you're missing out, you can go to japan to try -- >> adult swaddling. >> apparently this has really taken off in japan. looks a little -- >> they look like human garlic cloves. >> yes, they do, charity. now that's all i'm going to be seeing. adult wrapping. and it was designed by a midwife to help moms overcome shoulder and hip pain after birth. >> right, right. >> but also because swaddling apparently is very relaxing. as parents well know that kids just sleep so well. it's like being back in the womb. so michelle and her assistant madeline give it a go. they go looking for where this place is. it's a bit sketchy. >> city court 201? is it an apartment? >> looks like it's in an apartment building. they go up this dark staircase. they don't quite know what's going on. >> this is a little weird. >> sh

on sunday afternoon, for gunmen's dorm do -- gunmen stormed the tourist hotel. we slipped under the bed. >> the hotel located on the outskirts of the capital city is popular with foreigners and locals. arrived quickly and rescued more than 30 hostages from the building. into thekers fled wooded hills with security officers in pursuit. >> as we speak, security forces have recovered the bodies of two attackers. they are canvassing the area to find the other two bodies. the area behind the hotel spreads across dozens of acres. it is very vast and very wooded. at night, it's very dark and difficult to search. gunolice found a submachine and a bottle of explosives left behind. attacks have not let up since french troops launched an assault against troops in 2014. they are moving south. a grenade and can attack at a popular restaurant killed five people. on a reticent blue hotel left point more dead. both were claimed by al qaeda. the firefighters in portugal are still battling to control deadly wildfires in the central region of the country. reinforcements will arriv

the good thing here, there's no students inside that dorm because, of course, it is summer break.iously, a huge concern, reggie. >> really scary and so's this. new video shows a terrifying shootout on a maryland bus. it left the gunman dead. the baltimore county state's attorney says the police shooting was just fied. police say blain herb tried robbing two people before getting on the bus and then when police pulled the bus over, herb reacted. >> it was just like watching a horror movie in my backyard. >> one passenger was wounded in the cross fire and an officer also shot and then herb was killed by police after fleeing the bus. >>> a petaluma man under arrest for reportedly having sex with a teen he met through an app. he is 23 years old. alleged victim just 15. police say he admitted he knew he was having sex with a minor and told them he exchanged sexual messages with other minors and why police are bringing this story to us. they're hoping to find other potential underage victims. >>> happening today, president trump will host the new south korean president and his whife t t

we'll get into the sea breeze a a little bit later, and then temperatures dorm coming up inland as much as five to six degrees, more subtle increase tomorrow elsewhere around the bay, but, boy, after that, talking hot weather returning. close to 100 degrees in livermore by the end of the week. here we are, 3:00 in the afternoon. you'll notice wind at the coast still the purple shade. very breezy. 15-20 miles per hour inside the bay. better than yesterday. still adding a little bit of a cool atmosphere throughout the day today, but san jose, shy of average, tomorrow, you'll be there at 78, and 80s returning midweek. getting very warm by the end of the week, mid-90s for father's day. today, though, waiting on the sun, not as warm as yesterday, just a few degrees cooler, upper 60s today in the south bay, breezy for you downtown. can't get out of the low 60s, and in the north bay, seeing 71 in napa. east bay, mid to upper 60s here, a nice afternoon, 67 union city, and heading inland, 72 in antioch. download our app and track the warming trend and notice the skies brightening up hour by hour

in another room you see a table collapsed on to metal chairs and in this photo a dorm size and full size refrigerator, both burned from the top down. investigators say the fire did not originate in these appliances. in fact, the report reveals because of the extensive damage, investigators don't know what started the fire. they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame or most prominently an electrical cause. electrical engineers with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives found modifications to the electrical systems, two heavily damaged spider boxes were found in the debris. the report calls them makeshift that supplied parts of the building with electricity. you can see tuper section of the staircasend second floor collapsed on to the first floor. the report indicates several victims fell from the second floor. all 36 people who died, died of smoke inhalation. there is one man who was seriously injured and is still in the hospital. his eyewitness account is not available. the ghost ship founder and his second in charge face man slates char

empty dorms at the university of utah have been made available for vac -- evacuees. >>> a young girlurvived an amusement ride fall, the 14-year-old from greenwood, delaware, was dangling from the sky ride after it came to a stop. the a man promised to catch her, and with a little help that's what he did. the girl was not seriously hurt. park officials say the ride and the seat were in working order they are looking into how the girl slipped out from her seat. she is a lucky young lady they were there. >> your time, 4:57 a.m., breaking overnight, a driver speeds toward philadelphia police officers forcing them to jump out of the way, they are now searching for that driver. we'll have the latest in a live report. >>> the winner of best female hip hop artist talks about second chances in her acceptance speech. i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more h

and then i wanted to knock on the door of my old dorm room.d the area, but it's fascinating to me that 22 years later they knew exactly which room. clearly. so i knocked on the door. and it was this sweet little girl, she's so smart, she's like a neuroscience major. they changed the floors, they have hardwood now. >> fancy. a little fancier. but it was pretty cool. the back-to-school piece will air next week. but i think i kind of got emotional because i remember, i'm from wichita, kansas, these were the journalism students. and this is what made me emotional because i always want to do news. i told this guy in middle school that i wanted to be a news reporter and he was like, what is your back up? i was like, huh? i don't need a backup. i said, this is what i want to do. so yesterday we get there and be there 23 years later and i was like, dang, up kind of did it. i was very grateful. >> i remember when we did roker-th roker-thon. look at you there. >> i was a cheerleader in high school. i auditioned for the dance squad and was the alternate.

. >> kids in dorm rooms all over america is like, good for you, get on my level. >> now he's creating his sauce. the tandori sauce he'll throw all over it. that you also have to cook. >> i made a tinfoil pan that will sit on top. >> then once that's done, you plate your dinner. he takes the bowl, puts the couscous in it. flips it over so it provides a nice place for his little chicken skewer. he puts sauce over it and there you go. >> hotel staff is like i wonder why that fire alarm keeps going off in room 208. >> according to reports, he is a former restaurateur, so he knows how to work his way around ingredients and stuff like that. >> and there is it is. >>> snugly baby bunnies. ♪ >>> this first young one is charity bailey the first day she experienced the heat where our studio is. as soon as she would have got back to her apartment, air conditioner! this is like straight up to the air conditioner. air blowing in the face. >> real talk, when i first got here i used to get home and snatch my wig off and stand in front of the ac. >> this next baby emma is me. dad had made penne and m

reported salary of roughly $2 million, apart from not owning a car, lives in these minimalist team dormsfirmed to us that he seldom leaves the facility. not that it keeps fans from waiting for him outside. even from a distance, plenty of observations can be made about the pitching slugger, or the slugging pitcher. he is meticulous, stopping mid- pitch to adjust his form; open to advice from his batting coaches. even baseball tedium provides a source of enjoyment. this is someone who plays baseball, but has always worked at it, too. ohtani grew up in a small, industrial town on japan's mainland. his father, once an amateur player himself, coached his son's little league teams. shohei ohtani showed promise as a hitter, but drew more interest as a pitcher, occasioning stealth visits from american scouts while he was still in high school. at age 18, he held a press conference to announce his major league intentions and went so far as to tell japanese teams not to draft him. but the nippon ham fighters, again, known for doing things their own way, drafted him nonetheless. >> ohtani ( translat

in another room you see a table collapsed on to metal chairs and in this photo a dorm size and full size. investigators say the fire did not originate in these appliances. in fact, the report reveals because of the extensive damage, investigators don't know what started the fire. they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame or most prominently an electrical cause. electrical engineers with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives found modifications to the electrical systems, two heavily damaged spider boxes were found in the debris. the report calls them makeshift that supplied parts of the building with electricity. you can see tuper section of the staircase and second floor collapsed on to the first floor. the report indicates several victims fell from the second floor. all 36 people who died, died of smoke inhalation. there is one man who was seriously injured and is still in the hospital. his eyewitness account is not available. the ghost ship founder and his second in charge face man slates charges in connection with the fire. katie mar

and then i wanted to knock on d i remembered the dorm and kind of the area.ey knew exactly which room. >> you got records? >> clearly. knocked on the door, and it was a sweet little girl. she's so smart. they changed the floors. they have hardwood. a little fancier. but it was pretty cool. the piece will air next week. i got kind of emotional. i'm from kansas. these were the journalism students. this is what made me emotional. i always wanted to do news. when i was in middle school, i told a guy i wanted to be a news anchor. he said what's your backup. i was like, huh? i don't have a backup. it's what i want to do. i remember telling my mom, that's the first time anybody asked me what else. yesterday to get there and be there 23 years later and be like, i did it, it kind of happened. it was kind of emotional. very grateful. >> i remember when we did rocker -- look at you there. a cheer >> i was a cheer leader in high school. i remember i additioned for the dance squad. i was an alternate. i was devastated. to go back and dance with them, i was like yeah, i ca

the small companies you never heard of came up from the garage, from the basement, form the dorm room, from wherever they were hooked up and each of them was able to rise to scale. i think it's harder. would have been saved as companies to come to scale, one of these big guys spice them up. apple by so many companies the year for so little compared to its overall revenues and wealth that the purchases are not under the law considered materially significant in dollars and so they are not required to disclose them and they choose not to. they could choose to do it at their apple because if you had a company and your company was working on one little aspect of artificial intelligence, an interesting kind of angle on that let's say then you had 10 employees -- somewhere in oregon or maybe you're in israel, wherever you were and they thought you and maybe even spend $100 million on you, which is a lot of money. not a lot of money to apple. they don't want their competitors to know that they now have your patents, that they now have your engineers, that they now have your expertise and said

because while free and fierce conversations in classrooms, dorm rooms, dining halls are vital, they only get us so far. you have to turn those ideas and those values into action. this college has always understood that. the motto which you've heard twice already, "not to be ministered unto, but to minister," is as true today as it ever was. if you think about it, it's kind of an old-fashioned rendering of president kennedy's great statement, "ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country." not long ago, i got a note from a group of wellesley alums and students who had supported me in the campaign. they worked their hearts out. and, like a lot of people, they are wondering, what do we do now? i think there is only one answer, keep going. don't be afraid of your ambition, of your dreams, or even your anger. those are powerful forces, but harness them to make a difference in the world. stand up for truth and reason. do it in private, in conversations with your family, your friends, your workplace, your neighborhood. and do it in public, in media posts, on so

. >> reporter: her family showed us the poster she made for her soon to be college dorm at jacksonville university. >> it's an angel that will be missed. as hard as it is she is there with her brother. >> reporter: police have a vague description of the driver, they say he is a white man, medium build, 30 to 40 years old with blonde or light brown hair last seen driving a smaller model chevy pickup truck faded red in color. you also heard the talk about bianca's brother. he died at heart disease at age 22. nbc 10 news. >>> developing now, bracing for a shutdown tonight governor chris christie is telling all state agencies to brace for a government shutdown. that will happen if lawmakers can't pass the state budget before midnight tomorrow. and a shutdown could cause big problems for your fourth of july holiday. we'll explain how coming up in about ten minutes. >>> tonight, ex philadelphia district attorney seth williams is sleeping in a jail, taking a break in his corruption trial. he admitted to one count accepting a bribe and now faces up to five years in prison. under his plea deal,

. >>> an explosion on a kentucky college campus was so powerful it gutted a dorm, blew out windows on nearby buildings. a gas leak is to blame. one person was hurt in the blast. at murray state university yesterday, no stuntdents were i the building because of the summer break. >> imagine waking up to find a stranger in your bed. >> this isn't the first time the suspect in the case has done something like this. right now there's a man hunt in pal saids park for that person and the neighborhood is on high alert. police say the suspect is linked to two other talking incidents in the area. the man asked the woman if he could stay the night. she screamed and ran off. >> well, what would you do if you saw a snake on a train? >> get off? >> yeah. >> between stops or not. a rider on a new york subway caught this snake wrapped around a pole on a train last month. a lot of passengers didn't seem to notice the reptile. the new york subway. >> it's huge. >> the man who shot the video it appeared the snake belonged to a man standing next to it and he was kissing the snake before he let it slither

every year they offer the career weather camp where high school opportunities stay at dorms on howardr two weeks and do real weather experiences while meeting with some of the most brilliant minds in weather. >> each day is devoted to burning additional atmospheric concepts. we may have an interactive visit to the noaa's climate and weather center. >> making sure planes are safe in the sky to bringing your forecasts on the evening news, meteorologists wear many different hats. the first hat they wear is a graduation cap. i spent time at the university of maryland's atmosphere of science department where we talked about the new graduate program that just started four years ago. >> a population of students are interested in th didn't really have an outlook for that. somebody doesn't put a textbook in front of them, we have a deadline. answer all the questions in chapter nine. that's not what we do for a living. we have to work with other people, meet deadlines, ask questions and not be afraid to ask questions. >> after you graduate you don't have to go far to get a job either. the d.c.

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