this past fall semester to our student athletes to achieve the cumulative gpa of 327. these are remarkable times. the reality is is that even in these best of times college athletics, including at baylor, is not a profit generating activity. it is not generating profits for baylor, nor for the vast majority of institutions of higher education it. the regional directors recent decision at northwestern university has characterized our student-athletes as employees. this is an unprecedented ruling, as the chairman noted. in our view it is misguided. the term student athlete is real . we would invite members to come to our campus and see for themselves. it is their relationship with her parents, and -- which provides college education. but a student athletes are first and foremost do and stuff but are expected to be and required to be of far removed from professional sports. dedicated to each and every students welfare, including our student athletes. at baylor and across the nation student athletes benefit from a wide array of services that are specifically designed to ma

a guy coming out with a 5.0 gpa going to yale. he's a prime example of where hard work ca get you. >> reporter: but the decision of where to continue his education and further his baseball career was a tough call as he told the nation on an appearance on the ellen show. >> how do you have time to learn to dance if you're always studying like that. >> people say you're going to judge you a certain way based upon your appearance, but at the end of the day, it's up to you to do whatever you want to do and do what you can for you to be where you want to be at the end of the day. >> reporter: what an amazing young man. very well-spoken. and good luck to him at yale. we're talking baseball tonight. as you can see, the pre-game festivities are kicking in right here at at&t park as the giants get ready to play the twins. we'll have all your highlights at 11:00. back to you guys. >>> we also have a programming note for you. coming up right after our show you can want the giants take on the twins. as for hannibal, it's scheduled to air at 1

, cumulative gpa averages 3.27. very labor intensive and very student athlete specific focused activity. >> i'm assuming you have study halls? >> as elsewhere, mandatory for first years for freshmen. and then there are abundant study facilities available. they're very conveniently located as part of our simpson high yes, sir academic center. >> let me come back to the opinion. he includes restrictions placed on athletes. he says they have to obtain permission from the coaches before applying for outside employment, posting items on the internet and speaking to media. they're also prohibited from using alcohol and drugs and engaging in gambling. judge, this may sound like a silly question but please tell me why you placed these restrictions on student athletes? >> well, it is in fact to create a team culture and also to insure, as best we can, appropriate behavior. dr. foxx, when the student athlete ariffs he or she is presented with the student athletic handbook an the earliest pages say, here is the kind of behavio

the oak land native is on his way to yale on an academic scholarship after finishing with a 5.0 gpa. >> people are going to say you can't do things. people are going to judge you a certain way based on your appearance. but at the end of day it's up to you to do what you can do, do what makes you happy and what you can to be where you are at the end of the day. >> as if he's not busy enough, he plans to play baseball for the bulldogs. we'll have much more on this highly motivated young man later in the week. and you'll hear what streeter and jones think of his achievements. >> that is an impressive sat score. 2100. >> that's all like the highest classes you can take and you ace them all. >> that doubled my gpa. >> thanks, gerard. >> you got it. >> for a whole lot more and more with steve kerr, you can watch sports net central tonight. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, we investigate the quality of your child's day care and what the state won't or can't do, which is post safety inspection records online. what those documents show might surprise you, that's tonight at 11:00 after the voic

our student athletes accumulated a gpa of 3.27 and 347 of our student athletes were named the big 12 commissioner's honor roll. these are remarkable times for .aylor and its athletic program the reality is that even in these best of times, college athletics, including a baylor, is not a profit generating activity. it is that -- it does not generate profits for baylor, nor for the vast majority of institutions of higher education. the regional directors recent in the northwestern university case has characterized our student athletes as employees. this is an unprecedented ruling. in our view, it is misguided. term student athlete israel on our campus and we would invite members to come to our campus and see for themselves. it is a relationship which provides college education and beyond. at baylor, student athletes are first and foremost students and they are expected to be. we are far removed from a professional sports franchise. we are dedicated to each and every student welfare. at baylor and across the nation, student athletes benefit from a wide array of services that are specifi

the 18-year-old who is graduating at the top of his class with a 5.0 gpa, yes, 5.0 received a gift from general manager reggie mckenzie >> a gift from raiders a windows pro surface computer this, will serve you very well. at yale university. okay? >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> congratulations. >> he made headlines when accepted to ten universities, even appeared on ellen degeneres show. he was honored at oakland region's student athlete of the year by california governing body for high school sports. congratulations. >> a lot of folks proud that have young man well, $1 million is a price you can expect to pay for home in many parts of the bay area. so what does that get you? what can you buy outside of the bay area for a million dollars? tonight how the bay area stacks up against the nation when it comes to million dollar listings. >> to the rescue. ♪ [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. [ male announcer ] to celebrate, visit your local benjamin moore dealer today an

up to 90% of the people overremember their gpas from high school.eresting thing is not just that they think they're smarter than they actually were but they found when they go back that the memory varies according to the grade received and the worse the grade, the worse the memory. nobody forgets an "a." the recall rate is 9d 8%. >> my memory is so good. >> this is strange. you get a "d," the remember recommend bra answer is 38%. >> there was a recent poll. sports fans believe the effect of the game was related by it. i had the rally hat going. if i wore my baseball hat a certain way, the red sox would win. they had the beards for the world series, they won. you're justing your glove. doing know what you're doing as an athlete. but it seems if you're doing something to effect the outcome, does it translate? >> it does. >> it does. >> tangible results. >> if you played sports, you know. going in with confidence is hugely important. they proved this a little while ago. researchers in germany took two groups of people and gave them a golf ball. first g

. >> meanwhile in the4 gpa, they'e looking at porn.a very, very long list of the warnings the administration put out. childhood vaccinations were going to have to stop. if you look at this gao report, none of that stuff happened. they were able to move money around. one of the things republicans were saying during that fight, remember, was, look, we know you agencies waste some money in this area, and you need it more over here, you should just move it around, that sort of thing. >> exactly. >> we have not spent money on all this other stuff, and i'm sure live at these agencies, there has been belt tightening, y>Ñ used less. at some point it has affected their lives. but whenever there's enough uxrdexlike, how can you stay afloat until next year.yke . >> what bothers me, though,dj;s f.$áujt q around, they were so off the yhéumark. it sort of like undermines any kind of confidence i can have in any numbers, in any sort of predicaments or handle on our budget. >> if you like your economic projection from the sequester, you can keep tha

coming turnover according to the statistics agency this figure stands at about twenty percent of the gpa in kazakhstan the giraffe on the legislation the financial capital property will be developed into june first. in addition proposes setting limits on task with jaws for legal entities and individuals of yours will be made in a bad as they instructed to conduct a capital tax nst this process should be given a second half of this year until the end of two thousand sixteen. in fact the state offers to legalize a couple before the introduction of the universal declaration of income which is scheduled for two thousand seventeen such a measure would give additional investments to stay. hoho. i believe it is justified. you are not deny that we have a shadow economy. only this one welcoming up paying taxes and enter into the mode of universal declaration. when you're going to have to show it. according to analysts the new measures again shadow economy will bring the extent to which it's been two developed countries the republic's government presented a plan to fight against shadow which provi

admit more minority students like anya ku, a latina, oakland technical high school graduate with a 3.7 gpa, high atc scores and several elected leadership positions. >> there are more latinos like me qualified to intend the university, then why not have an accurate reflection. >> today's protests come after last week's supreme court decision upholding statewide bans on affirmative action. >>> a bay area congressman toured the perimeter of the airport today to be sure it meets all federal security standards, but the incident of the stow-away has raised questions whether it's enough. the congressman wants to see what technologies can be used to beef up security along airport perimeters such as radar, motion detectors and surveillance cameras. the 15-year-old stow-away snuck onto the tarmac hours before that hawaii bound plane took off. he wasn't discovered until the plane landed in maui. the boy survived extreme temperatures and subfreezing altitudes. he was trying to see his birth mother who lives in a refugee camp in ethiopia. >>> the chp slothing a new push to try to re-- is launching a n

. >> by the way, he also has a 4.0 gpa and wantings to be a biochemist if basketball doesn't work out. >> forget the canned anchor toss bettyment we're on tight -- betty. we're on together at the same time. look here we are. live. see? it's really her. >> you're too kind vern. >>> unbelievable. hey it's over folks. the 2014 nfl draft. day three today in the books. and there was a time when all i had to say was giants and dodgers. and viewers would just lean forward, betty. oh you want to do it again. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. was placed on the d-l toda >>> baseball loves top giants business, i got bad news and i got bad news. which one first? well, brandon belt was placed don dl today with a broken -- on the dl today with a broken left thumb. he's out an estimated six weeks. then there's this fr

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he is graduating with a 5.0 gpa and apparently a big raider fan. >> a big raiders fan. good for him. >>> time now 4:51. it's an unseen hazard of flying. what researchers found on surfaces inside passenger jets. >> and chasing off an aggressive dog leads to another amazing feat for tara the cat. we are going to show you her pitching skills coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, southbound low clouds and fog near the coastline will keep the temperatures cool mainly in the 60s but inside the bay we are going to warm things up. mostly sunny this afternoon. about 72 in palo alto. 75 in mountain view and south bay some of these temperatures closer to 80 degrees in morgan hill. and gilroy. finally a return to the 80s. they are sticking around toward the holiday weekend. about 79 in antioch. 78 in walnut creek. and 78 degrees in concord today. in the north bay, we'll see plenty of sunshine latter part of the day. plan on 79 degrees in the napa valley. 76 san rafael. san francisco a little gray about of 6 degrees. >> and taking a look at the golden gate bridge, we have been watching t

scientists say with a gpa is home for one dollars each these times of the countries to his own tributes that have been there for it it's a long time ago and it was seen as a safe product that you must know that nowadays we have new insights and scientific the scientific domain so this means that the book the new ten years ago. it's not the same as walking you today while the pesticide debate rages the only good when it is the european apple industry which now has the local market increasingly to itself. jackpot and cctv process. with that horrible this edition of news updates on cctv and humbled me and that he liked walking by the eye. i know. the rule we're. and. err. and. those shea i love the toxin and welcome to atkins and president park in areas hit the accelerator on her drive for a re creation of the two koreas but the road. it's not the complexities and challenges on two days after and we are joined by chun yung woo chairman of the korean peninsula future form for a look at the recent

hard in i find myself engaged and course that's normally won't come easily to me >> she earned a 3.98 gpa's given to students whose ideas benefit others. >> she's worked in salinas to bring wareness to nitrate contamination problem in the drinking water supply. peters made it her passion to work on water and san daying projects in several countries and also speaks openly about another issue. her bout with depression. >> something you learn how to deal with and make your own and it's not easy but i think being able to overcome it has made me stronger. >> she'll leave berkeley to continue her studies at university of manchester, then, oxford in the uk. >> what a young woman remarkable. academy of art university held a spring show today this, is when students show what they've been working on all year. they're more than just paint lgs too. but this is more than a chance to show off, but an opportunity to meet recruiters to talk about work. >> some companies come in, we dream of working at. and this is really inspiring for us. >> 400 students are displaying their best projects the show open m

hard in i find myself engaged and course that's normally won't come easily to me >> she earned a 3.98 gpa. it's given to students whose ideas benefit others. >> she's worked in salinas to bring wareness to nitrate contamination problem in the drinking water supply. peters made it her passion to work on water and san daying projects in several countries and also speaks openly about another issue. her bout with depression. >> something you learn how to deal with and make your own and it's not easy but i think being able to overcome it has made me stronger. >> she'll leave berkeley to continue her studies at university of manchester, then, oxford in the uk. >> what a young woman remarkable. academy of art university held a spring show today this, is when students show what they've been working on all year. they're more than just paint lgs too. but this is more than a chance to show off, but an opportunity to meet recruiters to talk about work. >> some companies come in, we dream of working at. and this is really inspiring for us. >> 400 students are displaying their best projects the show op

high school gpa and great constitutive mr. motherwell and is to do the work. those are the two main factors that truly predict long-term success caught completion of college i am arguing that standardized tests should be optional. financial aid to return to be based on need not merit. racial preferences should not be used. we should no longer reviews legacy preferences. by the way, number of universities which have had to operate on bands of race -- eight states have banned the use of race and affirmative-action, number of universities, including the university of california system have done away with legacy preferences. i often say unable well glaringly diverse country with the law of global competition nobody is entitled. the other thing i say is that the mission's process should be holistic. people of all colors should be able to, and up process, identified the structural barriers they have had to overcome. and if you come from a neighborhood or a school where more than 20 percent of the kids are on free and reduced launch, by definition you suffer structur

amir has a solid 3.0 gpa and today he and more than a thousand african american young men, and women, will be honored for working hard in school. and says this helps boost confidence. >> it has a big impact. because when you tell me that i can do something, then, i'm going to set my mind to it. i know i can do it. >> the ceremony will he take place tonight in oakland. >> great job. >> coming up next a new tribute to the legendary barbara walters >> one ensures her legacy for decades still to come. did youe what's that?le ice cream man? he who loves eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> it was demo day for a program called hackcelerator >> big compa

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amir has a solid 3.0 gpa and today, he and a thousand african american young men and women will be honoredorking hard in school. marnice green says helps her boost her confidence. >> it has an impact. when you tell me i can do something, i'm going to set my mind to it >> the ceremony takes place tonight in oakland. >> that is aum for now. thanks for joining us at 4:00. >> abc # news at 5:00 begins right now. >> cal fire getting ready for a long, hot spring and summer. >> i'll have temperatures coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. also, three cars mangled, two people hurt. one roadway, open. >> the plans of smugglers that got stuck in the sand. >> trying to get everybody trained up. >> cal fire gearing up for the summer peak level now when it's still spring. >> staffing begins beefing up now because of the hot weather. good evening. >> we have team coverage on how hot it will be. first combination of winds, dry brush and temperatures creating a recipe for fire danger. abc news and what cal fire doing bit for the first time, wayne? >> good afternoon. you can see the plane loaded and fuelled and

. >> griffin is graduating at the top of his class in jacksonville his gpa is 4.65. >> he has been homeless, off and on for years following the death of his mom the 18-year-old never spoke about his hardship but plans to share the story during his commencement speech. so just for everyone never to give up. that is the main thing. i want everyone to have a purpose in life. have a purpose in life. >> he now lives with his grandmother and strangers are stepping up to help. >> he's received $25,000 in pledges in a go fund me account that will help pay for college. it's a fantastic story. >> it is. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 relationship didn't work out but one man still cares enough to give a big piece of himself to his ex-girlfriend. >> that is a story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> i'm dan ashley, coming up at 5:00 a california family gets more than they bargained for. in the willis sky deck, justman imagine standing on it and hearing the sound of glass cracking. and developing news, the bidding wars for los angeles clippers ended who is buying and the staggering price. we'll be righ

kids on average are getting 7 hours a sleep, and there's consequences at school, lower gpa scores, lowerurs of homework a night too. >> what are you supposed to do to get everyone in bed early? >> you got to get the whole house involved in this. you can't have one partner who wants to go to sleep at 2:00 in the morning and you're trying to get to bed at 10:00. involve the whole house associated with that. get everyone to opt in. in the summertime, you may decide to change the kids' bed time from 9:00 to 10:00. it is about quantity of sleep. allow them to get the extra at night and allow them to sleep in in the morning with that. the whole house should to that. >> and blackout shades. >> thank god for those. >> we would never be able to make it. >> a lot of people don't have that. a simple eye shade works if you can't use blackout shades, eye shades, takes two weeks to get used to them because it is weird, you wake up and it is dark and you think i didn't know it would be like this. two weeks and it really works well. >> thank you so much. >> is it time to try and take away their keys? >>

¿tienes un gpa de 3.5 o mayor?y joven y llego aquÍ, a los estados unidos, sin siquiera hablar inglÉs. mi compaÑero fÉlix de bedout nos trae la entrevista del panameÑo que logrÓ triunfar en el competitivo mundo de las grandes ligas con el nÚmero 42 en su camiseta. >> mariano, muchas gracias por este encuentro con univisiÓn. la primera inquietud que tengo es, despuÉs de tantos aÑos de Éxito, de ser una de las grandes figuras del bÉisbol a nivel mundial, ¿cÓmo fue esa primera temporada, ese primer partido, en el que tÚ sabes que no vas a estar de regreso? >> fue duro para mÍ. bueno, no en el punto de que estaba muriendo por no estar en el partido, pero fue diferente. vamos a ponerlo de otra manera, puesto de que fui a tirar el primer lanzamiento de honor, y lo hice en ropa civil. ahÍ fue que entendí, digo: "guau, de verdad. ahora sÍ, ya, entonces se acabÓ". >> vÁmonos ahora entonces a los comienzos, porque leyendo tu libro encuentro que era o esta pelota... >> ajÁ. >> o esta. >> asÍ mismo. >> en algÚn momento tÚ decid

from will brown and 3 raiders player. 18-year-old graduating at the top of his class with a 5 point gpa also received unexpected gift from general manager mcken sea. >> another gift from the rai raiders. window pro surface tell computer so this thing will serve you very well. good luck at the university. thanks from the raiders. >> appreciate it. >> you are well co-congrats litigations. >>reporter: if he made national headlines accepted to continue university. appeared on the ellen show last month. and just last tonight he was honored as the oakland region student athlete of the year by california governing body for high school sports. keep your eye on him we expect great things. well done. >> new jersey 12-year-old known for some wild basketball trick shot is at it again. cross by fv has posted another batch of his wild shots on line. they are all pretty incredible but this might be the best yet. where he hits a basketball with a baseball bat off a wall and into the hoop. if look at. that he has been at this for awhile now. even entered a shot that local film festival last summer and a

>> gpa. >> i have a degree if guinness but the beer side of things. >> exactly.land has a favorable tax reare jet stream. they have a 12.5% corporate income tax rate and a lot of bilateral treaties with countries that are favorable. it's a haven for leasing companies. in california we make more money, we have better relationships with the airlines. we are almost like the boutique place for aircraft lessors. >> boeing said things look good in a conference call. you probably have a better view. is it just a terrific time to have as many aircraft on the books as you do? >> it is a good time. we have never had so many airplanes that are more than 20 years old flying for the airlines today. we see a huge replacement cycle. we have investment grade ratings. the company is well capitalized. we have the highest profit margins in the sector. we are the fastest growing in the sector. we have a wonderful management team that has decades of experience. we have all the ingredients for a success story. on a long-term basis. >> just a great niche business that people don't know

he is sporting a perfect 5.0 gpa and scored 21 on his s.a.t. test. he plays french horn and african drums in the orchestra and is a standout on the baseball team. and lately he spends his spare time as a television celebrity. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: he has chosen to attend yale in the fall and has been receiving donations to cover the costs including a $15,000 check on the ellen degeneres show. back at school, his principal says tunde and his friends are setting an example for the rest of the students. >> because so many of our kids don't see a way out. they don't have the role model. and tunde is a walking role model. >> is the label role model sitting well with you? are you comfortable with that? >> yeah. kind of adds pressure but it kind of makes me check myself to make sure that i'm doing what i'm supposed to be. so -- >> reporter: but tunde feels the overwhelming reaction to his academic success is also a reflection on oakland itself. >> a lot of times they portray our city in a negative light and focus on the bad news. so i think a lot of peopl

they decided to expel me even though my gpa was still high enough to graduate. i had a year left.person deciding my case was the advisor of my assailant. needless to say, he denied my appeal. said,d title ix and they we looked up the law and made sure we had no obligation to help you. good luck at home. >> how did it feel to be one of those people standing with vice president joe biden this week, announcing he was talking about what the white house is recommending for colleges to do? >> it was an amazing experience. to be so alone and then have the administration acknowledges serious issue, that is very near and dear to me. that is something that all colleges need to address. i'm really fortunate for the opportunity and fortunate the we have been able to meet with senior staff who took her concerns seriously. nine is an organization to educate students about their rights. i am part of the campaign that was launched last summer. we had a rally in front of the department of education. we also had a petition asking for better enforcement. knowing about your rights is useless unless i

. >> i graduated high school with a gpa of 3.5.n jail, so -- >> i resent life, i guess. growing up i got looked at differently -- i got treated different bring bimy sister's dad because i'm half black and they're all white, so i wasn't really his kid. i don't know. i just dealt with that, and i used to get teased at school. i cried. i cried a lot. >> hey. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> that's good. you're looking good. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> i'm tired. i vept all day today. >> what did you do that for? >> she's having a lot of issues with, like, family and everybody just not getting along. >> i'm hoping to get out on monday. >> well, that would be cool. i have to work monday, though. >> if you would ask her to get something out of your purse, she would, like, take something out without even noticing. she wouldn't even notice it would be in her pocket later. >> she has done it ever since she was this tall. it's something that started when she was a kid. >> i got the ceiling painted today. it's done. >> did she paint you

looking at 123,000 student and alumni records and found only .05 differential between the gpas of thes you submitted a standardized test score and those who did not. graduation rates for submitters were only 6% higher than those of nonsubmitters. in other words, very trivial differences. hes told me recently in our one study, there were tens of thousands of students whom any statis stigs could call false negatives. that is, it would suggest they could not do strong work in college when in fact they can. now proudly a member of the yale class 2018. based on his scholastic achievement over a period of years, i'm sure they are happy to have him regardless of how well he tested on one saturday morning. i'm michael smerconish, i will see you back here tomorrow night. cnn special report, trials of amanda knox starts right now. >>> welcome to our cnn special report, the trials of amanda knox. and the case that's held the world's attention for close to seven years just took another shocking left turn. the aitalian court that reconvicted knox of murder explained its reasons and they are almost

and those where requirements that they must achieve a certain gpa to get out of the study halls.ou familiar with that mr. eilers at notre notre dame? >> wasn't proactive like it is today if you started and you didn't perform well you got sent to study hall. today everybody starts in study hall. i am aware of institutions that aren't -- take academics seriously and their coaches to have provisions in their contract if they don't graduate their student athletes there are negative implications to their salary in their career. >> thank you. my time has expired's. >> i thank the witnesses today. mr. eilers i'm impressed with the way you agree with me on the concerns and the goals but you have a concern about unionization. i wanted to point out here these concerns have existed for decades. i wish you had an idea to unionize because it seems totally frustrating. these are not new problems, are they? >> no not at all in this he said the issue of cost stipends has been around since 19731 by collective of the ncaa took them away. >> agri there are a lot of advocates out there but apparentl

student in miami-dade county is under house arrest this morning, accused of hacking his way to a higher gpa you've been arrested on four counts of offenses against intellectual property. >> reporter: jose bautista faces a total of eight felony counts after allegedly hacking into a school compute story boost his grade. >> the lengths he went to was pretty crazy. >> there have been whispers going around over the last week or so. more and more information started to come out. and then we saw that he was arrested. >> reporter: a school spokesman said this was an isolated incident. but because of the ongoing investigation, those details cannot be shared at this time. >> my guess is not only will he not graduate with his class, he may not see unsecured daylight for quite a number of years. >> reporter: in a bond hearing on friday, bautista's public defender argued the prosecution is overcharging the teen. >> there's no legal basis for four counts of either of the charges. >> reporter: cops say while they've seen cheating students before, bautista's alleged scheme makes ferris bueller's playbook l

this past fall semester, our student-athletes achieved a cumulative gpa of 3.27. that's an all-time high. and 347 of our student-athletes were named to the big~12 commissioner's honor roll. so, these are remarkable times for baylor and its athletic program. yet the reality is that even in these best of times, college athletics, including at baylor, is not a profit generating activity. it does not generate profits for baylor nor for the vast majority of institutions of higher education. the nlrb regional director's recent decision in the northwestern university case has characterized our student-athletes as employees. this is an unprecedented ruling, as the chairman noted, and our view it's misguided. the term "student-athletes" is real on our campus. we invite members to come to our campus and see for themselves. at bottom it is a relationship which provides a college education and even beyond. at baylor, student-athletes are first and foremost students and they're expected to be and required to be. we are far removed from a professional sports franchise. we are d

because of his dad's hard work and his family and his mom, richard ended up earning a 4.2 gpa in high school. won a scholarship to stanford. he showed kids from his neighborhood that they could make it. if he seems a little brash, you have to have attitude to overcome some of this adversity. the fact he still goes back to inspire high schoolers for higher goals and making better choices, that's all-star behavior. he's not the only one giving back. russell spends every tuesday, even during the season, visiting sick kids at the seattle children's hospital. coach carroll's better seattle and a better l.a. organization works to keep at-risk youth away from drugs and violence. paul allen's family foundation has given millions of dollars for medical research into traumatic brain injuries which obviously is a concern in the nfl, but also a concern to our troops, and people all across the country. as a team, the seahawks raise more than $700,000 for causes like supporting our troops and strengthening our schools. that spirit of working hard and giving back has endeared this team to its fans i

the student-athlete achieved a cumulative gpa of 3.27. that is an all-time high. and 347 of our student athletes were named in the big 12 commissioner's on a roll -- honor roll. so in the athletic progra the ae reality is that even in these times, college athletics including at baylor is not a profit generating activity. it is not generating profits for baylor or for the vast majority of institutions of higher education. the director's recent decision in the western university case has characterized the student-athlete as employees. this is an unprecedented ruling as the chairman noted and in the view is misguided. .. these services and programs contribute significantly to their ultimate academic success. they include academic advising, career counseling including baylor provide very high quality

. >> i was thinking it's gpa, right? if you get a 2.0, you're never getting that back to a 4.0. >> i know that. that happened -- no, it actually didn't. i just came down. started the psych major with a 4.0 and by the time i hit molecular biology -- speaking of which. astrazeneca, shares gaining on the speculation that pfizer is ready to return with a higher bid. people in the know say it's about money. the british government -- is there any way we say no, we don't want your tax dollars. i'm sad we're not somehow going to try to keep pfizer here. >> we are. it's not over yet. you don't think there's going to be calls to do something? >> then we can't -- when we try to do something somewhere else, people say you can't buy us. >> right now it's 20%. they're trying to change it to 50%. >> they can do that quickly before this. >> i'm surprised congress -- we talk about the issue here. i think a lot of people in new york -- you don't hear it out of washington. >> no. >> i'm surprised by that. i don't think they do it just on t

up three weeks and moved in with an aunt and uncle and through all of this he ended up with a 4.65 gpa> positive mind-set. i try to accomplish everything i need to do. i know i have everything to lose. i push myself. school is all i have. family is all i have. i'm doing everything for me and what i have been through. i'm doing it for my mom. >> reporter: he said he always wrote in his baseball cap every season never give up. he turned 18 may 5th and will soon get his driver's license. he loves calculus and plans to study civil engineering at florida state where his brother will graduate this summer. >> i wrote him a letter of recommendation and said he was the hardest-working, most motivated student i ever had. >> never missed a day of school. always at baseball practice and managed to get his homework done every night and always do well. >> reporter: he has received some money to help with expenses at florida state and a housing discount but nowhere near enough to meet his expenses. he has applied for academic scholarships but so far hasn't gotten any good news. >> it's pretty frustra

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but despite these incredible odds, he has gone on to a 4.65 gpa. >> geez. >> that's what i'm saying.adversity. some far worse than others and we know that. but when you can see a kid like this guy, griffin furlong, who looks in the eye of adversity who says i'm taking it on and i'm going to win. it's incredible. a lot of great stories coming out. florida state, working on getting a scholarship and the moneys available to meet his expenses. >> i have a feeling he'll get those. >> isn't that amazing? >> 4.65. i didn't know it went past 4. >> that's how good he is. >> they have to remake the numbers. >> that's a.p classes you and i didn't take. >> definite point on those. >> it's like one louder. goes to ten, makes it go to eleven. >> he explains how did he this. >> positive mind-set. i tried to accomplish everything i needed to do. i know that i have everything to lose, so i just pushed myself. i mean, school is all i have. family is all i have. i'm doing everything for me and what i've been through. i'm doing it for my mom. >> that's his mother there. >> and he had a baseball cap and

for adults, kids should get -- there is lower gpa scores, lower act scores, you know -- >> they're gettinglve the whole house associated with that. get everyone to opt in. in the summertime, you may decide to change the kids' bed time from 9:00 to 10:00. it is about quantity of sleep. a lou th allow them to get the extra at night and allow them to sleep in in the morning with that. >> and blackout shades. >> thank god for those. >> we would never be able to make it. >> a lot of people don't have that. a simple eye shade works if you can't use blackout shades, eye shades, takes two weeks to get used to them because it is weird, you wake up and it is dark and you think i didn't know it would be like this. two weeks and it really works well. >> thank you so much. >> is it time to try and take away their keys? >> how to have the tough must have talks with your aging parents. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find