. >>> and groups have been accused of putting members through hazing. >> we are talking about hazing. it is happening and it is killing your kids. >> and brian keubler has more on what is happening. >> reporter: your school years are supposed to be best. >> you are going to be hazed. and next year you watch as others are hazed. an thenar a senior and you do--and then you are a seen and you do the--senior and you do it to others. >> reporter: nearly 80% of ncaa athletes were hazed in high school. the dr. lipkins says the attacks get worst. and people are often forced to wear costumes or getting their heads shaved. this man's son chad died during a hazing incident. he and the parents don't know about it. >> i wish i knew about it before it happened. i thought it was just a bunch of horseplay. >> reporter: they think other parents to educate their children about their responsibilities. >> do be a buy stander and say i am not a part of it. there is no club or organization that is that important that you are going to risk your life or injury. >> brian keubler, abc 2 new . >> 44 states have

hazing occurred.e's been charged in champion's death which the family finds curious. >> it happened about two months ago. and there have been no arrests, we wonder why not. >> reporter: they don't wonder whether champion's sexual orientation had anything to do with his death. >> actually, i didn't think of him having an alternative lifestyle as being the cause of that. >> reporter: they accuse the school, affectionately referred to as famu as trying to change the subject. >> they have a culture of hazing. this is not a hate crime. did robert champion have an i'll turntive lifestyle? yes. did that define him? no. >> reporter: pressure is also mounting for an outside look at the history of hazing inside florida a&m's band. chris clackum, nbc news. >> and that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> 100 years in prison. that sentence was handed down a short time ago for a man found guilty in a string of heinous crimes. the judge called him one of the most hated men in the county. >>> the c

this is a case of hazing.o use this as a smoke screen to assign robert champion as scarlet letter because he was gay is just incomprehensible. it's infuriating. i feel really bad for the family for having to endure this. >> so others, though, who were on that bus say there were other people who were hazed, too, but it seemed like robert was getting pummeled more than any other people, singled out because it was more brutal for him. why? >> what we've learned is that robert was the poster child of hazing -- of anti-hazing. so robert threatened the very institution of hazing. so there's institution of culture of hazing and basically you have to subject yourself to this hazing to be successful in the band. well, robert, rose from the bottom of the ranks to the top of the ranks of drum major and never agreed to it. so he threatened his success threatened the institution of the band and we think part of the predominant motivation was retaliatory. >> you're sueing the bus company, which is where this hazing took pla

after a hazing ritual. robert junior was a drum major and was beaten. >> it was wrong. >> last year he was found un-responsetive. police--unresponsive. no one on the bus have been charged. and his parents are looking. >> the truth will come out and i am going to find out how my son go there. because, i know he would not have willingly, knowingly walked into that. >> some other students were also hazed that night. they say he was singled because he was gay. chris is the families lawyer. >> you are saying he may have been hazed for several reasons. >> it may or may not have been. >> it is a possibility. >> he wasn't defined by his sexual orianaation. >> the champions are going to see the school. >> the charter bus company, says they did not having anything to do with the student dying. >>> and a survey reveals out of control drinking is happening much more than once thought. people bing for than four time a month. 80,000 deaths comes from drinking. >>> well, you may find this hard to swallow. the 9-year-old d

. >>> tonight we take you to florida, the latest on an alleged hazing rightal the -- ritual. the family of robert champion choose to sue the company. >> the military veteran collapsed in orlando while on bus while carrying florida a&m's marching band. pam and robert cham pan said they believe their son was targeted because he followed the rules and stood up to hazing. students are beaten as they walk from the front of the bus to the back. listen to what attorney christopher chestnut had to say about the investigation. >> the facts suggest there was haitiing going on the bus. there's been an underground rumor mill, the reason robert champion was hazed to death is because he is gay. our investigation didn't indicate that. >> it's something we didn't think about. we wanted him to get a degree to be a better person. >> the board of trustees approved a new three-part anted hazing -- antihazing plan no a teacher pled guilty for claiming her daughter was dead. what she and the other did it make sure mom could get extra rest and relaxation. >>> a father-daughter's trip ends up in the

its own hazing initiation?ritual. what we learn there were people running from basically to back to the front of the bus and haszing and prayed to god they made it off. >> reporter: the champions said they'll sue florida a&m and the bus charter company. the president of fabulous coachlines told cbs by phone we're sorry the young man died. ultimately we did not have anything to do with the student dying. our responsibility lies with transport. but robert champion's parents say stopping hazing is the responsibility of everyone involved. >> the family has said we want to build a robert champion statue, we want a robert champion scholarship and we're going to appoint an independent panel of experts to appoint an anti-hazing committee. >> i'll vote to sh our goal is not to shut down schools. our goal is not to stop the music. our goal is to stop the hazing. >> reporter: suing the school will allow other students to go under oath about what happened that night. everyone's still waiting for police to file charges, whi

police ruled the death a homicide due to hazing. roughly 30 students were on the bus, but no one has been charged. and the champions have started their own investigation into how their son died. >> the truth will come out as to what happened. and i'm going to find out how my son got there. because i know he would not have willingly, knowingly, just walked into that. >> reporter: chris chestnut is the family's lawyer. >> how many different people have you talked to who were there on november 19th? >> a lot. >> more than 10? >> yes. >> reporter: some of those students told chestnut they were also hazed that night, but none as severely as champion. they say he was singled out possibly because he was both a vocal appointment of hazing, and a band disciplinarian, and gay. >> you are saying robert may have been hazed more brutally for a variety of reasons. was one of those reasons because of his sexual orientation? >> it may or nay not have been. >> possibility, though? >> it's a possibility. >> he wasn't defined by his sexual sexual orie

hazing occurred. no one's been charged in champion's death, which the family finds curious. >> it happened about two months ago. there have been no arrests. we do wonder why now? >> but they don't wonder whether champion's sexual orientation had anything to do where his death. >> actually, i didn't think of him having an alternative lifestyle as being the cause of that. >> they accused the school famu as just trying to change the subject. >> they have a 50 year history, a culture in this band of hazing. this is not a hate crime. robert champion had an alternative lifestyle. did that define him? no. >> reporter: while the investigation into champion's death continues, pressure is also mounting for an outside look at the history of hazing inside florida a&m's band. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> coming up next, some people with handicapped cards will soon be required to pay for parking in the district. >>> oh, my god. >> a mother surprises her twin daughters after a tour of duty in afghanistan. the celebr

its own hazing initiation? ritual. what we learn there were people running from basically to back to the front of the bus and haszing and prayed to god they made it off. >> reporter: the champions said they'll sue florida a&m and the bus charter company. the president of fabulous coachlines told cbs by phone we're sorry the young man died. ultimately we did not have anything to do with the student dying. our responsibility lies with transport. but robert champion's parents say stopping hazing is the responsibility of everyone involved. >> the family has said we want to build a robert champion statue, we want a robert champion scholarship and we're going to appoint an independent panel of experts >>> doctors tell us an aspirin a day may keep heart attacks away. a new study, though, finds that it may actually be doing more harm than good. that's next. >>> tomorrow gayle sit downs with first lady michelle obama to hear what she has to say about a controversial new book on the first couple. you're watching "cbs thi

this is hazing crime.ecord very clear that famu has a 50-year history a culture in this band of hazing. this is not a hate crime. did robert champion have an alternative lifestyle? yes, did that define him? no. he was against hazing. he was peaceful person. he was a leader. >> so, jeff, the attorney and the parents say they came out with this information, they wanted to clear up things because there were rumors that were circulating, they wanted to put it out there that their son was gay. why do you the attorney was so insistence that this wasn't a hate crime. >> they certainly have a lot of reason to be. that's not mutually exclusive from a hate crime prosecution. that will be up to prosecutors whether under florida law, they ask for an enhanced penalty. of people who are charged and eventually convicted of this crime because of discrimination in this case against a gay person. that is a potential charge in this case. and prosecutors will have to decide whether to bring it. a separate lawsuit against flor

he's the florida a&m drum major who died in november during an alleged hazing.'s george howell joins me now. george, this is an emotional day, i would imagine, for the champion family. >> indeed it is. a very difficult day for them to be at this event, the first time to be there without their son, robert champion, who was killed in a hazing incident, but they tell me they are looking forward to being there. this is an event that draws tens of thousands of students and parents to see these bands participate. just a bit about the actual event itself. 45 bands participated in the actual competition. only eight were selected through online voting, and those eight bands will perform here in atlanta at the georgia dome, thousands of people watching them. the champions say that's why it's important for them to be there. to be there to focus on hazing, to focus on the issue and make sure people think twice about it. this family, though, the georgia dome is really just the start for them, gary. they have started their own online campaign. they are on facebook, on twitter

investigators say he suffered blows to his body during a hazing ritual.is point no charges have been filed in his death. >>> firefighters are battling a fast moving brushfire in nevada. the flames erupted thursday and forced more than 10,000 people to get out of their homes. bigad shaban has more from reno of. reporter: the keniso family still doesn't know if their home near reno, nevada was destroyed. janice evacuated as the flames swept through the lot next- door. >> it just came from nowhere. reporter: there are among more than 2,000 people not allowed back in their homes. the fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than two dozen houses. firefighters are making progress and have the blaze about 50% contained. >> our primary focus today is extinguishing hotspots and securing the perimeter. reporter: flames broke out thursday and heavy winds caused them to spread quickly. the last few months have been unusually dry in reno. in fact, the city set a record this winter, 56 days without any precipitation. >> the grass is still extremely dry and essentially

, the bulkheading northeast will miss most of us what -- most of us will see a lot of cloud cover, haze mild in most areas low to mid 40s bay shore south bay except oakland 51 san francisco 49 at the coast 53° at half moon bay inland neighborhoods mid 30s to around 40°. by the afternoon increasing sun from south to north the north you can see a few sprinkles still possible you and the coast upper 50s to low 60s everybody else the bay shore, south bay, east bay valleys, know mid 60s it is a spare the air no burning wood until at least midnight. tuesday will probably be a the air also. -- be a spare the air also. we have an update in traffic. >>> good morning. oakland now we have sheet metal in lanes at 880 in the southbound direction just before high street you can see those yellow sensors, a little slowing past the scene drivers may be swerving to avoid that. be aware it is there southbound before high street. drive times if you are heading out, very light, through marin from highway 37 to central san rafael, less than 10 minutes. altamont pass a breeze up and over into livermore and in

florida a & m university student was killed after being hazed in november. now there is a campaign to make students aware of the dangers of hazing. >> reporter: it's a showcase of some of the country's most talented bands. the honda battle of the bands invitational draws thousands to the georgia dome but this year the show started differently. >> i would like to take a moment to recognize a [ indiscernible ] of the marching band community [ indiscernible ] a moment of silence. amen. let's have a moment of silence. >> reporter: a moment to support pam and robert champion, their son died in november in a beating in what's being called a hazi hazing incident. >> how important is it for you to be here right now? >> i think it's important that we put the message out that we're not against the music at all. we're just against the hazing that goes on. >> reporter: they hope their presence at events like this makes students think twice about the dangers of hazing and many of the students are listening. >> i think it's powerful. i think it's great that the music is h

. >> coming up, new insight into the deadly hazing at florida a&m. the secret reason a drum major's parents say their son may have been targeted. >>> the latest from ces, consumer electronics show in business news. >>> and look who is in our studio. harlem globetrotters, showing slls, live.ills, liv te.he stay with us. >>> welcome back. zynga supposed to be a hot stock, after its big ipo. s scott mcgrew says it hasn't turned out that way. >> good morning. shares in san francisco's zynga started today at an all-time low. analysts are blaming the new game that failed to entrance users. the stock has moved up a bit this morning, about 3%. zynga has to hit a high bar with its games. its other games like farmville are played by tens of millions of people. google this morning expanding personal results to your search. if you're logged into google and a member of google plus as well, google will look for your social circle toance answer for your query. the personalized real-time search where the answer is tailored for you is the future. it's just really, re

who was killed in a hazing related incident.ent of silence for robert champion. >> now, i would like to take a moment to recognize an honor a member of 9 marching band community whose life musicianship and courage will never be forgotten. mr. robert d. champion. >> they say it was important for them to take part in this event a great event, to some of the best bands across the country to perform here at the georgia dome, it attracts thousands of people, parents, students who want to see the bands perform and the champions say their goal is to get the message out about hazing, and this is only the beginning for them. they've also started an online campaign. they are on twitter. they are on facebook. they even created their own video, a psa with students and high school and college saying, i am champion. we are champions. basically people saying they are against hazing. the champions say that this is important for them to be on the forefront of this issue. >> us being there, i think, is important as a reminder. to let the students

. >> a twist in the deadly haze investigation involving the florida a&m university band.efees is in the newsroom with new information from the parents of drum major robert champion. >> reporter: champion died in november, after being hazed during a bus trip. now, according to his parents' own investigation, champion was singled out because he was a band disciplinarian who was a vocal opponent of hazing and he was gay. police have ruled champion's death a homicide by hazing. but so far, no arrests have been made. champion's family says they plan to sue the university and the bus company. kai? >> denise, thank you. since champion's death, the school has suspended all band activities and has started investigations into other alleged hazing incidents. >>> in the wake of several deadly crashes, federal authorities are actually taking a close look at the safety of air shows. tara mergener reports for wjz. the ntsb is questioning air show executives today at a hearing in washington. >> air show accidents like the one in reno, nevada, had the national transportation safety board,

the law would strip financial aid from anyone sanctioned by a university for hazing or witnesses hazingort it, including the victim. it comes as congress considered antibullying legislation. >>> the corruption trial of former leaders of bell will proceed for now. a court dismissed an appeal by six former counsel members to charges they padded their salaries without doing the required work. all six receive thousands of dollars a month which prosecutors say they rarely met. >>> solar company dropped plans to build a solar plant in michigan. globalwatt. they were to see 500 new jobs when plans were announced in 2009. officials approved millions of dollars in incentives. >>> black birds fallen from the sky for the second new year's eve in a row. police are working with animal control to figure out the number of birds that were killed. if is not clear what is to blame. last year fire works were to blame for the death of thousands of birds. >>> it has been dry in the sierra. how little snow has fallen in the tahoe area this season and will the dry weather around the bay area stick around? mar

a florida a&m drum major who was hazed to death apparently. today his parents revealed that their son was gay. they said they don't think that's what led to the beating that killed him. they said they will sue the company that owns the bus where the hazing attack took place, part of their effort to confront the overall culture of hazing. >> i sent him to this school to get an education, to be a valid citizen. and came back in a bod by bag. so we need to change the culture. >> that was the father of robert champion jr. who died in november. by the way, we have posted a complete report on this story, including more with the champion family. it's on our website, nbcnightlynews.com. news tonight about a scandal we first reported on rock center. it was about doctors and government officials in north carolina conspiring for over 40 years to sterilize thousands of women, men, even children. their way of weeding out people they considered at the time to be undesirable. north carolina ended the practice, but not until the late '70s, and just today, a t

the charges run related to the november hazing death of a student. that investigation is ongoing. >> singer etta james has tied. ♪ at last ♪ my love has come along >> amazing voice landed her in the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and the blues hall of fame. she's 73. >> elizabeth smart is engaged. the family isn't revaling the groom's name. they say it will be a summer wedding. she was kidnapped from her utah home ten years ago at the age of 14 and found nine months later. >> and al green performed last night at a campaign event for president obama who then paid homtooj green. take a look. >> and then to know that reverend al green was here -- ♪ i am so in love with you >> green's hit song "let's stay together." >> coming up, a cougar controversy claws its way on to the ridiculist. hey, i'm really glad we took this last minute trip me too. you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? fret not ma'lady. i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. download the free hotels.com

. >>> he pled guilty to hazing and later committed suicide. he admitted he punch and kicked in the hours before lou killed himself at their afghanistan base in april. he acted out of frustration because lew had repeatelledly fell asleep. >> we are sad about what we have here. we just can't believe their own peers would do something like that. >> two other marines have come forward to say they had hazed him before he killed himself. >>> now police received a report on saturday afternoon beat a woman and forced her into a car. it happened on cortland avenue on bay shore boulevard. the suspects were set to be driving a land marine land mother and was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >> good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam, you can see traffic on 880 is doing well, coming out to the mcarthur maze, you can see far on this picture and there are no major problems for us to worry about. this is a look attonce 880 and driving up towards the coliseum see um, it continues to be a nice drive and it looks good getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve

the charges run related to the november hazing death of a student. that investigation is ongoing. >> singer etta james has tied. ♪ at last ♪ my love has come along >> amazing voice landed her in the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and the blues hall of fame. she's 73. >> elizabeth smart is engaged. the family isn't revaling the groom's name. they say it will be a summer wedding. she was kidnapped from her utah home ten years ago at the age of 14 and found nine months later. >> and al green performed last night at a campaign event for president obama who then paid homtooj green. take a look. >> and then to know that reverend al green was here -- ♪ i am so in love with you >> green's hit song "let's stay together." >> coming up, a cougar controversy claws its way on to the ridiculist. welcome. i understand you need a little help with your mortgage, want to avoid foreclosure. smart move. candy? um-- well, you know, you're in luck. we're experts in this sort of thing, mortgage rigamarole, whatnot. r-really? absolutely, and we guarantee results, you know, for

champion was not the only one who was hazed that night. >> you're saying robert may have been hazed morerutally for a variety of reasons. was one of those reasons because of his sexual orientation? >> it may or may not have been. >> possibility though? >> it's a possibility. >> robert champion's parents say they are going to file a suit next week. they are also suing the band's charter bus company. fabulous coach lines tell cbs news their responsibility only lies with the transportation of students. >> a proposal to make it a crime call somebody a nazi could soon become the law of the land in israel. cabinet administers approved the measure and now it goes to the full parliament. penalties up to six months in jail and a fine for using holocaust symbols. this bill infridges on the freedom of expression. >>> in south africa, one woman was killed and others were hurt in a stampede. now this all happened when the campus gates opened up as students were trying to register for their classes. thousands of potential applicants lined up for days for the 800 or so slots at that university. the app

how that potential by effects the hazing. do you have any experience with that? gay man. i have experience with that. but i have not been in a fraternity. you know, i was approached as most students are but i declined to be a part of the group. i can tell you by my years of educational reporter on several campuses as well as my reporting yesterday is that this is a culture that we're talking about here and i'm confused as to why the parents would choose to talk about their son's sexual orientation in this case and then not go as far as to say it was a hate crime. you know, no one's been arrested. no one's lost their job. so, you know, my guess is is that they felt that they had to get people's attention because this case was kind of falling between the cracks in their opinions, i think. >> but lz, there is a lawsuit, right, against the bus company now? >> uh-huh. yes. there is a lawsuit because there was a certain amount of responsibility at least in their eyes of the bus company because the students got off the bus but then were allowed to get back on to be invo

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they're calling it a blue ribbon anti-hazing panel. by the way, this is a homicide at this point.his is going to get a lot more traction in the days to come, and probably other universities will be watching closely what florida a&m decides to do. i don't know what they're going to advise. but it's interesting to watch. >>> the hazing is very popular across a lot of colleges and universities. >> it wasn't violent. a lot of drinking, but it wasn't violent. >> so let's move on to the "philadelphia inquirer," mayor nutter is sworn in for a second time. lots of pomp and circumstance four years ago because he promised the cut homicides. so right now philly tops the list as the city with the highest homicide rates of the nation's ten most populous cities. so he failed. however, he does say he's going to take on gun control now, gun legislation. we'll see how he fares there. >> that's not such a bad failure if you get a second term. you may not have met your goals. >> it's kind of interesting, maybe it's because he is going after the gun legislation. he's got people fighting him on that.

a wet snow also storms coming from the pacific ocean instead of through candidate you can see the haze hanging around this morning as we look north from emeryville. let's talk about those temperatures, 60 half moon bay, we have low 50s up in the north bay valleys, come a long way since upper 20s this morning. low to mid 50s around the bay shore, los gatos 58, upper 50s in the east bay valleys. low to mid 50s money pray bay also as you head inland. a lot of sun warmer this afternoon, spare the air means no burning of wood until midnight looks like it will be dry through monday. tuesday, wednesday the pattern starts to shift. the worst air quality in the santa clara valley and north bay. oakland also has pretty poor air quality. it can be anywhere during the day today. what else we'll have today? temperatures warmer than average by six degrees in san francisco and san jose, seven fremont, 65 in napa and oakland eight degrees warmer 65 livermore. sun will set at 5:10. we'll make a run at high temperatures today with low to mid 60s probably just a little short. santa rosa the warmest spot

back at home, haze. the air take a look at the east bay valleys, some of the haze hanging out right now the worst air quality is up in santa rosa. our temperatures are running warmer than this time yesterday. 60 fairfield, 50s everywhere with else. around the monterey bay, 60 watsonville, mid to upper 50s for everybody else even inland. a little bit of a break from winter, as usual. temperatures will be above average but not record setting today probably tomorrow spare the air until midnight youjiund want to burn fires when you again frost inland valleys cooler and cleaner air towards the back half of the holiday weekend seven degrees warmer than average in san jose, eight in fremont, oakland, san francisco, nine in livermore and napa, you will enjoy this warmth until 5:11. mid to upper 60s where we are everywhere on the cool side richmond 63, 69 in livermore, cloverdale, 68 santa rosa, salinas 70° today. around the state, clouds in the southern sections in so cal 70s for palm springs and l.a., 68 san di

back at home, haze.he air take a look at the east bay valleys, some of the haze hanging out right now the worst air quality is up in santa rosa. our temperatures are running warmer than this time yesterday. 60 fairfield, 50s everywhere with else. around the monterey bay, 60 watsonville, mid to upper 50s for everybody else even inland. a little bit of a break from winter, as usual. temperatures will be above average but not record setting today probably tomorrow spare the air until midnight youjiund want to burn fires when you again frost inland valleys cooler and cleaner air towards the back half of the holiday weekend seven degrees warmer than average in san jose, eight in fremont, oakland, san francisco, nine in livermore and napa, you will enjoy this warmth until 5:11. mid to upper 60s where we are everywhere on the cool side richmond 63, 69 in livermore, cloverdale, 68 santa rosa, salinas 70° today. around the state, clouds in the southern sections in so cal 70s for palm springs and l.a., 68 san dieg

haze in our valleys as we look from vollmer peak towards mount diablo.oldest santa rosa 49, 50s everywhere else. already near 70 at half moon bay. can you imagine if you were at the beach right now how gorgeous with the light winds and sunshine? 66 monterey, low to mid 60s, santa cruz most temperatures exceeded what would be our normal highs. near record warmth today to a lesser extent tomorrow more clouds will start to roll in cooler weather off the ocean sunday event actually the storm track brings us a chance of rain late nextÑa ñq week. sun will set at 5:12. just about all of news the mid to upper 60s oakland 71, livermore 70 the warm spot, cool as it gets 64, 65 around the monterey bay low to mid 70s same inland morgan hill 68. tonight chilly north bay 29 santa rosa a lot of low to mid 30s throughout our inland valleys upper 30s to low 40s bay shore until you get to san mateo, oakland mid 40s upper 40s san francisco and half moon bay. the game starts at 1:30, tailgating will be around 10:00 in the upper 40s to low 50s. peak in the mid 60s around 2:3

haze in our valleys as we look from vollmer peak towards mount diablo.oldest santa rosa 49, 50s everywhere else. already near 70 at half moon bay. can you imagine if you were at the beach right now how gorgeous with the light winds and sunshine? 66 monterey, low to mid 60s, santa cruz most temperatures exceeded what would be our normal highs. near record warmth today to a lesser extent tomorrow more clouds will start to roll in cooler weather off the ocean sunday event actually the storm track brings us a chance of rain late nextÑa ñq week. sun will set at 5:12. just about all of news the mid to upper 60s oakland 71, livermore 70 the warm spot, cool as it gets 64, 65 around the monterey bay low to mid 70s same inland morgan hill 68. tonight chilly north bay 29 santa rosa a lot of low to mid 30s throughout our inland valleys upper 30s to low 40s bay shore until you get to san mateo, oakland mid 40s upper 40s san francisco and half moon bay. the game starts at 1:30, tailgating will be around 10:00 in the upper 40s to low 50s. peak in the mid 60s around 2:3

a panel that will figure out how to advise against hazing.n who was killed, robert champion? he was killed in november. a report from the bus that he was riding, a band bus, a drum major. the report, he'd been going through a hazing incident where he walked down the aisle of the bus and i suppose your friends on the band beat you up as you -- i think he was beaten so badly, that's what they're saying. paddled possibly as well, that that's what caused his death, but it's still not 100% determined who's responsible but being considered a homicide and now think committee, while also advising how to stamp out hazing has decided to provide a memorial to mr. champion and a scholarship in his honor, but the big story, how do you stop it? we'll keep our eyes on those stories. >>> and america is talking about a story that started out as a really bad story, quite honestly, the worst you can 345 imagine. driving in your car with your kids and this happens. down a slippery embankment into a river. this is logan canyon, utah. the man in the car could not

elsewhere, haze in the air for concord and hayward this morning. in terms of our 24-hour temperature change from this morning to yesterday morning, most areas are warmer. look at napa, east wind, mountain view, a little warmer, hayward in and san jose about the same. we will be looking at warmer afternoon. fog lifts quickly and high pressure put a lid on the atmosphere atmosphere. weak system comes down from the north and provide increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and onshore push and sprinkles for napa and sonoma. that is all we're going to see about it. this has been the deal, warmer days in the afternoon. cooler nights. it's really all taking us to average highs throughout the month, but you know for all locations around the bay, about the second or third driest december on record. for everyone today the hazy conditions. as you take a look at the satellite picture you can see the clouds bump into the ridge and go to the north. we're seeing a warmer day today. today will be the warmest day of the week. temperatures in southern california, 81.

. >>> florida a and m approves a plan of action for dealing with the hazing culture at the school and its famed marching band. the independent committee will not look into the death of robert champion because to have the continuing police investigation. they will focus on how other schools have handled hazing and the best way to govern the marching band. one member of the board voted against the plan calling it too simplistic. they did approve a campus memorial and a scholarship in champion's name. >>> tragedy is avoided thanks to the fast action of passers by. three small children were trapped inside the vehicle when several people aim to the rescue. they cut the children out of their seat belts. one of the rescuers needed to perform cpr. all three children were released after being treated for hypothermia. >>> a maryland hiker lost on new year's eve. the man got lost near frederick. the hiker was rescued thanks to an app on his i-phone. >> i go out hiking with him on a regular basis. >> reporter: on new year's eve day, he and his dog booth set out for their first-ever hike. he start

a wet snow also storms coming from the pacific ocean instead of through candidate you can see the hazeanging around this morning as we look north from emeryville. let's talk about those temperatures, 60 half moon bay, we have low 50s up in the north bay valleys, come a long way since upper 20s this morning. low to mid 50s around the bay shore, los gatos 58, upper 50s in the east bay valleys. low to mid 50s money pray bay also as you head inland. a lot of sun warmer this afternoon, spare the air means no burning of wood until midnight looks like it will be dry through monday. tuesday, wednesday the pattern starts to shift. the worst air quality in the santa clara valley and north bay. oakland also has pretty poor air quality. it can be anywhere during the day today. what else we'll have today? temperatures warmer than average by six degrees in san francisco and san jose, seven fremont, 65 in napa and oakland eight degrees warmer 65 livermore. sun will set at 5:10. we'll make a run at high temperatures today with low to mid 60s probably just a little short. santa rosa the warmest spot 67