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

. >> reporter: so you can expect to see more security here on campus at notre dame and loyola university which is right across the street. again, the suspect is still out there and police only have a vague description. live in north baltimore linda so, abc2 news. >>> 5:32. don't text and drive. noid at new message but it's certainly hard to -- it's not a new message but it's certainly hard to get it across. a car willup to a virtual game that shows how hard it is to text and drive at the same time and how dangerous it can be. the students will be there this morning at 9:30 and they will be there until 10. but the simulator is going to be available until 2 so you can check it out as well. it will be set up right outside the glen burnie mda. >>> the goal is to make the harbor fishable and swimmable by 2020. many groups are working towards that goal including some school children. you see today lieutenant governor brown is going to open the mason cove nature area. the 11 acre park is part of a massive restoration project. more than 60,000 tons of trash and debris was removed from the area.

. >> reporter: researchers at loyola university say under recent recommendations from the institute of medicine, nearly 80 million americans would no longer need additional vitamin d. the 2010 guidelines said people get enough vitamin d if their blood levels are at or above 20nanograms per million liter. older guidelines indicated above 30 were necessary. but some doctor groups don't agree with the new guidelines and are still describing doses of vitamin d under the old guidelines. vitamin d is critical for healthy bones but too much can damage the kidneys and heart. dr. albert levy says a balanced diet and a little sun can help maintain vitamin d levels. >> sun will activate the vitamin d. 20 minutes of sun exposure three times a week. >> reporter: alegra is listening to her doctor and stop taking the supment but will let him know if she starts to feel different without it. >> patients should talk to their doctor if they're feeling fatigued or tired because that may be a sign of low levels. >>> a warning before you raid the candy bowl this halloween. i was planning on that. eating too

and also at loyola university which is right across the street. police right now only have a vague description of the suspect. live in north baltimore, lnda so, abc2 news. >>> schools are -- linda he so, abc2 news. >>> schools are supposed to be -- linda so, abc2 news. >>> schools are supposed to be safe. a precautionary measure police are taking after finding a threatening note yesterday. it's the second threat in the past 7 days and investigators say four other schools in that area were included in the note. they don't believe it's credible as a threat but they are adding the security just in case. >>> all this comes on the heels of a safety policy that is happening at baltimore county schools. look at this. resource officers now have access to metal detecting wands. so now the kids will be subjected to random screenings. they won't be. the wands will be used if the officer has a reasonable suspicion. baltimore county enacted the policy last week after gun incidents at baltimore county schools earlier this year. >>> some of the other top stories

also at loyola university which is right across the street. again the suspect is still out there. police only have a vague description. live in north baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> 6:03. a man is in the hospital after being shot by police around 9 last night in the 3000 block of spaulding near west belvedere and pimlico road. the violent crimes task force patrolled the area when they heard shot. when they tried to stop him to question him he opened fire and that's when officers returned fire and they hit the man. >>> we have seen the impact of bullying on children and teens. the worst suicide. a study links several types i'vebuses to suicidal thoughts to kids. bullying is moth worst. sexual assault more than tripled a teen's odds of having suicidal thoughts. physical and emotional abuse by a parent that has the biggest impact the sur fay found the teens are four times more likely to think about suicide if that happens. >>> extra security measures will be in place happening this morning at milton wright my hi school in harford county after a threatening note was found on campu

i also taught high school math to under privileged children and i later taught at loyola university in business department. i was very active in the civil rights movement in new orleans. i moved to san francisco in 1980 with my wife cheryl and our son scott because i bought a seat on the pacific stock exchange in order to trade options for my own account. i did that successfully until 1980 at which time i became an arbitrator for finish ra, the financial industry regulatory authority. i'm still an arbitrator for finra. i also taught as an adjunct professor at usf. i taught real estate in their finance department. when i stopped trading i became more deeply involved in that district. i was elected to the st. stevens school board and was also appointed to the board of directors at the stones town ymca. i coached youth sports at the y and i also fund raised for both organizations. later fund raised for sacred heart where my son went to school and st. ignatius where my daughter went to school. my son is in the police department and my daughter works in the tech industry. my wife and i are

. >> reporter: you can expect to see more security on and around campus including loyola university whicht across the street. again, the suspect is still out there and police only have a vague description. live in north baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a robbery scheme leaves one woman running for her life. the victim answered the door in the middle of the night to find a girl begging for help claiming she had been in a fight with her boyfriend. when the woman stepped out a masked man attacked her. she managed to free herself and run to a nearby neighbor's home. >> she was quite beat up. they slammed her face into the gravel driveway and she managed to get away from him and vault over a couple wheel barrels that the guy was following her tripped over. so that's how she got into our house -- she goes into our house safely. >> the man broke into the woman's home joining the other man and they demand cash from her husband. >>> a man is recovering after being shot by police. it happened around 9 last night on spaulding avenue which is near the belvedere avenue area and pimlico road. the vi

. >> reporter: expect to see more security on campus here at notre dame and at loyola university across the street, again, police only have a vague description of the suspect. live in north baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a man shot by police is recovering in the hospital this morning. this happened in northwest baltimore around 9:00 last night near the 3,000 block of spaulding avenue. that is near west belvedere and pimlico road. officers went to investigate when they heard shots and saw a man running. when they tried stopping him they say he opened fire on officers and they fired back hitting the man who was taken to the hospital listed in serious condition. >>> he is accused of breaking into an apartment and taping women without their knowledge a judge says steven kenny will stay in jail for now. he was held on 100,000 dollar bond for seek are thely recording two women in their ellicott city homes. the county assistant states attorney pushed for a bail review saying he is too much of a risk to the public. >>> you want to help someone in deed need but you need to be consider - nee

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. >> reporter: researchers at loyola university say under recent recommendations from the institute of medicine nearly 80 million americans would no longer need additional vitamin d. the 2010 guidelines said people get enough vitamin d if their blood lefts are at or above 20 nanograms per millimeter. older guidelines indicated levels above 30 were necessary, but some doctor groups don't agree with the new guidelines and are still prescribing doses of vitamin d under the old guidelines. vitamin d is critical for healthy bones, but too much can damage the heart and kidneys. dr. albert levy says a balanced diet and a little sun can help maintain vitamin d levels. >> the sun will activate vitamin d. 20 minutes of sun exposure three times a week. >> reporter: luvich is listening to her doctor and will stop taking her supplement but says she'll let help know if she starts to feel different without it. >> again, this is a pretty controversial issue still. patients should talk to their doctor if they're feeling fatigued or tired. that could be a sign of low vitamin d levels and there are blood

tell us it happened arly monday morning around 3aa on this pathway near the library shared with loyola universityigators say tte female student he was on her way bbck to hhr ddrm on notre pame's campus, when a man ggabbed her, threetened her with a knife, . then sexually assauuted her. after alleged attack, and that's the - when the school informed students and staff via e-mail. this is one of he few crimes of any kind on this quiet campuu of 3000 students, mostly women...half of whom live on ccmpus. and the blue light security system where withhone touch, security ps notified of problems... is one of the reasons....after some initial shocc. most studentt say they are not concerned now. candice 4745 a little skeptic at theemoment, ut then i too much llnger, bk nnt much ii- happens like that heee ever. 5332 notre dameehassone of theebest records for campus crime int he region, we exp. very little crime on campus. it took us by suuprise, verr unnerving. no serious crime like murder rape arson, burrlary, we're just inside thee front entrance of the university.. it's an oppn caapus.. which meens thhr

loyola marymount college in los angeles. i had a scholarship to play baseball down there. ended up going to ireland and getting a master's degree at university college dublin. came back to the states and went to law school at the university of pennsylvania. spent three years in philadelphia. came back, and ever since coming back to the bay area, professionally, i have been a corporate attorney down at palo alto. i left after about three years and became an investment banker here in san francisco at thomas was all partners. working the industry for about five and a half years. in the summer of 2009, joined a venture capital firm. i am happily married. my wife and i lived around laurel village in district 2. we have two small children. our goal is five and our boy is three. how parents and excited to be here on the board. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? and tell us about what motivated your interest in politics. >> choosing to live in san francisco was natural, given that i was born and raised here. when you are a child, you do not understand what you have until you leave home. i have the fortunate opportunity to live in los an