. >>> the director of ohio state university marching band has been fired.say he ignored, quote, sexualized culture in the famous halftime unit. sexually explicit hazing. those are some of the top story this is friday, july 25th. announce announce from abc news, this the "world news now." >>> happy friday to you. we'll kick it off this half hour with the violence in the middle east. this time, in the west bank. >> that's right. this morning near ramallah, at least one palestinian has died during fighting with israeli forces. palestinians were on the streets protesting israel's military action in gazs which included a deadly strike on a u.n. shelter for families seeking refuge. >> reporter: chaos at this hospital in northern gaza as after a united nation's school was hit. blood and shrapnel still littering the courtyard. within, u.n. workers and so many children are reportedly among the injured and dead. this was supposed to be a safe place for palestinian families to hide from the barrage of rocket fire that has destroyed homes reportedly displacing more tha

ohio state university, they're daysfuling halftime shows, moves that have fans asking, how do they dohat? well, tonight, the band director is out, fired over allegations that a toxic and sexually charged culture loomed behind their astonishing feats. abc's paula faris has the breaking details. ♪ >> reporter: they are the world renowned marching band with their own youtube channel. known for those wild formations -- everything from spelling out the word "ohio" to michael jackson's logo. but tonight, alleged bad behavior by some in the ohio state university marching band had left their band director, jon waters, without a job. the university president, who has been on the job just three weeks, releasing this video statement -- >> very serious cultural issues and an environment con deuce five to sexual harassment bewitn the band, krefting a hostile environment for students. >> reporter: the allegations involve -- annual tradition of members marching in their underwear, under the supervision of marching band staff, including waters. sexually explicit nicknames, and sexually charged skits

. ♪ that alleged bad behavior by some in the ohio state university marching band has left their bandirector john waters without a job. the university president releasing this video statement. >> very serious cultural issues and an environment conducive to harassment within the band. >> reporter: among allegations, annual tradition of members marching in their underwear, under supervision of marching band staff, including waters, sexually explicit nicknames and sexually explicit skits performed by band members. the investigation was launched two months ago after a parent thought the band was, quote, sexualized. waters' attorney tells abc news his client did nothing wrong. he tried to do the right thing at every turn and claims much of the behavior existed when he took the job 20 months ago. but ohio state, searching for a replacement, in tune with their university. >> we can, and according to our values and title 9, we must do better. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news, new york. >> apparently waters disagreed. this particular group had actually -- so many technological advances. they

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but alleged bad behavior by some in the ohio state university marching band has let their band directordirector john waters without a job. the university president releasing this video statement. >> very seriousous cultural issue and a environment indusd of sexual harassment within the band creating a hostile environment for students. >> among the allegations, an annual tradition of members marching in their underwear under the supervision of marching band staff including waters. sexually explicit nicknames and sexually charged ask its performed by rookie band members. the investigation was launched just two months ago after one parent's concern that the band was, quote, sexualized and claimed the members were made to swear secrecy oaths about objectionable tradition and custom. waters' attorney tells abc news his clients did nothing wrong. he tried to do the right thing at every turn and claims that much of the behavior existed when he took the job 20 months ago but ohio state, searching for replacement in tune with their university. >> we can and according to our values in title 9, we

. >> the scandal rocking the ohio state university. why the school fired the leader of its famous marching band. >>> and the american family diving into the english channel for a shot at history. >>> but we begin this morning at a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. [ gunfire ] >> thousands took to the streets in the west bank to protest the 17-day conflict in gaza. >> the west bank burns as violence spreads in the middle east. >> outrage growing over the shelling of the united nations school in gaza. >> the badly burned wreckage of the al algerie jet has been found in mali. no one has survived. >> a couple has died after a tornado hit their campsite in virginia. >> another sweltering day is in store for millions of people across the southwest, with record temperatures climbing well into the triple digits. >> russians are firing artillery from within russia to attack ukrainian military positions. >> the pentagon saying this is clearly a military escalation. >> police say a patient's deadly rampage at a pennsylvania

researchers at ohio state university says indulging in foods afterfort stressful situations can add 11 pounds per year to your body. that not just the calories might negatively impact your weight. stress could be throwing off your metabolism. is a stressful situation. more than 100 people had to be rescued from a monorail train. about 120 passengers had to evacuate through the emergency hatch on the roof. it lost power. officials say the power outage may have been caused by a lightning strike, but no one was hurt. turning to the stormwatch underway, millions of americans are bracing for more severe weather today. bringing cooler weather as well. marcy gonzalez has the details. >> lightning and rain. sending people running for cover from coast-to-coast. severe storms knocking out power, stranding more than 100 people on the monorail at disney world. in baltimore, the yankees -orioles game cut short because of this downpour. arizona, an inch of rain fell in eight minutes, causing flash flooding. in 8-year-old and her father had to climb a tree to escape the rising water. rv was a flip an

the researchers at the ohio state university followed 58 women. seven hours later the women under you stress burned 104 fewer calories than the stress-free group. over a year that can translate into gaining 11 pounds. we can plan for stress and have healthier food available. so a bad day doesn't have to sabotage your diet. they are calling into question whether light or moderate drinking is good for the heart. having two alcoholic drinks a day including wine or liquor increases your chance of developing an irregular heart rhythm. and contrary to other reports any exposure to alcohol has a negative impact on the heart. >>> if you have a little leaguer at home. you want to hear this. they are seeing injuries that used to only be seen this professional pitchers of kids of all ages. baseball is a year-round sport. they are not getting rest during the season. it could put a strain on a young pitcher's arm that is still developing. >> 11 and 12 year olds are requiring surgery. >>reporter:the best thing you can do as a parent number one, make sure that y

. >> why the director of the ohio state university's marching band is being fired over a student traditionll be back in 25 minutes with traffic and weather. >> got your news, weather and traffic 24/7 all weekend long anytime you want it. wusa9.com. go to our facebook page. we're on twitter. and we got some great -- check it out. >> oh. oh. >> howard will be back at noon. this is the end of the week. >> this is the words out of my mouth. >> the color purple is the color the fans voted on today. thank you -- for playing along with our game that we created. monday -- guess what happens on monday? >> what? >> the silver line opens. >> oh i heard of that. >> have a great weekend. enjoy it. bye bye. >> bye bye. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >>> good inmorng. it is friday, july 259th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." overnight clashes and demand for answers after a bombing at a school in gaza. >>> plus new confusion at the flight 17 crash site as the united states makes a major accusation against russia. >>> the scandal rocking the ohio

. >>> a scandal is rocking ohio state university's famed marching band. ♪ >> band leader jonathan watersas fired on thursday, the buck eye's president said he ignored serious problems within the band things like sexual harassment, a hazing tradition where students marched across the field in their underwear. waters lead the band since 2010. now we want to get the latest in sports. we head to my buddy craig melvin. it's great to see you! >> nfl commissioner roger goodell facing a good bit of backlash for his punishment of baltimore's ray rice. he was handed a two-game suspension following a fight with his fiancÈ. the league facing criticism for what calling the leniency of the suspension considering the seriousness of the physical altercation. >>> justin blackman is in trouble again. blackman pulled over for blocking traffic and arrested after allegedly admitting to smoking marijuana. he's already under an indefinitely suspensius is for e violate -- marshawn lynch will not participate in today's opening day of training camp. he's looking for a raise from the $5 million he'll be earning th

prior to his current position, he served as president of both the ohio state university and i know how to say that because i'm a proud graduate of the ohio state university and university of maryland, college park. >> jeremy anderson is going to moderate the session. i'm looking forward to another fabulous discussion. thank you very much. >> thank you so much, governor sandoval. i want to thank you all of you for joining us on the panel here today. we will talk about some of the tough issues that are affecting higher education and hopefully some of the country r opportunities that you as leaders see. over the past decade higher education in america has truly evolved. evolved over multiple decades from serving elite students to being a universal system providing access to and serving a wide range of students. that transition happens while we have the convergence of college affordability concerns that are changing the way each of your institutions and entities does business. i would like to start the session but asking each of you to highlight the one o two issues you see effecting educa

also joining us is john quigley professor emeritus of law at ohio state university morris college of law. gentlemen, good to have you with us. >> pleasure to be here. >> thank you. >> mr. crane, thanks to you your thoughts on this newly-formed commission? >> well, again, any time you have allegations that there may be war crimes it's certainly appropriate to get the true facts out so that the international community can assess whether there is there has been violations of international law to include war crimes so any time you have an independent, unbiased investigation that will look at these facts, that will be helpful. the challenge is, is that we want to make sure that it will be fair, and unbiased so that the true facts can come out and then a judgment can be had as to whether there has been war crimes. >> they are facing a number of challenge, mr. quigley what do you make of the allegation that his this may amount to war crimes. >> i think there is a very good possibilities that there are war crimes that have been committed over the last few days, if you just look at the civili

researchers at ohio state university say they have found a way for computers to decipher 21 distinct facial expressions including complex emotions like happily disgusted and software like what you just saw is getting ready to make this kind of technology available to the wider public. how will this change the way we interact, and how will it impact our freedom of expression? joining us on skype out of new york is a cognitive scientist and a lead researchers on the ohio state study i mentioned. just reading about it makes me feel like someone is invading the space in my head. i'm not sure if i want perfect strangers to know my mood. what's the upside of this application? >> there were many upsides. understand how facial expressions have emerged and work is essential for understanding psychological disorders that people might have, and there are dozens, many dozens of psychological researchers that have been defined in the literature between very difficult to now to understand the difference between them. we thought we only had six basic emotions that we could all express in the same w

. >>> there's a scandal now rocking ohio state university's famed marching band. ♪ their director wasired thursday. the buckeyes president said he ignored "serious problems within the band" like sexual harassment. questionable conduct included a hazy tradition which students marched across the field in their underwear. waters had led that band since 2012. his halftime shows were considered revolutionary and they've drawn millions of hits on youtube. >>> let's turn to the weather now. the mercury topped out at 116 in phoenix thursday. a new record. >> dry heat. it's a dry heat. >> i don't know how dry. >> doesn't matter, right? >> bill karins is here. that's saying a lot. to beat a record in phoenix, that's hot. >> i remember 118. i remember swimming in the pool, and i was sweating as i was swimming. it was that hot. it was just gross. you can't walk on the pavement either. we're going to be a little bit cooler today, but, i mean, yesterday was, you know, just blistering. all the way from the phoenix area northward. vegas was 111. the desert area, palm springs was extremely hot. sacram

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. >>> well, the director of the ohio state university marching band has been fired.ol officials say john waters ignored a, quote, sexualized culture in the halftime unit. mostly sexual explicit hazing. he tells abc news his client did nothing wrong and tried to do the right thing at every turn. >>> it's called world team tennis but taylor townsend had to go it alone and it was kind of her fault. you see this. ouch. she hit her partner in the back of the head. the partner needed medical attention. >> the rules say that the match must go on. so townsend played the entire game by herself. two on one. she wasn't allowed to return the shots on her partner's court. >> it sounds unfair. she lost, of course, but the crowd gave her a standing ovation. >> that's kind of sad. >> tough story. >>> well, more supports actually. the kansas royals pulled out an extra inning thriller at home. >> that's right. here with the highlights our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. this is neil everett, i'm stan verrett. quite

band or band's director but rather ohio state who has now made them feel sexualized and degratde now made them feel sexualized and degratdgrade. ohio state universityof its esteemed members are marching in different directions. she was a member from 2009 to 2011. >> did not feel as though i was being sexually harassed. >> reporter: she's talking about the tee tails that ohio state released last week calling what they call the sexualized nature of the band. the university then fired the band director john waters saying he knew of the alleged harassment but did not stop it. >> we will make this a better and safer institution and we begin today. >> but now more than 8,000 students have signed a petition for waters' reinstatement. clark agrees even though her rookie moniker was among the list of sexually explicit nickname. jewoobs. a jewish woman with a large chest. they had their names imprinted on the back. the only time she was upset is when they publicized it. >> people on the internet were talk about many they i felt sexualize and degraded. >> the university is standing by its decisions. >> it's difficult to see something and someone that you resp

. >>> it's regarded as one of the best marching bands around but tonight the ohio state university marchingd finds itself in the middle of a controversy. the university has fired what happened leader jonathan waters after an investigation revealed he ignored a sexualized culture within the band. that culture reportedly included degrading tricks, explicit nicknames and marches in underwear called the midnight rant. former band members are speaking out. >> you see the band as like this really high prestigious band. you never realized how much like more secretive stuff that happens within the ban. >> the investigation into waters began in may after a sexual harassment complaint was filed. >>> now to the worldwide effort underway to help grant a birthday wish for a little boy with terminal cancer. today danny nickerson' sixth birthday and he received boxes and boxes of birthday cards and letters. it's actually more male than all of the residents in his hometown of foxboro, massachusetts received today combined. danny suffers from a rare brain tumor and his mom said danny just had one item on th

what had to be done burkhardt became paralyzed after a twenty ten diving accident but now ohio state university wexner medical center has just had a breakthrough discovery that may help many quadriplegics across the globe they were able to get in burkhardt to move his hand with the power of thought doctors neuroscientists and engineers from battell were able to implement cutting edge technology by installing a chip directly into ian's brain dr allie resume and stalled the chip in the area of the brain that controls the movement of the hand engineers at patel develop software algorithms and a sleeve which transmits thoughts and neurons from the brain directly into the arm in less than a tenth of a second the signals are then taken from the chip and bypass the injury in the spinal cord linking the signals directly to the muscles in the arm other technologies used in the past have been robotics exoskeletons or computers to move muscles but this is the first using just the power of thought pretty cool and that does it for now for more on the stories we just cover go to you tube dot com forward slas

. >>> ohio state university fired its marching band director but now the director said he was tryingo fix a vulgar culture when the school dismissed him last week. >>> the band's alumni club is demanding he be reinstated. osu fired him last week after his investigation concluded he knew about a sexualized culture and did nothing to stop it. the investigation discovered secret rituals and students being pressured to march in their underwear. when that investigation started waters told the university he was taking steps to change the culture of hazing. >>> smoking marijuana and driving stoned. how worried should we be about the people driving around us. >>> you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >>> welcome back. i'm chris lawrence in for jim tonight. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we begin with breaking news. nbc news learned the house will not recess today. it will conference tomorrow morning to talk about the border bill. the last minute reprieve comes as lawmakers appeared ready to give in to grid lock and go home. >> reporter: here in the hill beginning to feel like last year's government shutd

. >> ohio state university firing the director of its marching band for allegedly tolerating a cultureof hazing. university investigation found a pattern of sexually explicit nicknames and rituals in the band, concluding it was done with the knowledge of the now former band director, jonathan waters. we will have more on this in our next hour. >> nfl running back ray race has been suspended for the first two games of the upcoming season. roger goodell handed down the suspension. he is accused of knocking his then fiancee unconscious, caught on a hotel surveillance video dragging her out of an elevator. he will miss home games against the cincinnati bengals and pittsburgh steelers. >> their biggest game of the season. >> investigators solved the mystery, dolls turning up on the door steps of several southern california homes. parents were spooked, because the dolls had a creepy resemblance to their daughters. officers have found the woman who dropped the toys. she said she left the dolls as a good will gesture. >> a little creepy. >> mcdonalds restaurants in japan have taken chicken mcn

prior to his current position he served as president of both the ohio state university. and i know how the say that, because i'm a proud graduate of the ohio state university and the university of maryland college park. if you will please help me in bringing up the chancellor, william brit cruen. [applause] jeremy anderson is going to moderate the session. i'm looking forward to another fabulous discussion. thank you very much. >> thank you so much governor sandoval. and i want to thank all of you for joining us on the panel here today. we're going to talk about some of the tough issues affecting higher ed and some of the opportunities you as leaders see. tow past decade higher education in america has truly evolved. evolved from serving elite students at highly elective research institutions to bag universal system focused on providing access to and serving a wide range of students. that transition happens while we have the convergence of economic demands and investment in higher education and things changing the way each of your tints does business so i'd like to start

ohio state university marching band is marching on after their director was fired yesterday.ey will perform this weekend with the columbus symphony without direct or john waters. he was dismissed after a two month internal investigation found he failed to stop a sexualized culture within the band. include students pressured to march in their stunts toas well as earn the sexually explicit nicknames. a parent's complaint sparked the investigation. coulde severe weather affect millions over the weekend. we have a preview and what else they are working on tonight in world news. >> great to see you. standing by so severe weather -- standing by for severe weather, hail, thunder storms. we will have more on your reporting on the campground hit, the confirmed ef1 tornado. also tonight, the first pictures from the plane crash in the desert. they used a thrown to find it. is still selling out concerts. who is our person of the week? join david for "world nice" after abc 7 news at 6:00 -- "w orld news." >> amazon reports a big loss. what they say is to blame. >> how bad is the summer bl

ohio state university has fired its marching band director for failing to prevent an environment which condoned sexual harassment. jonathan waters was let go after a parent reported objectionable traditions, including band members marching across the field in their underwear under the supervision of the staff. the school conducted a two month investigation. under waters, the band became known for its intricate marching formations. former bears cornerback and bellwood native ray mcelroy is doing his part to counteract violence and gang activity for kids in at-risk neighborhoods. his pro football youth camp is kicking off its eighth season. the camps feature three days of *free hands-on professional instruction from former n-f-l players. mcelroy says the goal isn't really to train kids for the pros, but to help them build character. >> ultimately for me these kids are making the decisions and making productions in the community. that's the most success. >>while mcelroy's team only gets three days with the children, he says nearly 75- percent of them make a commitment to refocus their liv

. >>> a major scandal rocking ohio state university's marching band. an investigation found the director knew about and ignored what's being called "sexualized cultural of rituals." what happened, trace? >> i got to tell you, it includes students marching in them underwear. some walking around naked and calling each other explicit nicknames we can't tell you on television and having to act out skits that match those nicknames that we also cannot show you on television. the band director who was just fired, jonathan waters, was credited with creating amazing halftime shows. have you seen this band? they do things like morph into horses and superheroes and even michael jackson moon walking which got 10 million hits on youtube. the band has even been on an apple commercial. ohio state's president says the band director should have known this culture was happening and stopped it. listen to him. >> even one instance of harassment or hazing or assault is one too many. we're not alone on campuses across the country facing serious issues, this is our home and

according to researchers at ohio state university women with stress burn 100 fewer calories in the hourster a high-fat meal. that can translate to an extra 11 pounds gained each year. earlier research showed a similar result in many. >> a california company is recalling ink and needles because of possible contamination. white and blue lion incorporated sold them online. it includes a tattoo kit with lettering that might cause a bacterial infection and could lead to sepsis. >> downsizing your home is part of a growing trend and it's called the tiny house movement. >> about 50 students in maryland are building one of these tiny houses with only three weeks to complete the job. >> diane cho explains how everyone involved is benefiting from this experience. >> many of them aren't even old enough to get behind the wheel. >> no pain, no gain. >> but in just one week, they've already started building the framework to a tinea new home. >> -- tiny new home. >> it's just a trailer and now it's coming to life. >> hammering away and invaluable skills, while learning the basic building blocks of work

out of 225 band members, over an eight-week period, 60 days, ohio state university managed to interviewree people to whom she referred the university. out of thousands and thousands of local alumni, the university managed to interview over 60 days only five. the report does not accurately portray the atmosphere at the band is deeply flawed and is result oriented. it should be no surprise to anyone that with that sort of a sample, that sort of a exude sk sample, the report does not accurately portray anything and cannot be relied on for the facts. >> you called it a skewed sample here. raunchy songs is exhibit b in the report. exhibit a is the rookie midterm, this exam which asks band members all sort of raunchy questions. the midnight romp where they march on the field in just their underwear. are you saying your client didn't know this was going on? you're saying the support was so skewed, that they made the facts up? >> well, there are parts of the report i can't agree with or disagree with because i had no opportunity to investigate. jonathan was fired wednesday morning and we were h

now a small study out of ohio state university's webster medical center suggests women who eat thosels while stressed may pack on more pounds. researchers asked nearly 60 middle-aged women to discuss how stressful their lives were the day before. they then fed them a high-fat meal to see how their metabolisms reacted. >> when the women reported having at least one stressor in their life the day before we were doing the test, that reduced their ability to burn calories. >> the difference was about 104 calories, which is no big deal for a single day. but if you took that across a year, it can be almost 11 pounds. >> outside experts a it's important to note that two-thirds of the participants were breast cancer survivors who weighed slightly more than the other women and were more likely to be depressed, factors that could skew the results. also, little was known about how their past treatment may have impacted their metabolism. experts say one mess annuage is clear, turning to high-fat food during times of stress may not be comforting the next time you step on a scale. erica edwards, n

. >>> the scandal rocking the ohio state university.he school fired the leader of its famgs marching band. and the american family diving into the english channel for a shot at history. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>>us

. >>> it is regarded as one of the best marching band around, but now, the ohio state university marching band find itself in the middle of a controversy, the university has fired band leader jonathan waters after an investigation revealed that he ignored a sexualized culture in the ban. that culture reportly included, degrading tricks, explicit nicknames and marches in underwear called the midnight ramp. former ban members are now speaking out. >> you see the the band as this really high prestigious ban. you never realize how much secret stuff that happens within the the band. >> that investigation into waters began in may after a sexual harassment complaint was filed. >>> facebook's surging stock pushes the company to a new high, get this, the social media giant is now bigger than coca cola and at&t. founder marc zuckerberg is $1.6 billion richer thanks to the surge after a weak initial public offering facebook stock has ballooned 183 percent over the last year, zuckerberg's net worth is now a whooping 33.3 billion doll ars. >>> and we are now learning that the company offering credit p

a law professor at ohio state university, his specialty is chinese counterfeiting.f all goods in china are counterfeit. >> and these days, the way china's economy is booming, 15% to 20% means tens of billions of dollars. idence of the counterfeiting trade can be seen at this hong kong warehouse where counterfeit watches, shoes, computer chips, all copied in china, and seized in hong kong, are tossed onto a conveyor belt, and consigned to the dust bin of history. but it's like stopping the rain, the seizure may look impressive, but every day, 6,000 shipping containers leave hong kong's harbor for the u.s. packed with products made in china, and only a small fraction of those containers are ever inspected. >> this is the most profitable criminal venture, as far as i know, on earth. >> counterfeiting. >> counterfeiting. and your partners don't kill you. >> attorney harley lewin has been chasing counterfeiters from china for more than twenty years. and china's now the undisputed capital of the counterfeit. >> 80% or more worldwide. >> can you give me an example of any a

. >>> ohio state university band director jon waters was known for jaw-dropping precision half time shoess, the best damn band in the land, ohio state is dropping him for allegedly allowing rampant sexual harassment. his lawyer says he was trying to change the sexualized culture, but the problem existed years before his tenure. cnn is following the story from new york and this was one of the milder accusations, right. >> we cannot get into specifics on this. here's what happened, it was in may that a parent of one of the band members went to the university and said i believe that there is an environment that is encouraging sexual harassment and a sexuality within this band, so that launched a two-month investigation within the university's office of compliance. today released a 23-page report, and let me go into some of the things that they say, and i will not be specific on this, but they have a semi formal event every year for band members and within that event, they are sworn to secrecy that they can never disclose what happens within the band at all. following that, around midnight, t

. >>> ohio state university fired a director of school's popular marching band after a two month investigationat started with a parent's complaint that 92 page report alleges he. waters will fight to clear his name and believes, quote, he did nothing wrong. he came into an existing culture that had been there for decades and attempted to end many of the practices. this morning the mystery of porcelain dolls showing up in a san clemente, california neighborhood has been solved. a woman was leaving dolls on doorstep. there was no initial explanation. no notes or anything. and they looked like the girls who live there had. making a lot of parents nervous. it's kind of weird. some didn't want to appear on camera. >> it's really creepy. and disturbing as a mom with a daughter, it freaks me out. >> police say the case is closed because the woman only had good will intentions. >>> coming up. a kinder, agagentler approach f paul ryan to take on poverty. so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that

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i tell them my best job i ever had was at ohio state university where i was a pots and pans man at the delta gamma sorority house. that was a great job. a close second would be governor of delaware. i loved being governor. a privilege to serve here, but i loved being governor. i tell people i'm a recovering governor when they ask what i do. people who don't me say, i'm a recovering governor. and someday i'd like to have the chance to say you're recovering governors, too. i think you would all be a great addition to the board of governors. we're going to try when dr. coburn arrives, i'll have a chance to talk to him tomorrow and talk about how he would like to move forward and how we would like to move forward and do it in a timely way. with that, let me just say that, again, we're deeply grateful to each of you for your time and preparation today, for meeting with our staff. all the responses to the biographical questionnaires, answering previous questions by our committee. you had your financial statements reviewed by the government of ethics. without objection, this will be made part

let's talk about this crazy story coming out of ohio state university.sex position for fat people. those are their words. >> and this is only the stuff we could say on tv. there's apparently a lot worse. >> a lot of hazing. late night underwear-only marches through the stadium. vulgar names printed in directories and t-shirts. the band director says he didn't do anything wrong. he came into an existing culture that'd been there for decades and tried to end many of those age-old practices. there was i think the biggest thing at the center of this, there's one report of sexual assault. and i guess it wasn't taken care of in a way that was satisfactory to a lot of people. now this investigation found that he had to be let go. >> i also think his attorney said he hasn't ruled out a lawsuit trying to clear his name. but that'll be interesting to see what happens. >> very popular guy. he went to ohio state, got two graduate degree there is. it's such a big deal in ohio when you come in on the sign it says home of jonathan waters. that's a big story out of colu

six months, and i had a thousand letters from students at ohio state university who said i read yourtruction manual how to get ahead on wall street and on what to make sure there were no tips you left out because i really want to work on wall street. there was enough ambivalence. i didn't feel -- i wasn't writing from a moral degradation wasn't a moral high ground. was a distance, a detachments. what changed my mind was the financial crisis. what particularly started to change my mind was when all these places, all these big banks committed suicide. they all should have failed, almost all of them should have failed to. at that point, they were exposed to market forces more than they actually were. i also thought that how peculiar it was these institutions that sucked in the best and brightest, these people they suck in are not and still interested people. these are very ambitious people. when brought together they were a failure. in the way they were brought together. things that seemed absurd and comic in 196 -- 1987-'88 became tragic. the consequences for the larger economy fallout

. >> the scandal rocking the ohio state university. school fired the leader of its famous marching band. >>> and the american family diving into the english channel for a shot at history. >>> but we begin this morning at a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. [ gunfire ] >> thousands took to the stree

to discuss this john quigley at ohio state university, college of law.avid crane via describe from wanesville, north carolina who is a professor of law at syracuse university law school. i asked what his thoughts were on this newly-formed commission. >> any time you have allegations that there may be war crimes, it certainly is appropriate to get the true facts out, so that the international community can assess whether there has been violations of international law. to include war crimes any time you have an independent unbased look at this it will be helpful. the challenge is to make sure it's fair and unbiased so that the true facts can come out and a judgment it be had has al jazerra toss whether there has been war crimes. >> they are facing a number of challenges. mr. quigley what do you make of the strong possibility that israel's actions may amount to war crimes. >> i think there is a very good possibility that there are war crimes that have been committed over the last few days. if you just look at the civilian casualty toll, it's very hard to ar

ohio state university's band director, john waters, fired thursday. investigation revealing allegations of bad behavior among band members and staff. ♪ and a sexualized culture. one that waters allegedly failed to stop or address its effects. >> very serious cultural issues and an environment conducive to sexual harassment in the band. >> reporter: the allegations even more jaw-dropping than their famous formations. among them an annual tradition of members marching in their underwear, some even naked under the supervision of marching band staff including waters. students being addressed by sexually explicit nicknames and rookie members even performing sexually charged skits. the investigation launched two months ago after one parent raised concerns that the band was, quote, sexualized claiming the members were made to swear secrecy oaths about objectionable traditions and customs. this morning, while the university works to find a replacement, the game may not be over for waters who once appeared on "gma" as a marching band expert. >> they work tirel