all had ties to oral roberts university.ru issued a statement saying the entire oru grieves for the oru graduates that lost their lives. the only survivor, 22-year-old hanna luce. daughter of ron luce. >> she hasn't been able to talk, show wrote down austin saved me. >> austin endured a lot of pain, losing his father at 15 years old. he talked in a student documentary. >> it increased my walk with life. >> anderson suffered burns over 90 percent of his body in the crash. he died early saturday morning. he calls him a true hero. >> having served two tours in iraq, giving his life for a friend would give the extra mile. >> hanna luce is recovering in a burn unit in kansas city, kansas. >>> chuck colson passed away after a breathe illness. paul strand was there after loved one reflected on the redeeming work colson did in their life. >> thousands filled the national cathedral to celebrate the life of chuck colson. his daughter spoke. >> i am thankful to be old enough to have known my father before he became a christian and to s

it was carrying five people with connections to oral roberts university. four passengers died and a fiat -- fifth passenger was badly injured. one victim was a former business instructor at the school. the president of oral roberts is asking the committee to pray for the survivor and remember those that were killed. students from boston university are mourning the loss of three students who were killed this morning in new zealand. they were heading to a hiking spot with the driver lost control in their van crashed. five students were injured, one critically. the students killed were from new jersey california, and texas. >> what a mother of a president -- present. she will be featured tomorrow on "good morning america." >> last november when she was nine months pregnant, she and her husband entered a photo in a contest. eight weeks later, they received a call saying they were the grand prize winner. they won in all expense paid trip to australia so they can take a rare portrait. you could see the story tomorrow on "good morning america." have you wrack you

small plane crash in rural kansas that involved former students and an instructor from oral roberts university. former student and marine austin anderson was one of the four killed in the crash yesterday. and died in the hospital, hours after reportedly pulling a 5th passenger to safety. that passenger is hannah luce, now in critical condition. she was the only survivor of the crash. as a recent oral roberts graduate and daughter of the school trustee. three passengers are graduates of oral roberts, flying to a christian youth rally in iowa, when the twin engine cessna suddenly went down and the cause of the tragic crash is now under investigation. jamie? >> jamie: meanwhile, sad to report, hundreds of boston university students had to hold a candlelight vigil for classmates who were killed en a mini-van crash in new zealand. look how many showed up. three students, part of a group of a study-abroad program and the van reportedly drifted to the side of the rolled and rolled over when the driver tried to correct course, last night mourners remembering their friends. >> i opened my phone and i c

. >>> oral roberts university is asking for prayers after four people associated with the school diedplane crash. it happened on friday when their plane crash and caught fire. three people onboard were graduates, and one person was an instructor. entsb said air traffic control lost contact shortly after the pilot got permission to descend to a lower altitude. >>> and prince georges county police investigate a deadly motorcycle accident where the rider was killed in the crash around 9:15 last night west of branch avenue. the motorcycle collided with a tractor tailor. they have not said who is to blame for that accident. >>> law enforcement officers are leading a massive search in rugged terrain to find a missing fbi agent. federal officials say the 35-year-old ivans may be depressed and suicidal. his wife reported him missing when he left their house possibly with a gun. about 100 law enforcement officers from several agencies searched the area this weekend. the fbi does not consider ivans a threat to others. >>> 362 officers will be dedicated at a law enforcement memorial near judicia

are trying to determine what caused the plane crash that killed four people connected to oral roberts universitya fire. the fourth person that died was a university instructor. a fifth person onboard survived the crash but is in critical condition. the safety board said air traffic control lost contact shortly after the pilot got permission to decent to a lower altitude. the group was on their way to a christian event in iowa. >>> right now the fbi is searching for one of their own. one agent's wife reported an agent missing when he left with his gun. 100 law enforcement from several different agencies searched the area this weekend, and the fbi doesn't consider ivans a threat to others. >>> mitt romney delivered remarks to the graduating glass at liberty university. romney talked to the graduates about faith and how it will help them throughout their life. he got the loudest applause for his comments on the issue of same-sex marriage. >> culture, what you believe and how you live matters, and they may become topics of democratic debate from time to time, and so it is today with the institution

they had ties to oral roberts university.raduates and the fifth used to teach at the school. national department of transportation safety board said there were no distress calls before the crash. >>> they are looking at the summer and long term options for the much coveted piece of land. they were facing a looming deadline. first they announced they would take down the tents in the gated property. however, two demonstrators are camped outside and they are not leaving. they even set up a slide and allowed children to make their way over the fence. >> right now. it is access for the farmers and community. we are commited to maintaining access. we are not the ones blocking the gates. >> that's the university. >> a group including the city manager and administrator. is discussing a stewardship council. they said agricultural research is expected to begin this week. good morning to you. live look from lafayette. you can see low clouds and up above, high clouds. we have got big changes in store for the inland areas. around the coas

anderson was a former marine and served two tours in iraq and had just graduated from oral roberts universityerson helped hannah escape the burning plane. anderson, who suffered burns over 90% of his body, died saturday. >> he is the kind of guy that would give his life for his nation, give his life for a friend, doesn't surprise me one bit that he would do something like that. >> reporter: the other victims were stefan luke and the pilot luke sheets both of whom had also just graduated. garret copeland an instructor at oral roberts also died in the crash. the plane took off from an airport in tulsa friday headed for a christian youth rally in iowa organized by teen mania ministries which hannah's father founded. >> i do not know exactly when i'll see hannah but am looking forward to that day. i'm so thankful she is still here. >> reporter: at the ministries headquarters in texas, there is overwhelming grief at this loss. but there is also hope that despite hannah's condition, the pain she is suffering, and the road she faces ahead, this sole survivor will be back with them soon. >> hannah ha

she and anderson graduated from oral roberts university just a few days ago.e says a loss for him would be a loss to the state and the economy. >> what i have heard anecdotally around the state from my visits, to hundreds, if not thousands of small businesses and, have been codified in those reports is they are worried. they like where we are headed and are feeling good about adding more jobs in the state but are worried something might happen on june 5th and instead of moving us forward would move us backwards. >> alisyn: democrats wants him recalled, spent over the tough stance against unions and he'll face off against milwaukee mayor, tom barrett during the special election june 5th, the g.o.p. in arizona gathering to select delegates for tampa's national republican convention, later this year, jan brewer, firing up the crowd with a rousing speech saying arizona will never be a swing state in national politics. >> the right spirit, unite, in courage, and common cause, the white house will belong to us. [applause]. >> not under my watch, not under your watch

he just graduated from oral roberts university on may 5th. he reportedly pulled luce out of the burning plane and they walked to a nearby road for help. >> she's not able to talk. she was able to write down that austin saved me, austin saved me. >> reporter: anderson later died in the hospital, surfing burns over 90% of his body. >> he was a very tough guy. once you got to know him, he was like, like so much a teddy bear. >> i can't match something being so injured making such an effort. >> reporter: later today, luce will undergo skin grafts for burns covering 28% of her body. the ntsb is investigating. they said there was no distress call. the pilot lost control with air traffic control right after being given permission to descend. hannah is expected to get out of the hospital in two three weeks and make a full recovery. >> it's amazing. thank you so much. >>> first check of the weather now with sam. >> hello, everyone. we're going the start with pictures of strong storms. they've -- the once we have had this spring have had an awful lot o

first successful desegregation of higher education at that point in the south and robert kennedy came to my college, university of georgia in 1971, and the desegregation was given by a white judge, william boodle and kennedy came in may of '61 to speak at the law day ceremony, and by this time the consciousness of the administration had been raised to a certain extent and so the state representatives, none of the top officials of georgia would attend because they were afraid of what bobby kennedy would say. here i was one of two black students on a campus of 20,000 who had rioted when we went into the university, but that calmed down after three days. we didn't have to have ernie's troops come in. [ laughter ] so ken i did coming and i really want to hear what he has to say especially since all of these georgia laegtd tours were so concerned about what he was going to say. so i spoke to a sympathetic professor, most of whom didn't speak to me at that point, but he did, and so he got me into the room, and sure enough, he started with the whole notion of the cold war. that was his context for saying that you hav

he just graduated from oral roberts university on may 5th. he reportedly pulled luce out of the burning plane and incredibly, the two were able to walk to a nearby road. >> she's not able to talk. because she's been on and off the respirator. she was able to write down that austin saved me, austin saved me. >> reporter: anderson later died in the hospital, suffering burns over 90% of his body. >> he was a very tough guy. but he also, like, once you got to know him, he was like so much a teddy bear. >> i can't imagine someone being so injured making such an effort. >> reporter: luce is now in stable but serious condition. later today, she'll undergo skin grafts for burns covering 28% of her body. the national transportation safety board is investigating just what happened. they said there was no distress call and the pilot lost control with the air traffic control shortly after descending to a lower level. right now the focus is on hope. hannah is expected to get out of the hospital in two three weeks and make a full recovery. >> it's amazing.

anderson was a former marine, and served two tours in iraq, and had just graduated from oral roberts universityhannah's father believes anderson helped hannah escape that burning plane. anderson, who suffered burns over 90% of his body, died saturday. >> he is the kind of guy that would give his life for his nation, give his life for a friend, doesn't surprise me one bit that he would do something like that. >> reporter: the other victim was stefan luce and the pilot. both of whom had just graduated. the instructor at oral roberts also died in the crash. the plane took off on friday headed for a youth rally in iowa. organized by teen mania ministries, which hannah's father founded. >> i do not know exactly when i'll see hannah but i'm definitely looking forward to that day. you know, because you know, i'm so thankful that she's still here. >> reporter: at the ministry's headquarters in texas, there is overwhelming grief at this loss. but there is also hope that despite hannah's condition, the pain she suffered, and the road she faces ahead, this sole survivor will be back with them soon. hannah

robert caro. >>> is college worth the cost? an ivy league university president has surprising answers. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "the wall street journal report." now, maria bartiromo. >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. it was the most eagerly awaited initial public offering in recent memory. and on friday, mark zuckerberg rang the opening bell at nasdaq from facebook headquarters in california. on thursday, the facebook ipo was priced at $38 a share. the upper end of the expected range. it opened much higher than that. that valued the company at more than $100 billion, making it the largest internet ipo ever. company raising $18 billion on that ipo. the company began trading on the nasdaq on friday. take a look at how the stock opened and how it closed. the facebook anticipation did not help the markets much.

robert grant of the university of california san francisco led the research. adding this is a huge milestone we're in an era now for the first time when we can foresee the end of the aids epidemic. >>> it is any more than 1200 help the game and took to nevada the drug reduced their risk of hiv infection by 44 percent. however many participants failed to take the pill every day. for those who took it faithfully protection from hiv was much greater. >>> among those who actually use the drug at a regular basis the protection was much higher. over 90% reduction. ends the rate of hiv infections. it works by blocking the ability of a steady to multiplied. dick weis the fda panel recommends that an audit be used by anyone his partner is hiv-positive and by hiv negative the men at risk. that includes men like scott pelly who is part of the study and has been taking the drug for four years. >>> it's not a death sentence any more like it was 20 years ago. and i'm hoping that's if this drug comes out that it would just add one more protection into into their lives. >>> t

robert grant of the university of california, san francisco, led the research. >> i think this is a huge milestone. i think that we are in an era now for the first time when we can foresee the end of the aids epidemic. >> reporter: in dr. grant's study, more than 1,200 healthy gay men took truvada. the drug reduced their risk of h.i.v. infection by 44%. however, many participants failed to take the pill every day. for those who took it faithfully, protection from h.i.v. was much greater. >> among those who actually used the drug on a regular basis, the protection was much higher-- over 90% reduction in the rates of hiv infections. >> reporter: scott owens was part of the study and has been taking the drug for fours years. men like scott owens, he was part of the study, and he has been taking the drug for four years. >> it's not a death sentence any more like it was 20 years ago. and i'm hoping if this drug comes out, that it would just add one more protection in their lives. >> reporter: dr. rodney write is critical of the f.d.a. recommendation. he believes truvada may hurt other h.i.v.

confrontation, i think it was the president of the university over racial segregation at the university of virginia. so i think robert kennedy clearly felt it. john kennedy felt it in a certain way, too. and even though they didn't always do as much as they might have, that feeling that the ability to interact socially with black people was something that they had. and they thought it was a moral issue. that black people couldn't get served at a lunch counter. it just seemed inconceivable to them. and certainly that's part of what finally moved the president to condemn segregation in moral terms in the middle of 1963. >> i think you also have to say that the difference -- the change in robert kennedy was enormous. made enormous by the murder of his brother. he really became a different kind of person. and the one thing i'll say, as i said to marion elman, who was a black woman who was doing very good civil rights movement in mississippi. when robert kennedy started running for the senate -- i don't remember what he was running for, but she supported him. marion supported him. and i said, marion, why do you support ro

this morning. 13 people are facing criminal charges in the hazing death of a florida a&m university drum major. roberthampion died back in november, after getting pummeled by members of his own marching band. his attackers could face a maximum of six years behind bars. prosecutors say they didn't have the evidence to justify more serious charges, like murder, or manslaughter. >>> the nfl is suspending four players without pay for taking cash to intentionally hurt opposing team members. saints linebacker, jonathan vilma is suspended for the next season. anthony hargrove, now with the green bay packers will miss the first half of the season. will smith and scott fujita will miss the first two games. >> not a good off-season for my saints. >>> attorneys for a college student who was forgotten in a federal holding cell for four days plans to sue. daniel trong said he thought he was losing his mind. the 23-year-old was never charged with a crime, though. the d.e.a. has apologized. but his lawyer says that's not enough. >>> there's been overwhelming response to facebook's new initiative announced first on "

university of missouri. dr. john taylor is the marion robert raymond professor of academics at stanford university and george p. schultz, senior fellow in economics at the hoofhoof -- hoover institute. dr. james galbraith is the lloyd and benson junior chair of government business relations and professor of government at the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas at austin. dr. alice rivlin is a senior fellow in economic studies at the brookings institution and former vice chair of the federal reserve board of governors. without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record. you will now be recognized for a five minute summary of your testimony and we'll begin with dr. herbener. >> chairman paul, ranking member clay -- >> keep the mike up close. >> and distinguished members of the committee, it is an honor to appear before you. left to the market the the production of all goods, including money, passes the profit and loss test as socially beneficial production. like all private enterprises, a gold mining company produces the revenue from the sale ever its outp

and robert kennedy came to my college, university of georgia, i desegregated in january of '61 the desegregation order was given by a white republican judge william boodel. kennedy came at '61 to speak at the lay day ceremony. by this time there has been a consciousness of the administration had been raised to a certain extent. so the state representatives, none of the top officials of georgia would attend because they were afraid of what bobby kennedy was going to say. and so here i was one of two black student tons campus of 20,000 who had rioted when we went into the university, but that calmed down after about three days. we didn't have to haver knee's troops come -- have ernie's troops come in. kennedy is coming and i'm saying, i really want to hear what he has to say. especially since all of these georgia legislatures were so concerned about what he was going to say. i spoke to a sympathetic professor, most of whom didn't speak to me at that point, but he did. so he got me into the room. and sure enough he started with the whole notion of the cold war. i was sitting somewhere invisible in

last year florida a&m university's robert champion died while on the school band's charter bus.horities say champion died during a hazing ritual after a game where pledges run down the aisle while being attacked. hazing that involves bodily harm is a felony in florida, but prosecutors might announce charges of manslaughter and second-degree murder. >>> at least 80 people are out of a home after a fast-moving fire in silver spring. it broke out yesterday afternoon in a garden-style apartment complex along terrace drive. firefighters found heavy flames on the second floor that quickly spread throughout the complex. up to 20 units were damaged or destroyed. >> it's really bad. i feel very saddened. i don't know where to start. we have to start all over again i guess. >> two firefighters were hurt fighting those flames. they are expected to be okay. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that fire. >>> all right. it is now just about 5:51. we've been talking about change in the weather and boy, they here. we had a lot of rain yesterday. then it turned out to be a s

the tradition of hazing in our nation's colleges and universities is something that will continue to happen out of sight until a student like roberta family has lost their son. a university has lost a fine kind young student. thanks to a thorough investigation, we're able today to move forward in the process. earlier today, we were able to speak with robert's family and discuss with them our plan for moving forward. this case is complicated. investigators worked vigorously to contact students who live out of town and out of state. based upon their investigation and the medical examiner's reports, we know that robert champion died as a result of being beaten. his death is not linked to one sole strike. but is attributed to multiple blows. there are three distinct points i would like to make. i want to relay them to the public, are a public that has watched this entire matter in total disbelief. first, in 2011, the florida legislature in an earnest effort to stop will this type of violence passed a well written law that defines hazing. the law sets out felony level penalties for participants when hazing results in serious bodily inj

robert champion. >>> a boston university student is charged in a crash that killed three of his classmates in new zealand. 23-year-old steven houseman is accused of careless driving. he was behind the wheel last weekend with a group of students studying abroad, when that crash occurred on a rural highway. three students died. another remains in critical condition. houseman will remain in jail until his next court appearance, which is next month. >>> in today's healthwatch, several states around the nation are reporting cases of whooping cough. teresa garcia reports for wjz. the centers for disease control wants to get the word out that vaccination is the best way to prevent the disease. [ coughing ] >> reporter: the centers for disease control says whooping cough is making a comeback. so far this year, there have been 9,000 cases in the u.s. that's a 50% increase from last year. health departments in new york, pennsylvania, illinois, minnesota, texas, arizona, and colorado, are reporting hundreds of cases. wisconsin and washington have more than 1,000 each. >> they're seeing rates of disease that are hig

university senator and the president takes manhattan. stay with us. >>> florida's 13 band members face charges in the hazing death of drum major robert death in novemberes major policy changes. three more arkansas razorbacks were arrested. they were charged with burglarizing dorm rooms. three other u.a. players have been arrested since march on a variety of charges. and eight protesters were arrested today for crowding into the buildings that house president obama's campaign headquarters. the group walked into the building and refused to leave. the headquarters is on the sixth floor but none of the protesters made it up that far. and massive wildfires in arizona are forcing people out of their home and businesses. right now, crews are battling a 3,000 acre fire near the historic mining communicate of crown king that is north of phoenix. high winds are fanning those flame. and next in today's "news nation" gut check. do you want to see john edwards take the stand? you can join the "news nation" on our facebook page. it is@facebook.com/newsnation. an intense burning sensation i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side. like somebody had set it o

robert champion, jr. died last year after the florida a&m student went through what prosecutors called a ritual beating. >> reporter: it's been almost six months since the florida a&m university's marching band went silent when they were investigated for the death of robert champion, jr. now prosecutors say 13 people are responsible. 11 are charged with hazing resulting in death a felony with a maximum charge of six years. >> we do not have a blow or shot or knife thrust that killed mr. champion. it is an aggregation things. >> reporter: authorities in florida said murder charges don't apply because champion suffered too many blunt force traumas for the medical examiner to know which within was fatal. champion died in december after a ritual in which they walk from the front to the back of the bus getting pummeled by band members. >> i pray that no other kid, no other parent has to go through it. >> reporter: 20 other people are being charged in misdemeanor hazing in unrelated cases. the lead prosecutor said it's nothing short of an american tragedy. that prosecutor, lawson lamar said he's not naming the 13 people who have been charged because they have not been arrested yet an

. >> robert mcdowell on sfek trum auctions, the universal service fund, competition for wireless space and two new commissioners. tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span 2. >> tonight live remarks from president obama as he delivers the commencement address to students of job lynn high school in missouri. it's been one year since a tornado killed 161 people and destroyed six schools, including j joplin high. see the president's speechl at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. retired supreme court justice john paul stephens spoke today. during his 15 minutes of remarks he discussed his dissent opinion in the burk v. gore case and talked about the redistricting cases. he stepped down from the court in 2010. he was nominated by president ford in 1975 and was the third longest serving supreme court justice in u.s. history. >> justice stevens is in my mind the very perfect justice of the united states supreme court, but let me tell you why. because his life experience is so broad, his compassion so deep, and his intellect so very far-reaching. let me tell you how i first met jus

home, authorities charged 13 people in connection of last november's death of florida a&m university drum major, robert champion. he collapsed on the van bus within an hour of receiving what medical examiners call multiple blunt trauma blows during a hazing event. >> i have come to believe that hazing is a term for bullying. it is bullying with a tradition, a tradition that we can not bear in america. >> the florida case is unusual. none of the suspects are charged with murder. cnn legal analyst, jeffrey toobin, joins us live from new york. when you look at this case and hear what the prosecutors say, they are bullying with tradition, is this the right charge? the family is disappointed. they think it maybe should have been can you ever. >> it does seem taylor made for this case. florida has a specific felony crime hazing causing death. that, given what we know about the case, seems very appropriate. some sort of homicide, whether it is manslaughter or a lessor homicide like manslaughter, seems like a very tough charge to prove given the facts as we know them. this does seem like an appropriate charge.

organizers call it a celebration of jazz as the universal language of freedom. a listers robert today fire row, morgan freeman and quincy jones co-hosted the event. jennifer lopez is spending her sunday with a latin group for a 16-city tour. >> we're all out there to give you our hits, to give you our heart and soul. it's going to be an amazing tour. we're so excited about it. >> reporter: lopez and company will kick off the tour in canada this july. they'll perform in several major u.s. cities, including here in los angeles in august. dave matthews and susan sarandon turned out for a special screening of "last call at the crow yay sis ," -- at the oasis." it is an environmental film. >> we think of it as the air. >> we don't notice just how sparse it is becoming. but we're going to find that out much sooner than i think any of us would imagine. >> reporter: it opens in select theaters on friday. that's your eye on entertainment, teresa garcia, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. happy tuesday. i'm reason own. >> i'm -- i'm andrea

university drum major. 26-year-old robert champion was beaten to death aboard a bus last november. champion suffered bruises to his chest, arms and his back and he went into shock and died of internal bleeding. police expect to be filing even more charges in the case. >>> the time is 4:37. will wet weather wash out the weekend? howard will let us know in two minutes. >> an online super store is getting into the tv business sort of. jessica doyle explains in your money at 4:42. >> a local company developed a new test which they believe could become a vital tool for rape victims. we'll have more on that at 4:50. 9news now returns in two minutes with your weather first. >>> 4:40 on this thursday morning. we've got lots of clouds out there. up north we've got a couple of showers some far northern maryland. we may see an isolated storm. should be warmer. highs in the low to possibly mid-80s. we'll have the weekend outlook and it's not looking all that bad when i see you in a few minutes. monika is in with time saver traffic. >>> tow trucks have arrived at the scene of a accident from 3: