san jose convention center in downtown san jose. here to play "grooving high" is the san jose state university latin jazz ensemble. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪> all right. that was great. "grooving high." never walk while you talk, otherwise people might think san jose state didn't give me a good music education. again, the group will be performing at the tech awards gala on november 12th. for more information on the group and the upcoming tech awards event, go to nbcbayarea.com. you can also follow us on twitter and facebook. we'd love to get your feedback. join us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america,". thanks for watching. now we go out with more from the san jose state university latin jazz ensemble. enjoy. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, colorado rampage. >> i heard four gunshots louder than i ever heard. >> a lone gunman goes through the streets of colorado springs killing three people before being gunned down by police. today police are trying to piece it together. >>> what went wrong? investigators on the plane crash in egypt that killed all 224 ownboard. multiple airlines are halts

hello and welcome to the campus of san jose state university in this edition of equal time. i am your host journalism school director bob rucker. [theme music] a very serious topic today, one that affects far too many people on college campuses. according to the centers for disease control, suicide rates are on the rise among people between the ages of 10 and 24. it's the third leading cause of death. in this special edition of equal time we'll meet someone sharing his very personal story. [theme music] welcome to a very special edition of equal time. for today, we're going to take the full time period to talk to a unique young man, someone who's had a life experience that most of us would never want, but he's going to take that experience and use it as a way to help other people. his name is jordan burnham. you're from pennsylvania and you are best known for being seen all over youtube and all over espn and cnn for having done what? um, i now speak on mental health and suicide prevention and so this is my seventh year of doing so. what sparked this and what my story kind of

it's created by engineering students at san jose state university. it's powered by solar panels and the rails live above the roadways. the plan is to have you hop into a pod, let it know where you want to go, and then cruise. the cars are being shown off to engineers from all over the country this week. they're coming to san jose to lend their expertise at this point, no word on when we might be able to actually ride around in one of those. right now, the project is trying to raise both awareness and perhaps some venture capital money to try to build itself out. it needs to build more cars and railings. who knows, this might be the way we fight traffic in the years ahead. >> it looks like a ski lift. >> it does. pitch 101, 880. first priorities. thanks, scott. >>> out of this world opportunity. nasa is now hiring for a mission to mars. details just ahead. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention

states. >> live in san jose with the reason behind this historic shift. >> this all comes as immigration becomes more of a focal point in the upcoming presidential election. >>> at san jose state universityear-old david gonzalez is a first-generation from mexico who moved with his family. >> they came in zernl search of better life. >> but in 2011, she had to go back to mexico to care for an ailing relative. >> we do care for her safety. this's something that always adds more stress on top of added schoolwork and other things. squl from 2009 to 2014, an estimated 70,000 mexicans came to the united states while one million returned home. compare that to the period between 1995 and 12,000 versus the 670 thou who left to go back to merks cole. other people would migrate in or those particular people would rub. return. now, return is much more costly and much more dangerous. >> those dangers are lost on mexican families who chose something different. >> in san jose, chris wynn. >> the mexican museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary tonight with a special exhibit. >>> in the '50s, he began his work because he couldn't exhibit work elsewhere. >> former subway pitchman is sentenced to 15 .5

also teaches at the university of iowa, and at san jose state university. is that right? gregory: yes. leon: you've told me littlelebit about your experience, and you told me about an experiment you once did. so, i want you to share that with the audience, if you remember what we talkeke about there. gregory: i had been teaching in the graduate library program at iowa for 20 years, probably. san jose state approached me about teaching in their online program, in the same class that i had routitiely taught at iowa. my first instinct was to say "i work at a small liberal arts college, and we are all about ce-to-face. ethically, i don't know if i this online thing." then, i had a kind of a come-to-jesus talk with myself, and saidd "paychecks are nice, so why not give it a try." that semester, i was teaching the same course at iowa that they'd asked me to teach at san jose. so, i made everything in the course as equal as i possibly could. i gave exactly the same assignments, i gave exactly the same tests. we did the same tools exactly, accessing the same tools the same way. e

support for science programming is provided by these hello and welcome to the campus of san jose state university in this edition of equal time. i am your host journalism school director bob rucker. [theme music] a very serious topic today, one that affects far too many people on college campuses. according to the centers for disease control, suicide rates are on the rise among people between the ages of 10 and 24. it's the third leading cause of death. in this special edition of equal time we'll meet someone sharing his very personal story.

you take a peek down san jose, 50 degrees at san jose state university. and 44 in saratoga.t tonight. lingers into tomorrow night. tomorrow afternoon's highs just like today. lots of low and mid-60s. a warm up coming your way after tomorrow, and a chance for more rain. we'll see you back here. >>> new information about that hostage situation in the south bay that turned deadly. we've now learned the names of both people killed by the gunfire and the relationship between the shooter and the victim. >> also, babe's award system is here and one of the giants is already being honored. >> up first, a private jet slams right into an apartment building. as many as nine people are dead. what witnesses saw just before the crash. some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. ♪ you're a bow and arrow ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we g

prototype vehicles built by engineering students at san jose state university to someday help us fight back against traffic. >> because it gets cars off the road, up above the road. it will be a different kind of travel away from the main congestion of traffic. should be able to step into your car, where you want to go and it will take you right there. >> the panels powering the pods are solar. engineers from all over the country are coming to observe and help the project, which is looking for funding and places to test. >> our goal is to find cities that -- who are congested with so many people and all that. this system could be implemented in any of those areas. >> reporter: a way to rise above the crowded streets, driven by local ingenuity. >> this is early in the game but they'll be hosting engineers from outside the university this week to try to help them build things outs. back to you. >> okay. thanks, scott. >>> we know the super bowl is coming to levi stadium in february. there's another major football game also on its way to santa clara. college football's national championsh

the 28-year-old castro confessed to stabbing a san jose state university graduate student. he was initially turned away from the jail but new is in custody without pale. the sheriff is in the middle of an internal investigation into the jill's protocols. >> four adults are still in critical condition after a double deck you are tour because crashed in san francisco's union square on friday. san francisco general hospital said the status of the two men and two women have not changed and the tour bus hit a bicyclist, several cars and another tour bus before crashing into the scaffolding on post street. investigators will look at medical issues of the driver or a malfunding. you may be waking up to quite a mess outside with high winds causing damage in neighborhoods this weekend and the windy conditions continue for much of the night. matt? >> i choked the pg&e website and there are no reported power outages in redwood city. that will comes as a surprise considering how much dam the wind did overnight. check this out, this is a tree that came down on wires here on page street

san jose police. >> faculty at california state university have voted in fair of authorizing a strange. >> more thanrcent of the faculty approve add measure giving union leaders the power to call a strike. the fag ultimate -- the faculty union are demanding a 5 percent raise and the state offered 2 percent. 9 strike could happen in the spring if the union rejects the administration's last best contract offer. >> levi stadium will take center stage in february for super bowl 50. it will also host another huge football title game. >> officials have announced the college football national championship game is played at levee stall on january 7, 20 unanimous. ohio state defeated oregon to win the national championship after the first college football playoffs. 49ers officials say 9 game has the potential to have a huge economic impact similar to $139 million brought in by wrestlemania this year. >> mike will explain why it is chilly this morning. >> looking at the story quickly, .09" is the agency amount of rain on that day so it proposal will not rain. >> want to know why the heater kicked on? my house

strike authorization vote today in san jose state employes vote but did overstocks our negotiation that 15% increase in 2.7% paid based on years of service universallye school accused of having erisa's party at hollowing left- handed people may operate differently than those for right-handed what to and how that can impact of the health and physical building to the live look at the debris is a spa a flat tire causing big problems this morning will get back up will be back with an update on the drive times. >>george: there was a spillage of oil in the roadway look at what is done to the drive time out of concord 27 men's and should be a 16 minute trip southbound more traffic coming buy up the number of people would got sick from it is growing at least three dozen people have not reported becoming ill after eating and chipotle they believe the specific michael organism is responsible for the outbreak and that may have been carried on fresh produce like lettuce to men and cilantro onions and maybe even the spices the outbreak they have closed the 43 locations and washington state and oregon. >>mark: according to one study and australia been left an imp