reginald avery, the coppin state university president will make remarks during the funeral. porting live in west baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a man allegedly was fired for trying to take a 10-day medical leave from a state job and having his case heard by the u.s. supreme court. the ruling could be a precedent for similar cases. that case will be heard later today. lawyers for the state say congress was wrong for allowing people to sue state employers for money damages. states are generally immune to such law suits. >>> while you were sleeping ravens staff members have been painting the word relentless in preparation for the playoff game. you will see that word in 500 different locations throughout the area. they did the paintings earlier. you've got the ravens bird but you'll see the word "relentless" stenciled in places throughout the state. you can watch the game. father debeua is a dwoit ravens fan even though he -- devout ravens fan even though he lives in texas. >> i thought he's an opportunity to have fun with the tickets. >> he's offering one ticket, lod

she holds a phd in american history from kansas state university. her work shared today comes from oral history interviews conducted over eight years with dr. emily taylor, the former dean of women at the university of kansas. her paper is entitled "a dean of women and student activism, wropive intergenerational work during the student protests at the university of kansas." kelly? >> thank you, barbara, and thank you all for coming and being here so early on a friday morning. we appreciate it. the work i'm presenting today comes if my dissertation. so i'm going to follow my text pretty closely. if i don't, i'll talk for five hours and not 20 minutes. so thank you. today i'd like to talk about the long '60s as they appeared on the university of kansas. and then continue plett what this one campus might tell us about history and memory of the '6 0s. our common memory tends to center on the late 1960s and early 1970s. imagery of the time period on college campuses includes the vietnam war protests, drug culture, violence, black power and women's liberat

. >>> breaking news at san jose state university. police are alerting students there in the joe west dorms to lock their doors. according to the university's twitter page, a male in his 20s in black clothing entered a room and groped a victim. the man was last seen on the third floor of the dorms at the joe west dorms. we'll continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you updates as we get them. >>> a developing story. deadly gunfire in a peaceful east bay neighborhood overnight. anne makovec over in berkeley where there are bullet holes all over an apartment. i understand you guys got inside that apartment, as well. anne? >> reporter: we have a rare look inside of the crime scene but let me lay out the outside for you right now. police just released the crime scene. they finished their investigation here but we are told by a neighbor that the person killed worked at the barbershop across emerson in berkeley and around 7:00 last night, he was going to the apartment next door to hang out with friend and somebody opened fire.

--reporter pkg-as follows -- nats of signinga somber vigil at penn state university.ast and present, joining with fans of the football dynasty to ourn itt lost leader.all day people flocked to campus, gathering around the iconic statue of joe paterno."he's more thhn a coach. he's family is more than a famiiy. joe was penn state. he made penn state.""he meant a lot. if it wasn't for the football program and penn state and winning the orange bowl in '05, i probably would not have come to penn state." joe-pa, as he was affectionately called, was the most successful coach in major college football history.he spent 62 seasons at penn state. his 409 career wins are an n-c-double-a record.however, a child sex abuse scandal that rocked penn state -- cut his career short.university officials fired paterno for his former assistant, jerry sandusky, sexually molested a young boy in a locker room shower. but, paterno's fans stuck by his side."he's a man of charrcter and integrity. a man of hope...helping to bring our community closer together afterward. he brought it together to b

four women groped in a san jose state university dorm and this evening, police say they have the man who did it. len ramirez on how police tracked down their suspect only hours later. >>> reporter: university police officers made the arrest just a few hours into the investigation of an intruder entering women's dorm rooms at joe west hall at san jose state and groping them. >> police began their investigation of course as soon as we received the first call. and they have been working on this case all morning. at around noon we were able to make an arrest off campus. the suspect is a student. >> reporter: a student but not a resident of any of the dorms the university says. police say they were able to piece together the case using victim and witness statements and high resolution surveillance video which captured the suspect entering the building but word that a fellow student was arrested made a bad incident seem even worse fo some. >> you trust people here on campus and almost like a family and then to have that happen is wrong. >> reporter: the first call came in at 3:30 a.m. a st

at san jose state university, terisa estacio, kron4 news. >>pam: san jose is a rehiring many police that were laid off as a result of budget cuts. 65 officers lost jobs last june. city hall made deep cuts to help balance the budget. over the past several months, about half of those laid-off officers have been reinstated as a result of replacing those officers who were leaving the force for other reasons. >> whenever a vacancy was created in we had an eligibility list for those offices or laid off for them to be reinstated. about half of them decided to come back. we do not want to give the public perception that we're adding officers. the only time will call those officers to come back is if there is a vacancy. the number officers in the department is hovering right around 1100. the number does change from week to week due to people coming in and resigning were being terminated for retiring. >>grant: a major san francisco intersection is shutting down. the intersection at the church and market is going to close starting friday night at 7:00

>>> students and staff at coppin state university remember a former student who touched their lives. i'm sherrie johnson, i'll have more on the funeral coming up. >> the legislative session begins today in annapolis. i'm linda mcmann. why linda mcmanna so, why the governor wants to raise some taxes. >> i'm lynette charles. one of the best weeks of the year is here and it has great food and also some good deals. details coming up. >> it is wednesday, january 11th. good morning, maryland, i'm charley crowson. time to check the forecast. hello once again to meteorologist justin berk. >> it's 6:00. i want to take you back to annapolis and show you after the snow, they had fog. neat time lapse imagery watching that breakup giving way to a bright sunny morning, a mix of clouds into the afternoon. it turned out to be a gorgeous day, temperatures in the 50s. what winter has this been? the winter without a winter, so far. we're cold this morning, 29 arnold. back in the mid-20s in bel air and towson at 25. and 30 back towards eldersburg. watching the clouds trying to queen anne's -- advance. w

for >>darya: san jose police are on the scene after it reported sexual assaults at san jose state university. the victim was a salted in her third floor of former. now, they are concerned about the dorms and their safety as san jose state. >>mark: let's talk whether this morning. we have a look at the fog this morning. it is still there over the heart of the date. the good news is, it is slowly starting to burn off. the east bay, the same story. in the south bay we are not bad. it is right over the heart of the date. temperatures are also on the mild side with fifties and forties. only one exception. nevada at 39. everyone else is starting off mild. we will end on a warmer no compared to yesterday. temperatures in the mid-60s for the most part. oakland an antioch and morgan hill are right around 64-65. across the north bay temperatures will range from 62 in richmond all the way up to 67 in santa rosa. more of the forecast coming up in a little bit. >>jackie: i am here at the bay bridge. this is heading to the incline the side of the bay bridge between the metering lights into the incline. he

. >> breaking news out of san jose state university. police are searching for a man who broke into a dorm room and sexually assaulted a victim. stephanie chuang is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. the latest we heard is that police announced they are here at joe west hall on the campus, this is tenth street where the man reportedly broke in. >> we lost the signal there with stephanie. we'll hope to check back in. can you hear us now? >> reporter: i can. >> we have her back. go ahead. >> reporter: great. so what i was saying at last check university police still looking at joe west hall, looking at the dorm right now where before 5:00 this morning apparently a man broke into the dorm and the report is that he groped a student. >> we're still having trouble with the transmission. we'll try to check back with her on that right now happening at san jose state university. >> right now a man accused of abusing his ex-girlfriend's daughter will be sentenced later today. george rodriguez pleading guilty to cha

pryer to iu she was special collections librarian at kent state university where he headed the kent state shootings oral history project and did approximately 40 interviews on the events pertaining to may 4, 1970. craig is a member of the academy of certified archivists and twice a member at the oral history training institute held annually at kenyon college. gregory wilson is associate professor in the department of history at the university of akron. his research and teaching interests include 20th century united states political economy, public and environmental history, ohio history and the scholarship of teaching and learning. he is the author of "communities left behind: the area redevelopment administration 1945 to 1965" as well as the co-author on an upcoming state history of ohio. his oral history project done with ua students, the times they were a-changing, akron remembers 1968, won the ohio academy of history, public history award in 2010. their paper is entitled "above the shots, the kent state shootings and the politics of truth, trauma and reconciliation." craig? >>> okay.

women assaulted while asleep in their dorms at san jose state university. and now police are on the hunt for their attacker. gil diaz is live in san jose with what investigators know so far. gil. >> reporter: hi, frank. good afternoon. well, that woman called campus police around 3:30. and the incident happened at this residence hall right behind me known as joe west. now, even though the woman lives on the third floor, investigators are still trying to figure out whether the attacker went through more than one floor. the biggest mysteries remain unsolved this noon. just who is this guy and how did he get in? >> it said, a, let's male 20s black clothing tried doors in joe west, entered room and groped victim. last seen third floor joe west. residents lock doors, police on scene. >> reporter: that's the text message nicole brock meyer received in the middle of the night after another dorm resident reported being groped by a stranger. during the investigation, other students came forward. in all, there were four

make sure we are working with our school district, community college, with our san francisco state university, and with private donors, a program i called bridges to success, which we are working closely on with dcyf, school district, school board, to make sure that we not only encourage people to go to college, but when they begin in the experience, that we support you when you are there. that you go all the way to succeed in your degree. as i told you on youth advocacy day -- and i would tell you again to the parents. there is literally a $1 million difference in someone that does not have that college degree and someone who does when they get their first job, and future jobs. i think in san francisco, it will be more than a million dollar difference because of the very good salaries that the private industry and public industry pay. if you have a college degree, you can get a good living. it will be expensive for you to have your own home here in the city as well. so with all of that, we want to embrace, and i want to thank the parents, siblings, family supporters here tonight, to share in

however the child sex abuse scandal that rocked penn state has cut his career short. universityfficials fired paterno for his reactions. but paterno's fans stuck by his side. >> he had a great amount of character and integrity. >> reporter: fans say the long time coach's legacy at penn state will far out live the scandal that led to his firing. i'm barbara hall, reporting. >>> today arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords announced on her website that she will resign from congress this week. giffords is stepping down. she suffered a traumatic brain injury when she was shot in the head last july. the democratic lawmaker says she doesn't remember much from that day. and thanked supporter for their prayers. 23-year-old jared loughner has been charged with carrying out the attack that killed 6 people. >>> you looking for bargains when it comes to coupons. we will help you sort out the good and bad. >>> a new social media site that says forget about the words we'll show you pictures that gets people talking. >>> we'll show you why an elevator became a make-shift delivery room for a

obama spoke at the university of michigan following up on his state of the union promise to make colleges rein in increases an issue that affects the university of california and csu systems. katie, one idea he has is to make colleges compete for prize money? >> reporter: he calls it race to the top in which universities and colleges would have a one billion dollar incentive to use their money better. the president would like to see campus-based aid reallotted so more gets to students for loans and work-study programs. president obama is putting his foot down, demanding universities find a way to lower tuition costs. that sounds good, but can it work? some students aren't sure. >> we would love for that to work the issue is not even pulling fed wall money as a threat the issue is our -- budget is so screwed up to begin with. >> reporter: students describe current costs as outrageous. at uc schools tuition has tripled up more than 2,000% since the 70s. in c, circumstance tuition has doubled since 2006. for some the -- the president's plan seems promising. >> it is a good plan. tuition hike

how fast food and clothing can prevent vaccines from working. >>> morgan state university students getpportunity to show nasa how they're helping change the future. i'm monique griego. coming up, we'll have more on the university. >>> bob turk. first warning weather center. rain headed our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. so far, so good. some clouds in the area. that means something is on the way. bernadette woods in the outback with a look at that thursday forecast. bernadette? >> well, for tonight, those clouds are going to take over. and tomorrow morning, at the early dawn hours, there may be a little precipitation breaking out. look at that temperature. 33 degrees. we're concerned that briefly in the beginning, there may be a little ice. but it will quickly change over to rain. we're going up to 46 degrees. mainly concerned about rain. rain coming in tomorrow night and into friday. for the rest of the five-day, here's bob. >> after noon on friday, things should be clearing o

it took him six years but he earned a sports management degree from coppin state university. >> god blessed me so much and working so hard to finally get here. i really can't say how excited i am. >> reporter: a few months ago his health deteriorated. justin died earlier this month. his mother and family members were at his side. his mother said a sense of peace comforted the family. >> i put my arms around him and kissed him on the head. i said mama's proud of you but it's time for you to take your rest. you're tired. you've been fighting a long time. it's time for you to take your rest. as much as it hurt, it was time for him to take his rest. >> reporter: justin touched so many lives. he was a member of a fraternity. >> he just told me to calm down, accept life for what it is and make the best of it. i'm going to mills -- miss him. he really stuck with me. >> he was humbled about everything he did. he was never overzealous. he took everything in stride. there was a humble peaceness. that's what i think when i think of him. >> reporter: has family and friends gathered at cop pin state uni

there is a campus alert in place at san jose state university. this after reports of a young man groping students in a dorm early this morning. ktvu's lorain joins us live to learn how word spread fast. >>> many students woke up to a scary text or tweet this morning on their cell phones, warning them to lock their doors. now san jose state police are talking with students inside joe west hall, hoping someone can id the suspected groper. >>> san jose state police combed the campus early this morning following a 3:30 a.m. call from a frightened female student. she said she had just been groped in her dorm room. >> i woke up afterwards and walked down the hall and there were police out there, a couple of cops out there asking different people questions. >> reporter: 4 female students told police a hispanic male in his early 20s entered their rooms and touched them iron appropriately. they believed he moved through looking for unlocked doors. >> that is scary, and i would be freaked out but i try to make sure my door is closed all the time and locked

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obama spoke at the university of michigan following up on his state of the union promise to make colleges rein in increases an issue that affects the university of california and csu systems. katie, one idea he has is to make colleges compete for prize money? >> reporter: he calls it race to the top in which universities and colleges would have a one billion dollar incentive to use their money better. the president would like to see campus-based aid reallotted so more gets to students for loans and work-study programs. president obama is putting his foot down, demanding universities find a way to lower tuition costs. that sounds good, but can it work? some students aren't sure. >> we would love for that to work the issue is not even pulling fed wall money as a threat the issue is our -- budget is so screwed up to begin with. >> reporter: students describe current costs as outrageous. at uc schools tuition has tripled up more than 2,000% since the 70s. in c, circumstance tuition has doubled since 2006. for some the -- the president's plan seems promising. >> it is a good plan. tuition hike

candidates to compete with anyone. >> wjz eyewitness news. >> and in 2010, nasa awarded morgan state university with more than $28 million to fund science and engineering products. >> the university is one of the pop -- top producers and african-american. >> ongoing investigation. police continue to look into favor of it crash that killed four people. details coming up. >> a positive outlook. catholic schools in the area have high hopes for a moment i have a big week. >> and you might want to find a new library if you are in canton. one of the oldest ones in baltimore is a too close for renovations. these stor,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> coverage continues with gigi barnett any urologist in williams. it's wjz, marilyn's news haitian. -- marilyn's news station. >> editors in the 30s and 40s across the area. but you will see across the area everywhere is a lot of sunshine. you need your sunglasses this morning. the sun glare is actually a concern. depending on the direction, it's very bright. no calls to be found anywhere. as a result, but where is pretty bright. right now if you take a look at cold h

the state university president got an earful from a crowd of 600 alumni wednesday in pittsburgh. many are furious over how the school handled the sandusky child sexual abuse scandal. and most -- most people directed their fury toward the university president rodney ericson. >> what you did to coach paterno is unconscienable. >> i feel as a university we turned our back on paterno. it seems to me that the board of trustees should step down and a new one created. [ applause ] >> that last statement was a web submission and that drew a 30-second applause. other meetings are planned for suburban philadelphia and new york for later dates this week. >>> automotive recall to tell you about. it could involve a car you're driving. the reason ford is recalling some suv's and mini vans. and it's the most anticipated movie of 2012. christopher nolan, final chapter in the batman saga. how some fans are securing their spots to see the movie seven months before it hits theaters. you're watching what is new now and next. in weather, a big concern on this thursday. we'll be right back. >>> ford i

. ♪ >>> the penn state university campus is in mourning today after the death of joe paterno.usands gastedders outside penn state university's administration building last night for a candlelight vigil for joe paterno. he died yesterday at the age of 85 from complications of lung cancer. joe paterno coached at penn state for more than six decades. his legacy is marred by a child sex scandal involving a former assistant coach. joe paterno was fired in november. critics say he should have done more to stop the alleged abuse. >> joe is like our grandfather. he's done so much for this university despite all the negative comments lately. he has helped thousands of young men and young ladies. >> there is also a growing memorial at a statue of joe paterno outside penn state's football stadium. school officials say they're working on plans to commemorate joe paterno's life and career. >>> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords this morning resumed the meet and greet she was holding with constituents last year when a gunman opened fire killing six people and wounding 13 including gab

the head of nasa will be meeting with engineering and science students at morgan state university. >>he news the president makes his annual state. union address, what republicans are saying about that this morning. >>> two suspects running from baltimore county police causing a nasty pile up. and a conspiracy in foxboro, what the ravens kicking coach is saying about the end of the afc championship game this morning. more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning in a couple of minutes. ,,,,,, okay, that looks great. were you profitable last month? how much money is in your checking account? have the browns paid you for their addition yet? your finances are scattered all over the place. mm-hmm. what are your monthly expenses? you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? seriously? [ announcer ] get it done and get it off your mind with quickbooks. organize your small business finances all in one place, even online banking. and now your business can be at your fingertips, anywhere. quickbooks, guaranteed easy or your money back. learn more at quickbooks.com.

they say that is a lot of people here at san jose state university.deo of the dorm. they are going to be looking at that, seeing if they can get a better idea of who this was. it happened 50 this morning. -- it happened 5:00 this morning. for two hours they've been searching for this person have not been able to locate him yet. more coming up at 11:00. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> good morning i'm amy hollyfield live in san francisco. we are here reporting on the ross mirkarimi case. it appears prosecutors are beefing up their case or trying to against the sheriff. they now want pictures that were taken about eight months ago the chronicle is reporting investigators have subpoenaed pictures that ran in the paperback in may. this was when mirkarimi announced that he would be running for sheriff. they didn't say why they want the pictures. we got a glimpse of some of the evidence against him. prosecutors read some e-mails in court yesterday they say were written by his wife in which she writes she is very afraid and wants to runaway. those were e-mai

a vigil was held at penn state university. students past and present joined with fans to mourn the lost leader. people flocked around the statue of joe paterno. he was the most successful coach in major college football history. now he spent 62 seasons at penn state and his 409 career wins are an ncaa record. but a child sex abuse scandal that rocked penn state cut his career short. he was fired from his -- for his reaction to allegation his former assistant sexually mow leted -- mow leafed young boy in a shower but the fans stuck by his coach. >> he was penn state e made penn state. >> he-- he made penn state. >> if it was not for the football program and penn state winning the orange bowl, i probably wouldn't have came to penn state. >> he was a man of character and integrity and man of hope and he brought together the. [audio not understandable] >> in the end, a legend tarnered but a coach beloved by so many. joe a turn heo leaves behind a wife-- wife five children and 17 grandchildren. >> head to abc2 news for morn for mor

a vigil was held at penn state university. students, past and present joined the fans and flocked to cancer after gathering around the statue. joe pa was the most successful coach in major college football history. he spent 62 seasons at penn state. 409 career wins are a record but a child sex abuse scandal cut his career short. he was fired for his reaction to allegations his former assistant sexually molested a young boy in a locker room shower but his fans stuck by his side. >> he is more than a couch. he is been a family e he loves penn state and made penn state. >> it meant a lot. if it wasn't for the football program and penn state winning the orange bowl in 05 i probably wouldn't have been to penn state. >> a man of intellity and hope and holding community together and it stayed together because of him. >> in the -- >> reporter: in the end a legend tarnished but still beloved. he leaves behind a wife, children and 17 -- 5 children and 17 grandchildren. >> for the life and legacy of joe paterno head to abc to news.com --

sanders received his undergraduate degree from louisiana state university, a master's in education from north georgia college, another master's degree from the united states naval war college, and a ph.d. from kansas state. where he has been teaching since 2001. his research is centered on military history, and he has written a well-regarded book on military prisons in the civil war titled "while in the hands of the enemy." one reviewer for "the georgia historical quarterly" wrote, quote, no one can claim to be a serious student of civil war prisons until reading sanders' book, unquote. what i admire most about dr. sanders' ability is his skill as a teacher. which i have heard about from students and others at kansas state. one anonymous student posted a comment on the rate my professor's website, ex-claiming, "best teacher i have ever had, seriously." dr. sanders changed my life and outlook in history and critical thinking. if you go through college without taking a class from him, your education is incomplete. it's the kind of praise that all of us who are university educators. today

a pennsylvania state university study looked at students from fifth grade to eighth grade. while there was a significant increase in the number of students exposed to junk food at middle school, there was no increase in the percentage of students who were overweight or obese. in fact, the number actually decreased. researchers say childhood obesity policies need to target eating habits at home. >>> ok, time now for the question of the morning. >> what is the one thing 73% of men said they do not want to do on the first date? is it a, pay for the entire date? that's what i would go with. b, go dancing. well, that, too. c, talk about an ex. >> yes. >> log on to facebook.com/wusa9 and leave your response. we'll have the answer in the 6:00 hour. >> we have a bonus to our facebook question of the day. if you like us on facebook, you can start posting your guesses to our question on a brand new kindle fire in the 9news now great tablet give away sweepstakes. >> here's how it works. click on our facebook page. it is facebook.com/wusa9. now, click like. but if you already like us o

with manesh he's middle east studies program coordinator and professor emeritus of california state university. can we expect any breakthrough from this mission which is only shuttle for three days. you're right there actually going to be only three days. a year so. all outstanding issues through. its debt is impossible. as mom had been better it was the poor there are. less than me. she would have me death is the case it isn't really my shit one should expect these three. years actually i have to say that if he was in. really came out well if of course iran cooperate and answer all the questions which is being asked to do then this idea of regime change will it be obsolete then wouldn't it and that would in fact be a way of iran wrong doing what you say are the real intention behind the i.a.e.a. . that's exactly true iran has already responded under the ages to the questions or the educations that us and he's very seriously in six hundred seventeen pages and basically. some of the documents that forward that each. don't have to believe what they have been given. and they're all already. caugh

he is delivering a speech at the university of michigan, it is considered a key political state. colleges and universities have been put on notice. consult with or risk losing money. costs have skyrocketed with the average cost to attend a four year university going up more than 8% a year. it has more than doubled the cost of tuition in the last 20 years. a green company backed by the obama it ministries and is now filing for bigger xi protection. reports say that the company said chapter 11 bankruptcy. this is video of the vice president is in the company last year. they received a $118 million grant to build a factory. >>darya: here is a live look outside at the james lick in san francisco. release of data as are all of other origins. take a look at the sense of advisories on all of the bridges. everyone is exhausted. that means it could take you a little bit longer to get to school and work today. we will be right back. for >>mark: in decision 2012, the barbs were flying again as republican presidential hopefuls face off in their final debate before the florida primary. grace i

17-year-old are now charged with assault and reckless endangerment. 3 3 the president of penn state universityets an earful from a crowd of alumni... during a townhall meeting in pittsburgh. pittsburgh.on wednesday... roughly 6-hundred people gathered... to express their anger over how the school handled the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal.many people also expressed their outrage... over the firing of head coach joe paterno. what you did to joe peterno was unconciosable.and i feel that as a university we turned our back on joe paternoit seems to me the board of trustees should step down and a new created. created. other meetings are planned in suburban philadelphia nd new york. a mississippi judge is forbiding the release of any more prisoners... pardoned by outgoing governor haley barbour.the former governor approved full pardons... for 199 people.14 of them... are convicted murderers.the state's attorney general argues the move violates mississippi's constitution.a court hearing on the matter is scheduled for later this month. michelle obama is fighting back... over a new book that cr

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