president obama will be delivering the commencement address there, ohio state university.hen it does happen, we will go straight to his comments. 1 # we'll keep an eye on that for you. >>> earlier this morning, israeli warplanes conducted a second air strike. the target was a military research facility that strike because apparently captured on this amateur video. it follows word last week that the syrian regime has likely used chemical weapons against its own people. joining us is tom rooney, republican from florida. member of the house armed services committee. congressman, thanks for being here with us. israel apparently targeting missiles sent from syria to hezbollah. when you look at the information of that possibility, do you support these air strikes and does it put more pressure on the u.s. to take action? >> well, first of all, i can't confirm that we have the intelligence that says that israel actually did that at this point. but the israelis certainly have the right to defend themselves. and if they did do this, it's certainly something i would support given tha

. >>> tonight one officer from san francisco state university is injured after what witnesses are describing as a raid on the college campus. jeff bush is there -- the details are not clear for us. what can you confirm tonight. >> here's what we know -- one officer is injured. it is unclear the extent of his injuries but he did go to the hospital to be treated. we also know 5 people who police say were unauthorized to be here have been arrested. this all started around 8:00 we have some video here. you can see there is say large police presence. san francisco state university police called reinforcements from the san francisco police department to remove a large group of people who were not authorized to be here. this is a branch off group from if you will remember a couple days ago there was a church being occupied by a group and then were evicted from there -- members of that group came here to regroup. i talked to one of those people part of that group. let's listen to what he said. >> we heard our friends yelling and we went outside and that is when they started taking everyone down. >>

name is antoio and i am a senior at gateway high school and i will be attending san francisco state university. >> hello, my name is (inaudible) and i go to gateway high school and we will be graduating this saturday and in the fall i will be attending saint mary's college of california. [ applause ] >> hello, i'm (inaudible) and a tend walenburg high school and i will be graduating on friday and attending (inaudible) college. [ applause ] >> hi i'm jamar spears and i just graduated from isa high school and attending san francisco city college [ applause ] >> my name is emad and i graduated from (inaudible) academy today and attending the san francisco state university [ applause ] good evening my name is isreal (inaudible) and i just graduated from (inaudible) and i will be attending (inaudible) [ applause ] >> good evening, my name is (inaudible) harrison and i go to balboa high and i will be attending clark university. >> i do go to george washington high school and i will be going to ccsf san francisco city college in the fall. >> and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> doctor... (inaudi

name is emad and i graduated from (inaudible) academy today and attending the san francisco state university [ applause ] good evening my name is isreal (inaudible) and i just graduated from (inaudible) and i will be attending (inaudible) [ applause ] >> good evening, my name is (inaudible) harrison and i go to balboa high and i will be attending clark university. >> i do go to george washington high school and i will be going to ccsf san francisco city college in the fall. >> and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> doctor... (inaudible) henry? >> we want to say on behalf of the board and the staff that you were generation about the comments with all of us but we want to thank you for the dedication to them. this is your legacy my friend and thank you very much. >> >> all right. we will now move on to the united administrators of san francisco. >> good evening i'm richard (inaudible) the proud president of the united administrators of san francisco. president norton and commissioners and superintendent carranza, i am happy to announce that usf is here to present 9 scholarships four from ua

breakers light on kron 4 on sunday morning. >> the stories we're following the san francisco state universitylt with an incident a police officer injured while removing trespassers from a dormitory. around 8:00 people entered mary ward hall. university police caught and trespass resisted attempts to remove them from building. officials said they believe the trespass or protesters were part of an occupied group. kron 4 caught one of the members here's what he had to say. >> we heard our friends yelling outside and went outside that is when they started taking everyone down. >> why did they said there were doing it? >> they have not said why there were doing it. we as repeatedly what charges will were being charged with different things like that they would not answer any of the questions. >> san francisco police were called in as reinforcements and a fire alarm was appalled to the door was evacuating. five people were arrested at one university police officer was taken to hospital. is unclear of the extent of the office injuries. >> wall of creek police are investigating a series of credit ski

one game. >> the whack is losing against big name schools -- the whack has since added texas state and university of texas san antonio and san jose is packing its bag. >> we used to have different dominant states -- we had teams at the beginning of the year you didn't know if they were going to be good or not. >> roots running deep -- having orchestrated black power salute given by carlos and smith in the 1968 olympics. the ex dust from the whack is a growing tendency. >> they tend to go to smaller conferences. the schools that are left in the wake of that typically try to regroup in fashion that's they have a dependable schedule -- capability. >> edwards predicts most of the division one teams be 4-6 super conference and all the others struggle to survive. >> if you can get a few television contracts the athletes benefit because their costs be paid and the program will continue to revolve and lu continue to attract outstabbedding coaches and for the -- outstanding coaches and for the most part the program will survive. >> i think there is tremendous potential here in a lot of ways. i think this

welcome as she delivered one of the most historic commencement addresses in history of buoy state universityabout all the folks who worked that extra shift and toiled and bled and prayed so that we could have something better. >> reporter: her speech reflected on the challenges of those who literally sacrificed their lives to establish institutions of higher learning for african-americans. >> just two years after the emancipation proclamation was signed, the school was founded not just to educate african-americans, but to teach them how to educate others. it was in many ways an act of defiance. >> reporter: the first lady challenged the graduates and audience members to e remind today's youth of the past and the expectation that lies before them. >> when it comes to getting an education, too many of our young people just can't be bothered. instead of dreaming a teacher or lawyer they are fantasizing about being a baller or a rapper. we need to once again fight to educate ourselves and our children like our lives depend on it because they do. >> she said a lot of things that were shared with

to the graduating class of the ohio state university in columbus, ohio, where he was awarded an honorary degree. he became the third sitting president to deliver a commencement speech at ohio state, including presidents ford and george w. bush. scheduled to speak at two other commencement ceremonies later this month, in atlanta at morehouse college, and the u.s. naval academy. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. hello buckeyes. [applause] oh! oh! o.h.! thank you so much. everybody please be seated. thank you dr. gee for the wonderful introduction. i suspect the good president may have edited out some other words that were used to describe me. [laughter] i appreciate that. know going to let michelle n all the good comments. to the board of trustees, congresswoman beatty, mayor coleman, and all of you who make up the ohio state university, for allowing me to join you. it is an incredible honor. most of all, congratulations class of 2013. [applause] of course, congratulations to all of the parents, family, friends, and faculty. here in the horseshoe, this is your day as well.

. >> hello from the campus of san jose' state university welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director bob rubber. an increasing number of university have designed distance learning programs for working professionals. how do they measure up. we will see the cons and pros of e learn. >> this is what may come to mind when you think of a class. but behind these doors the clam room is revolving. >> video voice text messaging -- there's a lot of ways to interact. it is not productive to look at it as an either or -- or that online is bad or not as good -- it is better than nothing, that's for sure. >> many agree online learning is better than nothing but they have their concerns. several studies including this one from technology and society show that's students who are isolated from the traditional classroom are more likely to drop out or take longer to finish. professor says that there is a need to have a couple of classes online given most students have other obligations but to shift the majority of classes onlincecum prom maze their social skill.

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. >> residents and the channel island campus of california state university were ordered to evacuate. many chose to leave. >> we will get over to our daughters. and waiting for it to die down. >> some try to protect their homes from the flames and a few, like resident, lost almost everything. >> the whole attic and roof came straight down on the house itself. >> the winds here continue to be strong and that is what is triggering a lot of flairups you see behind me. the conditions are not expected to ease up until about friday afternoon. the other factors that are helping these fires burn, warm temperatures, low humidity, and an extremely dry winter. for much of the day, the only water falling from the sky came if helicopters. high winds in the afternoon grounded most of the six wing fire fighting airplane. for residents and firefighters, it's going to be a long night. >> liz, right now, 8,000 acres have burned. that number is expected to shoot up once crews can reassess the terrain. and of course, out here you know it feels a little bit cooler. the winds are calmer, but all of that is

shocking many. >>> president obama kicked off commencement season sunday at the ohio state university. he told graduates to ignore anti-government arguments and dared them to make america better. >>> new york senator charles schumer is reaiming his focus to weapons made from new 3-2 printers. he wants them outlawed, pointing out that the guns are made entirely of plastic and would not trip standard metal detectors. >> we're facing a situation where anyone, a terrorist, can open a gun factory in their garage and the weapons they make will be undetectable is stomach churning. >> schumer added the process opens the door for people otherwise barred from legally owning firearms. >>> apparently few have gotten the message about texting while driving. the cdc says 43% of teens surveyed in 2011 admitted to texting behind the wheel ignoring laws banning the risky move. a separate survey out of the university of michigan revealed that 90% of parents even admitted to using some kind of technology while their kids were in the car. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by vagisil. bring yo

sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> a record number of students graduated from san francisco state universityhis afternoon. 8,738 students to be exact earned a degree this year. a crowd of more than 2,000 people gathered in cox stadium for the graduation. larry baier, president and ceo of the giants, delivered the keynote address. he encouraged graduates to learn from their failures and had this request -- >> finally, as you the gentlemanle our most challenging -- tackle the most challenging questions in society, put down your smart iphone, close your laptop, look up, look around. the answers are in each other. [ applause ] >> he also encouraged graduates to listen to their inner voices. [ cheers ] >>> san jose state university also held its graduation ceremony today. about 8,000 grads there. their family and friends packed the stadium this morning. the commencement speaker was philanthropist and educator connie laurie. she graduated from san jose state herself in 1964 with a degree in elementary education and psychology. >>> a danville-based nonprofit sprung into action this week after heari

this is professor ed overton from louisiana state university like many of the science departments of state universities in the gulf coast after the deepwater horizon disaster his department quickly received a large grant from b.p. this is all it's going away it's such an incredible speed the bacteria that are out there the billions and billions of these hydro and utilizing bacteria looking for somebody there rapidly degrading the residual all it's out there orbit at seventy five percent. gone right now it's it's rapidly go and if we're going to talk about it over ten we need to talk about how he was talking one way right when the oil disaster happens this is not louisiana sweet crude to very dark crude it's going to be harder to clean up and have other other ramifications and then all the sudden the department he works under for ls you gets a ten million dollar research grant from b.p. now all the sudden it turns into the nicest louisiana sweet crude ever now all the sudden the microbes are just going to eat it all up joining me is alice you environmental scientist as over to over to

and the san francisco state university is one of our partners that -- and we provide six paid internships through the department of recreation and parks tourism to place interns within the keg department, professional spectrum ~ which includes park maintenance, renovation, management of natural resources as well as cultivation and conservation efforts. and with that, i'm going to introduce mr. bob who is our superintendent of recreation and community services. ~ >> good afternoon, supervisors thev. bob pelosi for the [speaker not understood]. in 2010 the department undertook the complete reorganization and re-engineering of how we deliver recreation services. our organizing principles are still stated were recreation industry best practices ~ as evidenced by nrpa and cprs. our inclusive strategy was to accomplish the design and implementation of this new recreation to service delivery process through a labor management working group comprised of recreation field staff, seiu representation, and management. this year alone process resulted 234 what is now titled our new recreation model. ~

runners started near tower hall and looped twice around the san jose state university campus. water stations were available along the route and at the finish line a crowd of supporters congratulated all of the runners. the first two hundred participants that signed up for the run received a spartan five-k shirt to wear after they completed the five-k. ">>>"it's a great time for people to come out.. run, stay fit, get healthy... and promote that. an that's what athlete trainers are all about staying fit and staying healthy"" this year's run will profit the san jose state university athletic-training-students, so that they may participate in this years athletic training conference. the funds will also benefit the second harvest food bank of santa clara and san mateo counties. students from san jose state's animation and illustration department have a new take on a worldwide phenomenon... all for a good cause. ">>>[nat sound pokemon has been around since the nineties and it's still going strong. "i guarantee people will continue loving pokemon." as tribute to that love, peter le

welcome to san jose state university and this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism professor bob rutger. when we think of hypnosis we think of mind control with no practical use. as jim reports that's not necessarily the case. >> diane is being hypnotized for something that has been bothering her for a long time. she first walked through the doors as positive changes hypnosis two years ago without telling anyone. >> i can't believe you spent money on something like that. that's very typical mommology then. but after i told them and i started the more and more i came and the more i learn about it, i was excited about it. >> as a hypnotist she's seen many people walk through the front door questioning what hypnosis is. >> that's not what we do here. >> each session last about half an hour, twice a week and requires the client to do more than lie down. >> if you've ever had a massage or sitting around reading a book and you're fairly relaxed that's the state of alpha. that's where, you know, the state of fate is. this is where meditation takes

senator was the sworn at framingham state university. congressman bill florez at texas a&m. senator elizabeth warren delivered the commencement address at framingham state university in massachusetts. her remarks are about 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much, thank you senator for that very kind introduction. thank you, president flanigan, board of trustees, the framingham board, and congratulations to the class of 2013. fabulous. [applause] i have to say, from one state school grad to another, you have done a good thing. you can do a lot more. i'm really happy for you. i want to say to the class of 2013, as you are are going out into the new world, as with any journey, it can be scary. no more lunchtime with edith. no more ice cream from mad willy's. and hardest of all, no more e- mails from the dean. [laughter] it is true. but seriously, as you head out, i know that some of you are very worried about graduating into a tough economy. some of you are concerned about finding a job. and some of you are working hard to persuade yoursel

welcome to san jose state university and this edition of equal time. i'm your

this is professor ed overton from louisiana state university like many of the science departments of state universities in the gulf coast after the deepwater horizon disaster his department quickly received a large grant from b.p. this oil is going away at such an incredible speed the bacteria that are out there the billions and billions of these. i'd go and utilizing bacteria look good for somebody they're rapidly degrading the residual all that's out there orbit seventy five percent is gone right now it's gets rapidly go and if we're going to talk about it over ten when you talk about how he was talking one way right when the oil disaster happens this is not louisiana sweet crude to very dark crude it's going to be harder to clean up and have other other ramifications and then all of a sudden the department he works under for ls you gets a ten million dollar research grant from b.p. now all the sudden it turns into the nicest louisiana sweet crude ever now all the sudden the microbes are just going to eat it all up joining me is alice you environmental scientist over to over to aft

i'm an honorary graduate of the ohio state university. [applause] the point is if you are living your life to the fullest, you will -- unless you are living alike to the fullest, you will fail, stumble, fall down, but it will make you stronger. and you will get it right the next time or the time after that or the time after that. that's not only true for your personal pursuits but it's also true for the broader causes that you believe in as well. so you cannot give up your passion if things don't work right away. you cannot lose heart or grow cynical if there are twists and turns on your journey. the cynics may be allowed as voices, but i promise you they will accomplish the least. at those folks who stayed it, those who belong work of change that gradually pushed this country the right direction and make the most landing -- lasting difference. whenever you hear those voices saying you cannot make a difference, whenever somebody tells you to set your sights lower, the trajectory of this great nation should give you hope. what generations

hello from the campus of san jose state university welcome to this edition of equal times. i'm your host, journalism school director bob rockier. what will it take to curve gun violence in the united states? a san jose state advertising class is coming up with campaigns aimed at convincing people to put guns down and leave them down. alicia moore has our story. >> these san jose state students are searching for resolutions to stop gun violence. >> we want to educate young people and the public about the danger and reality of guns. we feel that all americans have the right to live free from gun violence. >> they say their own generation is responsible for the shootings that break out. >> children and teens are three more likely to be injured than u.s. soldiers wounded in action in afghanistan. >> from the statistics he rattles off, you might think socialology or even studies at the state, but he's actually apart of this advertising class trying to come up with a basic pitch against guns. >> building is -- inner city areas and their parents and guardians as well about the dang

authorities, caltrans, san francisco state university and gallery and other state agencies looking at the possibility of relining the motion view for the parks of merced. there is information available on the website and there is an outreach coming this fall. i will close with two more comments with respect to the bike sharing we are allocating funds in the agenda later today. for those interested there is an open session at city hall about the bike share program. this is a regional pilot that will take from santa clara and san francisco. lastly the chair calls for the controllers office to do a performance audit of the authority and the city has completed the authority of the city and agency stuff and finished their surveys of other similar entities of california and we expect to see the audit available in the next couple of weeks. that concludes my remarks. >> this you for being brief and would like to open for public comment? any member is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we can take a recess and come back here at 1220. we are at recess

for a tow truck to go through that try right now is close. >> onto san francisco san francisco state universitying to remove trespassers from a dorm last night. look at the youtube video showing the arrest. and on authorized to grant the people injured mary ward hall. university police called the trespassers resisted attempts to remove it from the building. san francisco police were called in for reinforcement. five people were arrested in one university police officer was taken to the hospital word on how the officer was injured. 805 is the time and the bay to breakers is coming up this sunday. there are major changes that you are going to notice. if you cannot know about them you need to. kron 4 solo reporter mike pelton joins us. mike your at the finish line which they already got ready. if any areas blocked off as far already in this thing even though it is not until sunday? >> off one of the areas along ocean beach is block off. in addition to security cameras requirements that you register for the race i spoke to the department of public works they tell me crews will remove large concrete

they deny that he did it or that he's a person of interest by the way this weekend the kent state university opened up their new visitor center on this topic there's no mention of sniper there's no mention of new evidence except for one little piece and there's no evidence that this was about anti-war and my sister allison. that she died for peace and she's been censored and and stifled ever since the story of kent state has never seen the light of day well as storable revisionism at its finest we see that the bush library time and time again and of course with this new penn state memorial or whatever is being built and we're still sane dissent being crushed with these less than lethal rounds you know as it's advanced over a generation since can state who has been facilitating the cover up i know they said obama had refused to see the evidence but since can't stay i mean obviously there's been an effort to reopen the investigation who has been covering this up. well it's a moving target and that's how it works and that's why they're successful you know they basically just. day they say one t

i'm an honorary graduate of the ohio state university. >> an honorary graduate in ohio today. >>> now a family feud, tonight, between kobe bryant and his mother, who bryant says is trying to cash in on his fame. his mother wants to auction off items from kobe's early years as a high school basketball player in philadelphia. trophies, jerseys. bryant is suing to block the auction. tweeting, when you give, give, give and they take, take, take, at what point do you draw a line in the sand? the family feud there. >>> there was a drone flying over an american park we take note of, with a special delivery for an unsuspecting woman. it all happened in san francisco. she's pregnant. shooting a video with her boyfriend. when all of a sudden, they spot it. a small helicopter covering over them. a camera onboard capturing it all. the flying robot with a diamond engagement ring strapped to it. makes a perfect landing. and when jason got on his knee to pop the question, she said no. just kidding. she said yes. just want to make sure you're all awake. >>> when we come back, the iron-clad grip. a su

the state university? what's going on? it's a state university. she's got to get out. what a job by wolf mitt wolf, the a.d. at rutgers. she's got to go. have a press statement saying i'm going to leave because i did the same thing when i was a coach. she should have been clean when she was interviewed for the job. the whole thing is is a mess. >> the well clearly it is a mess. now just to put it in context. the incident with her former assistant coach and whether or not she said demeaning things, things that might be actionable about her getting pregnant, that was a lawsuit that rutgers says they did look into. there was a $150,000 payment. but they claim that they didn't know anything about what happened in tennessee. because that all happened in louisville. according to the school, since the announcement, this is their statement, since the announcement of her selection, some media reports have focused on complaints of aspects of her career. looking at julie's entire record of accomplishment, we remain confident that we have an individual who will work in the best in

i ended up going to ireland to get a master's degree at the university college of dublin. i went back to the states and went to law school at university of pennsylvania. then i came back, and choosing to live in san francisco was natural to me. when you are a child, you do not realize what you had until you leave home. i had the opportunity to live in los angeles, abroad in ireland, and there is no place like home, when you are from san francisco. the democratic county central committee and ended up chairings by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and the politics. i knock on about $15,000 -- i knocked on about 15,000 doors and a huge amount of people. the best way to learn about the city and what people want and what people's concerns are. i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. i am a good liberal democrat. in the san francisco, miniature spectrum, i am considered pretty middle of the road. one thing about me is i am very independent when it comes to the issues, and i do not vote on party lin

state. >> a university of illinois study said that women who experience frequent hot flashes did worse on the test even though most still scored within the normal range. >> get ready. it's graduation season and time for thousands of students and their parents to celebrate one of their crowning achievements. >> this reveals a prom they made a decade ago, a promise they kept. let's bring in garvin thomas with bay area proud. >> there are many schools with histories that stretch back more than 100 years. san francisco's academy is not one of them. a catholic middle school founded just last decade, they had one goal, give the children of the tender loin a chance, one they weren't getting. their milestone this year is tonight's bay area proud. >> today as we mark the completion of san francisco's 114th year -- >> among the 8,738 newly minuted graduates of san francisco state university, bee onka is not unique. >> your adventure is about to begin today. >> there are in fact many others here just like her who are the first in their family to attempt college let alone graduate. what does make her

most cases it's a state university coach. in the 50 states that includes 27 head football coaches, 13 basketball coaches and one hockey coach, the end of the salaries there put them in the range of the college president to the medical school dean. now the bulk of these salaries come from revenue teams. senator john mccain introduced a bill yesterday that ban sports tv blackouts. the bengals would benefit most having ten games blacked out over the last five years. now, this has gotten millions of youtube hits. 2.4 million. matt kemp giving a sick fan the shirt off his back. a wheel bound chair cancer patient received his hat, jersey and two cleats. players championship kicked off with thompson hitting a hole in one. brent snedeker had an interesting caddy. that's the juvenile jaguars mascot carrying his bag. a little bit of style. washington redskins owner dan snyder reassured the redskins name won't change. and to a northern california baseball team, saving a 16-year-old girl who was accidentally pinned beneath a car driven by

. >> students in san francisco state university demonstrated against what they call police brutality saying officers used excess tiff force last night. police say the people were inside the hall without auj saigs. five people were arrested and one police officer was taken to the hospital. someone pull aid fire alarm, forcing all residents out doors. all of those arrested are members of the sf commune. >>> a 26-year-old woman from southern california is under arrest after allegedly tricking a elderly man into marrying her and then bilking him out of his life savings. he entered into a sham marriage then stole 350,000s frdz the 85-year-old man. police arrested her thursday night in a san jose hotel when he twont collect another $7,000 from the victim. >> the man accused of killing two family members including a baby made a court appearance today. the 28-year-old ramone ramirez held his head down awaiting arain nmt a court. he is charged with two counts of murder and one attempted murder. authorities say he fatally stabbed his mother and killed his 1-year-old nephew and stabbed his 13-y

. >> a san francisco state university police officer was injured while removing trespassers from a dorm last night. all around 8:00 p.m. the university says an unauthorized group of people entered mary ward hall. university police were called and the trespassers resisted. san francisco police were called in as reinforcements. in all, five people were arrested and what university police officer was taken to the hospital. no word on how the officer was hurt or the extent of his injuries. we will bring you a lot report as 6:30 a.m.. >> bay to breakers is just two days away. this year you can expect to see increased security. kron4 sole reporter mike pelton joins us from the finish line with the changes. >> authorities are not taking any chances in the wake of the boston terror attack. you could see all of the tense and barriers that are set up. the san francisco police department have been in contact with people in boston to get suggestions. that was to make sure that this race is thee department will have a loss of officers on the course both uniformed and undercover. they have installed

here at home, president obama telling the graduates of ohio state university yesterday that he is counting on them to become full-fledged active citizens fighting for the causes that they believe in. up in massachusetts, you see tamerlan tsaernaev's body is allowing in a it will cemetery. in south care line a, getting ready for a special election tomorrow to fill that congressional seat vacated by tim scott. we have it covered, tell you all about it right here on current tv. iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. 1y50ishing9sdz just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. you did paz now (vo) this afternoon, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana l

university. he played his senior season at s.f. stateformer high school football coach in the east bay is behind bars on $21 million bail. 51-year-old baron edwards is in the contra costa county jail. he faces nearly two dozen counts of sexually abuse children, many under the age of 10. edwards coached football at kennedy high school in richmond in 2004 and 2005. ktvu interviewed edwards back in '04 about how cal's grade point requirements made it difficult for students from richmond to get accepted. >> it hurts a lot of our kids. most of our kids are floating around the 2.5, 2.6 average here, and we've been having problems with our test scores lately but we're working on getting those up. >> we've also learned that edwards is a musician, and we found this video on youtube of him performing at kimball's nightclub. investigators say they are still compiling evidence against him. they won't say when or where the alleged molestation occurred. >>>in washington state, the bridge collapse along interstate 5 is causing some traffic delays for d

since the last budget we were able to obtain $81,000 and san francisco state university and general properties of the galleria. we anticipate spending about $63661 for the grant activity. in august of 2012 we were able to obtain a grant for $1.5 million. we will increase federal revenues and decrease other revenues by $251, 892 dollars. next we have the project, we are experiencing a total amount of $91,000 for next year. during the year we were able to obtain $434, 531. the treasure island mobility mansion, the item you just heard before, this item, we received a $500,000 federal grant from mtc. we will be spending approximately $64, 101 this year. this is the largest budget announcement. we are recognized $34.1 million revenues we'll be receiving from mtc. what happened is we anticipated this in the last fiscal year but do -- due to a lack of full completed analysis, we were not able to pay cal trans and not able to recognize that revenue. this year we anticipate we'll receive most of the invoices and anticipate receiving full complete invoices to recognize the full $34 million. in addition

richard johnson, missouri state university, springfield.n from parkland, florida. >> nicholas from west a.. >> as the public official in charge of prison oversight, mr. maynard allowed a national scandal, a gang thug to impression nature four prison guards. he has yet to explain how that happened and the warden has yet to have been fired. this is unacceptable. the people deserve better. john from kansas city, missouri. >>ed feds should pay, john, but the system is broken. i think we can raise the money to give every amputee and a paralyzed vet a chair. i'm not going to wait around for the feds to do it. way too much chaos in the va right now. >> that is what it is all about, dennis. there are more than 1700 amputee vets from iraq and afghanistan and others who are paralyzed. if you would like to help them, please go to the website independencefund.org. later this week we will have an announcement what we are going to do to get every amputee a tractor. they are amazing. now from pennsylvania. >> donna, we need to think more about the elderly