. >>> oregon state university, beaver nation, has become sheep nation because this post. notice somebody snapped a picture spotted at my university just a goat in a backpack. that's not a goat, that is a sheep. that sheep is mr. freeze and mr. freeze has a very important story. >> he got really cold and he stopped eating so i had to take care of him for a few days but he's back with his mom. yeah. >> he's wearing a diaper. the sheep is wearing a diaper. >> and a sweater. >> he was in her backpack when she was getting coffee. he was hanging out. >> is this a service animal? >> no. this is kalen, she's a fourth-year animal science student and she's a volunteer at the sheep barn at oregon state university. the reason why mr. freeze is in her backpack is he got so cold that he wasn't eating. he's only days old and he needed to eat so one of the professionals there said, do you know what, he needs to be taken home and cared for my hand so he'll stop suckling again. >> isn't it funny about him wearing a wool sweater? >> yep. >> a human wearing a skin sweater. >>> this story has

this is the sc state university web site. >> where is south carolina state? >> move down to that.ere that is. about a half an hour outside of columbia? >> not too far from columbia. >> i'm told the -- the only thing i've been able to get is there's a lot of crime activity in this area. i'm not saying on the campus, but crime is no stranger to the area. >> orangeburg, so one person shot. we don't know condition. police say they're following or pursuing, at least, one suspect. they have reason to believe there's still potential trouble so the campus is on lockdown. that's south carolina state university, orangeburg, says. >>> the incredible story of virginia's former governor, and his wife. today they pleaded not guilty, after the governor turned down a deal with prosecutors that would have kept some possibly embeer wassing details private and saved his wife jeopardy. the deal would have spared the former republican governor book mcdonnell most of the charges he is facing and would have let his wife walk completely off the hook. it also would have kept secret the details in a privat

>> thank you. >>> we are following a report at shows state university where -- san jose state university. >> reporter: this is a big concern for san jose university police since classes just resumed here earlier this week. just overnight they are investigating two incidents of sexual battery and a third incident of sexually battery all taking place in the southern portion of the campus near the event center. it started at 6:55 last night. a suspect road a bicycle up behind the victims and touched them inappropriately before riding off. the suspect is described as a 20 to 30-year-old black hooded man with a mustache. it happened near the nearby mcmccrory hall. the victim was able to defend herself and prevent the possible attack in that case. they are heavy set white men, one with long blocked hair and the other with short dark hair. police say the two incidents last night are not connected to the one this morning. still, it is a reminder to watch your surroundings and stay alert. the police sent out a campus- wide alert in the wake of the incident. detectives are reviewing the case and l

we will see if that helps north dakota state university's game against towson university. that snow or was that all from the roadways with the dirt? >> colored and shadowed a little bit. that is when i get sick of the snow, with all that color. >> it is so beautiful out there right now. the sun is melting and a lot of the snow. tonight, single digits to lower to middle teens downtown. be extra cautious later tonight after the sunset. 35 degrees tomorrow. rain late sunday. colder by tuesday of next week. >> be careful if you are on about late this evening. thanks for joining us.

new information on that shooting on the tennessee state university campus in nashville.know one man was shot in the leg. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. it is not clear if he was a student or not. so far there have been no arrested. >> now the investigation into the deadly mall shooting in olombia. police say darion aguilar spent a lot of time at the mall smoking in small groups. they are taking a close look at the gunman's journal. it is clear that he knew he was having mental health issues. what the journal does pot address is whether he knew the victims. a d.c. woman is sharing her terrifying story of being beaten and robbed in daylight. the victim said she felt like someone was following her and moments later a man grabbed her purse strap and threw her to the ground. >> he said let go and i just froze. he punched me. if he did it to me in the afternoon in broad daylight, he would do it to somebody else. >> a neighbor who saw the man moments after the atackle said she recognized him. he is somebody who is in the area all the time. polic

campus police and san jess yeah state university warning female students to be on alert after two assaults on saturday. investigators say a man on a bike groped a woman around 7:00 p.m about two and a half hours there was a second attack. witnesses say the attacker had a mustache wearing a black hoody and >> police searching for a man they say sexual assaulted a student in a campus housing at university village the female student said the man took her from a bar to an apartment and then assaulted her. anyone with information is urged to call the police. >> in sen value traly chp says four sisters in a car hit head on buy a driver. a 70-year-old also died their younger sister, betty rodriguez in the back row there did survive. this happened 20 minutes south of fresno. investigators say a man crashed into them, killing the three sisters. those that know the family sate sisters were just inseparable. >> you can see sister that's loved each other a lot i know that it's going to hurt her, and the community. >> betty is in the hospital the suspected drunk driver is in the hospital with major inj

i stop by and see state university where engineers are set to develop a new -- n.c. state university where engineers are set to develop the technology further. increasingly, we are. ourks in part to all of strategy, for the first time in new -- nearly two decades we produce more oil at home that we buy from the rest of the world. we generate more natural gas than anybody. health care costs are growing at their slowest cost -- rate in 50 years and since i took office, we have cut our deficits by more than half. we are primed to bring back more of the jobs claimed by the recession and lost to overseas competition recent decades. that requires a year of action. i want to work with congress this year on proven ways to create jobs, like building infrastructure and fixing our immigration system. where congress is not acting, i will act on my own and put opportunity within reach for anyone who is willing to work for it. that is what i did in raleigh, by launching america's second manufacturing innovation is to do. it is a partnership between companies, and the government to

a high-school graduate from belmont has been arrested while attending pence state university.ce were investigating a marijuana crop operation in the pennsylvania department of 19 year-old vlad miftakhov when they found a bomb and bomb making materials inside a suitcase. miftakhov was in jail sunday in altoona after being arrested friday and charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction risking a catastrophe and other counts. any san jose birthday party and a stabbing death. neighbors said the party was peaceful until about 0130 saturday morning for that 25 broke out on the lawn. the boyfriend of the birthday girl was stabbed and killed in the fight. please have my guess released the name of the victim and have not made an arrest in the case. and first grade teacher charged with placing food with marijuana at a benecia public will be in court today. terisa badger is facing three felony counts of poisoning after two people ended up in the hospital. whatever to the traffic center what's going on george. >>george: >>erica: as we head into the afternoon the low clouds will b

. >> san jose state university, campus police are warning female students to be alert after two assaults over the weekend open campus saturday night. a man on a pick -- bicycle groped a woman outside the recreation center and the second incident happened at 9:20 near the hoover hall dorm. witnesses say the attacker was a white man in his 20's with a must tack wearing a black hoodie and pants the many students learned of the assault since text messages were sent by the university. students are encouraged to call for campus police escort at night. >> counselors are on hand at a benicia school where a first grade teacher has been arrested on poisoning charges. she teaches first grade at matthew turner elementary school in benicia and arrested on friday on suspicion of poisoning school district staff at an after hours potluck back in november. a victim was admitted to the hospital for treatment. tests found thc, a substance in marijuana, present in the blood. she confessed involvement to individuals who were at the party. >> today, in southern california, a group of students from the bay are

support for a pregnant woman who was ruled brain dead, plus gun shot ring out at south carolina state university, these stories and more from around your world in 90 seconds. >> on the eve of the third anniversary of the uprising that took down former president mubarak, the bombers struck egypt security forces. another bomb hit a police car near a cairo train station. a third explosion rocked a police station near the famous giza pyramid. >> the military plans to deploy blimplike aircraft over the skies of maryland this fall. >> they should not be testing it on the american public. >> the army says they're needed to protect the nation's capital. the aerostats will have radar reaching from boston to north carolina. >> we are extraordinarily sad about this. he's a very nice young man and it hurts. >> 20-year-old brandon robinson was killed in a campus dorm during a deadly shooting at south carolina state university. there have been no arrests. police have no motive. >> this is the decision we sought. >> marli s munoz was 14 weeks pregnant when her husband eric found her unconscious in their kitche

he's being held on half a million dollars bail. >>> police in san jose state university are warning student there is to be on alert after a man on a bicycle groped two women. first incident happened outside the event rec center. the second neither hoover hall dorm about 9:20. two women were not seriously hurt. the university notified all students immediately. >> we definitely take it seriously, but i mean, it happens a lot sometimes. so you just kind of shrug it off. >> it is a little scary. we're not used to having a lot of the crime around here. this is one of the only things on campus to direct students. that's one thing that's like whoa, that's big. >> the fact that it's going on kind of concerns me. but not really. there's been worse stuff. >> the suspect is described as a white man between 20 and 30 years old with a mustache. he was wearing a black hoodie and black pants and last seen riding towards the campus village apartments. >>> bart trains are back on schedule. a person had to be removed from underneath a train, causing lengthy delays for riders. the unidentified woman fell on t

a fraternity at arizona state university is suspended because of a martin luther king day party that was full of racial stereotypes. party-goers were seen dressed in basketball jerseys flashing gang signs and holding watermelon-shaped cups. guests posted photos of sunday night's party on instra gram used hashtags like hood, my boy martin and i have a dream. >> i find it offensive. >> i think this represents the ignorance that still exists today. >> they obviously need to be checked in what they're doing, how they're acting, how they're presenting themselves not only as a fraternity as brothers but as people. >> that chapter of the tau kappa epsilon west just reinstated in december after the school suspended it for fights and some other violations. now some are calling for the school to permanently ban the fraternity and expel the students that were involved in the party. >>> a wisconsin driver has some explaining to do. he hit a bicyclist and drove home with the victim wedged in his windshield. the accident threw the wisconsin man off his bike into the car with his feet dangling outs

down gilmore he said of the night sent a full digital media entrepreneurship but ira's own a state university hi thanks for being with us tonight on the federal court still a real blow it is now are you surprised by what's been going on expert in the us were not surprised because the federal communications commission the regulator in charge of these kinds of issues it's had passed rules in a way that were widely understood to be flawed and what the court did was point out the flaws there are regulatory ways that the f.c.c. could. make network neutrality more official but it chose not to and we'll see where they go well appointed all the bad bits of it to this but as i was saying it could be it's it's not now in the the carriers are. loudly saying they have no intention of doing all the bad things that some people are predicting. my guess is that they will do what's in their financial interest yeah what's the rush story why is it really big do you think. well i think that i think that the industry the telecom industry combined with its allies in hollywood and big media would very much like to.

a south carolina state university football player shot dead leading to an entire campus on lockdown whileolice search for the kill ir. this morning a break in the case and abc's michele franzen has the details. >> reporter: this week alone there were campus shootings in three different states, the latest at south carolina state university. claimed the life of a popular football player and sent police on the hunt for the gunman. police made an arrest early this morning following a massive manhunt for suspects in the shooting death of a south carolina state university football player friday. state police say suspect justin bernard singleton was taken into custody and charged with the murder of brandon robinson. >> the campus is locked down. our students are secured and safe. >> reporter: the university located 40 miles from columbia went into lockdown after robinson was found shot inside one of the on campus dorms. according to the police complaint, the suspect was seen argugg with robinson and pulled a gun and fired. the school's president tearfully mourned the loss. >> we, again, are extr

a south carolina state university football player shot dead leading to an entire campus on lockdown whileolice search for the kill ir. this morning a break in the case and abc's michele franzen has the details. >> reporter: this week alone there were campus shootings in three different states, the latest at south carolina state university. claimed the life of a popular football player and sent police on the hunt for the gunman. police made an arrest early this morning following a massive manhunt for suspects in the shooting death of a south carolina state university football player friday. state police say suspect justin bernard singleton was taken into custody and charged with the murder of brandon robinson. >> the campus is locked down. our students are secured and safe. >> reporter: the university located 40 miles from columbia went into lockdown after robinson was found shot inside one of the on campus dorms. according to the police complaint, the suspect was seen arguing with robinson and pulled a gun and fired. the school's president tearfully mourned the loss. >> we, again, are ext

align welcome back. >> students in san jose state university are on alert.police are investigating to reports of sexual battery. all around 7:00 p.m. saturday night a man on a bicycle road behind woman and inappropriately touched her. later, ron 9:30 p.m. the suspect struck again. police are investigating a third, unrelated incident. two men on skateboards and attempted to touch a third victim, she defended herself and those of road way. >> i think that is a disturbing. >> i am concerned about my safety here on campus. i do not want to go walking at night. >> everyone was talking about this. >> all three victims are students at the university and non injured. campus police advised walking in well lit areas and of course stand aware of your surroundings. >> after paying 43 years of for a new water supply, that has never been used, the east bay's largest water district my finally tap the keg. continued dry weather caused shortages along the east bay mud to take an emergency supply of sacramento's river water. officials say that the supply cadiz as shortages an

"god bless america" will now be performed by the virginia state university gospel chorale under he direction of james holden visor and the core -- choreographer. when the storm clouds gather the storms at sea, let us swear allegiance to a land that's free ♪ smote let us all be grateful for a land so fair in the ise our voices sound of prayer ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the ight from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the ight from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ home bless america, my weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ [applause] the joint assembly -- of verend ashburn, pastor friendship baptist church, newport news. >> ok. ow about this? ok. stay right there. > let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and

major work needs to be done on the science building at san francisco state university. a recent report found signs of harmful materials inside. now the building is closed for the rest of the semester. brian flores is live to tell us more about the impact on the students and the staff out there. >> reporter: well, it's day one of the spring semester for faculty students and staff here at san francisco state university. in terms of the immediate impact, though, it's gonna be inconvenient as 250 faculty and teachers need to find other offices. 10,000 students who study here or have classes here, they need to find out where their classes are this morning now that the building is closed for the semester. that decision was made to close it after routine inspections. they found evidence of asbestos, mercury and peeling lead paint. according to a second inspection, it was much worse than originally thought. according to a report, asbestos was discovered in the basement of first and second floor and several areas for mercury vapors and a large concentration in the basement. a re

his a senior international relations lecturer and research from the moscow state university mr knox about us thank you very much for joining us here at the very nice to thank you for having me on wonderful ok the u.s. we know that the u.s. is revoking its phases over what they call violence towards protesters but what kind of violence how is saying that so what we're seeing that is that the riot police moving in and out and trying to take upon the barricades that. is not and that ok well what we're hearing from the united states and from the european union is of course the most cynical hypocrisy after the last few years of the brutal police repression of the occupy wall street movement in the united states and the anti neoliberal austerity diktats that have been instituted around the european union which brought literally tens of millions of protesters out onto the street. them calling against violence in the ukraine where the majority of the injuries for the past few days have been from the police did and suffered injuries from allah calls talked tales firebombs knife stabbings club bein

seem international relations like to recenter moscow state university thank you very much indeed for your response to the latest developments there in ukraine thank you kindly a protester has died in hospital in kiev off to three days in intensive care bringing the death toll from this week's rights to free me modern over a dozen regions of the country angry mobs have besieged in many cases occupied local government offices the city even if she is one of the latest to fully think to the government hundreds of protesters stormed the local administration building met by riot police and so far be unable to drive them away in the local legislature here in the city of the ball in western ukraine has declared that it no longer recognizes ukraine's state rod and that's the national parliament western the country seeing the worst of the turmoil. explain. these are the scenes playing out across western ukraine one by one thirteen region so far have been overcome by protest right huge rioters have stormed regional administration buildings it turned violent in some cases as angry crowds clashed

state university where engineers are set to develop the technology further. it is part of my push to make america more attractive for the jobs that the middle class requires. increasingly, we are. thanks in part to all of our strategy, for the first time in nearly two decades we produce more oil at home that we buy from the rest of the world. we generate more natural gas than anybody. health care costs are growing at their slowest rate in 50 years and since i took office, we have cut our deficits by more than half. we are primed to bring back more of the jobs claimed by the recession and lost to overseas competition recent decades. that requires a year of action. i want to work with congress this year on proven ways to create jobs, like building infrastructure and fixing our immigration system. where congress is not acting, i will act on my own and put opportunity within reach for anyone who is willing to work for it. that is what i did in raleigh, by launching america's second manufacturing innovation institute. it is a partnership between companies, and the

he's going to be announcing steps to boost manufacturing in his speech at north carolina state universitying with the president, as she frequently does. live now in raleigh. kristen, 13 days ahead of this year's state of the union, president obama, he is an action mode man. what's going to be his key message today? >> we >> reporter: he's going to be announcing basically the fulfillment of a pledge that he first mapped out during his state of the union address last year when he called for the creation of three manufacturing institutes. this is the first of those manufacturing institutes. here's how it's going to work. it's going to be headed by north carolina state university, and it's really going to be a consortium of 18 companies, six universities. the goal is to create energy efficient technologies with the aim of creating jobs. but craig, it's really a way for the president to highlight what has been a bit of a bright spot in the tepid recovery, mainly manufacturing. the white house pointing to the fact that there have been more than half a million manufacturing jobs created over the

president obama is set to give a speech at 1:05 eastern time at north carolina state university, focusinghat ahead on msnbc. stick around. >>> ground zero for marriage equality is moving to republican-controlled states. in oklahoma, for instance, a federal judge declared the state's ban on same-sex marriage a fundamental violation of equal rights. the u.s. senior district judge said gay couples are excluded from marriage, "without a legally sufficient justification." he also called oklahoma's ban, "an arbitrary, irrational exclusion of just one class of oklahoma citizens from a governmental benefit." but the decision will not let same-sex couples get married in oklahoma, not just yet. the judge also stayed his own ruling until a similar challenge to utah's ban is resolved. joining me now, two of the plaintiffs suing to overturn oklahoma's ban, sharon baldwin and mary bishop. thank you both for joining us today on this wednesday. now, you exchanged vows in florida in 2000, you were denied an oklahoma marriage license in 2009. how did this hearing, this ruling, how did you become aware and

. >> reporter: students at san jose state university are back on campus reading about two reports of sexual battery. >> that is disturbing. >> reporter: 7:00 p.m. a man on a boy rode up behind a woman and inappropriately touched her. the suspect showed up again before riding away. >> i am a freshman, and i am a girl, and i don't want to walk by myself at night. >> reporter: the suspect is a 20-30-year-old white man with a mustache and a black sweatshirt. two men on skateboards attempted to touch a third victim. she defended herself. that is three incidents in a 6- hour span. police say all three victims are students of the university and none were injured. police were investigate. some were so freaked out she didn't want to be on camera. >> it is scary to think about walking alone. >> reporter: police advise walking in well-lit areas. >> my friends say to carry pepper spray, so i have one right now. it's right there. i'm ready. >> reporter: mike pelton, kron4news. >> reporter: record high temperatures with readings in the upper 60s and low 70s. records were tied for san rafael, liver

south carolina, police arrested one man in connection with a deadly shooting at south carolina state university at a dorm there. officers charged 19-year-old justin singleton with murder early this morning. they believe he shot and killed 20-year-old brandon robinson friday afternoon. initially, it was believed that four gunmen were on the campus at the time, right now it's not clear if police are looking for any more people. >>> today, u.s. officials are speaking out about terror threats at the winter olympics. the details leaders are giving us now for people planning the trip. >>> and why people are once again pointing fingers at the company believed to be at fault. >> and caught on camera, another dangerous case of someone too drunk to ride metro. but unlike the other ones we told you about before, this one ends a little differently. >> scary stuff. >> and don't forget, you can always stay ahead of the storm with storm team 4 weather app and twitter and facebook for the latest weather updates. we'll be back in a moment. >>> and we are following a developing story right now out of the ukraine

. >>> a deadly shooting at south carolina state university has investigators searching for at least four suspects tonight. the school is in about 40-miles south of columbia. brandon robinson was shot this afternoon. south carolina state is not identifying any suspects or suggesting a motive. >>> to the east bay where a couple was out walking their dogs when three pit bulls attacked them. on their injuries and how they managed to fight off the attack. >> reporter: his left hand is torn up and his wife has airpack puncture wound and worst of all, his poodle had the back of her neck ripped open. >> almost like shell shocked. it happened so fast. >> the last thing i expected was fighting for my life. >> reporter: it happened wednesday evening. they were on their usual walk. when they got a few blocks from home, three pit balls charged them. >> she was squealing, a death cry, he face was up at me. >> reporter: char lean said she was knocked to to ground but kept her dog in her hand. >> her life was in danger, she could have gotten killed. >> reporter: >> he grabbed my hand and started chewing

live at the newsroom, tara moriarty. >>> a building in san francisco state university will be closed safety reasons as students start coming back. asbestos, mercury and lead paint were found in the science building during a routine inspection. the classes that are usually held in that building are going to be relocated. the building will stay closed for the entire spring semester. >>> students start the spring semester with a warning from police. a man is groping female students. in both cases the man road up to the student on a bike then grabbed them. students are now being told be aware of your surroundings when you walk on campus late at night. >>> a trial begins in los angeles today in case that authorities say is an effort to reach bad students. nine california college students are reviewing the case on protections they say keep bad educators in the classroom. now unions say eliminating tenure would take away a vital support system for a profession that's already losing talented people to the private sector. president -- >>> president obama is expected to give his state of the u

[laughter]h years at louisiana state university.o i will let you pick it up from there. >> thank you very much. when it became public, a reliable section, they called me and said i am like an old jew going back to jerusalem. after the events of august of 2005 i had always lived up river from new orleans and spend a lot of time there. my grandmother from there. i was used, abused, par take the culture and assumed it would always be there for my use and pleasure whenever i wanted. and then the story started coming in whether people were going to come back, and a thousand trumpets were lost. and this kind of thing, understand the things that sets new orleans off from every other place in the united states, we were not economically significant area in terms of political power. 380,000 people. what we are is one of the most culturally significant places in the world. we have an identifiable culture you know when you see it, what the food tastes like, what the music sounds like, what a carnival crew is, what a funeral is, what architectur

san jose state university police are warning females to be alert after groping incidents. nick is on campus with the details. >> nick? >> good morning, i have been on campus all morning and as students start to arrive to set up for different activitied i had an opportunity to speak to some of young women to see if they heard of the assault and what they are doing. all have said they are moving with groups are on walking with a buddy. both assaults took place on campus saturday night. police say a woman was groped by a man on a bicycle before 7:00 p.m. outside the event and recreation center. the second happened near the hoover hall dormitory. the attacker appears to be a white man in his 20's with a mustache with a black hoodie of the many students learned of the assault by text message from the university. >> some get the t right away and owes get it hours later because they is so many things to text so i get the text immediately. it is scary, if you walk by the center you could have been hurt. >> the text included wanting to avoid walking alone at night and you can alway

then the university of wisconsin, florida state university, and finally, the university of north carolina at chapel hill, rounding out our top five of happiest colleges in america. >>> just ahead, get ready for subzero football as the wild card weekend kicks off in the nfl, we have the details, next. >>> cold day in times square this morning. controversial surgery, more teens are turning to plastic surgery to escape bullying. but is that really the answer? >>> now for some sports action, it was a major upset in the sugar bowl. 11th-ranked oklahoma against number three alabama. in the second, the sooners led by four when aj mccarron answers with a 67-yard touchdown play. oklahoma's qb trevor knight with this cannon to take the lead back, 24-17. mccarron throws an interception with about a minute left and that's time for the sooners to get another touchdown. oklahoma leads 31-17 at the half. bama keeps it close with an incredible 61-yard run by derek henry and with seconds left, the ball is stripped from mccarron's hands and ran in for a sooners' touchdown. oklahoma 45, alabama 31. it's wil

. >>> plus, why good news for california universities may be bad news for the state's students. >>> this little piggy saved from big, bad dogs. the effort to keep him alive and help him recover. >> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just wanted accountability. for their son's actions. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it really hurts me to do this. >> be something like get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my f

slap sanctions on companies that try to fill that void, and would outlaw nsa partnerships with state universities. but that's not all. >> the bill bans california agencies and officials from cooperating with the nsa when they seize electronics and metadata on our citizens unless nsa can produce a warrant. >> reporter: the proposed legislation comes at a time when president obama plans to sit down with intelligence officials and congressional leaders to take a closer look at how the u.s. spies on americans that's collected unconstitutionally. >> it's important for the state to assert state rights. >> reporter: in sacramento, tony lopez, kpix 5. >> legal scholars doubt that if the bill passes it would survive a court challenge. state lawmakers are set to take up the bill this coming march. >>> four us air force crewmen are dead after a helicopter slammed into the coastal marshes of eastern england. it happened during a training mission yesterday. british authorities have cordoned off the area so they can retrieve the bodies. so far, no word on what may have caused the accident. this type of helicop

. >> a carlmont high school graduate has been arrested while attending penn state university. police were investigating a marijuana grow operation in the pennsylvania apartment of 19 year old vladislav miftakhov when they found and dismantled the suspected bomb. miftakhov was in jail sunday in altoona after being arrested friday and charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction, risking a catastrophe and other counts. >> an east san jose birthday party ends in a stabbing death. neighbors say the party was peaceful until about 1:30 a-m. when a fight broke out on the lawn. the boyfriend of the birthday girl was stabbed and killed in the fight. police have not yet released the name of the victim and have not made an arrest in the case. >> and the first grade teacher charged with lacing food with marijuana at a benicia potluck will be in court today. teresa badger is facing 3 felony counts of poisoning after two people ended up in the hospital. >> we will now get the word on the weather. >> we are waking up to cloud cover and fog. to the temperatures are a lot more. you can

william waugh is a professor at georgia state university. and you happy to be in washington and not in atlanta today. but talk to us a little bit about this. we heard the governor's point, and we heard the mayor's point, but isn't there a lot of human element to what has happened? >> some parts of it are the interpretation of the risk that the largest part of the city was right on the edge of what was a storm advisory. that is saying that it could or could not. >> that's what the governor was saying. we shouldn't close on maybes, and is that what you would advise leaders like these? >> there are not a lot of certainties with the weather. and the may be is sometimes the best information that you have to make your decisions. >> shouldn't they have seen this? >> i think they should have anticipated it and certainly been prepared for some expansion of the area where the storm was expected to be. >> i'm a long time resident of atlanta myself. and i will say that i have been through a number of ice storms and snow storms, and it's not that this ne

and his team at montana state university think these guys had a big part in making fossil fuels.ory that could change the way we think about oil. >> at least some of the ingredients of crude oil can be made almost instantaneously, like a matter of days or few weeks. not 100 million years. >> best of all -- >> they grow in waste. we don't need refined sugar or starch or corn. >> stroble and engineer eric boothe simulate a forest making fossil fuels and call it a biosphere. >> it's given oxygen like a forest and water and it's allowed to circulate much like we envision temporary rain forest from 100 million years ago. >> the fungus breaks down the plant material into hydrocarbons found in diesel. hydrocarbons are trapped in layers of shale. they drain and dry it and heat it in the oven, releasing the fuel as a gas and cooling it with liquid nitrogen. >> the gas has condensed to a liquid and these are the hydrocarbons in one of our tests. >> promising but not yet here. stroble needs a few more years find out how to increase his yield. if successful though, this expensive experiment

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more on how -- there is more on how they will review policies and procedures at the california state university and california community colleges system. this comes after last year's racial bullying case at san jose state. four are accused of harassing their african-american roommate and they are facing, misdemeanor charges. >>> and they have now been charged with battery, charles gutierrez was involved with a fight with three girls which was caught on cell phone video. she asked school administrators for help and the bullying continued and she fought back. >> that sends a message to bullies that you can bully individuals and adults will victimize the person you have been tormenting. >> july's sister has set up something to get them to drop the charges. >>> members of staff apparently engaged in political pay back against a new jersey mayor. they linked top aides to a huge traffic mess in new jersey and two of the lanes were shut down for four days and the messages suggest karat i -- christie's aides want them for not supporting the reelection campaign. governor christie released a statement sa

i left office in 2011 and founded the center at colorado state university, so for the past three years i've worked with states on energy policy. we've developed actually a website that tracks every piece of advanced energy legislation at the state level. there are 3,600 separate pieces of legislation introduced in state houses across america last year. 600 of those were signed into law by governors across the country. it's important in this discussion to understand that clean energy is on the mienz of governors across the country.nd governors across the country. there are 220 million americans who live in a state that has a renewable energy standard or renewable energy goal. about 200 million americans in a resource standard. a similar to that number with a climate action plan. what's really important as well about that is those states include both states where there's democratic leadership and republican leadership. and if you just look at sort of the recent past, what republican governors have done with respect to renewable energy standards or just generally with the topic, you get a

she said phan is a physiology student at san jose state university. live in san jose, kimberly terry, nbc news. >>> police are searching man who opened fire inside a bar. a man doesn't realize he had been shot. it happened at 1:00 at the red coats british pub on st. mary's street. suspect was acting strangely before the shooting. >> a few moments before he fired the weapon, he was seen pacing in the area. then he drew the handgun and shot it about six to eight times. >> that one man hit by a bullet didn't know he was hurt until his friend noticed that he was bleeding. the victim was treated at a local hospital for nonlife-threatening wound and the suspect fled from they arrived. >>> services held today by a teen-ager hit and killed by a light train in front of her high school. she was trying to get to del mar high school where she was a freshman. a memorial sits feet from the tracks with messages from fellow classmates and friends. her family has been accepting donations to help with funeral costs. the 14-year-old girl will be buried at oak hill cemen

accusing jameis winston says winston, the tallahassee police department and possibly florida state university will face a lawsuit. the florida state attorney decided not to charge winston last month. >>> two years of college play and gone. texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel announcing he's going to the nfl draft on may 8th or the 10th. they expect him to be one of the first five chosen and getting lots of millions of dollars. >>> louisville has a new coach, kind of. bobby pet torino will be back in 2014. louisville's old coach, charlie strong, he went to texas. >>> new baseball hall of fame inductees. among them greg maddux who played for the braves and cubs, and tom glavine who played for the braves and mets and white sox slugger frank thomas, two-time american league mvp. congratulations, all. well deserved. those who lost votes, many from the steroids era. barry bonds, sammy sosa, mark mcguire, robert clements and ravelo palmeiro losing support. >>> georgia upsets missouri in overtime. tied at 63. charles mann nails a crucial two-point shot. georgia wins it 70-64. >>> number four wiscons

the buyer is a state university. >> we do not plan to operate as a hotel. >> reporter: soon the inn will be no more. >> we think it will give us a chance to present our university entrance in a better manner. >> reporter: the california maritime academy said the owners signed a agreement for california maritime academy to acquire the property, located next door to the campus. the motel has a reputation for being a hub of crimeinal activity, and there was -- criminal activity and there was a deadly shooting there last month. >> there has been police response to that location and we are concerned anytime we have criminal activity that is -- that we perceive as close to campus or presents a threat to our students. that was a concern for us and that was a factor in wanting to acquire the property. >> reporter: this comes a month after the city asked them to clean up the property in a effort to reduce crime. he is unclear with what will be done with the lot but the board approved approved the deal and the university did not pay more than the appraisal price. california maritime academy expect

. >> we're live at san francisco state university. where it's day one of the spring semester. we'll tell you why this building behind me is closed for the semester. >>> good morning, we have a problem on the bay bridge. a crash on the san francisco side. now traffic all the way across the span is beginning to slow. we'll tell you what this is doing to the toll plaza. >> a little bit different pattern this week. will it bring us rain? if you're watching us north definitely. but the big news for this morning, some thick fog. okay. let's train like it's race day. what's up ted? i think i forgot to pay a bill. yep, paid that one. what about your mortgage? yep, paid that too. alright we're good then. man i feel like i'm forgetting something. eh, it's probably nothing. you worry too much ted. alright, hammer down! bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way. >>> there it is, right on time. the opening bell this morning and they are celebrating national school choice week at the new york stock exchange. over on the nasdaq they have a littl

yes, florida state has the word "state" in its name because it is a public university. it is objectively insane that the state of florida allows that to happen. >> that was rachel maddow talking about florida state university. lisa graves? >> that is not surprising. the kochs have a reputation for trying to make sure to have her return on their investment in trying to ensure the money they spend its results. after the 2012 election and the failure of romney to win that race, there was a lot of handwringing among republican or right-wing circles. quotedthe kochs was talking about how they needed to review the money spent and basically see what worked and what didn't. which is interesting because the kochs i talked about this a first amendment issue. protecting thes first amendment rights. in this country for more than 40 years we have had a history of trying to ensure transparency in our elections. that is why it is called dark money, because money meant to benefit candidates that is given to candidates or to political action committees or two parties are supposed to be

temperatures for you today coming up. >>> well, a warning has been sent out to students at san jose state universitys of sexual battery. allie rasmus is live on campus to tell us more about the investigation. >> reporter: san jose state police are investigating two cases of sexual batly that happened on campus -- battery that happened on campus. both happened yesterday evening. the first happened close to where we are, near the student event center in the center of campus more or less and to give you perspective of where that is, it's in the middle of campus and a half block away from university police headquarters. , now around 7 last night was when it it happened. a female student reported to police a man on her bike followed her near the event center. road up from behind and touched her inappropriately. about 2 1/2 hours later, the man apparently struck again. a student walking near the hoover hall dorm and 8th 8th street told police she was also groped by a man on a bike who had been following her. these two women were not injured. police are investigating these crimes. students we talked to thi

. >>> plus, why good news for california universities may be bad news for the state's students. >>> this little piggy saved from big, bad dogs. the effort to keep him alive and the effort to keep him alive and help him ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org >> the university of california and california state university students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply

. >> reporter: studentses at san jose state university spent their first weekend back on campus reading text and e-mail alerts about two reports of sexual battery. >> that's disturbing. >> around 7:00 p.m. saturday night police say a man on a bicycle rode up behind a woman and inappropriately touched her outside the event center, then later around 9:30 the suspect struck again touching another woman outside hoover hall before riding away. >> kind of concerned about my safety on campus because i am a freshman and i'm a girl and i don't want to go walking by myself at night. >> police describe the suspect as a 20-30 year old white man with a black hooded sweat rich shirt but police are investigating a third unrelated incident around 1:00 this morning outside macquarie hall where two men on skateboards attempted to touch a third victim and police tell me she defensed herself and those suspects rode away marking three incidents in a six hour span. >> really shocking, everyone was talking about it like at work, at school. >> police say all three victims are students at none were injur detect