the kent state university massacre happened in 1970.ty released a statement saying the shirt is beyond poor taste and trivialize as loss of life that still hurts the kent state university community today. >>> some children got a back to school visit today they won't soon forget. [ indiscernible ] >> that is golden state warriors brandon rush. he handed out backpacks and encouraged the children to reach their goals. he says he has a four-year-old and he knows how important it is to keep children excited about learning. >> motivation is a big key to any kid's future. with my son i try to motivate him, keep his head busy. >> at 4 years old. getting that message. ktvu's david clark was master of ceremony. the warriors are visiting five schools this week to encourage young ones to do their best. >>> 2 investigates uncovers hundreds of water leaks across the bay area, some that are taking weeks to get fixed. >> from the amount of water that was coming in, it would take weeks for us to use that much water in our home. >> at a time when we are

and how do you justify the staggering costs of public state university education in a place like ohioere the tuition today is close to $10,000 per year? if you can answer that for me, that would be great. thank you. sure, victor. the first question about our conversion to semesters, it happened a couple of years ago. most of the institutions within the state of ohio have changed from quarters to semesters several years ago. in fact, most of the academic world is on semesters at not quarters if you look around the country. so we made the decision to align the calendar in ohio state along with the calendars of the state institutions, in part to make sure that there was good transfer ability for credits between the institutions as students come in or go out of ohio state to the other state institutions. second of all, it aligns our calendar much better with the academic world around the rest of the country. let me give you an example. midarly may, instead of effect thatstant was very positive is our students are now much more able onstay -- to take studies opportunities as well as to fin

wonderfulo let this president of michigan state university know that i graduated from james madison collegea michigan state, and it was hard, but i learned a lot. i wish i would have studied more . if there are any kids listening out there, study more in college and he will be happier in life. i regret some of the waste of time i had there. that's my own issue. thank you very much. thank you very much. academic rigor is something that is a partnership between students and faculty and james madison does represent that. she commented that she works through college. about 60 to 70% of our students would report that they work. we are still a very middle-class , upper mobility kind of place with a world-class education. "i hate that out-of-state students pay double." why is that? guest: the theory is that the state is making an investment to support a cost of education for its residents. as a result of that, out-of-state students that are part of the differential between -- are part of the differential between state and out-of-state. host: how many students do you have from out of state? our und

, and when i was at georgia state university, i was on the softball team.e won a conference championship, and i'm actually the career homerun leader there, so... steve: career homerun leader.

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a state university when she's asked her students have you read doctor zhivago the answer is almost alwaysnow. they've read other pieces of russian literature, but zhivago just doesn't seem to be on the radar in the same way. .. >> 0 friar winning the nobel prize, in the three or four

a state university after all. that education both affordable and assuring the students are graduating with very high level that will enable them to prosper in the work place is a great challenge. is a whole range of factors to deal with the function in the institution of $3.3 billion. host: what steps do you think have to take place in order to that affordability with quality? uest: one of the key things we're doing in terms of affordability is really focus in couple of in the last years. on the whole issue of student debt, you're probably aware that his has got didn't -- i'm sure you're aware this is appropriate attention. ours.een a concern of and so last year, we introduced comprehensive financial literacy program that involves that all e modules entering freshmen have to omplete on financial literacy courses on financial illiteracy or credit and a variety of administrative matters to give students much better control and their student debt. what is remarkable about this is the we saw a 11% drop in amount of de

. >> delaware state university has a plan to get more kids into college.hey are going to start them while they are still in high school. asking educators how this early college high school movement is going to work here in dover. >>> hot and very humid today. some people could see storms tonight. i will let you know if they will impact your evening plans in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> all new at 5:00, crime crackdown. one troubled city released figures about violence on the streets of their town. the results that may offer hope for the future. >>> more reason to believe that breast is best when it comes to feeding your baby. >> new studies find when it comes to nutrition, breast milk is near perfect. the studies suggest that is offers a boost that lasts until at least first grade. babies who are breast fed for six months have fewer allergies, ear, throat and sinus infections as young children. researchers looked at 6-year-old kids who were breast fed as infants and discovered they drank fewer sugary beverages and ate more fruits and vegetables.

state college, of course, surrounds penn state's university park campus.hese rankings were made boy a real estate company based on several factors include stress factors and personal safety. the towns on the list had a population between 40 and 61,0 61,000. east lansing michigan home to michigan state university came in second. >> really is pleasant night still out there tonight. you know just want to do hang out the sky deck, justin. >> i know. this weather is making everybody happy. nice to keep it going for the weekend. not so much tomorrow. not the worse day but but dealing with a little bit of rain through the afternoon into the early evening hours. not an all day washout certainly the second half the weekend looks better. beautiful condition outside right now. calendar still says summer but it's feeling a little bet more like fall. taking a live look at center city and we do have high clouds that are moving on through. but no threat of any rain overnight. you can open up the windows enjoy the refreshing air mass. temperatures in the 50s and 60s this

last night, we told you about the investigation under way at delaware state university.now a local mother is telling nbc 10 that she tried to warn the school about the coach's threats and harassments, so she's telling her story to nbc 10's delaware bureau reporter tim furlong. >> reporter: you think she should be fired? >> of course. >> reporter: her daughter, a high school standout at hodson tech, would still be on the del state women's basketball team if not for coach tamika louis, reassigned as the school investigates allegations she harasses, intimidates and threatens her plays. a player's said this in a letter to the school. her daughter saw it all firsthand. >> the constant harassment, telling her who she can be friends with. it was like you didn't know. one day or the next what she was going to get from this coach. some days she was fine. other day, i don't know, she woke up on the wrong side of the bed. >> reporter: she says coach louis suspended her daughter from the team for going to a party that many of her teammates also were at. a non-scholarship player, aft

it's a vintage kent state university sweatshirt with what appears to be splattered blood over the word"state." the sweatshirt quickly stirred up national attention with many people angry about the apparent connection to the deadly 1970 shootings in which four students at kent state were killed. urban outfitters issued an apology today explaining the sweatshirt was part of a sun-faded collection, that the color was not supposed to represent blood. >>> well, a setback for the giants tonight and a wild finish in "monday night football." it's a subtember celebration at subway, where one of our best subs- the sweet onion chicken teriyaki is now the $3 six inch select! big on flavor, low on fat, and all yours for just $3 all subtember long. subway. eat fresh. >>> good evening. geraud moncure here in the comcast sportsnet studios. the giants trying to avoid the rivalry hangover. the first of three at chase field against the d'backs. the g-men still just three out in the west starting the evening and in full control of the top wild card spot. ryan vogelsong on the hill starting the all-importa

. >> i'm going to kent state university. >> connecticut college. >> winston-salem state university. >tate university. >> raise your hand if you're the first member of your family to go to college. >> in a single generation, families can not only produce a high school graduate but a college graduate, and that changes a family forever. and that's why we do what we do. >> many of seed's alumni now have degrees from colleges and universities all over the country, and the graduating class of 2012 is its biggest yet. most have been accepted into college. in 2011, ohio and florida passed legislation that will allow for public boarding schools in each state. seed hopes to open a school in cincinnati in 2013 and then in miami. and as for rojay ball, he left seed in 2011 and enrolled in another school in washington. [ticking] coming up, teaching 18th-century european history behind bars. did you have to make the course easier for the prisoners than you did for the students at bard? >> once i was there three weeks, i just made it harder. >> harder. >> yes. >> maximum security education when 60 m

university. we have five campuses across the state, our twin cities campus, minneapolis and st. paul, duluth, morris, christian and rochester. all together about 59,000 students, so it's a big operation. >> the university was founded in 1851. how long have you been president, president kalor? >> well, less than that for sure. i'm just starting my fourth year, i'm the 16th president of the university so people tend to serve in this job for a long time. >> what are some of your priorities as president? >> well, it's really pretty simple for me, i'm very interested in accessibilities and affordability. and i'm interested in the university providing a truly excellent education for those students. also interested in being sure that we help drive the economy of the state of minnesota, that we're the home of inventions and innovations in medical care, science and engineering and we also have a critically important responsibility to maintain the liberal arts and be a place where creative work of all kinds takes place. so it's a pretty broad span, but at the end of the day we're intereste

husband, poet joseph millar, in raleigh, north carolina, where she teaches at north carolina state university. her book facts about the moon was a finalist for the national book critics circle award. "dust." someone spoke to me last night, told me the truth. just a few words, but i recognized it. i knew i should make myself get up, write it down, but it was late, and i was exhausted from working all day in the garden, moving rocks. now, i remember only the flavor-- not like food, sweet or sharp. more like a fine powder, like dust. and i wasn't elated or frightened, but simply rapt, aware. that's how it is sometimes-- god comes to your window, all bright light and black wings, and you're just too tired to open it. (applause) >>> hello there. welcome to "newsline." it's thursday, september 11th. i'm catherine kobiyashi in tokyo. >>> u.s. president obama is preparing to lay out the plan to strike out at the islamic strait. he will outline the strategy to defeat the militants. many are expecting to him use more air strikes to target the stronghold and members of his administration are already try

anyway, and with him is nancy isenberg, who is also distinguished professor at di louisiana state universityf two prize ss winning books.ing sex and citizenship and antebellum america and the falle founder, the life of el aaron burr and co-author of "madison and [ ap jefferson." please welcome our speakers. [ applause ] >> there we go. i like to give a shoutout to a t war vet, not the war of 1812, nr number 12235370, thank you for your service, dad. you -- for [ applause ] you may wonder why it is that nancy and i got to be the nancy closing act at this festival.an as wonderful a job as the whitea house historical association and u.s. capital society and montpelier have done, they wereh unable to get jimmy hendricks to perform the star-spangled banner. i'm glad you remember woodstock. by going last, we get to put an end to this nasty war. and to start picking up the pieces. which is to say we get to talk about historic memory. the nature of historic memory. we get to suggest new ways for t the public to contend with madison's presidency. as well as his larger legacy. what tradition tells us

a careers of spending cuts the governor is proposing $120 million increase for cal state but the university says that is $116 million short of what it needs. also, hows more students are attending community college in california and those who graduate are guaranteed admission to cal state and may squeeze out high school graduates. >> student loan is not only a problem for the young, a new government report shows more senior citizens are struggling with student doubt. the government accountability office finds 4 percent of americans ages 65 to 74 carry student debt in 2010 and many using social security benefits to pay back federal student loans. most of the loan was for their own education decades ago and the rest was taken out for that children. a senate committee will address the issue at a hearing today. >> san francisco museum of modern art $10 million expansion is taking shape and steelworkers will put the final beam in place. the expansion is going up behind the museum's existing landmark building with the collection exploding from 12,000 to 32,000 pieces since moving to south mark ne

ohio state university even has a mine resistant ambush vehicle. obama ordered a review of the program after increased scrutiny. >> days after a historic vote queen elizabeth speaking out for the first time. she is urging scott to think carefully about the future. she was careful to remain neutral in the controversial issue. the vote is too close to call ahead of thursday's big vote. >> happy 30th birthday to prince harry who is waking up $19 million richer. he received the inheritance from his late mother princess diana. he makes between 70 and 84,000 a year as a captain in the british army. >>> it is 46 minutes after the top of the hour. the surprising new thing we learned about what's not in bottled water. is it making you sick? >> this romantic moment. the couple's epic makeout fail coming up. >> first brian kilmeade about what is coming up on "fox & friends first". >> i don't remember making out with that many people without footage. with he will try to get it in the next 24-hours. thank you for the transition. are we at war with isis? we will

more many, many years we've partnered with state universities and the private sector so reduce earthquake losses through the development of the advanced national system in california the partners are cal tech and uc berkley the california governor's office of emergency services and in the patrick northwest washington. together we're monitoring earthquake activity and able to provide critical tools to make our nation less vulnerable for loss of life due to earthquakes. the earthquake early warning system has been one the goals tennis sits inception now after work of investment from the generous foundation the u u u.s. g f with the state partners and individuals from the private sector have been able to develop the earthquake early warning that's been delivering earthquake warnings to test users for 2 and a half years the first time that's been successful in capturing earthquakes if california including the napa earthquake so we're really pleased that the staivengs is enthusiastically purring this we're pleased that the goals are to provide public alert thank you lieutenant governor newsom

also michigan state university on her education and the role of the big ten conference.washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span campaign 2014 debate coverage continues tonight at 9:00 with the nebraska second congressional debate. on friday afternoon at 2:00, the oregon governors debate. sunday, the iowa u.s. senate debate -- c-span campaign 2014 -- more than 100 debates for the control of congress. few of the a comments we recently received from our viewers -- >> i watch c-span almost every morning and you guys do a great job of the programming. i think the people you have on our really good and the topics you choose are really good but what i would like to see is somebody from both sides of the opinion. i think a lot of people have commented. i think watching the debate between two of the people is so much more informative for the public. you guys have done it a couple of times and i turn it on and we get both sides and i think that's what is really off sometimes. you guys are great but you could be awesome. >> c-span needs to get more lib

our last speakers are andrew burstein, who is the charles professor of history at louisiana state university, and he's the author of the books "the inner jefferson," "jefferson's secrets," "lincoln dreamt he died," history of the american dream, and he's also co-author with nancy isenberg, our second speaker, will be co-presenting, of "madison and jefferson." and andrew asked me it tell you about his new book that is coming out on jefferson's birthday next year, april 13th, 2015 called democracy's muse, how thomas jefferson became an fdr liberal. description of the white house historian. but anyway, and with him is nancy isenberg, who is also distinguished professor at louisiana state university. she's the author of two prize winning books. sex and citizenship and ant b l antebellum america and the co-author of "madison and jefferson." please welcome our speakers. [ applause ] >> there we go. i like to give a shoutout to a war vet, not the war of 1812, number 12235370, thank you for your service, dad. you -- [ applause ] you may wonder why it is that nancy and i got to be the closing act at

last week, police say he forced a chicago state university student into her car and assaulted her at 98-th and indiana, then left her locked in the trunk. the cook county juvenile probation department says parks' probation officer didn't follow all the rules. now, *all monitoring records are getting a thorough review. two boys were wounded during separate shootings in the city last night. a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot in the chest in west garfield park. it happened on the 200 block of north karlov. a 16-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot multiple times in the 22- hundred block of north kilborn. he was sitting on a porch talking to a group of girls when he was shot. a federal grand jury in chicago is demanding the records of governor quinn's questionable anti-violence program. the grant program was launched in 2010, as quinn faced re- election. critics say it was nothing but a 54-million dollar political slush fund. all prior subpoenas of the program have come from springfield... this is the first from chicago. the feds want a complete

it was sexually and has a lot of people outraged. >> public on the college campus florida state universityssee. >> this obviously isn't the only thing with this guy. this guy has got quite a record from back in 2012 bhafings like a hooligan. >> stuff out of a grocery store this guy. >> that was this year in 2014. stole some crab legs and crawl fish. >> involved with alleged assault on a woman. >> he was allowed to play at the time. the prosecutor in the case who was alum of florida state said they didn't havewsyw6 enough information. >> they didn't investigate very well. florida state suspends for a half, outcry so great they make it a full suspension of one game against clemson. >> now he has been reinstated. >> the beef is when he was on the sidelines, abc sports, which is locking in on this guy every two minutes, giving him all kinds of exposure, all kinds, you know. >> heisman trophy winner. >> yucking it up, he is in his uniform and is he getting even more famous and fame translates into money in this country that's the beef. legitimate beef. >> fine that abc sports showed it. they ar

it must be a degree not offered at california state university or university of california.the programs will be in place by 2017. some schools may start offering them as early as next year. >> it's 4:50 right now. the wall street journal looks at who you should hate the most in the mlb playoffs. >> and who will you throw your weight behind? >> and we'll show you which commute to support as well. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. it's illuminated out there this morning. they're waking up across the country in pittsburgh. g-men preparing for tomorrow's game against the pirates. >> as for the oakland a's, it is do or die tonight. first pitch comes just after 5:00. now, on the mound for the a's tonight, jon lester, that man, was the postseason star for the red sox last season, helped boston wins world series. the a's gave up a lot. if you are not an a's or giants fan, who to root for? the wall street journal has come up with a way to help you out here. >> the paper has created an mlb hatability ranking, the ten teams in general loathsomeness. >> and hatefulness. >> the tea

want to hear from you about the university of wisconsin and impact on your state. we're talking with ray cross, who's the president of the university of wisconsin system. how big is the university of wisconsin madison? >> madison has about 43,000 to 4 44,000 students. it's probably in the middle of the big ten, sixth or seventh, in that category of big ten. it's the third largest recipient of u.s. dollars, it's a major institution, it's been ranked in the top five ever since i can remember. it puts a tremendous emphasis on research, and all the work that's being done in stem cell research. and changing those into different heart cells and even retina cells. research in the biosciences, it's a phenomenal institution when it comes to research and energy and areas like that, it's been very active in the weather station. i think we have 18 nobel prize winners, engineering and chemistry and medicine and physics, it's a major research institution. #. >> and the university of wisconsin madison, its tuition fees for undergraduate degrees, for in state, you're looking at a l

county, congressional country club, the rain gauge, 1.93 inches of rain, over 1.5 inches at bowie state university. in waldorf, just over an inch and a quarter. the temperatures have fallen into the 70's. i have to step out of the way to show you this great time lapse i captured from the rooftop weatherbug camera. a beautiful evening until about 7:00. the dark ominous clouds moved in, could hardly see anything, then things quiet down a little bit. now much quieter outside of the studio when rosslyn and most of the area. today was hot and steamy. 95 at reagan national, 91 at washington dulles, 93 at bwi. five of the six days in september we have been at 90 degrees or above, but that streak is over. now in the 70's, falling at the 60's. improving conditions as we continue through the remainder of the overnight. most of the showers now across the chesapeake bay, much quieter up and down the east coast. numerous severe thunderstorm warnings, especially over new england. cooler and less humid air behind this. the dew point temperature the upper 40's, lower 50's over the great lakes. that air mass moves

she has been missing more than a week from appalachian state university. secret service agents, guns out, taking down a man who jumped over the white house fence. moments later he was arrested and led off the lawn. the man was wearing a pokemon hat and wearing a pecan chu doll no word why he jumped fence or who he is. >>> timothy jones, jr., waving his first court al appearance in south carolina. he is accused of killing his three boys and two girls and leaving their decomposed victim'ses on a mountain in alabama. he did not want to appear in court. the children are being remembered in a memorial in missile today. shannon: president obama outlined his campaign to oppose the terror threat by isis saying the u.s. will join a broad coalition but insisting that the offense against the militants will not involve u.s. combat troops. what can we expect from this so-called broad coalition, how effective will it be? john bolton former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. ambassador, good to see you this morning. we're hearing the word broad but i h

that's the word from a new study out of ohio state university. ooked at dozens of cases of suspected contamination, they found and focused on eight hydraulically fractured wells if those states and chemically linked the tainted water to the gags wells. they leaked gas because the piping and cement seals in the wells weren't working properly. >>> hurricane odile pounded the baja, california, peninsula overnight. the winds were nearly 110 miles an hour, ripped away building facades, brought down trees and power lines. residents and tourists rode out the hurricane in shelters. no word of injuries or damage from the quake. >>> this picture tweeted by the cabo san lucas visitors bureau shows the extent of the destruction. cab [ongly dependent on tourism. >>> cooler temperatures, i'll show you that coming up. >>> happening right now, the eagles are gearing up for their second game of the season. big game tonight, john. >> every player loves playing on monday night. we'll hear from nick foles on dealing with the crowd noise with a revamped offensive line

. >>> the head coach of the woman's basketball team at delaware state university has been reassigned. dell state would not say if the coach is the focus of an investigation. a delaware newspaper received a copy of a letter that she engaged in dehumanizing behavior toward players. she has been with the hornets since 2012. >> nurses union said they will walk out at 7:00 a.m. on sunday for a two-day work stoppage. they negotiated with hospital management yesterday, but announced no agreement was reached and the strike is still on. the contentions are over staffing levels and cuts to wages benefits and pensions. the contingency plan is to bring in outside nurses and keep unions nurses locked out for an additional 3 days after the strike is over. >> the waning days of summer are setting us up for fall. >> reporter: we'll get warmer over the weekend and you will see it gets cooler next week. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're rain free this morning, as we look outside we're expecting sunshine over the horizon later. no hint right now on storm tracker 6 live sky6 live hd and all th

many of you remember what happened at kent state university in 1970.ng it inspired ♪ ♪ four dead in ohio >> reporter: while many younger people, college aged people don't know much about that day in ohio. >> i don't know anything. >> reporter: you like urban outfitters? >> yes. >> reporter: but many of the university of delaware students also see why many people find this urban outfitters sweatshirt so offensive. >> i saw a picture this morning and went, really, of allç schools? >> reporter: in a sweet, urban outfitters apologizes for the sweatshirt they say is from their sun faded vintage collection. the red spots are just discolorations and is not supposed to look like blood. >> i i this this is a strategy. >> reporter: carolyn is a public relations professor at the university of delaware. they put out the controversial gun holiday ornament and the ghetto-opoly game a few years back. she believes this company knows exactly what they're doing. >> they're trying to do something that's provocative and transgressive. they push it. even if goes badly, it

. >>> sarah palin was wearing purple of her own yesterday at kansas state university campaigning for ator pat roberts' re-election. >>> and a new ad is appropriately called "naked truth." >> i'm kelly coltala. skinny-dipping on the job. more shameless what he doing to kansas. >> the naked truth is he voted to lower rates for seniors. >> he lines pockets of millionaire donors with big tax cuts and they line his when he his pockets. >> oh, thank goodness for that black box. a trio of conservative groups are launches a campaign against three republican candidates for supporting marriage equality and abortion. >>> and smell like a revolutionary. you can. two new perfumes in cuba. first called ernesto, and it has a citrus aroma. the om, hugo, after hugo chavez, smells fruitier. that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> joins by kevin cerilli from the hill. that means it is friday. >> happy friday. thanks for having me, betty. >> absolutely. talk about attorney general eric holder stepping down. why quit now? >> you know, i think that the political times is perhaps one of the r

bens a wrestler at oklahoma state university and the ncaa has a clause, clause number 12.4.4, self-employment clause, student athlete may establish his or her own business provided the athlete's name, photograph, appearance or athletic's reputation are not used to promote the business. the university noticed there might be a problem and that's when they stepped in. >> well then the ncaa needs to start paying these guys. >> we have ben via skype from oklahoma. welcome to the show. i'm sure collegeerywhere love y entrepreneurial spirit. how are you feeling about the fact that you invented this and now you can't get it to people? >> i'm dealing with it pretty well it's get me attention from you guys and interesting people across the world. >> what do wow want to be more, like college wrestler or a drunken entrepreneur? >> both. you can always do both. i decided that obviously it wasn't worth stopping something i love and quitting a team for something that is only a puddle in the lake of my student loan. my coach advised me that if i cancel it now i can continue eligibility and won't have repercu

holds a summit by the future of atlantic city and the ncaa lifts the sanctions against penn state universitye big story is the smoking gun video that came in the form of a fist to the face. nfl running back ray rice has been dismissed by his team the baltimore ravens and suspended by the nfl. it came within hours after releasing the video. it shows rice punching his then fianceÉ in a revel casino elevator. this was the first time that we saw what appears to be the actual punch. >>> and vernon odom is live in center city. you have been seeking reaction to the stark video and its consequences? >>reporter:the reaction that we received today is mixed. we have many fans that believe that domestic violence is strong. it's excessive based on the fact that they already penalized them. >> it came inside of the revel hotel elevator of ray rice knocking his then fianceÉ out

. >> half of the colleges and the universities that now exist in the united states will cease to exist. >> reporter: technology responsible for the shift is already under way. as some of the nation's top universities, including harvard and m. i. t. have started to open up their classes to the world for free through massive on-line courses known as mooks. >> it is a free education course offered on line anywhere from hundreds to thousands of students can sign up for it. >> reporter: the ability to receive a highly coveted elite education for free will have significant implications. >> your local state university is going to be in direct competition with the most elite universities in the world. >> futurists say big name universities with strong private endowments should be fine, low cost colleges will be okay, too. but those schools largely dependent on tuition may struggle and may not survive. >> the universities in trouble are those if you will, that are stuck in the middle. we're seeing this in industry after industry, those who were kind of caught in between those two will either ad

." >>> the ncaa lifted the sanctions against penn state university two years ahead of schedule. veral thousand penn staters gathered at old maine on campus to allow penn state's football team to go to a bowl game this season. they have a full compliment of 85 scholarship players as soon as next year. they ended the sanctions for the progress that they made in the wake of jerry sandusky sandal. >> mayor nutter worked out at deal with city council. it's a measurement sponsored by jim kenney passed in june. it has not been signed by the mayor all summer. no arrest or jamie time for knows caught with one ounce of marijuana or less. instead they get a $25 fine. prosecuting small-time users clogs of the legal system and ad disproportionately targets -- >>> there was efforts to find a prowler in the section of upper darby. dann cuellar what are the deals here? >>reporter:they want people to recognize the pepper captured on footage. the apartment here will remain on edge. this is the man that the upper darby investigators are focusing on. >> it's scared out here that someone is watching

the facebook photo that now has rutgers university apologizing to penn state. >>> and i'm tracking raint could impact tomorrow morning's commute. i'm watching some unseasonable weather for september. don't miss the details in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. that's next. >>> new at 6:00, the search is on for a missing woman in south jersey. 61-year-old valley frick was reported missing last night. she was last seen around noon. frick is the director of education at the camden children's garden. they don't know if her disappearance is suspicious. >>> tonight, nfl star adrian peterson is apologizing after being arrested on child abuse charges. the vikings running back says he was disciplining his son by striking the 4-year-old with a switch, a tree branch. peterson released a statement that reads in part, quote, i have to live with the fact that when i disciplined my son the way i was disciplined as a child i caused him injury that i never intended or thought would happen. i also understand after meeting with a psychologist that there are other alternative ways ofç disciplining

. >>> the cal state university system is taking steps to provide more help for victims of sexual assault. cs ux s to hire independent victim advocates at all 23 campuses. they will work with students that have been sexually assaulted and provide them with rights about -- provide them with their rights under law. >>> uc berkeley is installing new smart lights. the lights can sense what is happening in the room and then adjust heating and air conditioning. for example the lights can sense if the room is too hot or has gotten a little stuffy. workers say the lights detect when more people enter the room. >> yeah. you can see that. in the dormitory that we installed, you can see when the students moved in. >> pretty cool. the lights can send a signal to the ventilation system to find a problem and solve it. it's part of a bigger problem for the california institute of energy and environment. the improved efficiency is expected to save energy and money. >>> medical e is proposing a -- pg&e is proposing a new rate structure. every user pay just to access the power grid. it would be an adissal

ohio state university marching bandies making waves yet again this year with their half time show.turday they are performed a tribute to television playing music of nearly a dozen show, lets take a look. >>> you can see him there, on his skateboard that was simpson's of course, they did the theme to adams family, batman and the office and game of thrones. >> that is pretty cool to be able to play and watch, choreograph. >> that is actually a time when it is good to have seats way up in the nose bleed zones so you can see what is going on and see the characters. >> you never see the detail in the field level. >> that horse gallupping and all kind of good stuff. >> it is first day of school for students in philadelphia. so we want to see your pictures. use the hash tag fox 29 back to school. we use that hash tag all last week, perhaps the last day we will use that. >> my goodness we have had so many great pictures. we will share them throughout the show as well. >>> is there a group of teens working with philadelphia police to learn about fighting crime. >> seventy-three members of t

i live and work two jacobs in the richmond district and attend san francisco state university and ask you to stop those people from developing it is hard to make the rent i personally have friends whose names have been evicted to make room for the luxury condos prospective jurors o projects like these make a bunch of money and put the working-class families out into the street this will be a good way to give the long term students a chance to go to school and work and live in san francisco someday i'd like to spend my life in the city by luxury xhund condos are out of my reach let's build additional units so give everyone in san francisco rich or poor a chain. >> to live in the city money is money and people are people and we believe in community thank you. >> thank you. next speake >> i'm wendy chinning the owner open clement street i have 8 tenant living in my belief they're most of them have low income and senior citizens their don't speak english they ask me to talk about the blocking of air and light and have a negative impact to affordable housing and cause more problems. we try

we're at wayne state university.ernor rick schneider of michigan also with us, president of wayne state university, president wilson. >> president wilson, mika's wearing the colors. >> i got it, i got it. >> does it look good? oh, i like that. oh, extra large. >> extra large. all right, hey, look at this, huh. what do you say? machine. >> i love it. >> it's fantastic. i will be wearing this after i alter is because i'm very svelte. governor, there's so much to be excited about. there's a lot of challenges obviously with the city. you talk about the universities. a university like this one. and you talk about the growth that can come out of this. ways happening right now? we talked about some of the exciting things have happened. how does bankruptcy actually help detroit move past decades of mismanagement by politicians? >> it's great to have you here, by the way. it is about detroit and the huge comeback. bankruptcy is a help. when you to and look at it, detroit had gone through decades of decline. many things were a

got their degree from salra state university. perhaps that's why i'll always feel so at home in fabens. the next time you are in the 23rd district of texas, i ask you to go to fabens, learn the history of fabens and all of west texas. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i'd like to offer half a cheer for the recent news that the benchmark price for a, quote, silver level obamacare plan, end quote, will drop very slightly in f.y. 2015. while only half a cheer? as economics writer megan recently noted, contrary to optimistic early reports, that doesn't mean that everyone's costs are falling. consumers will have to be attentive to make sure their costs don't go up. the worse news, we won't actually know what affect the affordable care act is having on insurance prices until 2017 when a bunch of temporary subsidies for insurers