state. the university of mississippi, mississippi state university and mississippi university for for women.e removed the presidents and replace them with people -- i think one was a real estate agent. another had just received his bachelor degree a year before.he removed all the people -- this is what was claimed -- that didn't like him. he removed professors that went against him, the president, and replaced them with his cronies. a lot of his friends that were often not qualified suddenly theeived positions in universities in the state. this particular document here is a report of the executive committee of the association of colleges, which is one of the accreditation units for universities. they did their own investigation. the put not only the 3 schools whose presents were removed, but also southern mississippi on probation. that was something that made a lot of headlines. it hurt bilbo's career a good bit. what he was known for and what people around the country came to identify with bilbo was where his views on race relations. ,s u.s. senator, theodore bilbo one of his possible legis

lawsuit being filed today, says senior staff at california state university, actually made it possible the protesters in violation of the university's free speech policy, made it possible for the protesters to shut down the speech. that lawsuit filed today is a case. it is first amendment case. named as defendants is are the president of the university, william covino. nancy, california state university l.a. campus vice president for student life. there is this professor, molina abdullah, professor of pan african studies who was tweeting to people to go shut down this speech. essentially with they're saying is that the university took a proactive roll in stopping and preventing free speech of a club on the campus, the young americans for freedom, young americans foundation in violation of not only their own stated university policies, but the u.s. constitution. david: that little thing. >> that little thing. david: adam shapiro, thank you very much. melissa: i am still bugged about the facebook thing. like someone says i'm sorry you feel like i did something wrong. that is not an actua

a limit to the number of drinks sold. >>> joe biden will speak to graduates at the delaware state university. he will deliver the commencement address and speak at this year's graduation syracuse university law school and the u.s. military academy at westpoint. students at the nation's capitol will hear from barack obama at howard university. else the 6th sitting president to deliver the key. ♪ address at the schools commencement. >>> if you have not heard, you could be the next millionaire in the powerball drawing. the drawing is worth $415 million. the jackpot has gone 18 drawings with no one winning all that money. you can see the winning numbers during "action news" at 11:00 p.m. 7:38 still ahead on "action news," saturday morning, giving babies a fighting chance. we'll tell you about this local ambitious project that helps new moms as they go home from the hospital. >>> plus a large tree came tumbling down on top of cars in north jersey. and meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we take this live look over the philadelphia international air

this year first lady michelle obama was the commencement speaker for the graduates of jackson state university. in her speech, the first lady discussed the schools segregated past and encourage students to exercise their right to vote. this is 30 minutes. >> let me start by thanking dr. myers for that wonderful introduction and more her leadership of the spine university. mayor want to thank garber, representative thompson, and all the elected officials and members of congress who are here with us today, as well as mr. perry. all of the trustees. of course all of the faculty and staff here at jackson state, let's take a moment to give it up to the people who helped you to hear. thank you all for your incredible hospitality. i would not be anywhere else but here. i may be a little jetlagged, but i'm here right now to celebrate all of you. so i'm grateful. both of theto thank choirs and the band for that beautiful music. you all are amazing. before we go way in, we have to give it up to all the folks in the stands to help you all get here. but moms, dads, brothers, sisters, grandparents, cou sin

. >> michelle obama was the commencement speaker for jackson state university. in her speech, she discussed the school's segregated past and encouraged the students their right to vote. his is 30 minutes. mrs. obama: let me thank the dock for for that wonderful introduction and leadership of this fine university. and i thank the representatives and all the elected officials and members of congress who are here with us today as well as mr. perry, all of the trustees, dr. blaine, reverend rodes and all of the faculty and staff here at jackson state. let's take a moment to give it up to the people who helped get you here. thank you for your incredible hospitality. i may be a little jet lagged, but i'm here right now to celebrate all of you, so i'm grateful. i have to thank the band and both of the choirs today for the beautiful music. you all are amazing. and of course, before we go way in, we have to give it up to all the folks in the stands who helped you all get here, the moms and dads, brothers, sisters, grandparents, cousins, friends, neighbors. all you all mu

university of mississippi, what is now mississippi state university, and the university for women. he removed the president and replace them with people like, i think one person was a real estate agent and another person had received his naturalist agree the year before. he removed all the people who did not like him. he removed professors who went against him and the president and replace them with his cronies. a lot of his friends who were not qualified received the universities in the state. report of at is a colleges -- of colleges in the state. it is one of the accreditation unit -- units for the diversity. they did their own investigation . the put not only the 3 schools whose presents were removed, but also southern mississippi on probation. that was something that made a lot of headlines. it hurt bilbo's career a good bit. what he was known for and what people around the country came to identify with bilbo was where his views on race relations. as u.s. senator, theodore bilbo, one of his possible legislative ideas was the greater liberia act. this act was something that bil

. >> this year, first lady michelle obama was the commencement speaker for jackson state university. in her speech, she discussed the school's segregated past and encouraged the students their right to vote. this is 30 minutes. mrs. obama: let me thank the dr. meyers for that wonderful introduction and leadership of this fine university. and i thank the representatives and all the elected officials and members of congress who are here with us today as well as mr. perry, all of the trustees, dr. blaine, reverend rodes and all of the faculty and staff here at jackson state. let's take a moment to give it up to the people who helped get you here. thank you for your incredible hospitality. i would not be anywhere else but here. i might be a little jetlagged, but i am here right now to celebrate all of you, so i'm grateful. i have to thank the band and both of the choirs today for the beautiful music. you all are amazing. and of course, before we go way in, we have to give it up to all the folks in the stands who helped you all get here, the moms and dads, brothers, sisters, grandparents,

beer live at san francisco state university in the protest expected there, alex. >> reporter: i've reached out to the organizers of this demonstration at san francisco university. we're hoping to hear back from them soon. we do know this day of action will begin with a march across this campus and it will cullminate. and here we are outside of the student center at malcolm x plaza. we also know there will be similar rallies at five prth cal state campuses later today. students are voicing their opposition to propose tuition hikes, a four-year freeze on tuition increases is just about to end and the board of trustees recommend tuition start increasing annually based on inflation. protesters say too many students wouldn't be able to afford a quality station education. students will begin a hunger strike at noon today with that big noontime rally and i've reached out to the organizers of the demonstration. we're hoping to have them on our show coming up on mornings on two. back to you for now, gasia. >> alex, thank you. >>> 7:07. the golden state warriors in game 1 of the nba playoffs got off

>> i graduated from san francisco state university. >> all right. >> university of virginia. >> okay. >> university of utah. >> all right. uc berkeley. four different colleges, right? and we're all doing fine. >> i think we're fine. [ laughs ] >> i think so. we hope so. but it is important to note, though, that the pressure isn't just coming from the parents. the students seem to be putting more pressure than ever on themselves, and sometimes we're seeing tragic results, right? we've had that spate of suicides in palo alto. that's just one sharp example. but what is happening that the children really put that much pressure on themselves? >> well, again, i think a lot of it comes from the families. i think parents need to really reassure their kids that they love them unconditionally and they're going to love them wherever they go to college. i think there is a lot of emphasis on getting into college as the ultimate goal, not valuing the high-school experience. and what people need to realize is, once you get into college, you also need to be able to graduate from that college and that

he went on to ohio state university. he became the first african-american naval aviator. story is very tragic. he was in for chili killed in action during the korean conflict. unfortunately killed in action during the korean conflict. you can see how the military has evolved over time. we focus on operation desert storm, the global war on terrorism, and we end with hattiesburg, where we show those who are from this area who have served honorably in the united states armed forces. show thatrtant to though they were not granted equal rights, they won it to fight for their country. they saw the bigger picture. we can see how the military has evolved over time. also the soldiers at the time, they did not know what the end result would be. our museum shows what the end result would be and equal opportunity in the military for the soldiers. so their sacrifices were not in vain. >> our cities toward staff recently traveled to hattiesburg, mississippi to learn about its rich history. learn more about hattiesburg and other stops on the tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are wa

pen lives.com report insurancers in litigation with penn state university, they claim a boy told paterno that sandusky molested him four decade ago. claim was mentioned in a court order by a philadelphia judge. report also claims that assistant coaches saw inappropriate contact between sandusky and other children in the 1980's. paterno family says in evidence supports those claims. >>> meanwhile judge has granted jury sandusky's request for an appeals hearing. the it is scheduled for may 20th. sandusky's attorneys trying to prove claims that prosecutors lied, withheld evidence and leaked secret grand jury information, all to find more possible assault information. former penn state assistant football coach is serving 60 years in prison for 45 counts of child sexual abuse. >> he will get another hearing. >>> well, clock is ticking on atlantic city as you know, how long governor christie says atlantic city has left before it runs out of money. >>> an update on the potential whereabouts of an escaped prisoner in new jersey, why police say resident should remain on alert. >>> we have a weath

sandusky leaving the employ of penn state university. >> sandusky retired in 1999. i reached out to the insurance company covering penn state. they did not want to comment. if this lawsuit proceeds to trial, we may learn more about whether that kind of insurance exemption for sex abuse claims is common and why in this case it ended right after sandusky retired. >>> all right. now to the south jersey bureau. today marks day five in the search for an inmate who escaped from a minimum security prison. he is still on the loose. officials no longer believe that arthur buckle is in the varn gut township area. that's where they've been looking for him since wednesday. the 38-year-old escaped from a prison facility in winslow township on tuesday morning. we have learned that he once served time as manslaughter for killing a 10-month-old child. authorities are not saying where they are now focusing their search. >>> vice president joe biden will deliver the commencement address today at delaware state university. about 700 students will receive diplomas. the ceremony will hel

on this edition of "equal time". [ music ] hello and welcome to the campus of san jose state university and this edition of equal time. i'm your host, journalism school director, bob rucker. >> there are various student athletes across the country. and san jose state is home to many. sports naturally always pose a danger of getting hurt at unexpected times. but are the benefits worth the risk of injury among these sports, in addition to the chances of making it to the professional level afterwards? sports like soccer are played from a young age, and students like felix petermann, goalie for the san jose state soccer team, says continuing to play was the right decision. >> i made the decision many, many years ago that i wanted to take that risk. that i wanted to go pro. play professional soccer. just because i think what is better to do than making your biggest passion, making work out of it. making your money out of it? >> lacrosse is another physical sport that is found on san jose state grounds. it also poses threats like concussions. while the risks are there, team sports like lacros

according to the lawsuit, professors at cal state university l.a.ohibit the speech from taking place. so shapiro and students who were members of the club that invited him say their the free speech first amendment rights were violated. the defendants are the university president, also and professor, molina abdulla who put out facebook and tweeted to students, go stop the speech. deirdre: "making money" with charles payne starts next. charles: egyptair place 804 disappears on its way to cairo. officials are saying the cause is most likely terrorism. joining me now, carl higbie, mercedes schlapp. and captain nash, let me go to you first. a lot of speculation about what's going on here. fill us in on what we do know. >> an a320 took out en route to

he went on to ohio state university. he became the first african-american naval aviator. his story is very tragic. he was unfortunately killed in action during the korean conflict. this portion of the museum we highlight more recent conflicts and you can see how the military has evolved over time. we focus on operation desert storm and the global war on terrorism and we end with the hattiesburg hall of honor and we show those who have fought honorably in the united states military forces. it's very important to tell the story of soldiers not always granted equal rights but they still stood tall and said, no, i want to fight for my country. this is my country. they saw the bigger picture. really appreciate the fact that we can see how the military has evolved over time, although those soldiers at that time, they didn't know what the end result would be, they showed what they were and equal opportunity in the military for these soldiers. so their sacrifices were not in vein. >>> our cities tour staff recently traveled to hattiesburg, mississippi, to learn about its rich his

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. >>> new here on "action news," a penn state university said its legal settlements with jerry sandusky's accusers go back to 1971. that's 40 years. it's the first time the school said how far back in time the settlements reach. the university paid out $90 million. this comes after the penn state president said allegations that joe paterno new the abuses since 1976 are unsubstantiated. >>> the montgomery county district attorney is expected to release more information about the deadly fire in norristown. two adults and a child were killed in the fire. 6 others were injured including a child who was taken to the children's hospital of philadelphia. at last check they were each listed in critical condition. >>> happening today, new jersey lawmakers will vote on a work leave bill. it will require employers to offer one hour sick day for ho hours of work. business groups say the bill will make it difficult to operate in new jersey. lottery officials in the garden state are holding a news conference this morning, perhaps we could learn who won the 429 power ball jackpot. the winning ticket was

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santa rosa junior college sonoma state university and the farmers market of the contra costa and regional medical centers president obama covered a wide range of issues early today during a white house news conference coming up with an accountant and as we will have more with the have to say about those of the republican nominee down of trump. >>pam m: the city since the popular arts college has violated the city and state lolls in the way it buys in uses property in san francisco. >>catherine h:. >>catherine h: an example this is the academy of art and bottom of buildings the zone for use as apartments and of the residences and comfortable and custom and bonds without getting permission this is a decade long fight the lawsuit asking a judge to declare some of the properties as a nuisance and ordered for the school to stop using them in is asking for millions of dollars in fines meantime a turn for the school " to university has been working with city officials to try and resolve the problems. >>pam m: attorney for former 40 niner and stubblefield who was accused of rape have accused the

university of oregon, oregon for her landmark discoveries of the molecular characteristics of water surfaces and how her findings affect environmental, chemical and technological processes around the united states the globe to promote women in science. [ applause ] >> national medal of technology and innovation. joseph desimon. [ applause ] . national medal of technology and innovation to joseph desimon university of north carolina at chapel hill north carolina state university and carbon 3-d california for materials science that led to developmental technology from manufacturing to medicine and innovative and inclusive higher education and entrepreneurship. [ applause ] >> robert fish el. [ applause ] national medal of technology and innovation to robert e. fishel university of maryland at college park, maryland for invention of novel medical devices used in the treatment of illnesses improving the health and saving lives of millions of patients around the world. [ applause ] >> arthur gossard. [ applause ] >> national medal of technology and innovation to arthur gossard university of california santa barbara, california for innovation of artificially structured ultrahigh performance semicondu

california state university teachers will be getting a raise. union members represented thousands of teachers and they voted to approve that deal. 97% voted yes. the contract calls for raises totaling up to 10.5%. the decision was made after teachers threatened to not report to work, the board of trustees still has to approve the deal and that could happen later this month. >>> a little bit of rain could be heading our way again, we are looking live at the golden gate bridge, brittney shipp has been tracking the forecast. >> if it comes we will see a little bit of rainfall, we have a chance tomorrow all the way up to saturday and things should clear up for mother's day. here is a look as far as what you could expect. showers may develop along the coast and they will linger into the morning and we will see a slight chance of rain heading into wednesday and the best chances thursday on into friday. that is what we can expect for the rest of the week and we will have cooler temperatures. san francisco 56, oakland 57, livermore staying mild, low 60s

the california state university system launches a review of hiring practices. >>> new developments inthe death of a millibary man, the three arrests man and the charges they face. >>> the morning commute will be busy, right now we look good. . >>> we're stuck in a pattern, if you like it you will like today. we'll see if we'll get showers out of this. out of this. . >>> a fire erupts in a san jose home seven-day forecast:00 six: sending 6 out of their home. welcome back to mornings on two. >>> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is 4:30. i did hear we could get rain? >> hit and miss. it's late in the season for rain. >> enough to water the tomato plants? >> isolated. maybe your neighbors, but not yours. >> dash it -- darn it. >> we have an area of low

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, between snooun and 1999 only the company was exempt from paying claims involving university employees, and penn state would be responsible. >> in 1992, for whatever reason, history or specific knowledge of whaf what was going on at the university, they wrote exclusions into their policies. >> reporter: mike o'neil, a civil attorney in center city is not involved in this lawsuit with state, but has litigated many insurance coverage cases. he explains it's to the unreasonable that an insurance company might have that kind of exclusion in its policies with schools, church, or other institutions, but the fact that this exclusion with penn state only lasted until 1999 raises questions. >> what's interesting and what the court notes is that in 1999, forward, this exclusion did not exist within the policies for penn state. it also coincides with mr. sandusky leaving the employee of penn state university. the judge et writes it is interesting, although a coincidence that the abuse or molestation exclusion ceased to be employed in the company policies the same year that sandusky retired from psu. now, again,

it is owned and cared for by the national teacher hall of fame in emporia state university. i've introduced legislation last year that would designate the memorial to fallen educators as a national memorial. the more than 100 fallen teachers whose names are etched in marble taught in schools across the country. as a nation, we should recognize together the incredible sacrifices they each made because of their dedication to educating young people, their dedication to caring, loving and protecting young people. of this legislation has no cost to the taxpayer and private funds will be used to maintain the memorial. it simply brings the site, the only one in the united states dedicated to fallen educators the national prestige it merits. as the senate considers the national memorials proposed for designation, i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting this worthy tribute to our fallen teachers. anyone who has ever been inspired by an educator should visit the memorial and recognize and remember those honorable lives that have been lost. mr. president, i yield the floor and

racial activist, pushed for the creation of ethnic studies at san francisco state university. >> each generation they make their own history. that determine to they are. >> reporter: danny glover and others plan to work with this, on the east coast, the film has another fight in new york with cornell university. they're producers and directors, they joined the movement to establish a black studies department there. >> i did not go away to college to be an activist but got caught up in the time. >> if you become an activist the college for issues that involve social justice, racial justice, etc. is likely to put you on a path of commitment and working to better the world for the rest of your lives. >> the release of this film is so timely here in san francisco. local activists are still fighting for the rate. -- for the right. >> it just shows that with racism and other issues they are institutionalized. >> reporter: pam moore hosted the event. recent protests were talked about. the black lives matter movement and the frisco five and the frisco 500 are -- frisco five hunger strike. sta

experience not only in the early caregiver center with the jewish community center but san francisco state university and early care and alameda and other great organizations by being an entering richmond parents she understands the urgent care i strongly recommended her with many outside the that speak the best praise to her us. >> thank you supervisor mar we need training in aftercare especially i know this is c pack but in general for school programs care identify heard the providers or organizations for at the school is maybe changing the curriculum or doing something we're not getting the support for the children for homework and so forth i appreciate you recognize that. >> so colleagues seeing no other questions or comments opening up for public comment so anyone want to speak on item one please step forward seeing none, public comment is closed and colleagues, can we get a motion. >> i move kelly datson for the district 1 for the childcare and planning. >> second by supervisor cowen without objection congratulations. >> thank you mr. clerk item 2. >> a hearing to confirm the controllers of jam

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gap year organizations provide scholarships to support low-income students and many universities, like mine, florida state, subsidizing gap year experiences. with rededicating $50,000 in scholarships to support low-income students in their gap year experiences. >> brangham: why would a university, which i understand they are increasingly interested in this, why would colleges and universities want their students to do this? >> we now know very clearly this is a transformational educational experience. from our side we know we'll get good and motivated and purposeful students when they come back to florida state, and many in the universities are beginning to recognize this and see it as a powerful educational intervention. the students will retain better, graduate from the university and we want to spearhead this and help signal to students and families and other stakeholders and jakes system that gap years are an important part of t educational system. >> brangham: i understand there are scholarships available for low-income students but isn't this still the providence of wealthier students. >> it's still

. >>> a san jose state university alumnus who is among five people who collapsed and died in the philippinesed in. graduated from san jose state university in 2005 and moved to the philippine wheres he worked -- philippines where he worked. the summer's biggest rave party yesterday when he and four people collapsed. the cause of the death is under investigation. >>> two motorcyclist died when they crashed into the same car yesterday, highway 113. the chp says a woman was driving a dodge north on the highway before 7:00 p.m. at the same time two motorcyclists were riding south. the woman in the car turned left but didn't yield for the motorcycles. both motorcycles crashed into the car and the riders were rejected. they were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the car was released and drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the crash. >>> a man trying to commit suicide by lion attack ended up surviving but two lions did not. officials at the zoo say the man jumped in the lion enclosure, stripped naked and taunted the lions. the lions starting to bite the man. the workers were forced to

history inh school utah, and i am also a graduate student at utah state university. i'm trying to show my students that learning is lifelong. fresh air, iath of often don't get this discussion in utah. [laughter] this whole conference, i want my students with me, how great would that be for them to be here? with regards what professor jones was saying, how do we reach a wider audience? gety classrooms i do resistance when i teach african-american history, i often get raised eyebrows. martin luther king, march of progress, we are done. for example, i had a student that said to me that when she went home, your mother told me i had made it up. very seriously. by the end of the year she conceded to me, and i brought her along with me, but i cannot say i brought her parents, though. and also, note label liberal, with the way i teach. but i would like to leave my classroom feeling good, positive, like they learned something and can be positive about american history. but had we reach that wider audience? andthat i have learned heard this weekend is great, but had we get th

experience not only in the early caregiver center with the jewish community center but san francisco state university and early care and alameda and other great organizations by being an entering richmond parents she understands the urgent care i strongly recommended her with many outside the that speak the best praise to her us. >> thank you supervisor mar we need training in aftercare especially i know this is c pack but in general for school programs care identify heard the providers or organizations for at the school is maybe changing the curriculum or doing something we're not getting the support for the children for homework and so forth i appreciate you recognize that. >> so colleagues seeing no other questions or comments opening up for public comment so anyone want to speak on item one please step forward seeing none, public comment is closed and colleagues, can we get a motion. >> i move kelly datson for the district 1 for the childcare and planning. >> second by supervisor cowen without objection congratulations. >> thank you mr. clerk item 2. >> a hearing to confirm the controllers of jam

and we have alex savidge at the san francisco state university with more on the demonstration happening there.>> reporter: good morning. the san francisco state students are planning a day of action, and there will be a march across campus, and then culminating with a big noontime rally happening outside of the student center where we are this morning. this is the malcolm x plaza, and you can expect a busy day here, and filling up with people in a few hours. there will be similar rallies at other cal state campuses later in the day. students are voicing their opposition to the proposed student hikes, and a four year freeze on the tuition hike is about to end, and tuition will increase annually based on inflation. the protesters say that to me students could not afford the education at the cal state campus. also today organizers will be protesting possible cuts to the college of ethnic study at san francisco state, an ongoing issue, students beginning the hunger strike to oppose the cuts to the college of ethnic studies. we will bring you back out here live, and we will tell you that the

in a few hours the president of san francisco state university will meet with four students staging a hunger strike. the students are upset about cutting the ethnics department. one was taken to the hospital but she's back and continues with the hunger strike. the students no longer feel hungry and expert the support of other students. >> i feel i could go another two weeks. the more people that come out the less hungry i feel. >> the support shut come from around the campus. one person should take ethnics classes. >> the president is willing to work through the list of demanders. they have 10 demands including doubling the budget of the ethnic studies department. >>> san francisco teachers held a rally headquarters, they are asking for a safe and supportive schools initiative. latino and african-american students are missing classes because of behavior problems that are not being addressed. >>> ed lee has promised 17 1/2 million dollars to retomorrow the police department reduce officer-involved shootings. $11million will go to violence prevention programs. there's funding for 100 ta

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their concerns stemmed from discussions by a cal state university task force about tidying fee increases freeze is lifted during the next school year. students at sf state are asking for $3 million in additional funding for the schools college of ethnic studies. four students say they are going on a hunger strike until the department is fully funded. >> what i fear more than me dying or hurting myself is that there's a future where my kid is not going to be able to learn about where he came from. >> the university says the program is actually overbudget, but says it will make up the shortfall and has no plans to cut ethnic studies. >>> a famed san francisco hotel doorman is celebrating a milestone. tom sweeney has been on the job it feels like forever at this -- francis drake hotel, over 40 years. >> everyone knows tom sweeney. tara moriarty shows us how mayor ed lee today proclaimed tom sweeney day in his honor. >> taxi. taxi. >> reporter: for 40 years, tom sweeney has been a fixture on powell street in san francisco. the famed and friendly doorman in the beefeater suit at the francis d

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. >> reporter: in a court battle between penn state university and insurance company who should pay settlement money over the sexual abuse victims, a philadelphia judge made a r revelati revelation. the judge wrote insurance claimed a child reported to the head coach he was sexually molested. if true, that means paterno first heard the accusation nearly two decades earlier than he previously admitted, and, again, raises the question of whether paterno could have done more to stop the coach. we might never know if the allegation is true. sandusky convicted on 45 counts of sexual abuse in 2012 serving 30 years in prison. paterno died in 2012, and the alleged victims' testimonies are sealed. most students arrived after he was convicted and paterno died, but hearing this allegation adds another layer to ponder when considering his legacy. >> in my opinion, he did as much as he could have, just was not taken further by the university officials. >> it does make you question, like,ly who you are, like, supporting. >> reporter: in a written statement, the family called the new allegation unstanuated,

student leaders tells me it's a time for them to reclaim the state university system. they call it solidarity of mayday. students are requesting -- tuition hikes is a major concern because of a four-year freeze on increases is about to end. accord to students for quality education, the board of trustees wants to increase tuition annually based on inflation. >> i want people to be angry with me because we're paying for this institution and the resources we deserve. it's time to get them so we can graduate and make our economy great. >> another thing students continue to focus on is the cause of ethnic studies that has been talked about a lot because of the budget cut. fssu president reiterates that no plain exists to reduce the budget for the six colleges -- so the rally is just now getting underway here. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a lawmakers tries to help those drowning in loan debt. john will introduce a student lone reform bill to refinance student loan interest rate and recalculate interest rates for future borrowers and allows students to reinvest in the society wit

. >>> pn -- penn state university said settlement for jerry sandusky date back to 1971. the first time the school has said the settlements reach. the university has paid out more than $90 million. this comes after penn state president denied allegations that joe paterno knew of the abuse as early as 1976. >>> north carolina governor filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the controversial bathroom law, the state had until today to respond to the department. justice. the law requires transgender people to use public bathrooms corresponding to the sex on their big picture certificate. the state says the federal government is overreaching. the doj said if they do not remove the law they will lose millions in federal funds. >>> mercury is moving across the face of the sun today. mercury's journey is expected to last until 2:30 p.m. nasa says it's an event that happens only 14 times a century. >>> -- 13 times a industry. >>> hundreds ever marriages who cruised into history have returned from their voyage to cube. >>> why the promise of a good deal is turning into

that's followed by first lady michelle obama speaking to the graduates of jackson state university. and later, former secretary of state henry kisen jerzutches the vietnam war and u.s. foreign policy. at a forum hosted by the l.b.j. residential library. this week, the u.s. holocaust memorial museum honored georgia congressman john lewis with the 2016 ely weasel award. -- elie wiesel award. he worked with martin luther king jr. and other prominent leaders. the ceremony is 35 minutes. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the useum vice chair, alan holt. >> good evening, everyone. it's an honor to be here, and i want to express my thanks to all of you for being here. i want to especially thank this evening's chairs, beth hifitz and jody and wrod mackland. [applause] and the washington community. my home community for this fantastic show of support for the museum and its campaign. i am the son of holocaust survivors. and i am also blessed. i just celebrated with my parents their 70th wedding anniversary. [applause] i grew up in the 1950's and the 1960's. two events that i most

researchers at the ohio state university say more study is needed. pain itself may cause a decrease in empathy as well. >>> tonight apple is denying a report that they will stop selling music on itunes in two years. a rep says it is not true. download sales in the u.s. have dropped half a billion dollars in the past two years. >>> it is one of the most tricky and controversial questions when it comes to your car. how often should you change the oil? we took the same model car to three different shops and guess what. we got three different answers. tomorrow night at 11:00, michael finney shows you what you need to know to of is a money and the environment. join us right here for michael's report. >> for now we wanted to turn to our weather. >> sandhya patel is here. >> and it is only going to get better. >> we have the fog along the coast and it is pushing in over the bay as well. the temperatures right now are still 70 degrees in antioch. that is not a typo. 54 in half moon bay. and here is a live look from our emeryville camera where you can see the

the washington state university people out in eastern washington did this study.get shot by white cops proportionally, not numberswise but proportionately. >> keep in mind, what they did, bill, they put them in side a real life video game. you have officers with large high def hun tores and actors coming in there they are modified with lasers to shoot. armed, unarmed white, black. they interact with the officers. depending how the officers act and words they use, then this will end up in conflict or cooperation. >> these aren't stats compiled across the country? >> no, it's spokane, washington. >> this was experiment. >> experiment three times. spokane washington police department. done between august 12th of 12 and november of 2013. keeping in mind though this was done, all three of these lab projects done before the august 9th, 2014 shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. >> you said it was done before that. >> before that. the "the washington post" compiled the information after that and according to the "the washington post," 990 people, 990 people we

that's what sources are now saying about the shooting of a florida state university law professor back in 2014. the case, now blown wide open with the arrest of a suspect. sigfredo garcia, grabbed by police last night at a south florida gas station and facing a judge this morning, on charges of first-degree murder. the victim, dan mar kel, shot execution-style this inside his garage. during the middle of the day. >>> detroit police say the gunman who put a bullet in a 2- year-old girl's head is in custody tonight. investigators believe the little girl's dad was the intended target. they say the father and her suspect got into an argument. words were exchanged. then shots rang out wednesday night. a family member says the child was hanging on tonight in critical condition. new york city police, looking for the gunman, who opened fire at a concert by popular rap artist, t.i. one person was killed, three surveillance footage and talking to witnesses following the violence wednesday night. witnesses say there was an argument in the vip section before the shots rang out. >>> coming up, afte

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