this concept was created by , somea state university architecture students came up with this idea. over 30 years we figured out how to find it, what it takes to support the annual maintenance , so for about $100 million we got $1.5 billion back, plus all these beautiful places to live and work and hundreds of new businesses being generated because they want to be here. >> what do you want to see for your city next? it sounds like this happen pretty rapidly. what is your ideal scenario for your city? >> but i really think tempe wants is to make the world a better place. but we have a lot of young people and the goal of the city is to help its residents achieve it streams. that is the goal of any city. we want our residents spent to do whatever it is they want to do. want to cure disease or open a popsicle stand, that is rate. whatever they want, that is what we want for our city. featuringekend, where the history of tempe arizona. learn more about tempe and other stops on our cities tour at www.c-span.org. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3.

he died at james cancer hospital at ohio state university. he was 95. >> current government funding ends today, the senate works shortly extending until april 28, 2017. democrats holding up the continuing resolution to fund the government as they push for a 1-year extension of healthcare for thousands of miners and their families, now includes a four month extension is one of the senators behind that, joe mentioned, was scheduled to meet with donald trump in new york, that has been postponed until monday, senate coming in, live coverage on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. great and eternal god, we refue to forget your generous blessings that bring joy to our lives. you satisfy us with good things

earlier after he met with families and victims of the ohio state university attack. president-elect trump: this is a great honor for me today. state in a fantastic ohio. we just saw the victims and the families, these are really brave people, amazing people. the police and first responders were incredible. it the job done in particular by what young gentleman, was incredible. he is very brave. the families have done so well to come through this so well, so a lot of respect. senator john glenn today, the passing of time, he was really can be a great american hero. a truly great american hero. i met him on two separate occasions, like him. have always liked them. he has always been an american hero. it was an honor for me to be here today. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] >> and a look from earlier today, the president-elect talking about have been met with the victims and families that were affected by the attacks at the ohio state university. last night on c-span, just waiting for donald trump, making another stop on his thank you tour. he is stopping in iowa. he h

he has been meeting with family members, victims of the ohio state university terror attack.tunately nobody was killed, but people were injured. he has also been meeting with first responders. this is a different side, presumably, of the president-elect we're going to see. and he just spoke and explained why he was doing this. we'll have that tape in a few seconds. but this is an important moment for the incoming president. >> it is. and it's an important role for any president to have, this kind of comforter in chief. we haven't seen him do that. when there are different tragedies around the country. as he was running that wasn't really his role. he was mainly sort of someone who was the tough and strong leader. again, he'll have to learn to do that. it is about how is he growing into this role as president. is he changing. in some ways we haven't seen him change. he is still tweeting. he is still sort of punching down at folks. this is a different side and i think a welcome side for at lot of people. again as the sense that he's growing into this role and changing and doing

the former astronaut had been hospitalized "more than a week ago," at ohio state university's cancer hospital, according to a university spokesman. but the reason, and the cause of his death, have not been disclosed tributes and condolences have poured in since the news of his death. in a statement, president obama said glenn "reminded us that with courage and a spirit of discovery there's no limit to the heights we can reach together." president-elect trump also tweeted his condolences. along wth nasa >> reporter:in 1959, glenn along with six other astronauts were selected as the first americans to send into space, glenn was the last living member of the group, known as the "mercury 7." in 1962 glenn made three orbits around the earth in four hours and 55 minutes, before landing off the coast of grand turk island. the success of the flight bolstered the american spirit. pres. john f. kennedy reportedly ordered nasa not to fly glenn again because he was too valuable as a national figure after retiring from nasa, glenn continued to serve his country as a u.s. senator, representing ohio

. >> a firer in san francisco state university left two students homeless. it caught fire last night. san francisco state university students didn't realize the severity of the situation at first. they have a lot of false alarms in the building and investigation into the cause of the fire continues. >>> an overturned big rig caused serious driving delays in the east bay. hires 680 with traffic still slow. i tweeted out a few photos. you can see the overturned truck right there. it happened east of pleasant hill road in lafayette on westbound 24. no one was hurt but had a severe impact on the westbound lanes. at 3:00 this afternoon, residual delays stretched to 680. lanes are now all open and traffic recovering but it's still stop and go. >>> abc7 news learn that two of the five people admitted to the hospital following a crash at bus stop are recovering at home. a car ran into a group of people in san francisco's chinatown. three others in the hospital. still photos taken by a witness show the aftermath of the accident. a total of ten people were hurt. inves

>> chris jansing live on the campus of the ohio state university in columbus. thank you very much. >>> even with the president-elect on the road, his transition team hints more cabinet picks could be coming today. trump reportedly tapping a fast food exec to lead the labor department. this after the president-elect escalated a twitter war with carrier union leader chuck jones who told nbc's hallie jackson last hour that he's okay. >> maybe i could have phrased it in a different manner,ut it is what it is, and i stand behind all my comments. even calling him out on the numbers that he was using. i'm not offended or anything else by his comments. really don't faze me one way or another. >> let's dig into this. kristin welker and hallie jackson who spoke with jones last hour. i know you had a chance to speak with that union leader. what more did he have to say and does he consider himself fair game? >> yeah, i think so, and he has no regrets. i think thats with one of the big takeaways. he said days will go donald trump lied his butt off. he was using more colorfu

students at san jose state university remain on edge - despite the fact a suspect has been taken into custody after a series of sexual batteries. yesterday a we told you a student had been arrested. but now school officials say more than one perpetrator may be behind the recent attacks. kron4's rob fladeboe has reaction from campus. sot maria bernal/student ready to fight back if it comes to that, san jose state sophomore maria bernal was relieved tolearn that university police have made an arrest in at least one of six cases of sexual battery dating back to october. sot maria bernal/student this is the booking photo of 19 year old huaien david kong, who was arrested thursday and charged with sexual battery. police were led to kong based on tips from students who recognized him in this surveillance photo. sot pat lopes harris/san jose state university the investigation suspects others may be to blame for incidents in duncan hall and sweeney hall where at least two other women were groped in the stairwells on monday and wednesday of this week. sophomore london pitts feels more disappoi

we started in 1965, this concept was created by asu, arizona state university, james and students came up with the idea and over the 30 years, we figured out how to fund it, we figured out what it would take to support the annual maintenance of it and for about a hundred million dollars we got $1.5 million back, plus all the beautiful places to live, all the great places to work and truly hundreds of new businesses being again rated from the sake that they want to be. >> you are from tempe originally, what do you want to see for your city next? you have seen all the growth and changes, what's your ideal scenario for your city? >> you know, what i think tempe wants, the city itself, what i really think tempe wants is make the world a better place. not only that but our businesses, we have a lot of young people and really the goal of the city to help residents achieve dreams. that's the goal of any city. we want our residents do what are they want to do. if they want to cure disease, great. if they want to open a popsicle stand, that is fine, too. everyone of how bored of their lunch hou

said mow down the inn fidel and they did that in nice and this guy tried to do it at the ohio state university. any request he this is terrorism. >> no question this is terrorism. isis came out and called the ohio state terrorist a soldier of the islamic state. between rachel and i have we have 13 kids, okay, and i tell you that we worry. we worry for our children because the youth, those who are going to college right now, they need to wake up. i mean, it is clearhat this was a terrorist act. those of you who experienced 9/11 during a tragic time in our country recognize that those individuals involved in isis are out to destroy the western civilization. this young man was self-radicalized and he took the wrong course of action. it is not about racism. if he were to be upset because he felt he couldn't pray he should have brought it up to the authorities. it converted into something that was a dark place and what he acted on unfortunately hurt many lives and i think that that is something that even for universities it's an important message to be able to teach our youth and parents responsibi

trump is meeting with victims and first responders from last week's knife and car attack at ohio state university. and then after that, it's off to iowa for another of trump's so-called thank you rallies. then there's indiana, a state that trump is not visiting today but one very much on his radar. last night, a man just 43 days from the presidency, personally attacked the head of a local steelworkers union who called him a liar for overstating how many jobs would be retained at the carrier plant in indianapolis. moments after chuck jones made his case on cnn, donald trump tweeted, chuck jones, who is president of united steel workers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee the country. an hour later, this tweet, if united steelworkers 1999 was any good, they would have kept those jobs in indiana, spend more time working, less time talking, reduce dues. there is a lot more to get into here. i want to bring in cnn's sunlan serfaty, also here in washington. before we get back to this trump versus jones showdown, what can you tell us about the president-elect's m

he's the chancellor at montana state university in billings. he says he's excited to be back -- and says there's more to a "first is their educational goals, that's why they're here. we also have to help them meet all of their professional goals. get them ready for their job and help them with their transition into their career." the board of regents hopes to make a decisi the use of a controversial book can continue in the dubuque school district. more than 100 people showing up to a committee meeting as they discussed the book "the perks of those who spoke defended the book and the right for it to be taught... me was just the fact of how much book, and realized they have issues and they're not alone, and i think that's a spoken, the woman who originally brought the complaint forward, got up to withdraw it. the committee still officially had to vote, though, and unanimously agreed to allow the book. a school district in virginia considering banning classic novels - after a parent filed a complaint about racial slurs used in the books. adventur

earlier today i visited the campus of ohio state university, great great place, to meet with the victims of the terrible attack that occurred only days ago, along with first responders who were terrific. one young man did a phenomenal job, saved a lot of lives. our whole nation extends or prayers -- it's true. that man was -- young guy. give him an applause. come on. he might be watching. so our whole nation extends our prayers, our support and really our solidarity. we're solid. we're going to be together. we're going to be a strong strong together nation. i was lucky enough to receive the "time" person of the year. they used to call it man of the year but they can't do that anymore. they call it person. they want to be politically correct. that's okay. and they talked about heads up, a divided nation on the cover. then they have to go a little bit into this stuff. a divided nation. i said, i haven't been president. what are you saying that for? we're going to bring the nation together. we're going to bring the nation tot together. we're not going to have a divided nation. and i want to

facing the trump administration in counteracting isis inspired attacks at home, to like the ohio state university attacks. and governing magazine staff reporter examines the amount of federal grant money given to urban areas. c-span'so watch "washington journal" monday morning. join the discussion. on thursday, cnn and the

sot pat lopes harris/san jose state university the investigation suspects others may be to blame for incidents in duncan hall and sweeney hall where at least two other women were groped in the stairwells on monday and wednesday of this week. sophomore london pitts feels more disappointed than scared. sot london pitts/student sot cheyenne brandon/student in a statement, university president mary papazian told students that sexual battery may sound less severe than sexual assault, but can be traumatizing to students nonetheless. maria bernal couldn't agree more. sot maria bernal/student suspect huaien kong is charged with misdemeanor sexual battery and faces disciplinary action from the school if convicted. meantime, police have stepped up foot patrols and are beefing up security. sot pat lopes harris/san jose state university standup closer r a high school teacher at santa teresa high school in san jose has been arrested for an alleged sexual relationship with a student. 32-year-old trudy hill has been charged with sexual assault with a minor and oral copulation. she has been place on

the saint cloud state university freshman did not win ... but did make it to the semifinal round of 15 contestants. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 we start with breaking news. a man -- considered armed and dangerous -- is wanted for a shooting another man. this is 33-year-old max cook. police say cook shot a man several times during a fight with him and another woman. it happened at a mobile home park earlier this month -- near nellis and owens. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. a warrant has been issued for cook on several charges... including attempted murder. if you know anything about the shooting or where cook might be... call police or crimestoppers. the number is 7-0- 2-385-5555. racist letters being sent to people across the valley... and the paper those hateful notes are written on -- comes from a neighborhood homeowners association in spring valley. fox5s eric hilt

southwestern state university officer jody smith -- heard the call -- and decided to help. chief mark scott/ americus police department: "nick and jody were very close friends. they've been friends since high school" police say lembrick opened fire. killing smarr and injuring smith. smith was taken to a hospital where he died from his injuries late thursday. chief mark scott/ americus police department: "they're both heroes in my opinion. they were there together. they were there together through it. even after the shooting, they were together throughout the whole ordeal." lembrick disappeared. after more than a day -- police got a tip that lembrick was hiding in a local home. the swat team -- carrying guns and heavily shielded -- rushed to the scene. but before police could talk to lembrick -- police say -- he committed suicide. vernon keenon/gbi director: "the perpetrator of these heinous crimes against law enforcement is not here." as police work to gather the facts -- a community is left to mourn two officers, including one who was planning a wedding. vernon keenon/gbi

sot pat lopes harris/san jose state university standup closer ahead at eight.the deadly warehouse fire is forcing crackdowns in other bay area cities over unsafe building conditions. plus. a south bay teacher under arrest for alleged sex crimes with an underage teen boy. what students are saying tonight a mystery device is helping car thieves easily break into and steal cars including. with this gadget criminals can: open the door, start the vehicle, drive it away and turn off and restart the engine without the original key fob present. this is according to the n=c=i=b, or national insurance crime bureau, a non proffit organization. >> catherine:kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate talked to them to find out how this device works. >>:sot - roger morris vice president, chief communications officer criminals always trying to find a way to beat cat and mouse cars smarter now like computers etc etc roger with ncib says this device that they just accquired from a 3rd party seller overseas is similar one discovered http:/www.today.com/news/police- admit-theyre-stumped-m

the chaos on the ohio state university campus. christmas is just around the corner and that means some grinches are coming around. and...a possible serial robber targeting a popular upscale hotspot good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey. has been terrorizing valets at a place you'd think would be safe -- the high-end bern's steakhouse in soho! it's the third robbery at the restaurant since may. 10news reporter kendra conlon is talking with the first two victims.. who say not enough is being done to keep workers, neighbors, and customers safe. these added security lights - didn't stop the most recent robbery.. it had been even darker in this alley before as the bern's steakhouse valets - running to get customer's cars came face to face with a gunman from their pockets. josh is the first bern's valet the armed robber targeted... less than a month later... it happened to joe. both valets didn't feel the restaurant or valet company did enough t

also he met with the victims of the attack in yie hoe state university -- ohio state university. 11 peopleinjured by abdul razak ali artan, nobody was killed. >> these are amazing people. >> president-elect donald trump's approval rating may need a boost. 40% of americans approve of his cabinet appointments. president obama's approval rating topped 70% as he was picking his cabinet. >>> a marine corps pilot was killed in a crash off the coast of japan. it happened during a routine training mission in southern japan. today officials announced that search and rescue teams recovered his body. the 32 year old pilot was from texas. >>> it's the holiday season and time for giving, coming up, why the salvation army needs your help. >> the warehouse fire raises the question of how the city is doing in inspecting willings at risk. >> we going to go into tomorrow and into saturday, that's when the next major storm system gets here, i will time it out for you after the break >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of

mark nook is the current chancellor at montana state university in billings. he has ties to iowa -- he received his masters in astrophysics at iowa state. u-n-i's interim president james wohlpart outlining his vision for the university -- should he get the job. he previously served as provost and says he has an understanding of the strengths within the campus. but he calls on a need to regain control of uni's narrative in higher them find their purpose and the board of regents is expected to select the new president next dollar hospital project is delayed. the university of iowa stead family children's hospital was supposed when it'll open. administration saying perhaps around february. it's been under construction for four years a high school class is going far beyond textbooks and computers... it's now expanding overseas. a technology and engineering instructor in wisconsin loves to challenge his students. in 2007, he founded "formula student"--- a program where students design and build a race car from the ground up... and the experience is helping students

the good news is san jose state university police have arrested a suspect in all of cases and he is a student. here is his photo, a surveillance video from monday around the student union. he followed a female victim into the building and sexually battered the woman. he may have committed more sexual batties not reported. cam police have been notified of six cases and it is believed a single suspect could be associated with two of the on cases. people on campus are being extra careful. >> i be more alert up the stairs and i carry pepper entry. >> i bit for a friend to walk me to a car. >> san jose state university said 24 additional security cameras will be installed, six new police officers will be hired and additional lighting is put in around campus. there have been six sexual battery cases and six more sexual battery cases reported this year compared to last year. >> now the tragedy in oakland. we are hearing from a man who said there was small fire inside the warehouse a day before the massive fire that killed 36. he said he personally wanted the collective founder of the danger.

. >> coming up a basketball game and a flight to ohio state university but the plane never arrived. what can help the rescue crews in the republican for -- the search for six missing people. >> we have sunshine and warm temperatures and rain and snow in the forecast and chilly conditions. next week temperature could drop into the 40's with the seven-day forecast in two >> coast guard officials are hopeful to find a miss plane with sex people that disappeared loan the shores of lake erie. it took off from cleveland en route to columbus. four adults and two children were in the cessna. a spokesperson said they were heading back from cleveland cavaliers and flying to ohio state university. the weather hampered the search but the forecast will improve today. >> carry fisher and debbie reynolds will have a joint bother-daughter funeral but the date and election are still not known. the 84-year-old december died of a stroke on wednesday hours after officialer passed away on tuesday. the two were so close they lived next door to each other. tonight, we will have a special one hour edition

the montana state university billings chancellor says he's excited to be back. (nats... thanks for the introduction.i appreciate it.) wearing university of northern iowa colors -- presidential candidate doctor mark nook addresses curious students and faculty -- discussing challenges, opportunities, goals, and what it means to public good to higher education, up." adding there's more to a university than enrollment numbers and going to class. "first is their educational goals, that's why they're here. we also have to help them meet all of into their career." has more than half the student "i came in that july, and that september, and we knew we had to take $900,000 out of that budget that year, and the spending authority was gone right now, and we announced four budget principles. first, limit the impact on students. the second was to engage all of our shared governance units in that shared discussion. the third was to be open and transparent in all of our don't make accross-the-board cuts, because they violate principle." i talked to board of regents president p

good evening, i'm dan ashley, the flames started at a high rise right next to san francisco state university. two people inside that building were displaced. live from the city's park merced story tonight. katie? >> reporter: dan, at first the young women who live in the unit next to the apartment that caught fire, these young college students didn't believe it was an actual fire. but as they evacuated the smoke was coming out of their neighbor's doorway. you can see the side of the building following the fire. flames shooting out of a seven-story window of a high rise caught the attention of matthew mill. around 7:30 he drove headed towards 19th avenue and recorded this video. san francisco state university students who live in the building did not realize how severe the situation was at first. >> we have a lot of false alarms, but never actually the real thing. >> reporter: the 12-story apartment building is on cambum drive, the fire broke out on the other side. erica said they left without jackets thinking they would be let right back in. >> in roommate said it actually smells like smoke.

. > fire left two san francisco state university students homeless after it dammed a 'apartment building last night. it started on the seventh floor of the building. investigators have not said what started the fire. >>> volunteers took part in a fire prevention giveaway today for members of the creative community in the wake of the ghost ship warehouse fire. we were in oakland as a group of local artists handed out 100 fire extinguishers and 120 smoke detectors and then made sure everyone knew how to use them. they want to make sure others stay safe and come together to tackle safety concerns. >> remember that the key word in this is egress, safety, fire exits, fire protection, and not blame the artists because they were not to blame, the specifics of the situation that for plame. >> know ghost ship did have fire extinguishers in the building. >>> abc7 news has confirmed thursday's rain has caused a sewage overflow in oakland. we we are at jack london square. they're waiting on tests to make sure the water is safe. an east bay mud spokeswoman told us every time i rains aging sewer pipes

reporter: after donald trump's meeting here today at ohio state university campus, he will be flying to iowa where he continues his thank you america tour. melissa? melissa: matt finn, thanks for that report. david? david: we have more breaking news on the first, the death of the first man to circle the planet, john glenn, who was senator. president obama just releasing a statement on the passing of john glenn. i will quote now. john spent his life breaking barriers from defendinour freedom as a decorated marine corps fighter pilot in world war ii and korea, setting a transcontinental speed record, i forgot about that one, at age 77, the oldest human to touch the stars. the last of america's first astronauts left us but propelled by their example we know our future here on earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens. amen on that. john glenn, rest in peace. >>> establishment folks in government and the media are shocked that after meeting with al gore, president-elect trump would choose a critic of climate change activists to head the epa here is the "usa today"'s susan page on

among those victims is professor emeritus here at ohio state university, william clark. thanks for being with us. first of all, how are you doing? >> sore, but we're on the mend. >> reporter: still sore. the car hit you. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> reporter: how did you find out and how did you get an invitati to meet with the president-elect? >> i had an e-mail on tuesday from the chief. osu police saying there was going to be this event today and was going -- and i was invited. >> reporter: you decided not to go. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> because i was just -- two reasons, actually. first of all, i didn't feel i really needed to do it to get this out of my system. i think for a lot of the students involved, they were attacked by the guy with the knife, it may be quite important for them to do that. and that's fine. that was one thing. i didn't think it was that necessary. number two, i was put off by mr. trump's initial tweet after the event, that this would not have happened had-f this young man wasn't allowed into the country. >> reporter: he's a somali refugee. the pres

. >>> taking you live to the campus of ohio state university where donald trump will be this afternoon donald trump's plane parked at laguardia airport, getting ready to take off shortly. that's next on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. jay knows how to keep his wheels spinning. nice shorts dad... they don't make 'em in adult sizes? this is what the pros wear. look at the lines... uhhh... look at the other line... mm...mhh... that's why he starts his day with those two scoops... in deliciously hea healthy llogg's raisin bran. ready to eat my dust? too bad i already filled up on raisins. by taking steps towards a healthy heart, jay knows he'll be ready for the turns ahead. hey don't forget to put up your kickstand. ring (bell) sighs. kellogg's raisin bran. and try kellogg's raisin bran crunch now with more crunchy clusters. >>> president-elect trump headed to ohio state university today where he'll meet this afternoon with victims of the november 28th knife attack as well as with first responders there. nbc's chris jansing is noining us live from the campus in columbus, ohio. giv

wayne state university police sergeant collin rose was 29-years- old. he was killed while investigating a rash of car break-ins near campus. toss to weather. a mix of clouds and sunshine reaching into the low to middle 20s. clouds increase overnight with lows in the teens. two storm systems impact se wi this weekend - the first bringing snow by afternoon/evening saturday. the second system will continue the snow throughout the day sunday and potentially into monday morning. 3-4" of snow is possible by sunday morning but storm totals will be higher by monday morning. stay tuned. sunshine. chilly. high: 24 wind: nw 8-12 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 12 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in by afternoon/evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with snow showers likely. am low: 20 high: 30 wind: s 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy with wind: nw 5-15 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy and cold with the chance for light snow. am low: 16 high: 18 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday:partly sunny and very cold. am low: 3 high: 10 wind: nw 5-15 mph a mix of clouds a

we introduce doctor mark nook -- chancellor at montana state university billings -- and an iowa state university graduate. his qualifications and more -- still ahead. you can now have a taste of coffee in a popular breakfast a special pop-tart for the first time ever, the pair's create two limited edition, coffee- inspired pop-tart flavors: frosted vanilla latte and frosted chocolate mocha. both will be available at retailers nationwide sometime in the beginning this month blue danabue walts and >>> tonight, trump's victory lap. as the president-elect celebrates saving jobs at carrier, we now know the cost paid to keep them. tonight the campaign's over, but the rallies are not. >>> without a trace. family members missing in the devastating wildfires scorching the smokey they may never be found. >>> hostage crisis. nearly a dozen held inside a florida bank. tonight the dramatic moment they distracted the gunman, allowing the s.w.a.t. team to storm inside. >>> high-risk rescue mission to save legendary astronaut buzz aldrin, falling ill at the south pole. a medical emergency at the bott

set to speak at ohio state university after meeting privately with survivors and first responders from the campus. it's an early look out president trump will respond to tragedies. 11 people were hurt when an osu student rammed his car into a crowd, then got out and started stabbing people with a butcher notify. a university police officer shot the suspect and killed hick. the attacker was a refugee from somalia who became a legal permanent resident of the united states last year. federal sources say the attacker posted online statements of support of anwar awlaki who died in a drone sometime. donald trump said the suspect should not have been in our country, which isn't true. david lee miller is live with trump tower with details and peter doocy in des moines, iowa, where the president-elect is set to hold a recally, part of his victory tire. first to matt finn in columbus. >> reporter: donald trump's plane left new york in a couple of minutes ago so won't be here for the scheduled start time. the trump team hand-picked the people to meet with toy, including the victims and first resp

wayne state university police sergeant collin rose was 29-years-old. he was killed while investigating a rash of car break-ins near campus. heavy snow falls across parts of the u-s... causing accidents on many highways. but, some people are enjoying the early blast of winter weather. patricia stark, with a look at the conditions. already causing problems across parts of the country... with snow falling from oregon to pennsylvania. a deadly pileup involving about 40 cars and trucks happened on interstate 96 in michigan thursday. at least three people are confirmed dead and eleven others injured. sanborn says: "we believe due to the slick roads and there was a white out conditions going on that time, we believe that was a contributing factor." snow and freezing rain shut down roads and caused thousands of area. hardy says: "it makes it harder but a lot more fun than normal. it's just, like, so uncommon for us to have snow here." some people decided to take advantage of the rare conditions... to have a little fun. moffenbeier says: "we've been waiting all

. > fire left two san francisco state university students homeless after it dammed a 'apartment building last night. it started on the seventh floor of the building. investigators have not said what started the fire. >>> volunteers took part in a fire prevention giveaway today for members of the creative community in the wake of the ghost ship warehouse fire. we were in oakland as a group of local artists handed out 100 fire extinguishers and 120 smoke detectors and then made sure everyone knew how to use them. they want to make sure others stay safe and come together to tackle safety concerns. >> remember that the key word in this is egress, safety, fire exits, fire protection, and not blame the artists because they were not to blame, the specifics of the situation that for plame. >> know ghost ship did have fire extinguishers in the building. >>> abc7 news has confirmed thursday's rain has caused a sewage overflow in oakland. we we are at jack london square. they're waiting on tests to make sure the water is safe. an east bay mud spokeswoman told us every time i rains aging sewer pipes

the total is now up to six victims on the san jose state university campus.onight at 5:00 please hope that these surveillance pictures will lead them to a suspect. >> all right, ken. we will see you at 5:00. thanks so much. >>> and next, here on the four on two, teenagers without a home. coming up, the problem with youth homelessness in san francisco and what one school is trying to do about it. keeping the power lines clear,my job to protect public safety, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing, the work that we do helps us protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the power lines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our community safe. this is our community, this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing t

mark nook isthe current chancellor at montana state university in billings. he has ties to iowa -- he received his masters in astrophysics at iowa state u-n-i's interim president james wohkpart outlining his vision for the university -- should he get the job. he previously served as provost and says he has an understanding of the strengths within the campus. but he calls on a n narrative in higher education. to take a student, and help out in the world. and offer themselves out into the world. what kind of a respsonsibility is that?" the board of regents is expected to select the new president next week. new details this morning as prosecutors decide not to charge a police officer in the death of police spend the night dealing with protestors. more than 1- hundred protestors took to the streets near police headquarters chanting anti- police slogans.. and demanding justice for scott. police are urging protesters to stay on the sidewalks, but many have spilled onto the streets, leading to arrests. a police officer shoots and kills a man wanted in a string of rob

i had a young man who went to mckinney high school, morgan state university and lives down the street and he decided he wanted to do a football program. yeah, man, come on. we found the money and bought the uniforms and everything. >> reporter: there's one lady who graduated from the beacon house program and second her entire check, over $2,000. >> yeah. she sentt get to florida, to orlando. we thank you for your contributions. more coming up in off script at 7:00. >> i can't wait to see it. i love the sign that's over bruce's shoulder that said together we got it. >> we'll hear a lot more from bruce at 7:00. >> thank you for making that possible. >> yeah. >>> they'll have some florida weather we are not going to have florida weather here. >> 70s and 80s down in florida the last couple of days. >> dreamy. the coldest air coming next weekend. late this. coming week here. look at the capitol building over at national harbor. all lit up. looking good. boy, a nice night to be out there if you're bundled up. we are already down to 46. now with the wind gusting to 22 our wind chills are dow

the body of a teenager found buried at sonoma state university.fforts to help police find the killer. plus... today marks one week since the deadly oakland warehouse fire. we will show you how victim from u-c berkeley are being remembered by their friends and families. and we are keeping our eye on the weather... scattered showers this morning but more rain is coming. dave spahr will have a complete look at your forecast coming up. - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices that'll make you wanna sing. - good thing we've got a really catchy theme song. hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. i don't want to put whenmy life on hold.he, i've got a big night planned with my f

good evening, i'm dan ashley, the flames started at a high rise right next to san francisco state university. two people inside that building were displaced. live from the city's park merced story tonight. katie? >> reporter: dan, at first the young women who live in the unit next to the apartment that caught fire, these young college students didn't believe it was an actual fire. but as they evacuated the smoke was coming out of their neighbor's doorway. you can see the side of the building following the fire. flames shooting out of a seven-story window of a high rise caught the attention of matthew mill. around 7:30 he drove headed towards 19th avenue and recorded this video. san francisco state university students who live in the building did not realize how severe the situation was at first. >> we have a lot of false alarms, but never actually the real thing. >> reporter: the 12-story apartment building is on cambum drive, the fire broke out on the other side. erica said they left without jackets thinking they would be let right back in. >> in roommate said it actually smells like smoke.

. >>> a wayne state university police officer killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest today. 29-year-old colin rose was shot and killed last week at the university's midtown campus as he approached a suspect on a bike. hundreds of law enforcement officers are expected to attend this service. >>> so far the fbi hasn't established a connection between isis or other terror state university. agents are scouring through abdul artan's laptop and other devices but so far they do not believe that the somali refugee's family knew of his plan to attack innocent people. the campus attack is also sparking action. the ohio senate is now considering a bill that would allow state universities and colleges to decide for themselves if they want to allow concealed weapons permits on campus. >>> new york city police searching for a man on camera taking it happened in september. you can see the man loitering around the truck, then walked off with that bucket of gold flakes. not sure where you sell those back to. but police now believe the man and his bucket of gold are somewhere in the sunshine

to this afternoon's celebration of life, it's taking place on the campus of ohio state university. john glenn died peacefully with his family at his side last week at the age of 95. he was the first american to orbit the earth and dedicated his life to the service of the greatest ideals for his country. he's an american original who will be forever celebrated for his shear grit and amazing grace. kristin fisher joins us live from columbus with more on the funeral service and the tribute from folks all across the globe. kristin? >> reporter: uma, there is john glenn memorabilia scattered all over this auditorium, i think this is u who americans will remember him the most, the dashing and daring astronaut in the silver space suit with the big smile that blasted into space in 1962 on top a rocket that had a 40% failure rate. i'd imagine that the speakers here today, two of them being vice president joe biden and nasa administrator charlie bolden had a pretty tough time picking out what part of john glenn's life they wanted to talk about today. are they going to talk about the fact he

the shooting happened wednesday near georgia southwestern state university. today - the swat team first hall tried to talking to the man - before getting inside the house. these are the two officers who died. 26-year-old jody smith on the university police officer. half on the right - 25-year-old americus officer nicholas smarr. tonight colleagues are saying the two men were best friends.and had graduated from high school and the police academy together. a u-s navy admiral used his speech at the pearl harbor anniversary to publicly call out 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. admial harry harris' remarks came during a ceremony across the harbor from where the u-s-s arizona sank 75-years ago. kaepernick has been kneeling during the national anthem before games in what he says is a protest of police brutality and the treatment of minorities. thousands of people gathered at the event yesterday. they reacted to the admiral's comments with a lengthy standing ovation and cheers. president-elect donald trump is still making big decisions about his cabinet while work

monday's attack at ohio state university was it inspired by isis. the leads the fbi is looking into tonight. >> and you're looking at brand new video f carolina where protesters are taking to the streets after a police officer was cleared in the shooting death of a plaque man. more on the ruling after the strong s heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. with your support, we can find more answers faster. >> welcome back. new details are emerging following monday's attack at ohio state university that left 11 people injured. a student was killed by a police officer after he drove and attacked them with a butcher knife. fox mike tob inhas more on what fbi officials are saying could be a link behind the man and the attack and isis. >> he was somali refugee. >> we're learning more about abdul artan the 18-year-old ohio state student that drove a car i

the latest incident happened at san jose state university classroom. matt? >>> this is scary.ook place in broad daylight. in the afternoon. most recently was at duncan hall. the female was in a stairway and the suspect sexually battered her and took off running. he is in his 20s. two days before on monday another incident. surveillance video was releases of the suspect following the victim into the and sexually battered her. in a third, a woman was assaulted by a man while walking dare the stairs. any student can go to a blue light fine if they have tips or need an escort. >> a new development in the recovery of aen injured police officer, with the escort leading officer robert chon from the hospital to rehab center. he was discharged yesterday the on thanksgiving day he was chasing a suspect when the patch hit him in the head with a katie board. -- with a skate board. >> the facebook battle against fake news is taking shape. it of involves you. jane? >> facebook users have reported they have started a survey on the qualities of the news appear on the news feed. facebook is un

your state has just experienced a violent atrocity at the great ohio state university. and that is a great place that further demonstrates the security threats that are created and these are just threats that are stupidly created by our very, very stupid politicians, refugee programs. the job of the president is to keep america safe. and that will always be my highest priority. >> those are powerful words from the president-elect. donald trump doubling down on his immigration stance in the wake of the ohio state university attack. now the big question, will his plan to ban immigrants from countries or regions with terror ties help prevent attacks here in the u.s.? hi, everyone, i'm eric bowling. welcome to "cashin in." our crew this week, welcome everybody. lisa, did the ohio state attack prove that trump has right plan for immigration, especially for at least extreme vetting and maybe even holding off immigration from regions with terror ties? >> yeah, absolutely. look, i think that what we need to do right now is to have it re-examined, the things that we've been doin

trump is plan to go stop in ohio today to meet victims tat tragic attack at ohio state university before continuing the thank you tour. >> people are excited that people are -- our president is doing good. you see with carrier deal last week. indiana was a not a swing state. he won by 11 points. maria: not everybody is happy. president elect heated exchange with union leader, chuck jones, president of the united steel workers 1999 has done a terrible job representing workers, no wonder companies flee country. we will talk about this exchange on twitter coming up. the war on police continues. breaking details as a cop is stabbed multiple times, vicious attack in georgia that left one officer dead and another fighting for his life. we have all the details coming back. wasn't admiral says he gets standing oation at colin kaepernick, how he honored those who, quote, never fail to stand whenever they herd our national anthem being played. apple reported plans that could give iphone fanatics a new color to choose from. take a look at where we stand. futures once again indicating all-time high.