stop there or go on to a bachelor's degree at dakota state university. students will also have the opportunity it work in a local business using their course training. the department of labor will work with dakota state and southeast tech to create a registered apprenticeship in these technology fields this is an example of the type of work-based education that i hope will take root in south dakota. i'm particularly excited about this. when i was in switzerland i saw many students in high-tech apprenticeships. we need to change the notion that apprenticeships are confined to the construction trade such as electricians or plumbers or carpenters. apprentice ships can offer a pathway for training in many career fields. we're emphasizing training in these cyber fields, not only because of in-demand, well-paying jobs but also because it's a strength of dakota state university. dakota state announced last summer a generous 30 million doll garr gift from denny sanford and miles beacon. this gift to the computer of college sciences will keep dakota state a nation

the department of black and africana studies at the department of san francisco state university was united states and it was the first of a discipline, a global discipline. [applause]. >> again, a noble and humanistic effort. i want to bring a few examples to share what we've been doing over the past 50 years. the legacies -- and i want to share this as an example because this is something -- this is one of the many things that san francisco -- this is one of the many things that san francisco brought not only to our city but to the world. so why does black study matter? well, we helped emphasize this thing called chaired governance and equity lens, and if i have to bring it up, black lives matter. yes, in addition to the people in the room today, some of the people that you may know that have come through as faculty and staff as san francisco, include angela davis, erica walker, wade noble, alicia garza, and danny glover. our role in the activists of the future, sustaining scholars and opportunities for better life is an example of a better life. people often say to me as chair of t

he ticha, student at california state university. guest of congressman pete aguilar of california at the state of the union address. congressman aguilar is a co-sponsor with congressman hurd of texas of the legislation that is bipartisan -- has strong bipartisan support in the congress and one bill we hope the speaker would give us an opportunity to vote on on the floor of the house. thank you, congressman aguilar. he ticha was born in mexico, arrived in the united states as the age of . she's a dreamer and a student at california state university-san bernardino. in june, 2019, she'll obtain a bachelor's degree in sociology and two certificates, one in spanish public services and another in social services. she is committed to helping and spreading awareness about the latino community. she is an imgrant activist and is the vice president of the student organization undocumented advocates at cal state university san bernardino where she advocates for the rights of undocumented imgrants. her work and dedication to our community has gran

state. not all universities are as good as arizona state. some of them we need to provide consumers with more information so they'll make good choices and we need to provide all of you with more information so you can focus on quality, have the right leaders, move people in the right directions and governor the way that you need to governor your institutions. so we have a great opportunity with the higher education act and to really move the american higher education system ahead so we have both the innovation, the quality, and the access that all of students and families need. thanks again for the opportunity to speak. i look forward to the conversation. >>> so we have a portion where we can ask questions of this great panel. and it is a great panel. and i appreciate it. we have just witnessed the first bipartisan standing ovation. that's quite an achievement. president crow, your comments were so inspirational. i almost feel bad about the husky game against your basketball team a couple weeks ago. >> how did that football game go? >> i don

san diego state university offering a course, so removing donald trump from office, trump impeachmentconviction. and the case for impeachment. brandon jones, a senior at san diego state university, the college republicans joined us this morning. thank you for joining us. just from the description of the course alone does it seem fair to you? >> we see this type of stuff at the leadership institute campus reform and it goes to show you what is happening on college campuses today. this course has a clear message and i receive that message loud and clear and we are fighting back against it. heather: we did receive a comment from the school and this is what they say, quote, this presents an overall framework of impeachment, removal or criminal investigation of a president rather than focusing on donald trump. that is not what the course description is or the name of the course which you can see right there. >> san diego state will cover their bases and backtrack on this but if you look at the required course it was written by a left-wing nut on the east coast. trump is the name of the cou

she is a former arizona state university student, a participant in the starbucks college achievement plan and currently a candidate for a masters in public health at george mason university. thank you both for being a today. toill turn it over to doug recognize our third panelist and our first presenter. governor ducey? doug: i take great pride in introducing a force of nature from arizona. michael crow came to arizona state in 2002 via columbia university where he was vice provost in charge of science and technology. he came to our state with a grand vision, to create a new american university. the proof is really in the pudding. not only with the scholars that he has been able to attract, retain and graduate but with the distinction of being named the nations most innovative university for the third year running by u.s. news and world report. bidding at institutions such as stanford and m.i.t.. this is the gentleman that has not only transforms this university, he has laid the groundwork to transform the state. the honors college at arizona state university was recently called by th

he was a campus sports doctor at michigan state university. >> power institutions of our governments, the u.s. olympic committee, usa gymnastics, and michigan state university all failed to believe the victims and stop a serial child molester. this must never happen again in michigan or anywhere else. >> the department of education is investigating how michigan state handled allegations filed against nassar. >>> the money that will help more boys and girls learn about science, math, engineering, and technology. >>> and hundreds of people are about to lose their jobs in santa clara. the big layoffs coming in april for employees at levi stadium. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. this morning, the international energy agency predicts the united states will be the world's biggest producer of crude oil before the end of next year and it may happen this year. production of shale oil is very strong. and that will push the u.s. past russia in production levels. right now russia is the top crude oil producer. the rising production comes at a time when most other cubs including russia and the

she graduated from sonoma state university with a b.a. in applied statistics and a concentration in the actuarial field. she's currently involved in several different organizations and serves as a board member on the sonoma valley education foundation in the sonoma valley unified school district. she's also involved as a commissioner for sonoma county regional park. her current position as enrollment and outreach manager for a nonprofit that allowed her to serve families who need early education services through state funded preschools. she's now in her second year as a board member for latien. she's a mother to a wonderful 7-year-old. she received daca in 2012. it opened doors for her allowing her to provide for her son and give back to the community that's seen her grow. she's a dreamer. thank you for dreaming. and thank you for inspiring us o dream as well. ted lieu, a testimony from ted lieu's district who was with us until a few minutes ago. osefina is an undocumented person from lima, mexico. she my grated to the united states when

it had the second highest graduation rate, which is great. 67% of students that started at a state universityis particular state graduated within six years. two-thirds, second highest in the nation of the large states. of those 67% about another two-thirds, i think if memory serves 64, i could be off by a percentage or two, 64% found the job that paid $25,000 or more or went onto get another degree within a year. and this just so happens this is number two in the nation for placement for large state university systems. but if you do some quick math two thirds and two thirds is four ninths. and so the second best in the nation means that less than half the students that start college finish within six years and get a job that pays $25,000 or more than even gives them a fighting chance of paying off their debt. second piece of data -- universities when i talk about this, and i won't put all of you on the spot, but i would say how many students do you have at the university of colorado or montana, or south dakota, and i can go down the line. and i'm willing to bet that every person here would kn

state. lastly, the concept of embeddedness. are you saying that a university should impact its city and its state in a positive way? you pointed out where our state laws were on the day you came, and the positive things that tenureppened during your . you pointed out other places of excellent institutions that said how is that city doing? >> on the question of access, we set out consciously to say that we would be egalitarian in our access, we would not be faked in setting emission standards to exclude kids. on my desk is the catalog of the university of california-los angeles from august 10, 1950. to get into the university of california, you needed a b average, there was no tuition cost whatsoever, you need a b in 15 courses that prepare you to do university level work. if you have that average, you took those courses and were admitted, no matter how many of you there were. there was no enrollment cap, there was no funding model, it had not become a rigid bureaucracy. we are doing everything we can fromplement that model 1950, everything we possibly can, to

they were taken by photo journalism students at san jose state university. the exhibit runs through the end of the month. >> i've seen where that whole foods is, they say when the whole foods came you knew something was changing. >>> coming up "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a shady force tinkering with airfare. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. just learning the 2026 winter olympics won )t be held n >>> at 4:52 first happening now, we are learning the 2016 winter olympics will not be held in america. the u.s. olympic committee won't be bidding for those games. plus keep an eye on the sky, another asteroid heading our way, it is the second this week. space rock will pass within 39,000 miles of earth on friday but still no need to worry. >>> taking a live look right now, beautiful city right here as we look at the san bruno camera this morning. the time is 4:55 as we get started with your friday, yes, i said it, friday. >> say it again. >> okay. so the question is what's going on with the airfare? some security

. >>> michigan state university is facing a deadline to turn over potential evidence into the investigation of its handling of the sex abuse scandal involving former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar. nassar was in court today for his third and final sentencing hearing. the number of accusers who say he abused them has risen to at least 265. nbc's rehema ellis has the latest. >> larry nassar is a criminal of the worst kind. >> reporter: more emotional and powerful statements from dozens of larry nassar's accusers. >> takes a monster backed by ego, experience, and power, fueled by multiple institutions to sexually assault a child in front of their own mother. >> reporter: now more focus on his former employers and the police. >> as a student at michigan state, i am completely heartbroken and betrayed by the school's administration. >> i'm not proud to go to this school. >> reporter: today at michigan state university, where nassar was a doctor, protests despite the change to a new interim president. >> this institution has much it can be proud of but we have to change the culture. >> the t

i currently teach in the becca department at san francisco state university. it is the acronym we use because it is a mouthful. i teach courses primarily in music recording engineering and electronic media research methods which are the writing intensive courses in the department for required of all students before they graduate to demonstrate their writing ability. >> mm-hmm. and what made you interested to be part of this committee? >> two reasons, primarily. i think voting is the single most important act that any member of a democracy can engage and i always vote. and i want everybody to always vote. and secondly, i believe that the ballot simplification committee work product is an exceptional aid in that voting process. i have had the opportunity to vote in elections in other states and the ballot that is prepared here is just superior. i think the work of the ballot simplification committee goes long way toward doing that and i'd be very interested in helping with that project. >> ok. sounds good. and i -- i'm asking more about you, mainly because -- ma

thank you for joining us from sanjose state university in california, joshua marx.for children to get careers advice? that's the recommendation submitted to a parliamentary inquiry in the australian state of victoria. the aim is to explain the different job options available. research indicates that children divide jobs into what's suitable for a boy and what's suitable for a girl, from as early as seven years old. and those ideas tend to come from traditional perceptions. popularjobs for boys include being a police officer, while teaching is a popular choice for girls. the same research also showed exposing children to different choices is key. earlier, i spoke to bernadette gigliotti from the career education association to the victorian government, which submitted the evidence to parliament. she explained what her organisation hopes to achieve. we are aiming to ensure that young people have an opportunity for quality career education programmes. we are not talking about career advice, i want to make that quite clear. in terms of our submission, we are talking abo

universities. the regional list speaks to the midwest and the state, and we are trying to strengthen the other campuses of the university of illinois. so, i think all of these allow for strengthenin the strengthend diversity of the staff, strengthening the connections and partnerships and alliances. if there comes a time when there are questions on the administration and their press about the value of the university press is supplying we are not the only ones answering if there are other voices that are speaking to the ways the the contribute to the scholarly conversations and communities. [applause] do you have any questions? i wondered if you could choose a book to acquire in with high expectations by that time it came out today popularity? >> i got a letter from a person that said he had a manuscript of 800 features which included 100 pages of single space footnotes on the western history and migration to the west. i told him that's going to have to be good to be published in that size and it was really good. the planes across one half-dozen was a finalist for the pulitzer and got a front-page revie

that was after their own internal investigation it was another year before michigan state university began to report nasser and that is in part because the usa gymnastics organization did not report it side of the f.b.i. so that has caused major problems since then the entire board of usa gymnastics has stepped down the head of michigan state university has been forced to step down as well and now there are calls for action at the u.s. olympic committee they've already had to shut down their training center for gymnastics in texas because simone biles the olympic gold medalist among others has said that she felt haunted by going back there so now there are a number of civil cases people are going to be suing larry nasser but they're also going to be suing these organizations as well diggs asians is well because they're the ones with the deep pockets so the end is not in sight for the usa olympics committee and of course larry nasser himself is supposed to pay back these women for the harm that he's done to them so this case is not over many thanks tom hannon that life for us in chica

so this is really a consumer alert. >> peter young with san jose state university professor of mediahnologies we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much. >>> well, now to an update on the flu. the deadly flu outbreak is finally showing signs of leveling off. the virus is still claiming lives and making thousands sick all across the country. >> reporter: the deadly flu outbreak still having a major impact across the country. the cdc says 22 more children died of flu related causes last week. bringing the tote to 84. as. worst flu season in a decade continues. but there are also sciences it may be leveling off with hospitalizations remaining at the same rate after increasing for 12 straight weeks. >> it's the first week that we have not had any increases in the amount of influenza activity. so that may indicate that the season is peaking. >> reporter: the cdc reports one out of 13 hospital visit last week were because of the flu. along with 8% of visits to doctors offices and 10% of deaths were flu related that's down slightly from the week before. though there's still widespread

faced a life in prison for sexually abusing girls as a doctor at usa gymnastics and michigan state university. to kenyan t.v. channels shut down by the government for trying to cover the political opposition have resumed broadcasting after protests in the capital nairobi a third channel remains off the year the government blocked them for trying to broadcast a mock inauguration by opposition leader. belgium is on high alert this evening the trial has started of the man who's believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks. is standing trial in brussels today over the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture he has so far refused to answer questions about the charges against him but did speak to question the court's legitimacy. earlier i spoke to de w's teri schultz who is at the trial in brussels and i asked her exactly why he did or what he had to say in court. he was speaking in general that muslims are not given the presumption of innocence and i think that the muslim community in belgium has suffered a lot of stigmatisation because of of the slum

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i think we have one of the best state university systems in the country. it's going to be critical for to continue with funding them. but we've got work to do with pre-k and k through 12. and we have particularly in our we've got growing, thriving, urban areas, and rural left that have been behind. of a got more and more divide in ability and kids who backgrounds.ferent our state constitution requires every child receive a sound, basic education. we've got a court case about now. right and it is up to us to make school has a very quality principle, every teacher.m has a quality and that is our big challenge right now. i'll give o things, you a positive school experience. >> governor, that's the course, that ut of isn't yet the reality, so what are u do for students who now trapped and struggling in public schools? the child as treat a whole. in other words, just sending a school, we expect fix everything, and they are with them six hours a day. f we don't deal with the surrounding services of domestic violence of the home, with abuse disorder, with with he

sonoma state university released a study showing 99.8% of the acres used for vineyards were not affected. that's based on 200 stakeholders. the public perception was that vineyards were heavily impacted and that may explain the drop in tasting room sales recently. >>> there are new allegations of sexual harassment against a california politician. this time it's a female politician. assembly woman kristchristina g is being accused of groping a male staffer. the staffer works for another lawmaker. he claims garcia stroked his back, squeezed his rear end and tried to touch his crotch during a baseball game in 2014. the assembly is investigating the incident. garcia responded by saying she has no recollection and the behavior is inconsistent with her values. >>> the alameda county district attorney's office is targeting human trafficking with a new billboard. human trafficking is real and it's here. alameda district attorney nancy o he mali says any child or teen can meet them in the safety of their own home even. there's an epidemic of human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of childr

it michigan state university a new president has been named, the former michigan governor vows to change the environment at the school. >> i hope can be a model of respect and a model of responsiveness.>> reporter: usa gymnastics hopes to have an interim board in place by february. >>> thousands of marijuana convictions are being tossed out in san francisco. the city is making a statement weeks after the legalization of recreational pot. >> we believe it is the right thing to do and adjust thing to do. -- a just thing to do.>> millions of sentences have been dismissed. >> another 5000 felonies will go under review. we find out why this move by the district attorney is considered a victory for the communities of color. >> reporter: san francisco leading the way as the da announces his office will proactively dismiss thousands of misdemeanor marijuana cases dating back to 1975 at no cost. is affected will not have to petition to have it expunged. >> we will take no hearings, you do not have to hire an attorney, you don't have to come to court. we believe it is the right thing to do.>> repo

i currently am an undergraduate student studying at ohio state university. i arrived when i was 5 in the united states. i grew up american. i grew up speaking english. i grew up to call the united states home. this is my home. this is think country. i'm here to stay. luis roberto. sofia deto la varga, an e.m.t. student. i was 5 years old, my mom told me we were going on vacation. . was excited i gathered my teddy bear and book bag. when i was 15 i realized our 15 was more a permanent move from a dainls country my mother gave up her entire family for us. she left her brothers and mothers. since i came to america i felt nothing but useless and not belonging. i grew up here. i want to live forever here. yet never have i been given a chance to become a citizen because i was not born here. for the longest, i had been sick and tired of living in place where i'm not wanted. for so lock this place i call home, refuses to call me theirs. when people ask me where i'm from, i say america. my soul and heart is here. if i moved back, i wouldn't like it. i wouldn't have ca

i applied for the state university system and i went to a college night. a lot of kids and go to college my high school play which is somebody there is a guy there from wherever and to shows the randomness he said you should apply to harvard. i did. of course i moved on and they gave me an application and i wrote it out like you're filling out your immigration form and that was my application. i didn't get into every school, but i got into there. that is a good thing. somebody hundred years earlier came money and set up financially unlike a lot of people here you benefit from a lot of people you will never meet in the things you do benefit people you'll never meet. that's life. i have a good sense of where from i can't revel in it because life has been kind to me. i went to law school and worked at a fancy loft. so i'm not saying this is like a blank in walk-in miles every day because i have many more advantages and disadvantages. but my dad works nights at the post office, before that he didn't have a job for time and i know what it is to be nervous and a

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. >> he has been sentenced on other abuse charges stemming from his work at michigan state university. this will see him sentence for molesting gymnasts at a pet -- private club. 60 victims and some of their parents are expected to testify in the coming days. >> we are here and ready to make sure you never see outside of prison walls again. >> the entire board of usa gymnastics resigned , they promised big changes, tweeting they will hold the organization to the highest standards of care and safety and further developing of color -- -- john engler bowing to change the athletic environment at the school. >> we are done, michigan state university -- i hope can be a model of respect, a model of responsiveness. >> reporter: usa gymnastics as they hope to have an interim board in place by the end of february. >>> a train carrying republican members of congress plans into a garbage truck, one person died and another seriously injured. good evening everyone.>> from above the crash scene you can see the front half of the truck that crashed in the accident. throwing passengers from their seats

i'm the author of the book that's being taught at ucla, stanford, oklahoma state university, and among also other community colleges. it is the first book in the state that exposes the brutality and changes the full image of the missions and the chairman of the amamutson tribe said after my book came out, this is a very, very, very important book for indian communities because now we have the evidence of everything that we have said and that very few have believed in our oral tradition of history. took me seven years of research to find the letters that show that sarah certainly ordered the whippings of indians, did not care about their life on earth, and also did not care about how they lived in the missions, and it contains a letter by mariano, the last president of the missions who said, all we've done for the indians is babtize them, administer the sack rig -- sack rement. it's a critical letter that all of you should know and read in this book. i think it's not a happy book. it's a very serious. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, friends, supe

michigan state university ands.a. gymnastics team. >>> president trump traded insults with the top democrat on the intelligence committee today. he called adam shift quote one of the biggest liars and leakers in wall. added he must be stopped. schiff wrote instead of tweeting false smears, the american people would appreciate if you turned off the tv and helped solved the funding crisis protecting dreamers or anything else. the president's message came before the meeting of the house intel panel was expected to release aemocratic memo. >>> another exclusive accuweather seven-day outside, sky6 live hd showing you the center city skyline at lunch time. meteorologist david murphy has an update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. ♪ les won bowl last night the world championship gear was on sale. fans didn't wait a second to buy parties the sto. usshopping celebration. >>hole l this.s yeteporter: tanother first for eagles nation. after watching the the super bowl for the first time, now out and buy super

marszalek is the giles distinguished professor of meritus at mississippi state university, the executive managing editor of the ulysses s. grant association, written orek has edited numerous acclaimed books memoirsg the personal of ulysses s. grant released earlier this year and you will store. in our museum craig l. symonds is the ernest j. king chair at the u.s. naval newport, rhode island, and professor emeritus academy,s. naval author and editor of several books u.s. military history, civil war at sea. monitor, is the director at the roosevelt house public policy institute at college. in 2008, he was awarded the byional humanities medal president george w. bush. he is the author or editor of 50 books of lincoln and the era, including winner lammon lincoln prize. i ask if you have a cell phone or beeper, please turn off your and any other electronic devices. now, please join me in welcoming our guests. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. delighted to see you again as we back in time, a century and a half, to look at another aspect war we've yet to cover in our many sessions with yo

that propelled him to the next level in his current post as running back coach of san jose state universityshort time later he was able to help and witness another bay area native's dream come true. >> mckinley, his whole journey from contra costa to ucla, now a first round draft pick for the atlanta falcons. >> reporter: carter is not done. he encourages everyone to never forget where you came. >> go back to your community, go back to your elementary school and just teach the kids that they can be special and do something special. i'm always going to come back to oakland because i'm home grown. >> reporter: paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thanks, coach. >>> about 20 minutes ago the san francisco giants confirmed they will retire the number of a player not in the hall of fame. that is barry bonds. number 25 will be retired. bonds as you know played from 1993 to 2007 with the giants. he joins many others who have had their san francisco giants numbers retired. there are six others with the new york joints organization. they're going to celebrate this on august 11th, 2018. the game against

announcer: next on american history tv, ohio state university professor mitchell lerner talks about the 1968 north korean capture of the uss pueblo. mr. lerner is the author of a book on american foreign-policy. we recorded this interview at the american historians annual meeting at washington, d.c.. it is about 15 minutes. >> mitch lerner is a historian who was in demand these days. he directs the institute for korean studies there, something that is on a lot of people's minds. and he has written a book about a particular incident in u.s.-north korea history, the pueblo incident, which is marking its 50th anniversary. so let me start by asking you to just give the story of the pueblo. mr. lerner: it is an amazing to story. it is also amazing to the extent which it has been forgotten by the american people. the uss pablo was an old world war ii cargo carrier that had been retired. it was old and dilapidated. in the 1960's decided to pull it out of retirement, send it out for something they called operation click beetle. the fight the fact that had almost no weapons, mechanically a disas

[ applause ] >> holland is using her scholarship to attend boise state university in hopes of everyoning the high-demand field of physical therapy. holland was one of more than 1500 idaho students who received an opportunity scholarship for their first year of college. but that was less than half of the more than 3,300 who were eligible, but got no assistance. we can and should do more, and by the way, as a proud father, i would tell you that holland's instructor at boise state is my daughter kimberly. [ applause ] my executive budget calls for dedicating a portion of the $5 million to providing adult completion scholarships. that's not a program for subsidizing dropouts. it's about creating the workforce that idaho employers need. it's about closing our skills gap by bringing students with some college credits back to our certificate associates and bachelor degree programs to finish what they started, and it's about also about preserving the value of investment already made in partially completed studies. folks, the adult completion scholarship program is like finding money. so let's ge

sonoma state university released a study saying 99.8% of the acres used for vineyards were not affected. research says the public perception is quite different. people tend to believe that the vineyards were highly impacted even though they weren't. that may explain the drop in tasting room sales recently. >>> there are new allegations of sexual harassment against a california politician. this time, it's a woman. assembly woman christina garcia who you see here is accused of groping a male staffer. the staffer works for another lawmaker. he claims garcia stroked his back, squeezed his rear end and tried to touch his crotch during a legislative softball game in the year 2014. the assembly is now investigating the incident. garcia responded by saying she has no recollection of the behavior and it's inconsist at the present time with h-- incont with her values. >>> kate up ton will be on "good morning america" after breaking her silence against the co-founder of dpes. diane macedo has details. >> in gma look, before she was a cover girl on sports illustrated and commercial movie roles made

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this morning, education secretary betsy devos is sending a team of investigator to michigan state university to examine how the school handled allegations against former gymnastics doctor larry nasser is. michigan state faces dozens of lawsuits that claimed that it ignored reports and warning signs about nassar as far back as 1997. >>> a decision by the supreme court yesterday has young immigrants breathing a sigh of relief. >> in a condition considered a blow to the trump administration the high court declined to hear the lower court's really on the daca program. it also means congress has more time to come up with a more permanent immigration sluice. lawmakers had been facing a march 5th deadline opposed by president trump. daca allows undocumented immigrants brought here by their parents to go to school or work without fear of deportation. about 700,000 people are currently enrolled. one senator said the supreme court decision gives lawmakers more time to work on the legislation. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf and election officials say they're moving ahead with the new congressional

i always wanted to go to college and i applied to state university system and went to college, i can'tn't at my high school, i did go to somebody. it was a guy from harvard. this is how things happen. you should apply to harvard and now i moved on, my kids, we tortured them, 95, gave me an application and i wrote it out like you were filling out an immigration form coming from the airport. ask a question and i wrote the answer and that was my application and by the way i got in. that was a good and i am grateful, someone 100 years earlier gave money to the school, set up financial aid, never know the name of that person, that person never knew my name. you benefit from a lot of people you will never meet and things you do will benefit a lot of people you will never meet and that is life. you could still -- i have good sense where i am from and can't revel in it because life is been kind to me. i worked in a fancy law firm. it was a fancy company. i am not saying it is like a lincoln walking miles every day to return a library book. net net net i had many more advantages than disadvanta

california state university study finds that almost half the students enrolled in the system struggle to afford food. the report release last month surveyed the states 23 csu campuses in 2016. it said many students are going hungry due to a high cost of living, tuition, classifies and other necessary expenses. the study found more than 42% of the survey have poor quality food. >>> today an annual fundraiser designed to make you open your heart in san francisco. is the 13th annual hero and heart luncheon showcasing 36 new heart sculptures in the city. the going to be auctioned off to benefit san francisco general hospital. the lunch will be at at&t park and features many vips including interim san francisco mayor. former mayor willie brown, san francisco police chief william scott and giant ceo larry baer. >>> this morning you'd never know there be a huge pillow fight along the embarcadero in san francisco. exactly at 6 pm the fun begins as people slamming their friends and people they never even know. people across the country even around the world come to this unusual san francisco v

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. >>> education secretary betsy devos is sending a team of investigator to washington state universityo examine how the examinations were handled by dr. larry nassar. michigan state faces dozens of lawsuit that claimed that it ignored report and warning signs about nassar as far back as 1997. >>> the trump administration plan which could lead to offshore drilling in the atlantic ocean faces a fight from people at the jersey shore. >> community leaders spoke out against the program yesterday. the administration's policeman would allow for drilling of oil and gas off the coast. critics fear a spill like the deep water horizon disaster in the gulf of mexico would be catastrophic for the environment and new jersey's tourism and fishing industries. >> if people couldn't go to the beach, they wouldn't come to ocean city. it would be a disaster. >> organizers wanted to get their message out before march 9th which is the end of the period in which the public can comment on the proposal. >>> citigroup will refund hundreds of millions of dollars after admitting it over charged them for interest.

the california state university system is out with its first ever system-wide report on student according to the study, 11% of the csu's 480,000 students lack the stable home in the last 12 months. they found an estimated 200,000 students have problems or limitations affording food known as food insecurity. that's nearly four times the national rate. the study was conducted across all 23 csu campuses. >>> right about now, delivery people are showing up in offices across the bay area with flowers that make their coworkers jealous. happy valentine's day. abc 7 news reporter matt keller went out looking for the business of love this morning, live at the county clerk's office in san jose. anyone getting hitched? >> reporter: business is good this morning, reggie, the day of romance. 17 couples here in santa clara county. this is the wedle chapel here in san jose. they are getting married today, and many more are expected to drop in to make their relationship official. it's a valentine's day tradition. >> yeah, valentine's. got to make her happy, man. >> reporter: nice job. an experienced husb

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olympic committee and michigan state university. ♪ >>> the opening ceremony for the winter olympics isow just two days away and the olympic torch is closing in on its final destination. >> today the torch traveled by zip line and train. the olympic torch relay set to reach pyeongchang olympic stadium friday for the opening ceremony. one olympic activity is already under way. pin trading. the tradition has gained popularity and is now a staple at the games. for some collectors, it is all about finding that rare gem. for others, it's a way to bring people together. >> for us, the fun of it is we want to spread the good will. we give away pins. we want people to understand that there are no barriers at the olympics. >> experts say this year the most coveted pin would be one from the north korean team if there is one. nbc 10's keith jones is in south korea giving us a behind the scenes look. tonight at 11:00, he'll show his visit to the demilitarized zone and tell us what it's like to cross the border. >>> before they won the super bowl, some of the eagles could walk around town and go som

officers, on the university park campus started carrying the narcan today, police say it is need there had because of a higher demand in rural areas. penn state plans to have officers, carry narcan on all of its campuses, officers have already been carrying it on the university's berks, great valley, and erie campuses. >>> and president trump has harsh word, for the florida department, and, and, massacred, inside still man douglas high school. >> they say that deputy scott peterson stayed outside of building 12 on the site for four minutes. it left about six minutes. they were suspended without pay and then resign. president trump commented from outside the white house. >> if that is the case where somebody was outside, and, they didn't react, properly, under pressure, or they were cowards. >> and teachers and students were allowed back in their class rooms for the first time since the shooting, high school plans to resume class these week. >>> officials in florida, have released a series of, 911 calls about nicholas crews his behavior and his gun ownership crews opened fire, at the high school in parkland, florida in one of the war mass shoo

i interned for him my sophomore year at florida state university during the fall.my: what did you think of his responses? what is very interesting, and as you pointed out, he did attend this session and he did answer questions. and it does look like he is changing his position on a number of issues around guns. were you satisfied? it is a first step, but as you could tell by the voices you heard at the town hall meeting and the community as a whole, it is not enough. i think we need to reinforce that by writing letters to our senators, as i did to senator marco rubio. everyone has an important point of view on this issue. everyone has a story. that is why my sister and i to yourr "your letter senator" campaign. amy: and what is that campaign? >> you can find us at t or senator or people post letters on social media and they tag their elected officials and use connectg so we could while the students are marching out in the streets as you think, what can i do? you can write a letter to your senator and be empowered. and you can use the hashtag and read other people s