is that said being held all across a rush i included right here in moscow at the moscow state university university said chemistry department blotch just want to talk about some of the cheap loans that the russian organizing committee has already made now social investment into the russian winter olympiad is about six point five billion u.s. dollars and over sixty percent sell that money will come from a government funds and out such it's once the fourteen organizing committee has announced that it's already breaking all store so records including attracting over one point one billion u.s. dollars from the private sector right now that's a number that's a balance to increase over the coming years over the next three years because the organizing committee wants the russian games to become not the only most innovative ones but also most profitable ones not you know the area where the russians have already excelled in comparison to other a host nations in the past is they deliberate infrastructure was something used already been in place now hold the venues that will be games that says states in the y

brown university joined up with other right wingers to hand over three and a half million three point six million detroit university and the coast a seven hundred thousand dollars in the state university there are dozens of other universities around the country receive similar donations from these billionaire brothers and just like with florida state university all of these charitable donations come with strings attached. you're talking more about these strains and what they mean for america's higher education system is lee farm reporter and blogger extraordinary think progress lee welcome back to tom thanks for having me at florida state charles koch can pick and choose professors with his donation what other perks of these guys have with other universities or decision making powers well it's different for almost every university i've seen you know at brown university i don't think they have the same power to pick and choose professors ah but they give these big chunks of money and they target that money towards research projects that they like for example around a underwrote study argues that they deregulation how much the poor and if we wanted to help the poor we should regulate ba

graduating class to meet the new graduation requirements that ensures access to california state university and universityof california approved courses, otherwise known as a through g. this is one of the many ways the san francisco unified school district is keeping its promise to access and equity to all the students in the city. the commitment of city leaders like the mayor, the board of education, the board of supervisors, to increase summer programming and access to summer school is the strongest sign of keeping a promise to the next generation of san franciscans, providing the summer program for ninth graders -- about 900 students -- who otherwise would be off track and could not continue is just amazing. i am so excited about it. this year makes the 20 anniversary of the children's fund -- the 20th anniversary of the children's fund, and i am happy about having leaders who put the children's fund in impacting lives through the after-school program and child care. we would like at the same time to think the mayor and maria su for working hard with community members to understand the needs that we ha

new information about the three people shot to death in a parking garage at san jose state university. the university says two were students, a man and a woman, the gunman was much older. he was married to the female student. >> 25-year-old and a 26-year- old were both students, business accounting majors, less than three weeks from graduation. they were both shot by the 25- year-old's girlfriend in the 10th street garage after class. >> we knew -- we would walk her to that parking and kyle was walking her that time. so, there was always someone next to her. >> reporter: he was concerned when his friend and group member, cindy was not in class yesterday. >> usually does not miss class. we had bad thoughts with my classmates in the group. we started calling her and texting. she would not respond. she would good at responding. >> reporter: students learned that the person they describe as sweet and passionate was shot to death and then he turned the gun on himself. the police have not determined a motive. they were not linked romantically and believing that she was giving him a ride home. >> we are det

graduating class to meet the new graduation requirements that ensures access to california state university and universityof california approved courses, otherwise known as a through g. this is one of the many ways the san francisco unified school district is keeping its promise to access and equity to all the students in the city. the commitment of city leaders like the mayor, the board of education, the board of supervisors, to increase summer programming and access to summer school is the strongest sign of keeping a promise to the next generation of san franciscans, providing

i spent 11 years practicing labor year for the state university, university of south florida, here in tampa. but i always went to bookstores when i traveled, i always loved week books. i was raised in a reading family. and when i decided i wanted to leave that job and be my own bods with something smack -- boss with something small that didn't involve food, i decided to look into going into the book business. and i met leslie, my business partner, and she had worked for a store that was closing that was for sale. we started talking and came up with inkwood books. i went to prospective bookseller schools over a three or four-day period in atlanta and was taught by booksellers all over the country, some of the best known in the whole country who came to teach people who were considering going

state university. our topic today the university degree versus trade school. agree or disagree. today i'm joined by a panel of experts. >> i'm charlotte, director of precollege programs at san jose state university. >> i'm the director of the career center on campus. >> i'm darcy green. >> i'm garcia deputy executer. >> we thank you all for being here. as a university professor we thought the degree was the thing to get but you are saying to me maybe not always for all people. >> i don't education is a one size fits all. i have to say that it doesn't mean that we are uneducated. we have to go to trade school and beyond that. in our programs we have a pathway to college. >> does that make sense as a university representative? someone who deals with careers on campus? >> i think it is important that there is a spectrum of career opportunities out there. i think we have to look at different skill sets. they compliment each other and group together. as we look at many careers that don't exist today. i think that there is room for lots of different skill sets and we have to keep growi

state university in what is being called a murder-suicide. it happened here at the parking garage on 10th street last night. it's located at east san fernandez street. we now the university is holding a news conference to give us the latest information. rob is standing by. >>rob: were out here on the quad at campus at san jose state university while were waiting at the university official to shed light on what occurred here. she spoke earlier today and told us they're investigating this as an apparent murder- suicide. were hoping they will be out here in a little while and give us some more information. particularly the identities of the three victims. we know this much, this occurred at the northeast section corner of campus about 8:30 p.m. last night. the parking crashes between santa clara and san fernand go. neighbors said they heard as many as 10 shots rang out. paramedics later said they found three victims. two victims in a car and the third person elsewhere in the parking grosz. that person was transported to a hospital and later died. we're not sure of the people are students, were not sure the genders. there was a text message alert send across campus. they ann

flash mobs everywhere, penn state university, iowa state university. the naval academy. the age of 10 at the time of the actual attacks. in philadelphia, word of the president's announcements brought the crowd to a standing cheer where they chanted usa, usa, in unison. all of it, of course, part of a sweeping picture of a nation devastated by 9/11. set within that picture, pockets of families fractured by the daily reality. the emptiness of mothers, fathers, siblings, children and friends who never came home that day. joining us now is executive director of the cannon fitzgerald relief fund. her brother, gary, was among one of those killed. and julie, chairperson for the community board one in lower manhattan. happens to be my neighborhood. julie, it's nice to see you. hope is going all right. hi, julie. your emotions? >> you know, when i, dylan, when i first saw that bin laden had been killed, my first reaction was to be completely numb because people started calling me and saying, turn on the tv, turn on the tv, turn on the tv. and when i turned on the tv, the first th

programs are getting cut these universities these public universities are really feeling desperate right now when it comes to funds and i think with the florida state university system you know they're experiencing the cut in funds and they don't know what to do and they have these billionaires that are willing to donate millions of dollars to them. and they feel the pressure to take it and you know part of me feels like you can't blame them they're desperate but you know i really really want to give credit to yale for sticking to their principles and saying no we're definitely not going to take these donations under this type of contract it goes against our principles i really wish that the florida state university system would do the same but i know that they're desperate and i know that they need funds by the way david rasmussen who is the dean of the social studies college for f.s.u. he's defending the fact that they took the one point five million dollars he's saying that you know it helps them to keep professors it helps them to continue doing what they're doing it their school system and if it wasn't for the one point five million dollars that the char

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they want to go to harvard with strings i don't have a problem with is not a state university but i think the state universities should be independent this is public education like i think you all should be your inferior if you believe that also because you believe they are independent and we have to disagree because i don't think they're independent i think every good governed by liberal. boards and the professor themselves so happen to select from their own beck that's just i mean there's no other way to explain twenty four to one conservative deliberations or ten to one conservative liberal each of the liberal ideas tend to be right more of you think it's not really smart people are liberals i disagree with. conservatives i don't level warm enough so i go all the science department you know and that's that's one of the coats big thing is to push this up anyway quick quick last question after a pretty good week last week president obama has a two year high approval rating of sixty percent meanwhile the donald whose numbers were surging before president obama's best week ever is now longeing plummeting in the

>> i went to michigan state university for journalism. georgetown university for theological studies. >> did you get a degree from georgetown. >> master's degree in liberal studies. >> in liberal studies. that includes, what, theology? >> theology, philosophy, yeah. >> do they teach you shakespeare? >> i managed to stay away from shakespeare at the master's level. >> you'd be comfortable there now because i understand even for literature majors shakespeare is not a mandatory subject, do you believe that? what has happened to these? >> reporter, covered politics, weekly pbs series john ander nathalie. "u.s. news and world report," religion editor. your book to your credit. >> my first book. >> and still working at "u.s. news & world report." >> i still am. >> if i mention the name funk to you, who is he, robert funk? >> he's a bible scholar, new testament scholar who is founder and leader of a group called jesus seminar. a group of scholars for the last 15 years have been exploring the historical jesus. >> yeah, does he have very much standing in the academic c

that i really had hope and faith in was our university system especially our state university systems and i really believe that there was no way that university officials would cave in to corporate interests but it's really difficult to do that because money talks and you know when a certain system is broken and when people are desperate for money to continue doing what they do to continue supporting their law. i've only heard it's really difficult to cave and i think that's what's happening throughout the country right now are and i want to thank you very much for joining us it's definitely something that it's a depressing thought especially if you know like we're saying that this could be possibly the final frontier this last bastion of freedom that still remains you know but what it actually took after two years after this deal was made was two professors who were disgruntled who didn't like it to actually come out and write an op ed and it really tells a story and i just wonder if there was pressure on employees before not to speak out about it and so i'm happy that they did at that point think something that's important to be talked abou

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education but 4,000 students are being promised a spot at san francisco state university if they keep up their grades. university normally gives priority to qualified students from six bay area counties. they teamed up in 2009 to create a program aimed at getting students excited about attending college. guarantee admission for them that complete certain courses and make a certain score on s.a.t. test. >> the pipeline that exploded in last september in san bruno. it runs through mountain view. terry, this is just the beginning of a massive effort. >> yes, step one begin about 45 minutes ago of this hydroto testing of this one-mile long pipe. the venting of the natural gas and it sounded like this. that is the sound of natural gas being let of the pipeline clearing it so it can be filled with water so it can test for leaks. no interruption of service, neighbors were notified by mail and phone that they may smell gas today. this is a feeder line, it feeds the same line from the peninsula to san bruno the same one killing eight people. pg&e says this stretch of pipe will be tested very thoroughly. >> we are doing i

state university. on 10th street kron 4 has more from san jose state. >> craig: this was the crime scene during the early morning hours, universityand killed. the person believing to be the suspect dying at the medical center later on. >> the weapon was retrieved at the scene that is one indication of why we knew immediately that people were not risk nor the general public. within 30 minutes of the incident, we send a message be are our internal palo alto system linked to all of our classrooms to reiterate people were safe. >> craig: the complaint it took an hour before they're notified about the shooting. university tried to find out if they were students at the school sold no names have been given out yet. and san jose kron 4 news. >> justine: seven weeks since giants fan was beaten out of side of giants stadium. now they are trying to track down his attackers. this billboard is going up in las angeles. the 300 of them going up. it says wanted attempt order, sketches of the two suspects and the phone numbers for tips. the world mostly be near dodger stadium, they will stay up for about a month. the owner of the company is doing

education but 4,000 students are being promised a spot at san francisco state university if they keep up their grades. university normally gives priority to qualified students from six bay area counties. they teamed up in 2009 to create a program aimed at getting students excited about attending college. guarantee admission for them that complete certain courses and make a certain score on s.a.t. test. >> the pipeline that exploded in last september in san bruno. it runs through mountain view. terry, this is just the beginning of a massive effort. >> yes, step one begin about 45 minutes ago of this hydroto testing of this one-mile long pipe. the venting of the natural gas and it sounded like this. that is the sound of natural gas being let of the pipeline clearing it so it can be filled with water so it can test for leaks. no interruption of service, neighbors were notified by mail and phone that they may smell gas today. this is a feeder line, it feeds the same line from the peninsula to san bruno the same one killing eight people. pg&e says this stretch of pipe will be tested very thoroughly. >> we are doing i

state university students. they say the huge tuition hike is unavoidable that the state doesn't extend tax increases. the universityhed by $500 million and is facing another $500 million cut if the tax increases are not extended. that would mean tuition costs would double in three years. kate thompson kron 4 news. >>j.r.stone: you may remember this off on video from january of 2009. in the video it shows oscar grant been shot and killed by a former bart of mr. johannes mehserle started he was sentenced to 10 months to go to two years in jail although he is likely to be released in june just one month from now. oscar grants family members say they are up said and they say that this is unacceptable. reporting in the newsroom kron 4 news. >>reporter: in fremont drivers say says a new toll line 1 and there commute lines have gotten longer. the mtc says elaine is working exactly as planned the reason why drivers may be seeing longer commutes could actually be the falling unemployment rate and send a clear. or people working could mean more congestion along the roadway. in fremont, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: of big weath

. >> from san jose state university and theh you are watching equal timexploring new issues each week. >> hello and welcome to san jose state university. this week's edition of equal time. i'm journalism professor bob rut good. a business is drawing a wrath. it is called psych odonuts. here is journalism professor dian. >>> about 100 demonstrators, many are mental health activists say they perpetwit the stigma. >> it is the fact that they are using the disability of other people to profit from. it is the reference to those disabilities that is the name of the donuts. >> this is the psycho donut, bipolar, serial killer. >> inside the shop workers wear nurses outfits. >> i talked to the owner on several occasions and said we are not saying you shouldn't have a creative and themed restaurant. we are saying one of the things you are doing are extremely painful. they bring back memories to people. >> the shop's sitting area is called group therapy. customers can sit in a padded cell wearing a straight jacket. the owners later stopped the practice and put the jacket on the wall for a time and then removed it. the jackett was upsetting to ki

state university. three people are dead in a shooting inside a campus parking garage. kraig debro has information from the university and now from witnesses. >> reporter: good morning. i just spoke to san ho sigh police officer tells me -- san jose police officer tells me although san jose state is the lead investigator but they will play a large role in their expertise. it is the san jose state university north garage. it happened on the fifth floor up at the top there. the homicides took place around 8:30 last night. the this morning a contractor was up on the fifth floor cleaning up the hazardous body fluids that spilled during the shooting. they will take the lead role because again the city police have the technology and exexperience necessary. san jose police will play a large role. around 8:30 last night several witnesses heard several shots from the fifth floor of the parking garage. when they arrived on the scene they found three people on the ground. two people pronounced dead at the scene one died later at the hospital. we did speak to a university spokesperson last night following the shooting and they a

states. >> host: i would be remiss in the last eight minutes of this and i appreciate you writing the book, what do you say to those kids at tulane university south carolina state harvard, yale, universitytennessee who are still lacking and being manipulated and used for not making the most of their college education and one day they will wake up and say i regret this. what do you say? >> guest: i do. as a matter of fact i've got to say that. i go to the young americans foundation, which for republicans and i beg people to keep your college campus, and if provocateur. you're either a little classmates are going to like you and going to put on a show for you. i want to tell them the story of what happened to me and how i had my awakening and this is the most exciting time in the world. i didn't have the internet. you have the ability to change history. >> host: that's not willing talking about. don't waste your education. don't allow yourself to be manipulated and brainwashed. >> guest: that's fine telling you is the video cameras are to be turned on. you know longer have the ability now to be in a math class telling your students that sarah palin is a dillinger last or going off topic t

universities to see asians that will in holding these negotiations we hope to create a mutually institutionalized standing of the state level of real into institutional cooperation of the third. with the best foreign universities recognize degrees awarded by our best universities and i think that this is a more effective and positive way for us to be able to provide the best film scientists from around the world to russia and abroad best young scientists to work in the leading world setters without any problems with us. according to one rating they are talking of our city and the scope of state universities seventy force in the world to what extent is it objective or accurate the reason. any rating is subjective and any rating is open to manipulation you can use our university heads are offended by the placing but i tell them not to pay much attention to your priorities are different from the police there are many comparative criteria we should choose those most important for us and that's base our reforms on what already is we set ourselves so she can minimum of them for example every rating considers a citation rejects of scientists working in the university and that's in my opinion this is significant where scientists are not always enthusiastic by publishi

hall of fame in red rocks park and also see the university of colorado both at denver and boulder campuses. colorado state university, denver university angeles, finally on our list. obviously a great place to visit with tons of great colleges as well. >> that's where i'm from. n you can go to the kodak theater, plan a trip to universal studios, go down the venice board walk. don't miss the tim burton exhibit at l.a. county museum of art. lots of different types of schools. ucla, clearmont college, woodbury. so many places to see. >> if you can convince your son or daughter to go see a college here -- it's tough to do. what would you say? >> well, you need to plan inned a vance. plan with your kids to do the information session and the tour. let the colleges know you're there. don't just do a drive-by. let your kids know this can help for admissions later. colleges track your interest. >> thank you. coming up next, the perfect prom dress that will make mom and daughter both happy. we'll find out after these messages. [ male announcer ] diane was already the chief operating officer at a national tissue bank, when she decided to get her

security officer and he graduated from one of the bastard most prestigious universities here in russia the most go state university he tried his hand as a journalist and political speechwriter but that was out of control for some time and that's when he started dabbling in some illegal weapons trade but these two very. unlikely people a very different people found how so something in a child there they were united by the ultra nationalist views and they decided. to go ahead and kill. these very prominent lawyer killing a journalist in the process as well as an unsuspecting witness. now the only point i would like to add is that despite being called the russian born in quiet and they actually use these the moment cried a bit during the trial the choice a lot of affection for each other holding hands kissing sharing jokes but this was very painful for the victims for the family it for the families of the victims and the air really as the media not to remember size based crime because these two individuals despite all the affection for each other actually killed two very bright people and they committed dire crime in