the united states. he earned a masters from the state university of new york, buffalo.is first big break came when he won a patent for online search. >> he had two things going for him. number one, he understood the importance of search. two, he was educated in the u.s. >> after a decade in the u.s., li returned to china with his business partner and together they founded the google of china. >> when you combine that with the secular growth of the internet traffic in china, a tremendous opportunity. >> his friends and family say his devotion to baidu defines him. he is known to fall asleep in his car after working late and he has never sold a single share of baidu stock. he has picked up influential friends along the way, like bill gates of microsoft, jack ma of alibaba, and a few enemies, too. >> with the google founders, the relationship is more adversarial. they are competitive. in 2004, larry page went to visit baidu in beijing. it was an interesting meeting. the baidu people were careful not to reveal too much. >> regardless of how he is perceived, he is now worth

the state university supports 24 since is it was built. it's my pleasure to offer my support to those institutions. as you know su serves thousands of students and we provide opportunity. in the community every salesmen our multiple racial and body totally appreciates the varied experiences they've had at the park and eco center. etch semester i bring my standards there. i value the experiences they've had and knowledge gained from the expired education provided by the professors and students at the clinical college. i hope that you will take my support into consideration >> i'm elaine johnson i'm the director of bio link the advance center funded by national science foundation we provide technical support. we've been house defense attorneys at the continually of san francisco since 998 and have been developing skills based programs for our students where they could get wonderful jobs. many of our students have come from the bayview hirpts point area and have been working in a variety of life science careers one has a job at the man technic

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he taught religious studies at the state university. a violent crime took police but would not say how he died. the small community is hocked. police have released information about a suspect vehicle, a dark gray nissan hybrid california license plate 6ndw4300. >>> a federal court ordered a mandatory settlement conference for children's hospital oakland and the family of jahi mcmath who has been declared brain dead by doctors but is still on a ventilator the family could announce today that it is moving her to another facility. that facility may be the new beginnings community center on long island. it is a brain injury treatment observation founded after the case of terry schiavo at center of a nationwide legal debate over life support. jahi mcmath has been on a ventilator at children's hospital oakland for three weeks from complications from tonsil surgery. a court order expires on tuesday. >>> transportation company uber say they are not too blame for a deadly accident in downtown accident on new year's eve. a six-year old died when h

"god bless america" will now be performed by the virginia state university gospel chorale under he direction of james holden visor and the core -- choreographer. when the storm clouds gather the storms at sea, let us swear allegiance to a land that's free ♪ smote let us all be grateful for a land so fair in the ise our voices sound of prayer ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the ight from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the ight from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ home bless america, my weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ [applause] the joint assembly -- of verend ashburn, pastor friendship baptist church, newport news. >> ok. ow about this? ok. stay right there. > let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and

his a senior international relations lecturer and research from the moscow state university mr knox about us thank you very much for joining us here at the very nice to thank you for having me on wonderful ok the u.s. we know that the u.s. is revoking its phases over what they call violence towards protesters but what kind of violence how is saying that so what we're seeing that is that the riot police moving in and out and trying to take upon the barricades that. is not and that ok well what we're hearing from the united states and from the european union is of course the most cynical hypocrisy after the last few years of the brutal police repression of the occupy wall street movement in the united states and the anti neoliberal austerity diktats that have been instituted around the european union which brought literally tens of millions of protesters out onto the street. them calling against violence in the ukraine where the majority of the injuries for the past few days have been from the police did and suffered injuries from allah calls talked tales firebombs knife stabbings club bein

this is kalen, she's a fourth-year animal science student and she's a volunteer at the sheep barn at oregon state university. the reason why mr. freeze is in her backpack is he got so cold that he wasn't eating. he's only days old and he needed to eat so one of the professionals there said, do you know what, he needs to be taken home and cared for my hand so he'll stop suckling again. >> isn't it funny about him wearing a wool sweater? >> yep. >> a human wearing a skin sweater. >>> this story has gone viral a tad more than a 1 million views. >> it is darn cute. >> and he looks comfortable in there. >> yeah. >> i guess this answers the question, ba ba black sheep have you any wool in no, sir, not at oregon state university. >>> girls cracking some ice but -- >> keep watching. >> see how the ice cracks her. >>> and two words, ipad mini. all you need for your chance to win is one word, friday's buzzword is next. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless rece

new information on that shooting on the tennessee state university campus in nashville. now one man was shot in the leg. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. it is not clear if he was a student or not. so far there have been no arrested. >> now the investigation into the deadly mall shooting in olombia. police say darion aguilar spent a lot of time at the mall smoking in small groups. they are taking a close look at the gunman's journal. it is clear that he knew he was having mental health issues. what the journal does pot address is whether he knew the victims. a d.c. woman is sharing her terrifying story of being beaten and robbed in daylight. the victim said she felt like someone was following her and moments later a man grabbed her purse strap and threw her to the ground. >> he said let go and i just froze. he punched me. if he did it to me in the afternoon in broad daylight, he would do it to somebody else. >> a neighbor who saw the man moments after the atackle said she recognized him. he is somebody who is in the area all the time. police

the effort to keep him alive and help him recover. >> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just wanted accountability. for their son's actions. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it really hurts me to do this. >> be something like get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my friends. >> joe adds no one saw the coach get injured. >> no rain in sight. a look at how warm it's going to get this week. meteorologist leigh

janet napolitano will be joined bit chancellor of the state university system and of the chancellor of the community college system talking about strengthening the master plan if higher education a. dod originally in 1960 and making it more relevant to the needs of contemporary california. each of the system heads will identify challenges to be addressed in the future. >> in san francisco, the labor secretary is scheduled to be in the city's mission district today and will visit an incubation aimed at cultivating low income food entrepreneurs trying to grow their business and will hold a roundtable discussion on immigration in san francisco. city officials and leaders of a local mosque have revealed a land for fixing fire and other safety hazards at the building and re-opening rooms for worship. we the mosque houses in a norm kaiser hospital from world war ii was closed down three weeks ago after an inspections by a fire marshal. the building on cutting boulevard was undergoing construction without city permits and the times reports that mosque leaders vowed at the city council meeting

he taught religious studies at the state university. >> the father was a friend of mine, a tremendous. this is absolutely a tremendous loss not only for the parish but for our community, in general. >> a violent crime took place but would not say how the reverend reached. they have a suspect vehicle, nissan california license plate 6ndw400. >>> the bart board will vote to finalize a settlement reached after two unions went open strike. at 9:00, the directors will meet in oakland to vote an a modify ied contract. bart said the family leave clause was included by mistake touching off bitter back-and-forth and worries of another strike. a settlement was reached last month and the union leaders are recommending ratification after the bart board vote. >> california is facing a record dry spell at 2013 the driest year since record keeping began 164 years ago, which is bad news for our water supply. the reservoir levels are dropping and the average is 33 percent or a third of the total available capacity. it is no better in the sierra with the snow pack estimate at 20 percent of normal and t

the playing field. if anything it creates a coup in intercollegiate athletics. what about those state universities? i, alabama. in those states you cannot invoke the nlrb stach yupts because those are just for private universities. what's going to happen in that situation are all the best players then going to go to a place like northwestern or another private university and play football? what's going to happen to the state university? how are they going to be able to compete in the future? it will be the end of college football as we know it. which you're going to see some universities which are there to grant degrees, okay? they're not there to pay students just to be athletes. they're going to say, you know what? that's what you're going to do? we're going to stop having any types of, you know, college clubs. any college teams. any college athletics. i don't think it's going to go that far. >> i was going to say, what is your sense of where this push to unionize will go? where will it end? >> it may not end immediately at the nlrb. it may go further. but at the end of the day, you have to look a

in the past 14 hours san jose state university police are investigating two reports of sexual batterynd a third report of attempted sexual battery happening right here on the southern portion of campus. it began around 6:55 last night at the event center and at 9:21 near the hoover hall dormitory. police say the suspect road a bicycle behind the victim and touched them inappropriately before riding off. the suspect is described as a 20 to 30-year-old white man with a black hooded sweatshirt and mustache. and the third incident took place nearby. two suspects in that incident on skateboards attempted to touch another victim, however campus police say that victim was able to defend herself and prevent a possible attack. now they are telling students how to stay safe in the wake of these incidents. >> a lot of my friends say to carry pepper spray around and i am actually carrying one right now, actually. >> reporter: you are ready? >> i am ready. my friend is saying you should not walk around at night. my parents told me to walk around with a friend. >> reporter: both suspects in this mo

enhis team at money the state university think these guys had a big part in making fossil fuels. a new theory that could change the way we think about oil. >> at least some of the ingredients of crude oil can be instantaneously, like a matter of days or few weeks. not 100 million years. >> best of all -- >> they grow in waste. we don't need refind sugar or starch or corn. >> stroble and engineer eric boothe simulate a forest making fossil fuels and call it a biosphere. >> it's given oxygen like a forest and water and it's allowed to circulate much like we envision temporary rain forest from 100 million years ago. >> the fungus breaks down the plant material into hydrocarbons found in diesel. hydrocarbons are trapped in layers of shale. they drain and dry it and heat it in the oven, releasing the fuel as a gas and cooling it with liquid nitrogen. >> the gas has condensed to a liquid and these are the hydrocarbons in one of our tests. >> promising but not yet here. stroble needs a few more years find out how to increase his yield. if successful though, this expensive experiment coul

this is the sc state university web site. >> where is south carolina state? >> move down to that. re that is. about a half an hour outside of columbia? >> not too far from columbia. >> i'm told the -- the only thing i've been able to get is there's a lot of crime activity in this area. i'm not saying on the campus, but crime is no stranger to the area. >> orangeburg, so one person shot. we don't know condition. police say they're following or pursuing, at least, one suspect. they have reason to believe there's still potential trouble so the campus is on lockdown. that's south carolina state university, orangeburg, says. >>> the incredible story of virginia's former governor, and his wife. today they pleaded not guilty, after the governor turned down a deal with prosecutors that would have kept some possibly embeer wassing details private and saved his wife jeopardy. the deal would have spared the former republican governor book mcdonnell most of the charges he is facing and would have let his wife walk completely off the hook. it also would have kept secret the details in a private

the list is texas a&m university. with stanford a close second. then the university of wisconsin, florida state university, and finally, the university of north carolina at chapel hill, rounding out our top five of happiest colleges in america. >>> just ahead, get ready for subzero football as the wild card weekend kicks off in the nfl, we have the details, next. >>> cold day in times square this morning. controversial surgery, more teens are turning to plastic surgery to escape bullying. but is that really the answer? >>> now for some sports action, it was a major upset in the sugar bowl. 11th-ranked oklahoma against number three alabama. in the second, the sooners led by four when aj mccarron answers with a 67-yard touchdown play. oklahoma's qb trevor knight with this cannon to take the lead back, 24-17. mccarron throws an interception with about a minute left and that's time for the sooners to get another touchdown. oklahoma leads 31-17 at the half. bama keeps it close with an incredible 61-yard run by derek henry and with seconds left, the ball is stripped from mccarron's hands and ran in f

the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org >> the university of california and california state universitytudents than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just wanted accountability. for their son's actions. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it really hurts me to do this. >> be something like get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my friends. >> joe adds no one saw the coach get injured. >> no rain in sight. a look at how warm it's going to get this week. meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with the forecast. >>

this is more on how -- there is more on how they will review policies and procedures at the california state university and california community colleges system. this comes after last year's racial bullying case at san jose state. four are accused of harassing their african-american roommate and they are facing, misdemeanor charges. >>> and they have now been charged with battery, charles gutierrez was involved with a fight with three girls which was caught on cell phone video. she asked school administrators for help and the bullying continued and she fought back. >> that sends a message to bullies that you can bully individuals and adults will victimize the person you have been tormenting. >> july's sister has set up something to get them to drop the charges. >>> members of staff apparently engaged in political pay back against a new jersey mayor. they linked top aides to a huge traffic mess in new jersey and two of the lanes were shut down for four days and the messages suggest karat i -- christie's aides want them for not supporting the reelection campaign. governor christie released a statement sa

state attention from it. he was trying to make sure that the governor's office could perhaps use his power to endorse the product, to encourage the state universitieso do some research on it. that's what the allegation is, according to federal prosecutors. now, you know, this -- the list, as you said, is pretty long. and it looks pretty damning for the governor and the first lady. because according to what prosecutors are saying, you know, they were using its offices of the governor to essentially boost this company. and in return, they were getting money and loans and so on from this friend, johnny williams. >> yeah. and we'll see what happens. a lot of legal experts say it's not necessarily a slam dunk, this case. but we'll see what happens in the days, weeks and months to come. evan perez, thanks very much. >>> fireworks flying at the start of the syrian peace conference. we're going to tell you who was butting heads when we go to switzerland outside of geneva, montrose, when we come back. ♪ humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with o

talk to you thank you well now some of the international news headlines us on a world update we start off with reports of a shooting at a university in the u.s. state of indiana police have arrested a suspect but there are no reports on whether anyone was injured students and teaching stuff i've been advised to remain indoors across the campus while the area is searched. pakistan's military has launched several air strikes on suspected taliban strongholds following deadly attacks on soldiers and civilians officials say at least twenty three minutes with killed but according to local residents many of the victims were villages also in pakistan a roadside bomb has blown up a bus carrying ship pilgrims returning from iran killing twenty people in. thailand is declared a state of emergency following recent violence between protesters and supporters of the ruling party in bangkok part of the security forces has been expanded and they

, the governor chris christie signed the state's dream act that allows children of undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universitiesst signed it last month in private. this was all for the public to see, and maybe for his political future as well, if he decides to run for president. >> we know that when we bring people together in the state, when we work together despite some of our differences, that we also set an example of optimism for everyone of the 8.9 million people who live here. that unlike what happens in washington, that government can actually work for you. that things can actually get done. that agreements can be reached. and that commitments can be kept. >> let's bring in our political reporter joining us from union city, new jersey. you watched the governor explain this, sign it into law. politically speaking, peter, how will this play if -- it's still a big if -- if he decides to run for president to try to run for that republican presidential nomination? >> reporter: well, wolf, yeah. in a general election context, it's undoubtedly a good thing. this is a good talker for him as the party tries to e

and abc's michele franzen has the details. >> reporter: this week alone there were campus shootings in three different states, the latest at south carolina state universityclaimed the life of a popular football player and sent police on the hunt for the gunman. police made an arrest early this morning following a massive manhunt for suspects in the shooting death of a south carolina state university football player friday. state police say suspect justin bernard singleton was taken into custody and charged with the murder of brandon robinson. >> the campus is locked down. our students are secured and safe. >> reporter: the university located 40 miles from columbia went into lockdown after robinson was found shot inside one of the on campus dorms. according to the police complaint, the suspect was seen argugg with robinson and pulled a gun and fired. the school's president tearfully mourned the loss. >> we, again, are extraordinarily sad about this. he was a very nice young man and it hurts. >> reporter: friends and fellow football player say robinson was a great player who wanted to go pro someday. >> it's a shame when tragedy occurs. a shout out to his

and abc's michele franzen has the details. >> reporter: this week alone there were campus shootings in three different states, the latest at south carolina state universityclaimed the life of a popular football player and sent police on the hunt for the gunman. police made an arrest early this morning following a massive manhunt for suspects in the shooting death of a south carolina state university football player friday. state police say suspect justin bernard singleton was taken into custody and charged with the murder of brandon robinson. >> the campus is locked down. our students are secured and safe. >> reporter: the university located 40 miles from columbia went into lockdown after robinson was found shot inside one of the on campus dorms. according to the police complaint, the suspect was seen arguing with robinson and pulled a gun and fired. the school's president tearfully mourned the loss. >> we, again, are extraordinarily sad about this. he was a very nice young man and it hurts. >> reporter: friends and fellow football player say robinson was a great player who wanted to go pro someday. >> it's a shame when tragedy occurs. a shout out to his

"god bless america" will now be performed by the virginia state university gospel chorale under the directionf mr. james holden, jr. and under the choreographry of mr. perry a. evans ii. ♪ >> ♪ while the storm clouds gather far across the sea while the storm clouds gather far across the sea let us swear allegiance to a land that's free let us all be grateful for a land so fair as we raise our voices in a solemn prayer god bless america, land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> [all] ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ [cheers and applause] >> reverend everly ashburn, pastor at friendship that just church -- baptist church. ok, how about this? ok, stay right there. >> let us pray. most graciou

in the state who paid for these universities is always welcome. of father ed in state college, pennsylvania, methodist minister i interviewed for the book, he said we all need as human beings a place to stand, people to stand with and values to stand for. he said i know you can get these things here in my methodist church but i can't help but notice that penn state church holds 108,000 people. religion is real. >> i followed these things so closely. i don't know why you are apologizing to me for going to uva. i do know that tonight is the last hurrah for current bcs system. next year they'll start a four-team playoff system. do you think that will work better than the much hated bcs? >> it will work better for those making the money on it. not for players and not necessarily for the fans. the old system, current one, you pick two peoples based on polls, strength of schedule and computerized rankings. they pick that by picking four teams based on polls, strength of schedule and computerized rankings. problem solved. it will make more money. i'm also

opportunity to be here today and testify before the committee, but particularly with the work that i do at colorado state university, it really involves what states are doing around the country regarding energy and particularly regarding clean energy. i left office in 2011 and founded the center at colorado state university, so for the past three years i've worked with states on energy policy. we've developed actually a website that tracks every piece of advanced energy legislation at the state level. there are 3,600 separate pieces of legislation introduced in state houses across america last year. 600 of those were signed into law by governors across the country. it's important in this discussion to understand that clean energy is on the mienz of governors across the country.nd governors across the country. there are 220 million americans who live in a state that has a renewable energy standard or renewable energy goal. about 200 million americans in a resource standard. a similar to that number with a climate action plan. what's really important as well about that is those states include both states where there'

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the alleged rape investigation of florida state's quarterback, that is back on again. the lawyer for the woman accusing jameis winston says winston, the tallahassee police department and possibly florida state university will face a lawsuit. the florida state attorney decided not to charge winston last month. >>> two years of college play and gone. texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel announcing he's going to the nfl draft on may 8th or the 10th. they expect him to be one of the first five chosen and getting lots of millions of dollars. >>> louisville has a new coach, kind of. bobby pet torino will be back in 2014. louisville's old coach, charlie strong, he went to texas. >>> new baseball hall of fame inductees. among them greg maddux who played for the braves and cubs, and tom glavine who played for the braves and mets and white sox slugger frank thomas, two-time american league mvp. congratulations, all. well deserved. those who lost votes, many from the steroids era. barry bonds, sammy sosa, mark mcguire, robert clements and ravelo palmeiro losing support. >>> georgia upsets missouri in overtime. tied at 63. charles mann nails a crucial two-point shot. georgia wins it 70-64. >>> number four wiscons

the state level. many of the state universities get 15% of their money from the state.t least in california so we need to recognize that in many cases this is a place where we've seen the state laboratory and what it's been is make it harder for poor children to get a college education, even the ones that are straight a students. >> you have bloated university administrations. there's a cost structure out there that affects all of this. >> sure. but the speed with which the costs of tuition has gone up is not comparable to the speed with which university administrator's salaries have gone up. it's simply the rate of change is too fast, but it does fit with the massive cuts of state governments to, you know, to local colleges and universities. i guess part of this is -- part of what i want to come back to, jim, because all the way at the beginning you said we have education as our deep public value that provides for economic and social mobility. it sounds lovely but the reality is that so many conservative policies have undermind and cut actual public education, the reso

. >> the suspected drunk driver, 56, is in the hospital with major injuries. >> san jose state university, campus police are warning female students to be alert after two assaults over the weekend open campus saturday night. a man on a pick -- bicycle groped a woman outside the recreation center and the second incident happened at 9:20 near the hoover hall dorm. witnesses say the attacker was a white man in his 20's with a must tack wearing a black hoodie and pants the many students learned of the assault since text messages were sent by the university. students are encouraged to call for campus police escort at night. >> counselors are on hand at a benicia school where a first grade teacher has been arrested on poisoning charges. she teaches first grade at matthew turner elementary school in benicia and arrested on friday on suspicion of poisoning school district staff at an after hours potluck back in november. a victim was admitted to the hospital for treatment. tests found thc, a substance in marijuana, present in the blood. she confessed involvement to individuals who were at the par

. >>> the university of california and california state university system are reporting more studentshan ever are applying for higher education. applications for uc schools jumped nearly five percent but the none of out of state and international applicants grew by 20 temperatures. those students pay higher tuition, which adds more revenue for the school systems and means fewer in-state students could be accepted. on csu campuses applications are up nearly ten% from two years ago. >> a thrown baseball helmet is turning too a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. has spring a player scoring the winning run through his helmet. it his the coach, apparently tearing his achilles tendon. he contends its caused serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just want some accountability. for their son's action. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it hurts me to -- >> something like, get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my friends. >> no one saw beck get injured at the game. >> up next at

but says the california state university board of trustees approved the deal. and, that the university did not pay more than the appraisal price for the property. cal maritime academy expects esgrow to close soon and plans on shutting down the motel in a month or two. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. was one of the most thrilling and exciting moments of my life to see caragain and be able to touch them and reach out and hold them. what does the future hold for marcus the magnificent malone. that coming up next. in a story you'll only see on kron 4. marcus malone was a homeless landscaper. until he revealed to stanley roberts, that he was once one of the founding members of the santana blues band stanley arranged a reunion between santana and malone. so now, what does the future hold for marcus? this morning stanley wraps up his one-on-one interview with marcus -the magnificent- malone >>:it was one of the most thrilling most exciting moments i had in my life, to see carlos face again and to be able to touch him and reach out and hold him marcus is d

did retire in the '99. >> right. >> he had access, he had rights, he also was being paid by the state universitye university. not a whole lot of money, but it was directly coming from the state right there on a technicality. we lawyers love the technicalities, that bars him from getting the pension. his wife, i mean, i'm sorry, i'm sure she's a lovely woman, whatever, but once he's barred from it, she's barred from it as well. jon: the lawyers, doug, are arguing this is some kind of mob rule, that the court is bending to, you know, public desire for vengeance here. >> well, that's what lis had said. and again, you know, she is right. if you took a poll, jon, think about it right now as you guys often do, you know, write in do you think jerry sandusky should get his pension? what's that going to run, 98% against? it's got to be adjudicated. he's making an argument that he was only a de facto -- that was of the term i saw the lawyers using -- de facto employee, not really working there. maybe he has a chance. but, again, since it's an appeal, i'm predicting that he's going to lose. >> no court is

now the alleged rape investigation of florida state's quarterback, that is back on again. the lawyer for the woman accusing jameis winston and possibly florida state university will face a lawsuit. the florida state attorney decided not to charge winston last month. two years of college play and gone. texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel anunsing he's going nouo the nfl draft. he's expected to be one of the first five chosen. how many millions will he get? >> a lot. >> new baseball hall of fame inductees. greg maddox who played for the braves and cubs, tom glavine who played for the braves and mets and frank thomas, two-time american league mvp. some of the greats. those who lost votes, many from the steroids era, barry bonds, mark sosa and palmeiro opinion in college hoops, george upsets number 21 mizzou in overtime. tied at 63, charles mann nailing a crucial two-point shot. georgia wins that one with that. wisconsin, badgers still perfect. 16-0. they defeat illinois 95-70. they keep their school best record. >> nice. >> over to the pros. the nets stopped the golden state warriors nine-game winning streak. down to the wire. kevin garnett breaking up a pass

. >> reporter: he lives in the same apartment building as the suspect who say student at penn state university. the police went into his apartment in search of a suspected marijuana operation when they found the suspected bomb in a suitcase with explosive-related materials packed inside. he is charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction, risking a catastrophe, and possessing incendiary devices. >> i saw the name. i remember getting one of his packages here and returning it to him. that was a couple months ago. >> are you wondering what is in that package now? >> a little bit. >> reporter: he seen him set off three minibombs outside of their apartment. >> i really hope i never see him again. he is a dangerous kid. >> reporter: the bay area community must wait and see what is next for their graduate. pennsylvania authorities are now working with the feds and plan to release new details come monday. in belmont, mark kelly, can kpix5. >> the police say they also found fuses attached to aluminum and plastic containers. his bail was set at half a million. his next court day is february 5th.

. >>> the chancellor of the california state university system wants to increase graduation rates. he wants to spend $50 million to add more faculty and counselors. he says the money would come from state funds. the system has 440,000 students. >>> a 4th of california's college grads are finding themselves under employed while a majority under 30 are finding jobs some of those jobs are in food service, clerical work over personal services. >>> toyota stopped u.s. sales of many models and may have to recall vehicles equipped with seat heaters. the fabric on seats with heaters may not clear u.s. standards. toyota has taken the step of halting sales of almost its entire line ups with seat heaters. there have been no reports of accidents or injuries related to the asia. the national transportation safety board is reviewing the problem and will decide whether a recall is needed. >>> was a 17-year-old girl denied a new heart because she was developmentally disabled -- developmentally disabled? >> 2 investigates claims of discrimination when it comes to life saving transplant surgery. >> a

the state's public colleges handle student harassment and hate crimes. they will review policies and procedures at the california state university, university of californiaornia community college systems. this comes after last year's racial bullying case at san jose state. the four white students accused of harassing their african-american roommate are now facing misdemeanor hate crime and battery charges. >>> our time is 8:36. a transgender student from hercules high school who claims to be a victim of bullying has now been charged with battery. back in november 16-year-old jules gutierrez was involved in a fight. it was captured on cellphone video with three girls. jules claims she had asked school administrators for help but that the bullying continued. that's why she was fighting back. now, however, the sophomore is charged with misdemeanor battery. >> it sends a message to bullies that you can bully individuals and that adults will then further victimize the person that you have been tormenting. >> now, no charges have been filed against the other people involved. jules' sister has set up an online petition trying to get prosecutors to drop the char

the game is costing him thousands of dollars. >>> were state workers told to rbi ignore work on the bay bridge. >>> a deadly shooting at south carolina state university has investigators searching for at least four suspects tonight. the school is in about 40-miles south of columbia. brandon robinson was shot this afternoon. south carolina state is not identifying any suspects or suggesting a motive. >>> to the east bay where a couple was out walking their dogs when three pit bulls attacked them. on their injuries and how they managed to fight off the attack. >> reporter: his left hand is torn up and his wife has airpack puncture wound and worst of all, his poodle had the back of her neck ripped open. >> almost like shell shocked. it happened so fast. >> the last thing i expected was fighting for my life. >> reporter: it happened wednesday evening. they were on their usual walk. when they got a few blocks from home, three pit balls charged them. >> she was squealing, a death cry, he face was up at me. >> reporter: char lean said she was knocked to to ground but kept her dog in her hand. >> her life was in danger, she could have gotten killed. >> repor