what's the main stuff in the universe? we think there is a good thans this machine will allow us to produce the stuff in the laboratory. there are also many experiments going on trying to detect the dark matter deep underground for example where it's shielded from cosmic rays. you think it's possible that if the dark matter is invisible, that there is anything corresponding to a human being, which might be out there, and also invisible? >> no the thing about -- >> as we understand rationalitiet and brain and the sell lawyer constructs and molecular constructs the body, there ising in -- cellular -- >> we are made of star dust. you have to understand that dark matter is simple. even dark energy may be simple. they represent 95% of the universe but they don't have nearly the complexity that atoms can have. and we are made of the most complicated atoms. which are as joel said, star dust in a sense that they were cooked in the middle of stars and then burst out when the stars died. so all of the really interesting complexity in

. >> the somewhatings happened at the university near the oakland airport. suspect turned himself in to security guard at the south shore shopping center few miles away from alameda. live team coverage beginning with jonathan plume. >> well it has been a very long day in oakland that began with panic and ended with grief. as you just heard 7 people are dead. 3 others are wounded and now an entire community is asking why. >> police arrive 3 minutes after the shots rang out. >> we heard at least half dozen gunshots. and we heard somebody say he has a gun or somebody has a gun and then i.e. evacuated the classroom. >> he was teaching english at the opposite end of the building 100 yards from the bloody crime scene where police say a former student entered a classroom ordered often to line up against the wall and then opened fire at this small christian university that serves the korean community. >> we teach the bible a lot of it and english, nursing, it's veshtion i have never i would never expect anything like this this is the first time that i knew that the

it claims to be the first cannibus college in the university. he trade school provides classes on growing marijuana as well as marijuana laws and sales. >>> it wasn't the only target of a raid this morning agents raided nearby pot dispensary hauling out marijuana and computers. mark matthews there live. >> reporter: we are on 15th between franklin and bring early they are morning after 9:00, agents of the dea and local cops raided this office here at the oakland cannibus buyer's club. they served search warrants, but no arrests have been made. we have pictures of them carrying out boxes of what we believe to be medical marijuana. very sketchy information out of the dea. the spokesperson for the dea could not tell me who owns this. we believe it to be richard lee the same person who is running the university around the corner. we are told as i said no arrests have been made this is and forcement operation where search warrants are -- enforcement operation, search warrants are being served. it is not just the university and the oakland cannibus buy

wusa was a proud sponsor of the event that showcased the importance of the university to our region's culture, life and economy. >> reporter: if you ever wanted to be a tv weather caster, this was the place to be today. >> with us is arthur glover. >> reporter: that's arthur and his granddaughter and this is the phillip merrill school of journalism at the university of moreland where 9 news now helps visitors get a taste of the tv business and the magic green screen where we do weather. >> that's maryland day. [ cheers ] >> i think he did a pretty good job for a beginner. >> reporter: it's the 14th maryland day and open house at the university that attracts tens of thousands and comes off something like a big state fair run by ph.d.'s. kids learned about the science of suppressing fire. a wind tunnel turned a research tool to a hair-raising thrill ride. they helped make ice cream with liquid nitrogen minus 350 degrees. >> it tastes really good. >> it's all about the future. >> reporter: dr. wallace lowe is the university's president. >> the university is integral to the state in terms

. >> the somewhatings happened at the university near the oakland airport. suspect turned himself in to security guard at the south shore shopping center few miles away from alameda. live team coverage beginning with jonathan plume. >> well it has been a very long day in oakland that began with panic and ended with grief. as you just heard 7 people are dead. 3 others are wounded and now an entire community is asking why. >> police arrive 3 minutes after the shots rang out. >> we heard at least half dozen gunshots. and we heard somebody say he has a gun or somebody has a gun and then i.e. evacuated the classroom. >> he was teaching english at the opposite end of the building 100 yards from the bloody crime scene where police say a former student entered a classroom ordered often to line up against the wall and then opened fire at this small christian university that serves the korean community. >> we teach the bible a lot of it and english, nursing, it's veshtion i have never i would never expect anything like this this is the first time that i knew that the

his first book "campus wars: the peace movement at american state universities during the vietnam era" published by new york university press was chosen by the "new york times" as a notable paperback. now, ken and i over the years have mined the rich veins of pennsylvania history. of course ken with his excellent record, ken's third book which was a catholic new deal, religion and reform in depression pittsburgh, that was published by penn state press, that book earned ken the phillip s. klein award as best book of the year by the pennsylvania historical association. so i can't top ken. i can tell you that this achievement, the phillip s. klein award, that achievement puts ken in league with some of the finest historians in america. today ken will talk about and lecture to us on his fourth book, "put your bodies upon the wheels: student revolt in the 1960s." now, after his remarks he will more than be willing to answer questions, particularly from the students that are with us today. and we're very pleased to see them. and i think you have to make sure that you get to the microphone s

. >>> we'll take you to the big celebration at the university of maryland today. we'll be right back. >>> we want to give a huge thank you for all the folks who came out to see us at university of maryland today. of course, 9 news now was a proud sponsor of the event at the campus. check out photos at our website, wusa9.com. it's back to school for nine news now today and 90 others who flocked to the university of maryland for the annual open house celebration known as maryland day. wusa is a proud sponsor of that event which showcases the importance of the university to our region's culture, life and economy. scott broom brings us some of the sights and sounds. reporter: if you ever wanted to be a tv weathercaster. >> two, one. reporter: this was the place to be today. >> and with us is artha glover. winds northwest 10 to 20 knots. reporter: that's arthur glover and his granddaughter bree ann norris. this is the film journal at the university of maryland where they get a taste of the tv business and the magic green screen where we do weather. >> and that's marylan

as one of the fastest growing universities in the countries as well and is unique that residential as well as online become and it is a school that has both undergraduate and graduate law school. we are opening up a medical school of film and arts, aviation. it is a fantastically growing and very energetic school. >> since the death in 2007 who has been the head of the school? >> an attorney and chancellor and president coming and he is working as the general counsel one. he was the chancellor and one of the unique things about the transition as people wondered what was going to happen in the university since he was such a prominent person and have a prominent role in the university. but since 2007 when he passed away and jerry falwell, jr. took the reins of the university and continued to grow at exponential rates and expanding with additional schools and additional programs and it's even remained exponentially increased in the expansion from a school that his 6,500 acres of property. >> what are your concerns as a dean and vice president about online, which? >> certainly the concern

it claims to be the first cannibus college in the university. he trade school provides classes on growing marijuana as well as marijuana laws and sales. >>> it wasn't the only target of a raid this morning agents raided nearby pot dispensary hauling out marijuana and computers. mark matthews there live. >> reporter: we are on 15th between franklin and bring early they are morning after 9:00, agents of the dea and local cops raided this office here at the oakland cannibus buyer's club. they served search warrants, but no arrests have been made. we have pictures of them carrying out boxes of what we believe to be medical marijuana. very sketchy information out of the dea. the spokesperson for the dea could not tell me who owns this. we believe it to be richard lee the same person who is running the university around the corner. we are told as i said no arrests have been made this is and forcement operation where search warrants are -- enforcement operation, search warrants are being served. it is not just the university and the oakland cannibus buy

>> the university statements were confusing. first, the entire athletic program was being temporarily suspended, then this statement that howard is conducting an internal investigation of possible ncaa rules violations. as a result, the university temporarily withheld a number of student athletes from competition as a self-imposed action. but then went on to say most teams will compete as scheduled. no details on how textbook vouchers set in. >> it's a serious problem, you have people on scholarship. you are telling students they can't continue because they won't be able to get their scholarships through athletics. >> university does give book vouchers and some people choose to use the vouchers for the correct thing, others don't. most do. >> one college sports expert had this reaction to how howard is handling the scandal. >> any time you have a broad reaching reaction like that from an academic institution, part of it is preemptive and part of it is probably due to the fact that they don't know how far reaching this is. so it's

symbols of hate found on the university of maryland college park campus. say there were two separate inspects in the past few days, anti-semitic slurs scrawled inside here. days before a supervisor found a noose. police are looking into both incidents. >>> a jury has awarded 6 20,000 dollars in damages to a couple whose dog was shot by a deputy. dashboard camera video reveals the dog appearing friendly toward the officer before he shot the jenkins family dog. the jury found the sheriff's deputy violated their rights. the deputies went to their home to serve a warrant on their son. >>> with gasoline prices surging the governor says his proposal to apply the sales tax to gasoline purchases is dead. the governor is now pushing state lawmakers to instead raise the state's sales tax from 6 % to 7. it would help pay for projects and apply to everything except food. >>> four new stores are coming to harbor east. they are the 4 new additions and scheduled to be open sometime this summer. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, complete news, weather and tra

the university of california owns that land. the protesters say the university plans to sell it for retail development. >> the changes have already begun. that was some kind of weekend. it was nice to see the heat finally but things are changing again. we're even seeing some drizzle along the coastline this morning with mild temperatures. 58 in mountain view. 54 in santa rosa. 16 degrees cooler and still comfortable but temperatures way down in livermore. 70 in concord. the next couple of days these temperatures start to work down especially wednesday and thursday. by the middle of the week it looks like we had a chance of rain returning to the bay area. >> let's go back outside and show you some traffic cameras. so far there have been no major incidents this morning. april 27th through april 30th, you'll find that road closed. chp is advising not to use the golden gate bridge. elsewhere, for right now we are pretty much good to go all across the bay area. here is a live look at the censors. so far top speeds from antioch all the

many of them are now on the sidelines. university officials have alerted abc news about the decision behind preventing students from playing. how it comes as a big surprise on campus. >> a lot more questions than answers here, we know that not all athletics are being cancelled as was previously thought. only some students are being suspended, taking part in sports that are currently in competition and at the heart of it all is about where scholarship money is being spent. confusion on campus today as athletes responded to reports that the university had temporarily suspended all of flex. a surprising announcement for those on the field for regular practice. they clarified only some athletes have been pulled from the roster as an investigation whether the school violated n.c.a.a. hall will unfold. >> everything is up in the air and scary. >> they failed to say what rule had been violated, but a member of the track team said that it all stems from of vouchers. it covers the cost of textbooks. >> instead of just giving you the leak it i

he faces murder charges for allegedly shooting ten people at the university on monday. seven people died and three were injured. the district attorney says she may ask for the death penalty. police say he has been cooperative. investigators say he was in debt and may have been trying to get his money back from the school. >> crime scene technicians are back at the university processing the scene. our camera was there when the evidence lab van arrived on edge water drive shortly before 7:30 this morning. police tell us that for now everything will stay exactly as it was in the moments after the shooting on monday. there is even a car still sitting in the driveway with its trunk and doors still open. they told us they want to be sure they have a commit and accurate picture of everything that happened. they say this crime scene is a complicated one that will take time to process. >>> all classes at the university are canceled indefinitely. >> there is a new development in the search for a weapon used in the university shooting. just moments ago, divers returned to the scene

washington also chose keenan robinson out of the university of texas. re's a look at some of the other selections including a couple of offensive linemen in the fifth and sixth round representatively. a couple of db's in the seventh round. if you can't get enough of the nfl join us tomorrow night on sports plus. usa today sportswriter and another will break down the entire weekend. that should be fun. moving to baseball, some browsing to twitter feeds tonight, i came across a post from a young lady who says i'm skipping my prom to watch bryce harper. that's the kind of sizzle this young man has. let's take a look at him. 19 years old, major league debut, same age as ken griffey, jr. he was 0 for 2 first at bat but then an audio daily double. how about that. the helmet comes off. it's a double. he is one for three for the nats. how about that. the rest of the game, another superstar in the thing. stephen strasburg, dodger batters, look out for gas. it's a lot of it in the air. stephen strasburg hurling 97 miles an hour. he did need help. adam laroche in t

joining us is a sophomore from the university of pittsburgh. lauren bernlgen. you had to be evacuated because of bomb threats two times in the middle of the night. tell us about that. >> the alarm goes off. you have to leave the building. it's pry difficult. we have finals coming up next week, papers and tests, all that kind of stuff. >> there were two threats yesterday. how frequent are these things happening? >> at one point it was just about every couple of hours you'd get some. sometimes there are multiple buildings at one time. >> people started to get annoyed and not want to evacuate the buildings because these threats keep happening over and over again. >> people are definitely starting to get annoyed. i know a fair amount of people that have gone home to complete the semesters at home by e-mailing assignments and completing online because it's just exhausting. >>> i've got some security camera footage that looks like it belongs in a hollywood movie. cue the music from snellville, georgia. you see a guy crawling on his belly through a t-mobile store. >> w

land in the area. >> the university is not listening. we feel that given that the development is impending, we're here to make the farm reality. >> the group occupy decides sunday cutting back the wild mustard that had grown here. the occupiers say today they got the university's response. the water was shot sufficient at about 1:30 this afternoon. >> in history shows us one thing they've been unsupportive. i think right now our best strategy is to keep strag -- of keeping the farms. >> is spokesman says he's not aware of the water being turned on. he says the fields are an important research tool. >> our faculty are looking at some of the most important challenges facing human kind, figuring out how to grow food better. >> as for the university plans to remove the occupiers, planting for that part of that, you know, that parse of land is still a few weeks off. we're going to take our time and most importantly is to avoid any sort of conflict and bring this to a peaceful resolution. >> one of the major concerns here that the university wi

confirmed any specific connection he has to the university. t is a private christian university with degrees in music and nursing fields. class is were in session this morning when the shooter burst in. apparently the suspect walked into a safeway store several miles away and told the staff, i have just shot some people and i need to be arrested at which point the alameda police arrest him. oakland police are trying to put this all together and they have scheduled a news conference for 6:00 this evening where presumably some of the pieces of the puzzle that are missing and it perhaps a motive might come to light. why would somebody do this? nobody has any answers at this point. >> at one point they thought he was actually in class attending class and then stood up and shot but no longer do they believe that to be the theory? >> we have heard all sorts of different theories. when we hear more often as he was some sort of former nursing student, not currently enrolled. >> we will continue

campus and the campus police actually work for the university. it's a little different. and they work to protect the safety of students. and the students' point was, how are they doing that when they were pepper spraying people down the throat? and spraying so closely. and when they were kneeling like that, needing with arms linked in a peaceful protest. >> any response from the university to the report? >> not an official response. what they are supposed to do, the chancellor is supposed to come up with the solutions and supposed to present her ideas to the uc president and then they'll go from there. >> i also understand there are two public meetings next week on tuesday and thursday at uc-davis, where people can continue to opine on this. julie small, thank you. tom, the empire strikes out. that's the way they described it when george lucas lost his bid to build a digital film production complex in the lucas valley area. what was the straw that broke the camel's back? this project has been held up for a long time. what killed it? >> well, it wa

and welcome to the fifth clinton global initiative, university meeting. i thank you for being here tonight and i especially thank president and the staff here at george washington university who have been so great to put this together. they have done a wonderful job. cw is the perfect host for this conference. more than 200 years ago president george washington called for the establishment of a great university to forge citizen leaders, today the george washington sufrt the embodiment of that vision. under the president knapp's leadership the university established the center for civic engagement and service to develop the next generation of public service leaders and last year the steven and diane robinson knapp fellowship, entrepreneurial learning was established. a fellow ship inspired by the deep commitment to service in the community engagement that g.w. students exhibit every week. i'd also like to thank the sponsors who enable us to have this meeting free of charge for all attendees. the victor pench foundition, peter peterson, microsoft, laureate i

the first, 19 years old, a student at the university. we know this because i spoke to the woman's mother and sister, both were extremely upset. they tried parking at the entrance of the e.r., following in their wounded convict and sister. they were told --er and sister. they were -- daughter and sister. they were told she was shot in the arm. when i saw paramedics wheeling her in. she was talking. the family was headed inside the hospital to get more information. they did not know how many other victims would be brought here to the hospital. i do know that the 19-year-old school has been at the acupuncture school for a year and a half. we do have a photojournalist monitoring the e.r. entrance right now. we believe we have two victims brought here to highland, possibly three. we'll continue to monitor the situation here at highland hospital and bring you the latest. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, jade. >>> and once again, we want to just summarize what the oakland police officer -- information

found itself in the position that georgetown university is right now with the birth control issue, how would you approach it? >> guest: we would file a federal lawsuit if we were forced to violate our religious beliefs, and in fact we did file a federal lawsuit called liberty university versus geithner against the patient protection act that is referred to as obamacare. and our case is spending at the united states supreme court. we raised not only the constitutional lack of authority under the commerce clause and the taxing and spending clause but also a violation of the first amendment free exercise clause by forcing liberty university and its employees to provide funding for or subsidize abortion or sterilization. so we would aggressively defend our constitutional rights. >> host: where did you go to school and grow up. >> guest: i went to college and seminary in michigan and then went to law school at the university of kentucky lexington. >> host: how long have you been at liberty. >> guest: i founded liberty council, national public interest law f

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then, the building will be handed over to the university. now, first person to go inside was the chief operating officer of the university w regard to the suspect he told abc 7 news the college had three long meetings with one goh, focusing on him wanting to leave and demanding a reimbursement. the amount, according to moon, between 4,000s skpdz $6,000 but the university only wanted to give him a portion of the money since she'd taken several classes. now, moon said that at the second meeting he complained about classmates and how he didn't get along with them. now, also according to moon at that meeting was the head of the nursing department, and she was there at all three meetings now with respect to her, police now say she was not the intended target and there is another administrator that was. and as you're seeing before they're allowing people back into the university to retrieve their things. >> thank you. we're learning about the suspected killer one goh and what his life is like inside of jail. there is laura anthony with the cell and

college park at the university of maryland, 48. 62 this afternoon, cooler than yesterday by 15 degrees. mostly sunny. a few clouds moving overhead. clear and cool tonight in the 30's. no frost expected due to the wind. you will notice the wind tomorrow. total sunshine and comfortable, 62. >> thank you. the search continues for the man who robbed a seven eleven store in northeast washington just before 2:00 this morning. in the 2500 block of benning road. he never showed a weapon and nobody was injured. some athletes and power university will have to remain on the sidelines. >> it is because the school is investigating possible violations of n.c.a.a. rules. jummy olabanji is live in northwest this morning to explain what is going on. >> good morning. howard university officials are not saying much about this investigation, only to say that they are benching these athletes and that it is self- imposed and nothing the n.c.a.a. has asked them to do. this is spreading shock waves throughout the campus while this is going on. >> they're not saying anything to us right now. we are trying to f

dennis santinori had double checked and found the administration does not want the university placed in one district, district 7. i do not know where that came from. he has double checked and he will be writing the tube. we would prefer that it remained in split and that is what the university wants to be, in multiple districts. in any case if you were to put it in one, put it in five. the second issue is that in the course of attempting to satisfy the demands for folks in the northern area, japantown and the african american area in central, in the southern section in the lower haight, i would ask that you not move the inner sunset, district for any further into the inner sunset and leave it where you have got it at 15th avenue. thank you. vice-chair lam: thank you, next speaker. >> good evening. when i speak, could i please have the picture on the screen? i am from san francisco state university and a half 11 reasons why this of state should stay in district 11. more than-[unintelligible] services are offered to the district 11. there is 15,000 hours of service offered to people who

today the george washington university is the embodiment of that vision. under president knapp's leadership, university has established the center for civic engagement and public service to help develop the next generation of public service leaders and last year the steven and diane robinson knapp fellowship entrepreneurial service learning was established. fellowship inspired by the deep commitment to service and community engagement that gw students exhibit every week. i'd also like to thank the sponsors who enabled us to have this meeting free of charge, for all attendees. the victor pinchuk foundation, the peter peterson foundation, microsoft, joan and irwin jacobs, peter kovler, the prospect fund and boos allen hamilton. thank you very much. [ applause ] tonight, there are more than 1,000 of you here, from more than 300 universities, more than 80 youth organizations, 82 nations, and all 50 states of the united states. you have already made 915 commitments to change your schools, your communities, and the lives of people across the world. you represent

police at the university of maryland are investigating two separate hate incidents. in one case, anti-semitic vandalism was found in an elevator. in the other, a supervisor discovered a noose in a space under renovation. both incidents took place in academic buildings. so far, no arrests. the school says it had five hate incidents last year and that is down from a high of 33 in 2003. >>> a jury in frederick is warding $620,000 if a couple whose dog was shot by a sheriff's deputy. the jury says the shooting violated the couple's rights. dash cam video recorded the entire incident. the dog is seen bounding towards a sheriff's deputy and appearing to be friendery. the dog survived the shooting but needs a leg am pew degree. -- amputation. ation. . >>> another big story, the bizarre megamillions mystery in maryland. we hope to get some answers when lottery fills hold a news conference this afternoon. last week, mirlande wilson said she had one of the three winning tickets to last week's historic drawing but now she and her lawyer won't confirm that claim, confusing the si

. >>> tomorrow is a really big day at the university of maryland. wusa9 is the proud sponsor of maryland day 2012. >> yeah. takes place from 10:00 to 4:00 on the college park campus and our mike hydek is pulling a very long day here to give us a preview. hi, mike. >> reporter: hey, guys, we are less than 24 hours from the biggest event at the university of maryland, maryland day, 460 plus events you can see, taste, hear, smell, even bounce. you believe they've been doing this more than a decade. joining me now is dave itellini, the spokesperson and guess who else we have. why do we have 100,000, officially a full city, of people coming here tomorrow? >> once again we open our doors to the entire community. we want to show off all the great things the university of maryland is doing as a top 10 university. >> reporter: so we're going to have food, music, scientists. this isn't just lectures and demonstrations. >> absolutely. they're all family friendly. we want people to come out and enjoy all of these free events. >> reporter: not just family friendl

>>> hateful symbols, a story of controversy at the university of maryland. >> the messages were found in academic buildings. an investigation is underway. we are joined at live at college park. >> university officials sent out an e-mail this afternoon. students are still finding out about it. other students, a lot of them were upset by the symbols. they did not fit -- appeared to be fired up. university officials say it will not tolerate this behavior. this student says she is it uncomfortable at the college campus this days. >> the fact that someone -- you do not know who might hit you for who you are. >> over the weekend, police said the symbols were found in the computer science building. monday, someone vandalized an elevator in the biology building. >> we are in a huge campus. there are so many people of different races. why are we still having to write hateful things to each other? >> it is ridiculous that we have one of the largest universities and there are still people who are ignorant enough to make comments like that. >> campus police do not think the two cases are connecte

kate joins us now from the oikos university campus. >> as you were talking about there is a concert about to start behind me, they hosted every day around this time to honor the students that were lost in that tragic day. that growing memorial of flowers and stuffed animals is a chilling reminder for the university of their loss as students return back to school. >> we're still dealing with the emotions, to keep coming back. >> he is an english second language teacher and his class is the only one back in session since the deadly rampage. >> it will be hard to go into the classroom. and i don't know. i think that we will talk about it a little bit. but we will try to move on. see how it goes. >> he was one of the teachers that helped usher students to 63 weeks ago when six students and staff members were shot to death. students made their way back to oikos university one car at a time. >> i have been supporting each other very well. i think that it will be nice to see everyone together. >> since the crime scene tape was lifted school leaders have been busy trying to get to this day, putti

richard li is giving up ownership of the university in oakland. the agents carted away bags of marijuana plants from for downtown locations. the university offers courses for people interested in the hot industry >> police in fremont are on the hunt for a man who shot and killed another man in an apartment complex. >> suspended sherrif ross mirkarimi made a court appearance today to prove he is enrolled in a domestic violence counseling program. it was a message from his wife that sparked some serious emotions. >> i view, op-ed as a love letter. it is about the best love letter i have received in 13 weeks >> it was written by his wife eliana lopez and published in the san francisco chronicle. she says from the beginning my public voice has been ignored and treated as irrelevant. many in the media keeps saying that i just don't get it but i do get it, i get that i'm being used to bring my husband down. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to false imprisonment last month accused of bruising his wife's arm and an argument on new year's eve i'm trying to rebuild

once again, live pictures above the university. what led the gunman to pull the trigger at his former school. live pictures at oikos university, christian based korean school south of the oakland coliseum west 880, oakland police department will be updating us at 6:00. we will bring you the news conference live when it happens with all the new information. also ahead. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd has more stories, stories from the people who survived this shooting. >> of course, continuing to follow another big story out of the south bay. what happened to sierra lamar, the search suspended to day. now what is being done to find the 15-year-old? >> and known as the princeton of pot. so what is behind a federal raid at a university today. >> major deal for the giants. details on a record setting signing. >>> and good afternoon, iranier. we are tracking changes. cloud cover starting to move in a cross the peninsula. for tomorrow, a chance of showers, returning for some of you. we will detail that full week's forecast in just minutes. >>>

there there it's several i think it's seven or eight of it of the california system of universities don't even teach an american history course it's not even available to be taught just to tell you how bad it is scott in this country we're trying to disconnect the american people from the roots of who we are so they have an understanding of what america should be it's not true all the university in all the california state and university of california campuses are for us history classes in fact the university of california website clearly states all undergraduate degree programs that you see require study in american history and institutions. the only exception is u.c. san francisco which is a graduate level medical school but even that school offers a class in the history of medicine in america but remember the facts don't matter it's the frain as sarah robinson points out over at alter net even though right wing narratives are often factually wrong they're absolutely never content free stories like this are always about something since farms brief comment incoherent as it seemed c

a former nursing student at the university. as we talk to friends and classmates, we get the picture of a man who bounced from coast-to-coast. a man who was carrying significant debt. a man who said he had trouble fitting in at the university. the suspected gunman, 43-year-old one l. goh has lived in oakland and castro valley. this is the vehicle the suspect used to leave the scene. it was towed from the alameda shopping center. a source confirms that investigators are looking into reports that there was about a .45 caliber handgun was purchased by the suspect last week legally at a castro valley gun store. they tell a story of large debt. two federal tax liens, totalling more than $23,000. records show other outstanding judgments totalling $10,000. one l. goh spent a great deal of time in the greater virginia area in the past decade. he has no criminal record there. only two minor traffic offenses. he purchased fishing and hunting licenses in virginia from 2006 to 2008. students on campus told us and told nbc bay area today tha

right now, when you take the light rail and it stops by the state university, the state university, because we fought for it for a long time has made arrangements for people that are challenged to be taken from one spot to the other. we need to see that similar arrangements are made when this track is moved to where it has to be moved. as the cac member, i am going to state let's not put this type of adjudication in the hands of the planning department. whatever is stated here, the land use, i don't know who is in charge of the land use that knows about such things, we need to get the university students involved because that is going to impact them drastically. if it does not benefit them, they cannot afford to spend more money on transportation. they are already burdened with tuition. there is going to be a demolition of a large area in the park merced. we need the input from the commercial sector because they stand to benefit. basically, we need more input from the grassroots constituents who take public transportation. i take public transportation. when you take public transportation an

breaking news in the oikos university shootings. r the murder weapon appears to be over. police say they have recovered what they believe to be the handgun used to kill seven people at the school on monday. they located the weapon several hours ago in the waters off of hagan burger. we'll follow the latest developments, but the police have been searching for the development -- searching for the weapon. >>> today is opening day as they take on the mariners. seattle and oakland split the first two games. first pitch is set for 7:05. and the giants open the season in arizona. they take on the diamondbacks tonight. their home opener is april 13 april 13th against the pirates. >>> well, daria, the giants posted a picture of the new jerseys they will wear during the away games. you can see the subtle changes, especially the black lines going down the jersey. so i asked viewers what they thought. take a look at the responses coming in. angie bell says, flashback, i love it. and it doesn't matter what style they wear, as long as it's not the

scott broom is in college park. >> reporter: 25,000 students woke up this morning here at the university of maryland to the completely unexpected news, that they might face a tuition increase next year of 10 to 13%. >> it really, really sucks. >> reporter: it could be an extra $900 next year for most. >> i might not be here. >> reporter: the blame is all directed at maryland's legislature which let the clock run out on its legislative session monday night fighting over gambling without passing a tax passage needed to fund proposed spending reverting instead to a doomsday budget with steep cuts across government. the university suspect's share is 63 million. today governor martin o'malley fumed about it to 9 news now mike hydek. >> for crying out loud, there's more important things at stake here than whether or not we have a sixth site for gambling in the state of maryland, five, six, i mean none of that matters as much to me as making sure that our children are given the best education they can. >> reporter: the student government immediately passed a resolution. >> i would ask him to ca

after a stop at the university of colorado at boulder, the president headed to the university of north carolina at chapel hill where he made his special appearance on late night with jimmy fallon. he asked the president about his relationship with mitt romney. >> if mitt romney was in the room with you right now, what would you say to him? >> i'd say, hey, mitt. >> good. that was good. that's pretty good. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> do you know mitt romney? >> i've met him, but we're not friends. he seems like somebody who cares deeply about his family and his wife is lovely. >> especially in a couple of months he'll put out attack ads. >> yeah. it's not the best introduction. >> that's great. >> there are better ways to do it. >> jimmy played to the college crowd taking questions from twitter. he also asked the question about that prostitution scandal surrounding the secret service. >> how mad were you? >> pretty mad. you know, the secret service, these guys are incredible. they protect me. they protect michelle. they protect our girls. they protect our officials around the world. 99.9% of t

the first call came in from the university and when officer arrived a woman was bleeding on the ground. moments later they found others running for their lives not knowing if a man or woman was still inside. the suspect was a 45-year-old student of the university and was disgruntled because he had been thrown out. he grabbed a receptionist and told students to lineup on the wall and began shooting. >> we just hard several gunshots and i looked outside the door of the classroom and somebody said somebody has a gun so i evacuated the classroom. >> there were several people hiding in locked buildings in locked doors behind desks as you can imagine very frightened very scared. >> now our cameras caught a brief go at the suspect and police tell us he is a south koreaian national with ties to south virginia and he was picked on because of his english. earlier we will be speaking with the chief howard jordan and we will be able to get some more details and bring them to you. we will have more about his [ ground and we will -- background and we will share with you coming up in the next hour. >

the university of california system. there are ten university of california campuses all over the state. my dad went to one of them. my brother went to another of them. they are great schools. rick santorum thinks that these schools are actively trying to destroy america. this is rick santorum speaking today in wisconsin. listen to what he says. this is one of the all-time classic rick santorum making it up moments. watch. >> just reading something last night from the state of california and that the california universities, i think it's seven or eight of the california system of universities don't even teach an american history course. it's not even available to be taught. >> it's not even -- there's no american history being taught at the university of california campuses. really? why would they do this, rick santorum? >> it's not even available to be taught. just to tell you how bad it's gotten in this country where we're trying to disconnect the american people from the roots of who we are. >> that is unbelievable. h

contest two weeks ago pageant organizers forest her out of the miss universe canada contest discovering that she was once a boy. the miss universe competition requires each contestant to be born as the wind. >>> i am a woman. excluding them for reason that he had given me. >>> and now pageant owner donald trump is overturning that decision he says she can enter as long as canada recognizes her gender as a woman. issues: none trunk to get rid of rules that barred transgendered contestants her attorneys said it she is ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,welcome bk to the five weather center photojournalist jim flanagan shot in the city this evening join the web street in san francisco but north of the golden gate bridge with the attendance of rain are live the doppler radar picks up a whole lot of activity in san francisco valley stars around stanley boulevard in livermore and also is easy money and towards an assay into the local an area that park avenue what is well which is 51 hundreds of an inch of rain expected this is a fast- moving cold front basically tried just a little better preci