it means each undergrad will pay about $500 more for the year. off so for the uc board of regents has yet to discuss tuition for next year but it could still happen. >>craig: if revenues continue running behind projections, these automatic trigger cuts would happen if revenue is short by more than 2 billion which unfortunately looks likely right now. the biggest cut, and 1.5 billion for k-12 education. that could reduce the school year by seven days. also cutting to the 40 million by eliminating school transportation. 100 million from and home care. the state department of finance is expected to know exactly what cuss date will have to make by mid september. >>pam: police say that the man that was shot and killed on campus pointed a firearm at officers. here is the yellow police tape that is still thinks overseas the computer lab in the school of business. third officer: of a backpack and pointed it at one of our officers. officers were giving him commands to drop the weapon. he did not do so. our officer fired shots to protect other officers as

i want to bring you back out live because you can see these are grad students and undergrad students talking about the general strike they planned for next tuesday. i spoke to a university spokeswoman who told me that the university will not stand for any encampment. they support any protest but they said one tent often leads to more. so if campus police need to clear out tents again tonight i've been told they will. reporting live, jade hernandez. >> right now on ktvu.com. you will find unedited video between uc berkeley students and cal police. just click on occupy protest. >>> and the weather story tonight will be the showers in the forecast tomorrow. i have two radars going. one in the sacramento area, one down in san jose. both not picking up any rain. showers will show up in the bay area forecast. they will be showers, they are not going to be heavy rain. this weather system is going to go right down the coast. it's a nice looking weather system. it'll bring showers. but on the light side, so tomorrow morning's commute you might see a few showers. you can see what happens. toni

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. >> host: professor kennedy got his degree from yale an undergrad from princeton and was at oxford as a rhodes scholar and clerked with thurgood marshall currently a professor of law and the author of several books of all of your books, which has been our what has got a new the most attention and? >> certainly the wind is bigger -- nigger i get calls and emails every week about that book. the longest book is called interracial intimacy and is about the way in which the law has regulated interracial intimacy with adoption, marriage i probably have had the most fun writing that book but i have had fun debt rating all of them it is a great privilege to frankly make a living as a professional student and that is what i am. >> host: where did you grow up? >> guest: washington d.c. born in south carolina at my parents for refugees from the jim crow south so their children could have more opportunity. group in washington d.c. and attended a fabulous high-school, the most important schooling experience i have had the a school for all boys and from there went to princeton i have been very luck

he was an undergrad with it transfer student. officers say they opened fire after the man pointed a gun at them yesterday afternoon in a computer lab at the school of business. university says the man was 32-years-old and from california. they would not release his name. >> investigation continues today. we have a lot of questions that need to be answered. at this point there's no evidence suggesting that this was anything other than an isolated incident. >> grief counselors are at the school today. the officers involved in the case have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. >>> occupy oakland protesters could face deportation to mexico scheduled to appear in court this afternoon. his friend showed up and meditated in the hallway of the courthouse to show support for the 36-year-old. they say he was he was meditating during the object 25th, protest in which 32 people were realized. immigration learned he is from mexico on a student visa but dropped out three years ago. >>> protest underway right now at the csu board o

. >> while most of the 7,500 undergrads here come from catholic or other christian backgrounds, all faiths are welcome. >> actually, right in there, if you go into healy hall, there's the jewish rabbi, the muslim im, and the head priest, all he se il -ofs right next to each other.rgll chaplain- fuat?into the many."bf acadicallythe good of the wod d so y c te atou ireitlience foexpl t griiani ofraatscolanofs rlcls,oo soo foth, o,hayochloofisteoringe wn co uhe, ha'teeloedt mbe vey anonought the wint time stayar >> in the "bee novice beekeepers thghth had to "bee"-ware the bees. >> i waser 'cause, like, i've never been stung by a bee. veev h rllan interactions with bees. >> i was scared of them a little bit. >> the first time, yeah, i was afid i didn't want to get stung. >> but the more familiar they learned just how benign bees can be. >> there nne tbefrd of bees or bugs or anything, 'cause theliving, so there's noe afraid of, really. >> basically, if you don't mess wi tm,hen they won't mess with you. >> in addition to conquering their fears, the students wn fit heard about it, about i didn'

police showed signs of trouble according to investigators. 32 -year-old christopher travis was an undergrad student transferring from any college infringement. officers responded to the computer lab yesterday after coworker saw the gunman traverses backpack. officers fired at travis after he refused to drop the gun. his uncle believed the police were too quick to react. >> i could see him reaching in the bag and grabbing at the handle and going like that and i could just see him doing that and not even thinking. >> witnesses say they saw travis acting strangely in the last few weeks. surveillance video of the incident has been handed over for the investigation. >> is the local man wanted by the fbi were to be space-bar maintenance, and tonight for the first time in years that bad to say they are onto his trail. daniel andreasen san diego was spotted by the viewer of america's most wanted who tipped off the fbi saying he might be in northampton massachusetts. the 33 -year-old has been on the run since 2003 after allegedly bombing taiwan and check the corporations. they say this is one of the

. >> while most of the 7,500 undergrads here come from catholic or other christian backgrounds, all faiths are welcome. >> actually, right in there, if you go into healy hall, there's the jewish rabbi, the muslim imam, and the head priest, all in the same building -- offices right next to each other. >> georgetown is actually one of the first universities in the united states to have a muslim chaplain -- a full-time muslim chaplain. >> and the school motto is "utraque unum," both into one. can you explain that? >> yes. "utraque unum." it's a latin phrase. "from the many into one," or "from the one into the many." so, for instance, we strive to be one community here at georgetown, but yet we're a very diverse community, and we welcome a diverse student body. one in many. >> students are encouraged to uphold the jesuit ideals of being active on behalf of others. so, it's no surprise that georgetown grads fill the ranks of service organizations, like habitat for humanity, teach for america, and the peace corps. >> it's a great school academically, but also the commitment to serving others and

he was an undergrad with it transfer student. officers say they opened fire after the man pointed a gun at them yesterday afternoon in a computer lab at the school of business. university says the man was 32-years-old and from california. they would not release his name. >> investigation continues today. we have a lot of questions that need to be answered. at this point there's no evidence suggesting that this was anything other than an isolated incident. >> grief counselors are at the school today. the officers involved in the case have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. >>> occupy oakland protesters could face deportation to mexico scheduled to appear in court this afternoon. his friend showed up and meditated in the hallway of the courthouse to show support for the 36-year-old. they say he was arrested while he was meditating during the object 25th, protest in which 32 people were realized. immigration learned he is from mexico on a student visa but dropped out three years ago. >>> protest underway right now at

each undergrad will pay about five of dollars more for the year. so far, the board of regents has yet to hike to listen for next year but it has been discussed and still could happen. >>vicki: and 10 million in funding has approved to for cleared the site next to the great america theme park. voters approved a tax hike. the cost for that will cost about $987 million it should be completed in time for the 2015 football season. the city of millbrae is the third city to disband its police department. the sheriff will take over those duties. >> the san mateo county sheriff's from a will take over policing duties for the number of police department. as millbrae received input ended made their decision based on reports from other cities to. >> in the past year they have much response times by the sheriff. they have been excellent. the crime rate is down. >> the city estimates the move will save more than $1 million a year. as a community activist says the citizens of millbrae will not have the same voice when the sheriff's department takes over. >> we wa

we encourage high school students, which we have a couple of and also undergrad students and others to work with us. to volunteer with us for community service and in that opportunity, when they meet these men, i can't tell you how excited they get. >> we want to let everybody know, scattered pictures is this saturday at the atlas theatre on h street northeast. it begins at 3:00 p.m. bring the whole family because this is a family affair! >> yes, it is. >> 3:00, atlas theatre on h street northeast this saturday. we'll be there! hope to see you, too. visit us at 5:00 p.m. bye-bye. >> lily: hey. >> cane: hey. >> lily: sorry i'm later than i said. the nanny was just-- >> cane: don't worry about it. don't worry. i'm just--i'm just glad you're here. (sighs) >> lily: okay. so, um, how was your trip? were you able to help your friend, or... >> cane: uh, not as much, uh, as i had hoped, but, you know, i'm glad i went. otherwise, things would have

he is 32-year-old christopher travis, an undergrad student who recently transferred to berkeley. jodi hernandez is live at uc berkeley where the campus remains tense. >> reporter: janelle, people here are very shaken by what happened here at the business school yesterday afternoon. tonight we are learning the man, the suspect, may have had a background in protecting others. police say he died pointing a gun at them. >> there's supposed to be class all day today. >> reporter: computer lab manager phil mahoney showed us the lab classroom where uc police shot and killed an arm the student after they say he pointed a loaded semi-automatic gun at them yesterday afternoon as over the students hit the ground. police say surveillance video caught the entire ordeal. >> he pulled the weapon out of a backpack. he was pointing it at one of our officers. the officers were giving him the command to drop the gun, drop the gun, drop the weapon. he did not do so. >> reporter: police have identified the student as 32-year-old christopher travis, a business school undergraduate who had just transfe

student shot after pointing a loaded gun at police has died. 32-year-old christopher travis was an undergrad at the haas business school. police say he was shot after he refused repeated orders to drop the gun. surveillance video of the incident has been turned over to investigators and witnesses, of course are being interviewed. >>> a bay area man on the fbi's "most wanted" list for two terror bombings in the east bay has been spotted in massachusetts. the fbi says that it got a tip from the show america's most wanted that 33-year-old daniel san diego may be in northampton. he is wanted for the 2003 bombings of the chyron and shaklee corporations. the fbi says that san diego targeted those companies because of their ties to animal testing. agents say this is one of the best leads that they have had on san diego. >> we are following up on that what is assessed to be a credible lead that he could be in the northampton, massachusetts area and by virtue of that in the western massachusetts area. so we are focusing on you efforts in this area right now. >> san diego was the first domestic terror

. >> 19-year-old derek sweeney, a georgetown undergrad is one of the three.en molestina tells us, his mother was happy as could be. >> reporter: joyce sweeney finally got the phone call she had been waiting for, her son, 19-year-old george sweeney is coming home. according to the consulate to the u.s. embassy to called to give her the news, getting them freed wasn't easy. >> they were very fortunate that this is something that we should truly celebrate thanksgiving. >> reporter: sweeney, a jefferson city native pictured on the right was arrested with lou gates and gregory porter. sweeney had been studying abroad in cairo. the three were arrested among rioters there when police claimed they were throwing molotov cocktails during protests that took place on cairo streets. the accusations, her 19-year- old mother denied. she started getting e-mails around 3:00 the judge was going to let the boys free. forget the turkey, she just wants her son home. >> even though we didn't buy a turkey, it will be like whatever, who cares. >> i'm ken molestina, 9news now. >>> th

i went to undergrad at duke university and law school at harvard.fter clerking for a judge, i came out here and have been in here for the last 14 years. i always assumed i would go back to the philadelphia area because that is where my family is, but i was always interested in sanford cisco in terms of the city, culture, the amazing lgbt community -- i was always interested in san francisco. i am an attorney. i started off in private practice, doing complex litigation. in 2002, i moved to the san francisco city attorney's office, where our work on the trial team, doing trials for the city and doing my own cases and supervising a team of attorneys as well. another huge issue confronting the city is the deferred maintenance on our infrastructure. we have a lot of infrastructure that has been deteriorating because we have not maintained it properly, from our roads to our sewer system to muni. we need to be much more diligent about maintaining our infrastructure. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i have worked on campaigns since i wa

. >> host: professor kennedy got his degree from yale an undergrad from princeton and was at oxford as a rhodes scholar and clerked with thurgood marshall currently a professor of law and the author of several books of all of your books, which has been our what has got a new the most attention and? >> certainly the wind is bigger -- nigger i get calls and emails every week about that book. the longest book is called interracial intimacy and is about the way in which the law has regulated interracial intimacy with adoption, marriage i probably have had the most fun writing that book but i have had fun debt rating all of them it is a great privilege to frankly make a living as a professional student and that is what i am. >> host: where did you grow up? >> guest: washington d.c. born in south carolinat

undergrads will pay $500 more on top of the current annual tuition. the board also plans to ask the state for more than $300 million in extra funding. that is funding that will likely be denied. a recent report from a government watchdog group shows that california is once again in a big time hole. according to legislative analyst office, the state is projected to collect only $300 million of the $4 billion added to the budget in june. if the forecast holds true, autd m automatic cuts will be kicking in. that means cuts to other services. the state department of finance will present its own report next month. >>> oakland police need the public's help in solving the city's 102nd homicide of the year. anthony was dropped off at the hospital with a gunshot wound. the man who drove him to the hospital took off before thea call they could talk to him. >>> it is 5:04 now. the santa rosa man accused of kit h hitting a 4-year-old boy in a crosswalk will stand trial. am judge ruling yesterday there's enough evidence against garcia to charge him with three coun

vote on charging about $500 more per student each year bringing the annual tuition for interstate undergrads,000. the san francisco chronicle reports that csu chancellor is asking for the increase to hedge against additional budget cuts in california's continuing economic crisis. >>> voters in mississippi have rejected a controversial measure that defined human life as beginning at the moment of conception. if passed the so-called personhood initiative would have outlawed abortions in the state. putting it on a collision course with the supreme court's roe vs. wade decision which established a legal right to abortion and called into question birth control methods, fertility treatments and pregnant woman's right to drink. mississippi is the first state to test the law. backers are planning similar initiatives in florida, montana, ohio, or again, nevada even here in -- oregon, nevada even here in california. >>> coach joe paterno fighting for his job against eroding support. hundreds of supporters held a rally outside his home last night. the coach came out briefly and thanked the crowd. penn

the unauthorized change affects 60 former students and current undergrads. it took place between june 2010 and july 2011. no other information was taken. they plan to prosecutor anyone who accesses the computer system. if you change a grade, you are going to be in trouble. they are working to verify the integrity of the transcripts. >>> a close call after a man tried anaee tbducng a teenage g. she got away and now the search is on for the asuspect. a 17-year-old girlsp walking westbound around 4:00 p.m. a man drove up, asked her if she wanted a ride. she refused. he got out of the car and tried to carry her. sh punched him in the face and groin. he got back into the car and drove toward winchester boulevard. a hispanic man about 45 years old where a red t-shirt and logo on the front. he was driving a small, dark hatchback possibly mid-1980s jetta. >>> the transit agency reassigned the chief spokesperson who's been under fire for months locally and nationally. they removed johnson and reassigned him to work on the large scale communication. he's been criticiz

the 32-year-old was an undergrad student. police say travis's gun was loaded. >>> an investigation is under way in ohio, after a huge gas line explodes, shooting flames, hundreds of feet into the air. it happened this morning near gloucester. smoke and flames could be seen from miles away. there's no word on exactly how the explosion happened. no one was hurt. >>> the date is set for the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. that trial will begin january 30th. edwards is accused of asking two campaign donors to provide nearly $1 million in secret payments to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards said he didn't know about the money and private jets to fly hunter around the country and put her up in luxury homes and hotels. >>> they are two of the navy's smallest ships, but they arrive in baltimore, ahead of what will be a major convoy. alex demetrick reports on why dozens of ships are headed our way. >> reporter: the navy calls them cyclone classes. small patrol ships with names like hurricane and monsoons. >> we

board is expected to vote tomorrow to hike annual undergrad tuition for interstate students next fall. asking the state for 2.4 billion dollars in funding, 200 million dollar increase from this year's 1. the tuition increase won't be needed if the extra money comes through. >>> today is the last day for oakland residents to cast mail-in balance loots in a special election. the -- ballots in special election. measure i $80 parcel tax expected to raise 11 million dollars a year for five years, it would need 2/3 majority to pass. other measures include funding for police and fire department pensions and to decide how a city attorney should be chosen. ballots need to be returned no later than 8:00 tonight. >>> the contra costa sheriff's department searching for dive by shooters who killed a -- for drive-by shooters who killed a man and injured a woman. the woman was airlifted to the hospital in walnut creek. investigators recovered a vehicle, no details and no suspect description is available. >>> police searching for the man who a 17-year-old girl says tried to force her into a car in lo

you have people in this country who are paying their -- you have some parents are paying for undergrads just at the school who are paying their 2011 tuition bill using their 1999 incomes. that generates frustration. there is also a huge frustration in this country. i think this is on both sides of the political aisle. we have watched for the last few years a different set of rules for people on wall street and people in banks and for everybody else. if they can gamble with that money anif they lose it, somebody will pick up the tab. if they lose your money, they re just taking a risk and so were you. i think people cannot understand that. i can understand exactly why they cannot understand that. we had a different set of rules. we cannot exist as a country if we decide there are two sets of rules for bankers and wall street- one set of rules for bankers and wall street and another set for everyone who lives on main street. >> a quick lightning round before opening statements. gdp has increased for the last three quarters in the u.s.. europe has som significant debt agreement. perhaps we

students fay a $500 annual hike for next wall that brings the annual undergrad with it tuition to just under $6,000. >>> a group of students occupy administration building at san francisco state last night to protest tuition hikes part of a peaceful day of protests. students say the increases are putting an ing at california public universities out of reach for more and more people. -- >>> oakland's city council has given approval to a plan to add more streetlights in high crime areas. the next step a report to the public safety committee on how the program will be funded. vice mayor brooks proposed the idea and is investigating low cost lighting options. some oakland residents see a spike in crime when the sun guess down. they believe lack of streetlighting is partly to blame. not everyone thinks adding more light is the answer. >> they say they don't have money look at my streets right there it needs fixing. >> i feel like i have to avoid certain areas because there aren't any streetlights. >> brooks says the idea is to improve lying only in key areas where people are requesting it.

the university of maryland, an acc school, a school of 23,000 undergrads, how could we not have a tennis team? that seems absurd to me. >> i think it's highly disappointing, but in terms of the financial situation i feel like it was something that really had to be done. >> reporter: a total of 166 athletes and 12 coaches are affected. >> even though it's unfortunate that these sports were cut i feel like these were sports that fewer students knew about or even attended the games. >> reporter: dr. lowe says the model of having revenue from football and basketball support all the other sports just doesn't work. part of the problem he says is fundraising and revenue from the football and men's basketball teams has been on a steady decline since 2006. bottom line, there is just not enough money to go around. >> financial responsibility means that we cannot continue year after year having expenses that are beyond our revenues, living beyond our means. >> reporter: wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >>> it is cliche. there is a fine line, though, between winning and losing, yesterday certainly the cas

they say that he was an undergrad student at this business school that just transferred to the university. the 32 year-old had recently gotten and associates and linked and. he recently became a light coach and motivational speaker. " my passion is to help you achieve your goals ". he's a reformed computer nerd who dropped out of college but had a revelation to turn his life around and in roll again. today, police have no motive as to what led him to allegedly bringing a loaded gun. however they noticed a change in his behavior from the family. >> i cannot give you any type of information but he had been acting differently over the past couple of weeks. off >>reporter: there is also no apparent connection between the occupy movement and travis. there was a rally in time of the conferenconfrontation. maureen y comic con 4. >>pam: coming up we have joined the fbi efforts and buy gasoline prices could be going up even higher. and what is the worst trailer parked in san jose. we hear from newt gingrich. about his close ties to freddie mac, fannie mae. >> i was speaker to the house and a strat

and their findings are good news for diet-conscious undergrads.f all of the studies, scientists say most gained significantly less than 15 pounds during their first year on campus. in fact, on average, those who said they gained weight said they only gained about 3 pounds. roughly 25% lost weight during their freshman year. times have changed, denise. >> the study was conducted by researchers from ohio state and the university of michigan at dearborn. >>> the snow is mostly melting here in maryland. connecticut neighbors waited for hours outside a utility store in hopes of getting their hands on a generator. stores have been sold out for days since the storm left more than 800,000 homes in the dark. emergency crews say 99% of those customers will have power by this weekend. >>> it is sunny and clear across much of maryland right now. here's a live look outside at a mild maryland afternoon. bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> just a beautiful day for november. just like yesterday issue got up to the low 60s agai

i talked to three penn state undergrads today.o they want to convey about the penn state student body? i also asked them about joe paterno. >> i think i want them to know that people are disappointed that our leaders did cover up such a disturbing scandal. i think people think penn state student are blindly supporting paterno, but they are really disappointed with their university. >> i'd like people to know that penn state students aren't rafbing lunatics. we do a lot of great things. and that even though what a few individuals did, that doesn't represent everybody. >> i hope you understand that we're still going to be penn state. that we've had so many good things happen here, so many great things happen here, so many good people come out of here that just a few people can't ruin and tarnish the reputation of a school like this. >> talking to students earlier in the week, it seemed as though support for coach joe paterno was really mixed. obviously if you want to call it a riot, obviously, that was opposed to his firing. talking

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it was there as an undergrad that a very important event to place that would really cast some of his destiny. he asked a woman out for a date and she declined the invitation and she quickly forgot about this but where is ivins never did. he attributed the redact -- rejection to her membership in a server mr. reddy called kappa kappa gamma. from that point out for the next decade he was on a vendetta to harass this woman not only institution of kappa kappa gamma but certain members. this was in full evidence after he received his ph.d. in microbiology from the university of cincinnati and move to chapel hill north carolina where he was employed as a postdoctoral researcher and there he met a woman who he really took a shine to, a doctoral student named nancy haywood. nancy was an attractive woman, a terrific student and someone who clearly had what he would think it was going to take to have a dynamic career. nancy hegwood determined that bruce ivins was peculiar, abnormally strange and rebuffed his overtures for a closer friendship. this enraged him and so he started a campaign again

umbc keeps undergrads engaged by including them in research typically left to graduate students.vestigating the secrets of h.i.v. >> hrabowski: we need hands-on experiences. we need to be encouraging that curiosity. and people cannot... should not be allowed simply to sit back and be bored. >> pitts: students can also get jobs and internships at one of 76 companies located on campus. most are technology startups. they get help growing their businesses, and tax credits, along with access to students and faculty. one thing you won't find at umbc... you had a chance to get a football team at umbc, right? and you said no? >> hrabowski: people talk about that. right. i mean, well... well, first of all, it takes a lot of money for a football team to win. >> pitts: hrabowski prefers to win on different playing fields. incoming freshman francois rice noticed right away. >> francois rice: it seems like everything's flipped, where you might go to another university and the football team might be top dog, here, it's the chess team that's top dog. and it's... >> pitts: the chess team? >> ric

we give a huge percentage of the spots in our engineering undergrad and grad program to people from other countries and then we kick them out. it's like aompany we have facebook training and we train everyone and we say "you can't work here, go work for our competitors." that's what we do as a country. people talk about stapling. we should be stapling a green card to every high tech diploma. those ople, not only do they not take jobs from other americans, they create jobs for other americans. there are so me stories on this. we have one guy named javier who works here. he was one of the best engineering studen in spain nationwide. came to stanford to get his m.b.a., started here, works with us and created our intel nationalization tools, he runs our internationalization projects. we serveost of th world from the united states. it's the opposite of what everyone thinks is happening. we're not hirg out there to serve here. we're serving... we entered the lottery for him and we won, if we had lost, we would have moved those jobs to wherever he could work but because we got him a visa, those

two years of undergrad in four years i was out of there.couldn't even get into alabama's state now. i'm not much into that lost us. i just want to say more than anything that fiction is it "to kill a mockingbird" is great. the book john wrote is just as great. it's a real life situation and i hope books that are nonfiction to him who would not be moved is my life in court and so many books that most probably would be as to the level of associate "to kill a mockingbird." >> we talk about the united states supreme court about for trailers like me was tried cases in different parts of the country, i see the court where the work people go and try to resolve their disputes confronted with overwhelming issues that are economic. lawyers are very, very expensive to practice. technology has changed so dramatically. atticus finch has people he could talk to investigate. today the cost of practicing law with great interest law firm is a nervous one as are the burdens that face our trial courts all over the country. one of the challenges for us as lawy

. >> sharon shares a 4500 square foot ranch house with a half dozen undergrads.is. and outside a football field the size of a football field. they pity their classmates in the dorms. >> you don't have to study economics to know the upside of a downed economy. john blackstone, cbs news, mercet, california. >> do you think there's a beer bong in there? >> i don't know. >> they just study. good kadz taking care of that house. it's a pretty good setup, if you think bit. the dorm room i had when i went to college, not that great. >> good stuff. my first apartment, we had mice. it was awesome. >>> still ahead this morning, >>> welcome back to "the early show" pap great fall morning here in new york city. look at those trees. >> they almost look real. >> can we go back and check that picture one last time? >> we'll be right back. >> i'm chris wragge along with erica him. you've got a couple of those, right? >> one. >> those shoes are considered the ultimate in sophisticated fashion, but it turns out that the guys who run the company, erica, they're choicy. they own and

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the university of maryland an acc school, 23,000 undergrads, how could we not have a tennis team?s absurd to me. >> i think it's highly disappointing, but in terms of the financial situation, i feel it was something that had to be done. >> reporter: total of 166 athletes and 12 coaches are affected. >> even though it's unfortunate the sports were cut, i feel like these were sports that fewer students knew about or even attended the games. >> reporter: dr. low says the revenue from football and basketball supporting all other sports doesn't work. part of the problem is fund raising of football and basketball teams has been on a steady decline since 2006. bottom line, there is just not enough money to go around. >> financial responsiblity means that we cannot continue year after year having expenses, living beyond our means. >> reporter: reporting from college park, wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >> maryland will honor the scholarships and pay the coaches' salaries. the programs will end in june 2012. the university is working to raise funds to save the teams. >>> time now is 7:23. shou

. >> sharon shares a 4500 square foot ranch house with a half dozen undergrads. field the size of a football field. they pity their classmates in the dorms. >> you don't have to study economics to know the upside of a downed economy. john blackstone cbs news mercet california. >> do you think there's a beer bong in there? >> i don't know. >> they just study. good kadz taking care of that house. it's a pretty good setup, if you think bit. the dorm room i had when i went to college, not that great. >> good stuff. my first apartment, we had mice. it was awesome. >>> still ahead this morning, how a [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online: just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. you save $600. go to verizon.com/greatprice to sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year contract. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers superior picture quality more hd, plus america's fastest most consist

. >> sharon shares a 4500 square foot ranch house with a half dozen undergrads.e tennis. and outside a football field the size of a football field. they pity their classmates in the dorms. >> you don't have to study economics to know the upside of a downed economy. john blackstone, cbs news, mercet, california. >> do you think there's a beer bong in there? >> i don't know. >> they just study. good kadz taking care of that house. it's a pretty good setup, if you think bit. the dorm room i had when i went to college, not that great. >> good ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a day of action is underway th ... as part of the >>> good morning, it's 8:25. time for some news headlines here in the bay area. a day of action under way this morning over at cal as part of larger "occupy" movement. activists are holding a teach- in this morning to be followed by a march and rally this afternoon the thousands of students are expected to take part in today's event. >>> "occupy" protestors will meet tomorrow to decide what's next for them. the city can't set up tents. they are reweighing options a