comments about appearance, body or sexual activities. 30% of undergrads said, they'd received unwanted sexual advances. >> new at 6:00, murder that started with a man's son getting into a fight. and police say when that man defended his son, he wound up dead. 26-year-old eric daniels, also known as eric dennis, accused of killing 41. on sunday the two were arguing over a different fight involving wilkens' son. then, police say daniels shot wilkens twice in the head. wilkens died a day later. >>> there is clear evidence the zika virus causes birth defects. experts had been cautious aboi . he. >>> a homeowner watches as thieves break into her home while she's away. how she managed to scare them off without being there. >>> just months after brand-new store opened steps from city hall, a new wawa is coming to center city. we're tell you where else you can get that coffee fix. >>> probably going to like what's in store for the weekend. i'll have details on that big warm-up. are you sick of harrisburg politicians like steve santarsiero, who will say or do anything to advance his career? he

i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad?es, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing your student loans. we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. a warm one this morning. temperatures in the 60s. wind not too strong here at the nbc 10 studios. we do have gusts keeping our temperatures elevated this morning. 67 in nort

. >>> sexual misconduct is common at the main campus. 3/4 of women undergrads experienced offensive or harassing behavior from fellow students. nearly half said they were the target of their body or sexual activities 30% of undergrads received unwanted sexual advances. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, chilly start to the day. we're going to have more of that, another frosty night tonight. we have a frost advisory for much of the area. sunny days in between. and sunshine is powerful. so it makes it feel more comfortable. warmer weekend, way warmer than what we saw last weekend. look how blue that sky is, once again. we'll see day after day of this. 57 degrees, wind is light. southeast at five miles an hour. five degrees colder than this time yesterday. 56 so far today 60 thursday. 62 friday. just going up gradually until we get to sunday and then it ump. >> reporter:s. what a difference from one weekend to the next. this past weekend with the snow on saturday, 43. 50 sunday. this weekend, 64 and 72. just like flying an

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. >>> temple university has enlisted its graduate students to crackdown on the undergrad partying responding to complaints of drinking and parties off campus. they will identify trouble spots for police, fines for under-age drinking will increase, as well. we'll have a live report in the next half-hour. >>> villanova students are getting another day off to celebrate the national champions. the university and law school canceled classes tomorrow so people can attend the parade. administrators are encouraging everyone to use the time to join in the festivities. the parade kicks off at 20th and market at 1:00 p.m. sharp. it heads east along market to dilworth park in front of city hall. the parade will impact drivers in center city market from 15th to 23rd will be blocked off 11:00 a.m. friday morning, as well as 15th street from jfk boulevard to chestnut. cross traffic will be affected dependent on whether the parade moves across the intersection. >>> it will not be warm, but you can deal, right? >> reporter: ild -- i would put on a a couple of layers. we have rain at the tail end of the morni

this is undergrad, lehigh university college of business and the college of new jersey were in the 30sdrexel's lebo college of business ranked 76th. it's been a good year for villanova. >> starting salaries are so important. more than ever now because so many people are worried about leaving college with so much student loan debt. that's impressive. congratulations. >> their law school is a top notch law school. villanova is doing some things right. you can probably bet on enrollment increasing because of all this. >> we should do a story on that. i'm sure it will. >> pretty good. >>> flyers fans fallout. hear what ed snider's family, what they're saying about the bracelet incident. >> on the verge of a sweep. we'll also hear from flyers captain claude giroux about tonight's must-win game. >>> and a philadelphia fun charged with dui will learn her fate today. the key piece of evidence tossed from the case that could work in her favor. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true.

i believe he was an undergrad here. >> reporter: are you going to vote for donald trump?not represent my values. i believe in an america where people come together and talk about their problems peacefully and resolve them. >> reporter: how do you feel that your school is part of a stump speech? >> he speaks for himself. i do not believe he speaks for wharton. >> reporter: do you know who else went to wharton? >> who? >> reporter: donald j. trump. >> i don't care. he also got a million dollar loan from his father. i'm not going to vote for him. i'm going to vote for bernie. >> reporter: i found a couple others, they're waking up, they're going to sleep. in all fairness to donald trump, he will probably win this state by quite a large margin. but the students here at wharton don't seem to be behind him. the other thing to think about out here, does it really matter? at the end of the day, the popular vote is only going to count for 17 delegates. 54 of the delegates are unbound and have nothing to do with the popular vote. does donald trump really care if people don't like h

my undergrad, i'm taking about doing journalism or political science for my undergrad. >> i am lookingor a career in foreign relations. i am not sure exactly on the's collegiate plans but i would like to become fluent in other languages and study other cultures so we can have positive international affairs. brian lamb: thank you both. [applause] brian lamb: to our television audience around the country, this is the united states senate youth program, underwritten by the hearst foundation. you folks have been in town for a week. there are 104 of you in this room, two of you from each state and a couple from the territories and we are talking about your experiences this week. we have about 20 minutes. the last part of this, i would like to get some of you in the room to talk about who has most influence you in your own life. it could be a teacher, parent, somebody you know, fellow student, and i'm looking for new faces and it will start right here. >> my name is julia blackwell and i am from maine. brian lamb: who do you most look up to? >> my mother. when i was born she was a teen paren

when i was at nyu doing my undergrad for film, i was given an assignment to adapt a fairytale. i decided to do beauty and the beast where belle, meaning beauty, and the beast were one in the same. in the original fairytale, the curse is put on the beast. he has to learn how to love and be loved in return. i thought what a wonderful way to show this story, by applying that same principle to little miss perfect and having the main character, the protagonist learn to love herself and break out of the curse. alison: carly, what was it like for you playing the role? was it something you could relate to and could understand what was going on? >> for sure. i tried to make belle as much of myself and really bring out the parts of myself i saw in belle, but i did a lot of research for the role. i watched documentaries. i spoke with people who have the disorder. i wanted the most realistic portrayal as i could. alison: what's it liking working as sisters? >> it's always a good thing. she might say otherwise. >> she used me as a guinea pig. >> i always do. she's my little test subject whe

i did an undergrad and i did a masters program, and i studied acting for two years straight intensivea.m. to 9:30 p.m. for two years straight, so i really put the work into my craft and i believe if you want to study anything, you have to put the time into it and that's what i did. so i think it translates the tv shows and movies, they can see this guy is not just internet famous, he has talent. >> trevor: and you do. we're seeing you everywhere now. house of lies, and black jesus, and seeing you in movies now, "meet the blacks," which is the strangest movie which i've ever seen because it's basically a black horror movie. >> yeah. >> trevor: which begs the question, who dies first is this (laughter) >> you will have to watch to find out. >> trevor: so you were blowing up, and not only your career you also had a foundation as well. >> i have the rujohn foundation ever since 2003. my family and i have gone to jamaica -- it started off with two computers to a little high school and then we got donations to do more and we give, like, basketball goals, we give scholarships to kids to go t

i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad?uld replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing your student loans. we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com >> live from hollywood. get ready to laugh with some of the world's funniest comedians right here on comedy.tv. here is your host bernadette holly. [applause]. >> hello everybody and welcome to comedy.tv. [applause] i am your host bernadette pauli. great

i had done some theater at duke, where i went to undergrad.i can some stand-up comedy while i was in med school so i always had this kind of performing itch to do. i just didn't know if i could do it for a living. actually, even during the time i was practicing as a doctor i did some stand-up comedy on the side which is why you saw some stand-up my character performed at a comedy club. stand-up was my hobby, comedy was my hobby, and it was a way for me to scratch that itch. i was practicing medicine full fledged. my wife say doctor and all my friend are doctors. >> trevor: do you still remember all your medicine? are you-- >> i am a bit behind, i think, in the most up-to-date treatments. it's so funniy on the show, we do try to true up some of the medical dialogue. i call my wife a lot from the writers' room and one of my best friend is a physician, a medical consultant on the show, so we try to-- we don't have to true up that much dialogue but we try to make things vaguely accurate. >> trevor: you're also one of the few, i would say, famous a

i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad?lace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0270 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing your student loans. we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0270 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> a missouri police officer attempting to pull a driver over for a traffic violation today ended up saving his life. this police dash cam video shows the driver speeding away, and then he loses control. the car rolls over several times. the officer found the e

i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad?, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing your student loans. we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> welcome back. 4:26 and happening today, health officials are trying to stomp out the zika virus as we quickly approach mosquito season. the new jersey department of health is spearheading a campaign to educate people about the risk of the zika

like morgan state, prairie view, tuskegee, and also a number of universities that are very strong undergrad s.t.e.m. programs and strong diversity representation like mit, usc, columbia university. and we also have partnerships with organizations where their members receive copies, and it's free. it's a free publication, both print and digital of diversity in action. and we distribute these magazines to their events and also directly to the members. so so organizations like the national urban league, the hispanic engineer national achievement awards with conference, s.t.e.m. connector. we work with orion international which is a great organization supporting veterans that puts on career fairs specifically for vets. organizations that we work with. and it's very grassroots, you know? we're out there, and we attend the conferences and the career fairs. and, you know, it's a great way to engage the younger generation and become aware of opportunities in this field which for a niche area, it happens to have a pretty wide range of, you know, job opportunities and education opportunities. >> i wa

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. >> looking at hard alcohol and undergrad housing. >> i think you're kidding yourself if you think they'reg at drinking and the hard alcohol is connected to sexual assault and incidents on campus. >> another with rape and sexual assault. >> looking at if it's happy and healthy. and a long-term approach to a million problem. >> tougher restrictions to alcohol is far from the solution. >> if there's a ban, people are going to have it anyway. >> people say the relationship between them and the residen advisors, going to turn ras into cops. >> they're kind of scared of them. and take the alcohol and pour it down the sink and they're trying to chug before the ra can get to them. >> and another spokesperson - seeing if there was any investigation, and said she couldn't provide those to me. >>> failing to reach a deal, the teachers are getting a raise in kl state. a raise by july 17th. and look agent lounge it's going to take to be eligible for benefits. >>> the modesto student accused of making a racist threat on snap chat have been arrested. the two teenagers posted this two weeks ago, targetin

at the same time, i launched student groups during undergrad, and there are interesting companies poppingampus. i started an organization that brought together the top student entrepreneurs on campus. we would help each other out, solve problems. we leveraged this community to ride the new wave in cal's community. then we launched free ventures, the first student run nonprofit accelerator program to help students with big ideas and prototypes to take ideas to the next step. emily: how is the university cooperating with the fund? >> this is a fund outside of the university but exists to support it. we have had tremendous support. i spent the last five years working with key faculty leaders, driving innovation on cal's campus. today, we have different accelerators focused on verticals, 50 clubs around entrepreneurship. 35,000 students. you have a vibrant ecosystem. emily: the university is getting equity stakes? >> not currently. we have a vision for the fund where we will give a portion of the upside to support early-stage entrepreneurship on campus. it is something we will be talking more

an undergrad from ohio was arrested back in january.orth korea accused him of trying to take a banner with a political slogan on it. >>> it's been almost a year since a grisly discovery in a d.c. mansion. the house set on fire. four people inside murdered. a husband and wife, their 10-year-old son, and housekeeper. meagan fitzgerald interviews the woman who was not there, the woman who asks herself every day >> reporter: nearly a year has passed since savvas, amy, and philip savopoulos and vera figueroa died. >> there's just a couple of guys waiting around. >> reporter: weeks before the murder, nelly says vera told her she'd often see men sitting outside in a car watching the house. >> that's what she told me, but i never paid too much attention because i was busy always. >> reporter: nelly was busy in the days leading up to the murder because amy asked her to clean the karate studio in chantilly, virginia, that savvas was >> i am calling to see if i can get you and your crew for the built martial arts studio. we are down to the wire. >

an undergrad's college tuition is $11,000. what is the solution to make childcare more affordable?do you have one? make a lot of money? >> i argued with eric about minimum wage. if you're a single mom and you want to work and you have to pay for your child to be taken care of while you're working, why would you work? you can't make that kind of money with $7.25 as your wage. 280, $300 a week? you literally cannot do it. you literally cannot work and have your childcare. i don't know what the answer is. in this regard, may be you need some socialization. >> but some people have to make that decision. they say, the family, husbands and wives. the husband will say, it is costing me money for you to go work. between the childcare and everything else, the family operates at a deficit. >> i would say the minimum wage isn't going to help that mother with one or two kids. it will force her, there will be fewer jobs. there needs to be more for people who have kids. i would argue that -- >> you should not be having children. if you have children -- religion, you can go to other people for do

. >>> the best picks for undergrads rebuild their list of the best colleges for african american students new york stock exchange. you can see the dow has been going strong all morning long. at this moment it is up a full percent gaining 160 points. in today's midday market report a weak forecast for global growth and the only pickup truck making headlines has the stories and more. >> reporter: the international literary fund cutting its forecast calling for immediate action to reduce the risk of recession. they expect the cold economy to expand three points 5% this year. they made similar cuts to its u.s. forecast shipping they were outlook to the china slowdown. april 12 is equal pay day. it symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what man earned in the previous year. they acknowledged the discounts to compensate for the fact on average women make $.79 for every dollar men make. >>> the ford f1 50 was the only pickup truck to score a good scoring. the worst performer was the ram 1500. >>> on wall street have a disappointing report from alcoa . the next key earnings come

when you're an undergrad student in college. this is it for us.ple are pumped. >> reporter: junior jackie spate is so pumped, she is stumping for sanders on campus. she is an example of the latest poll results, showing manage democratic primary voters, eight in ten pick sanders. >> it's frustrating to me being told you're not a feminist because you're a woman and you're a bernie supporter. i would love to see the woman president. but i don't agree with hillary on everything. it's about representation versus policy and politics. >> reporter: down the hill, badgers were clinton have been showing her policy shows what she has what it takes. >> for me, it's experience. she is the most experienced in the race. some people are making big promises that it's hard to see how they will come true. we realize that real change comes through real plans. and i think hillary's the best candidate. >> being pro-choice, hillary pushed legislation through when she was in the senate. bernie has had the right stance. but i don't think he's been the strongest advocate f

bill: they're undergrad students? >> undergrad students. bill: project in connection with? >> mit.ington and won the mit prize. this is cool, the idea works with a computer, you can imagine it would work with a smartphone app a the some point in the future. bill: we've not seen this physically yet what is the delay time? is it instant, if i make a sign, reads out on the iphone? >> there is a delay, but pretty minimal. depends on how good the database of signs is. that is, right now, prove of concept. it is working but that ising that they will need time prove. bill: you can imagine just the endless possibilities here now, right? >> yeah. bill: if this can be done, how else could we perhaps utilize it? >> that is the interesting thing. obviously sign language is great area to help people who are deaf or hard of hearing communicate but you can imagine people wanting to do other gestures or environments where you're making signs not necessarily sign language but wanting to translate what's happening. it is very cool. bill: i saw it, wow, what took us so long. >> i agree, so. bill: so

i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad?es, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing your student loans. we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> philadelphia gearing up for a national championship party. villanova's parade coming to center city on friday. the route runs down market street between 20th and the park. septa says it will not impact early morning commute but will reroute

you completed the undergrad and you are getting an engineering degree. zuckerberg arrives.st: it is 2005, mark and dustin and chris had moved out to palo alto and they were recruiting folks who had dropped out of stanford to help them scale facebook. at that point, it was 5 million american college students. and there were about 30 employees or so and i wanted to meet mark, i had written about him in the stanford daily, that was about the most prestigious paper you can read about him at that time. the world was not taking this stuff seriously and working at startups was not considered a good idea. charlie: and mark was not think about 1.5 billion users at that time. guest: no. i went to the office, mark was not there, justin timberlake was not there either. but i met the head of engineering and a guy named adam d'angelo, early employees. i really liked them. they were smart and humble and a dedicated. and they had an idea that facebook was the seed of collaborated directories, something that had never existed before. they thought of it as a wonderful thing and i was attract

in new york, celebrating finally finishing school after nine long years since she began undergrad. she says her go-to look when she isn't at the hospital is usually very laid back, casual. let's hear her story. >> congratulations to both of you on graduating. so tell me why. >> well, i think it would be an awesome transformation for her. it's like a new start after graduating, new job. and everything -- good change for her. >> so we want a more professional look? >> yes. yes. getting ready to to start my year. of i'm excited to be appear attending, so definitely a more professional look. >> she looks like she's 14 years old. >> long hair. >> we're going to do something about that. here with her friend and fellow residents, instead of knee. let's bring out some new stephanie! [ cheers and applause ] oh, wow! oh, my gosh! beautiful! stephanie, take a look. >> holy crap! you look awesome! >> do you want to see what she's talking about? you look gorgeous. >> oh, i love it! >> great. >> this is laura. i got the names wrong. >> did you cut her hair? >> he left it long -- she loves long h

i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad?d replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing your student loans. we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> -- making sure their kids have a good school and good teacher no matter what zip code they live in. they deserve a president -- >> happening now, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is speaking to union leaders and members of the pennsylva

. >> you only get one presidential election when you're in college, when you're an undergrad studente, so this is it for us. this is the one, so people are pumped. >> reporter: a junior is so pumped she's stumping for sanders on campaign. >> there's never been a political candidate that i've agreed with so much on, so it's pretty cool. >> reporter: likely democratic primary voters 18 to 29 years old. 8 in 10 pick sanders. >> it's frustrating to me to be told you're not a feminist because you're a bernie supporter. i would love to see a woman president, but i don't agree with hillary on everything. it's about representation versus policy in politics. >> reporter: badgers have been working feverishly for hillary clinton. >> for me, it comes down to experience. she's the most experienced candidate in the race from senate to secretary of state. some people are making really big promises. it's hard to see how they'll come true. we realize that real change comes from real plans. i think hillary clinton should be the best candidate. >> being pro-choice, hillary clinton pushed legislation th

. >> seated at one of those tables, georgia tech undergrad paul hargut. >> we were just out for dinner me and my wife, her two sisters and three or four of their friends. >> security cameras installed just two weeks before catch paul and the group sharing a relaxing evening. paul digs into a dish called the black and blue quesadilla, grilled steak with blue cheese, chihuahua cheese, caramelized onions. midway through the meal, he takes an especially big bite and swallows only to feel a chunk of quesadilla lodge in his throat. paul immediately does what most of us would do, reaches for miss glass of water. >> tried to wash it down. it wasn't going down. i kept drinking water. >> but water only makes things worse. >> the water pushed it down further in there but it didn't go down into my stomach, it went down into my air tube. that completely blocked any air from coming in and all the water came back out. it looked like i was throwing up. i realized i couldn't breathe. it was pretty terrifying. >> paul's wife to his left thinks he's getting sick and hands him a napkin. >> i just brushed

>> well, it's i think -- and i teach a lot of undergrads mainly first-year students.a lot that are just enthused with sanders. they like the we can have a better world. but i think, you know, so they're not really looking at, you know, what's really going to get the job done necessarily. they don't like the idea that you have to compromise and realize that politics and government is a dirty business sometimes. on the right it's the same sort of thing, trump is sort of like i've got the answers, i can do this, we know you're afraid of the future, concerned about the future. vote for me. so i think both trump and sa sanders are appealing to sort of this dream that different dreams perhaps, but dreams that people have that this individual alone is pretty much going to make the world, the country a better place. i think, you know, but cruz doesn't really capture more of the realist vote necessarily either. but certainly hillary clinton does. it makes it tough for indiana voters. they're concerned about the future. they're concerned about what their kids and grand kids are

i believe he was undergrad here. >> reporter: you going to vote for donald trump?will not be voting for donald trump because he doesn't represent my values. i believe in america, where people come together and talk about their problems peacefully and resolve them. >> reporter: how do you feel your school is part of a stump speech? >> he speaks for himself, not for wharton. >> reporter: you go to school here. you know who else went to wharton? >> who? >> reporter: donald j. trump. >> i don't care. >> reporter: he talks about it all the time. it's like you should vote for me because i went to wharton. >> he also had his first small loan from his father for $1 million. i don't know what to say about that either. >> reporter: would you vote for him? >> no. i'm voting for bernie. >> reporter: so in my brief time on the campus here at u-penn talking to wharton students, i honestly did not find anybody that wanted to support donald trump that went to the business school. in fairness, he probably doesn't need wharton students in order to win the nomination or at least the

richard: the history undergrad major in me loves hans' chart, but the trader in me loves this chart and have to side with guy johnson, if only to make it 2-2 for the week. guy: i think 2-2, all down to tomorrow mr.nichols. itdid think about not doing today, but that would have given hans a guaranteed draw and that is not going to happen. don't miss the historic gathering later today. janet yellen and her predecessors on the same stage. ♪ yen rises to a 17 months high. jpmorgan's ceo says investors should be prepare for u.s. rates to go negative. voters in the netherlands as euro skeptic politicians hailed the result. means.iscuss what it so, welcome to "the pulse"