an undergraduate did was diagnosed today and taken to hospital for treatment -- an undergraduate student was diagnosed a day and taken to hospital for treatment. this dude was listed in serious but stable condition. twitter -- the student was listed in serious but stable condition. twitter, facebook, youtube -- school officials believe it will serve as a vital tool to enhance education, communication and learning. it would prohibit communication between students and staff but the district says there is little doubt about how social media would benefit the classroom. >> we will look at unblocking social media sites to use them for instructional purposes. >> this is only the first reading on the social media policy. if it is approved by the school board, it would go on the books this fall. >> it is time to start thinking about filing taxes again. for some of the baltimore city and county, there is free help available. cash campaign provides tax preparation for the thousands of families in baltimore city and county for free. no hidden fees or strings attached. >> we provide free tax prepara

the roommate, dayvon green, killed was an undergraduate at the university of maryland, stephen rane. >> shots rang out, police and firefighters immediately responded to the scene. >> i was in my room and i heard ten gun shots and three quick succession. it was loud. >> the gunfire frightened area residents. many of them students. several small fires have been set. police say dayvon green lit them, one in the basement and some in the backyard, to lure his two roommates outside. >> they walked toward the home to go get some water, to put out these fires. as they did, one of the students noticed the suspect reaching into his waistband for a gun. >> it happened in a matter of minutes. >> that student then began to run away from the home. as he did, he heard gun shots. and then very quickly realized he had been hit. >> the wounded roommate, a 22- year-old undergraduate made it to a neighbor's house. the other roommate was shot and killed. police found a fully loaded semi-automatic weapon, ammunition, a baseball bat near green's body. neighbors are still horrified. >> there was a guy lying

the increase affects undergraduates and general graduate students, graduate engineering students and medical and law students. the board raised tuition by 3.9 percent for first year mba students. officials point out the school offers $130 million a year in financial aid to offset the costs. >> women considering getting pregnant may want to load up on a supplement to help prevent autism. researchers in norway looked at records of 85,000 children and found mothers who took folic acid remain lets likely to have children with autism spectrum disorder. mothers who did not take it doubled their risk. taking folic accident only later in pregnancy did not help. >> you know that drinking too much soda is bad for your waist but a coroner says it could be lethal and calling for warning labels on the dangers of the containers after he issued a report saying that a woman's two gallon a day coke habit was a stall factor in her death from a heart attack. a new zealand food industry association rejected the industry and a spokesperson said no warning label could prevent the death of someone would dr

the two victims were undergraduate student at the university of maryland. the 9 millimeter handgun used in the killing was bought legally in boughtmore county. atf is looking at the stash the weapons including a machete and fully automatic weapon. he did leave a note describing his thoughts before killing a roommate injuring another andkilling himself. >> the family let our detectives know that he had a condition for at least a year and that in the past, he has been prescribed medication for this mental illness. >> reporter: the atf is trying to determine how the shooter bought his gun. maryland law states in some cases a person with mental illness cannot poe seas firearm. a state -- a firearm. a state task force is studying the he issue -- issue and will make recommendations to changes. >>> police say amanda miller gamma relationship with a victim at north harford high school in december. deputies arrested miller on monday. she is on administrative leave penning the outcome of the investigation into the charges against her. >>> new this morning fire damage

he was a honor student and attended morgan state university for undergraduate studies. classmates say they never saw signs of mental illness. >> he didn't seem like the kind of person that would hurt people e wasn't that kind of individual e was not aggressive and didn't -- he wasn't aggressive and didn't have problems of rage. you can't force someone to tell you what's wrong inside. you can't. >> reporter: the atf is trying to determine how he bought his gun. maryland law says in some cases a person with mental illness can't purchase firearms. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> in case you weren't able to watch the speech we have the highlights this prong from president obama's state of the union address. he covered a range -- this morning from the president's state of the union address. some faces in the crowd reflected another issue, gun violence. ed payne has the story. >> reporter: it began as most state of the union the president greeting members of congress. but in the hall prominent guest victims of gun violence. like gabby giffords and next to michelle obama, the

training and undergraduate training on the way in which media and communication influence social practices, political practices, health practices and cultural practices. >> host: well, we're here specifically to talk to you about your most recent book, "after broadcast news: media regimes, democracy and the new information environment." but it seems that for the last 20 to 30 years we've been debating the after broadcast news scenario. how do you assess it? >> well, um, what we're trying to do in this book is put it into a little bit of an historical context. so our basic argument is that over the last 20 years there have been a number of changes, some of them slow, some of them more quick, that are changing the way in which we think about where we get public affairs information from. and the three big changes that we think are going on are the blurring of news and entertainment, so think the daily show -- although it's more than that -- the blurring of producers and consumers; there think about the impact that twitter and that youtube had in the iranian or the middle eastern arab spring r

realize in first two years of undergraduate education generally. but including in stem subjects where students opt out of those subjects. so there are beginning to be discussions about looking at how science is taught in the first two years of the universities and colleges. and, third, when i speak of bridges to the next level, there really needs to be work that puts the basics and applications together. that's how we can draw in young people and they're learning things without even knowing they're learning them. thank you. >> thank you, dr. >> doctor, you said in your testimony that if we invest well in basic research and egg, we undoubtedly will be surprised by what new innovations arise. what are some of those new innovations? >> surprise is the keyword but since this is one of the questions forwarded to us before the hearing, i tried to give it a little bit of thought. as mr. templeton was reminding us earlier today, it's been often said that the best way to find out what the future is is to invent it. that's what we're all about. but i'd point

undergraduate students pay $56,000 a year for room, board and tuition.uates, graduate engineers, and medical and law students. the board raised tuition by 3.9 percent for first-year mba students. stanford offers $130 million a year in financial aid they say. families making under $100,000 pay no tuition and families making under $60,000 pay no tuition, room or board. >> cheaper mac books from apple and a new list 6 the most romantic cities in time for you know what day. >> and taco bell is promising surprisey development. jane king has it all from the new york stock exchange. >> talk of a major announcement the scene top of the hour. it could be a menu concept for taco bell, it could be menu enhancements or maybe it has to do with doritos which is popular or maybe delivery service. we will final out shortly. the situation with american airlines and possible messager with us airways we could have a deal announced today. there is nothing official yet and the talk could fall apart but the vice would be if they don't merge. sales rise in january but slower t

but an undergraduate, i was teaching, and an undergraduate came to me and asked me to do a tutorial with her reading through the whole of the virginia woolf book and i was completely blown away. and what i was blown away by more than anything, and this goes to what jeff was talking about this morning was the room with one folder i like the novels. i like the light has been i could understand what they were about. but a room of one's own really spoke to me. it was about women in fiction and why women did not have the authority to be writers. and that addressed very directly an issue we would say that i had. and i found it deeply personal, deeply inspiring. and in the light of that essay, taking seriously her feminism, because it was i thought very important to her, i read the novel and read them. and what turned out to be a slightly different way from other people because i was interested in this, in the issue of her being a woman and took that seriously. so i started writing essays about the books, and then threaded and together with what seemed to me biographical materials that was rele

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a friend of mine who's an undergraduate what figured out largely in this box was it was either green or blue so we don't know how to treat it until we open it but the key idea was to it required separate treatment it's not green or blue at any time a different color. where i'm going with this is our seismic depravities are green but we don't know until there's a specific plan of repair ready to execute. so in this plan to get it to go forward it's not part of our need it maybe triggered or not >> what's more definite sense what the seismic plan will be. >> once they understand what their use is that will drive the kind of repair they want to make. changes and use also triggers seismic code. it could kick a cost into a need. additionally there's some piers that the seismic work may not be done that maybe triggered by code >> i guess i was getting more into the weeds in terms of when we start a project is there too months to get a sense or is it two or 3 months to get an idea of when we sort of figure out when this will be. >> almost any structure is going to trigger seismic but it is

. >> the gunman was an engineering graduate student at the university maryland with an undergraduate degree from morgan state. he had been suffering from mental illness and had been on medication. a harford county teacher is out on bail, charged with having sex with a student. police arrested a 35-year-old amanda miller after a 15-year- old boy reported that he and miller had been engaging in sexual activity since december. miller is on administrative leave. if convicted, she faces up to 37 years in prison. baltimore city school board has decided to close one of its charter schools. tuesday night, the board decided to close baltimore civic house middle and high school at the end of the 2013-2014 school year. the decision was made to not renew the contracts of two others. it is not clear what is next for the students and staff of those schools. the board tabled the decision on closing the baltimore taliban element high school. andres alonso recommended closing all four schools, -- baltimore palin development high school id andres alonso recommended closing all four schools, citing poo

she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a reason that i kept of harold's club in reno, nevada. i don't know if it exists it's a really old postcard. harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who w

stepson is making good progress and will return to school. 23-year-old devon green a college park undergraduatestudent inside a home shot them. green fatally shot himself then. detectives say green suffered from a mental illness for at least a year. >>> some areas of the state could see the return of winter weather in the coming hours. taking a live look outside where it's been over cast all day. things are expected to get worse in a few hours. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. marty and bernadette woods are tracking the latest system. let's begin with bernadette. >> we're going to start out and show you on first warning doppler radar already some rain making its way into the state. this is in the form of rain. even a spotty shower across baltimore. out of west look how much more there is. this is all the same storm system that's going to move through this evening when it changes over to snow and get out of here during the early morning hours. there are winter weather advisory in effect for western parts of the state starting at noon until 1:00 a.m. the very borderline event for

that means undergraduate students will pay 56,000 dollars plus for room board and few asian year startsgiving fall. increase affects undergraduate general graduate students graduate engineering students medical and law students. the board also raised tuition by 3.9 percent for first year nba students. . it offers 130 million dollars a year in inif. >> be prepared for delay if traveling through san francisco international airport this weekend. one of the 2 runway used for arrival at sfo will be closed for safety upgrade that are required to meet federal safety standard. the usual 60 flights per hour expected to be reduced to about 30 cut in half basically. temporary shut down begins at 10:00 p.m. friday night and last until 8:00 a.m. monday morning. so if flying out of sfo this weekend just expect that you may delayed. >> often delayed by weather there. this is different reason. spencer is here. he's here what looks to be a is in forecast. >> i foresee no weather delay in the immediate why the forecast. no weather related. not for the next 5 or 6 days. here's mount tam camera on to the

their students to support the center, but a growing number of graduate and undergraduate students whoeel there are problems of the center and are worried about the impact it will have on the immigrant community and how it just sets for their presidents for both the mixing and military objectives by the u.s. with university objectives, and yale's lack of need to consult the people who will be affected by these decisions before making them. >> nathalie batraville, can you talk about your own personal background that makes you raise questions about what's yale is doing? >> i think a lot of students either based on their personal background or based on research they have conducted, research in terms of the history of u.s. foreign policy, are really concerned about the fact that intelligence -- one of the stated goals to improve the quality of military [indiscernible] it has objectives and we have to question those objectives are. in the cases i am most familiar with, one of them is my personal family's history. my family is from haiti. he was occupied by the u.s. -- haiti was occupied by

but we don't know whether they are graduate students or undergraduate students. they are also aware that university of maryland did put out a lookout about a honda odyssey with suspects in it. prince george's county police spokesperson julie parker telling us that there are no other suspects in this case. they are not looking for any sort of a minivan. they are asking anyone who has any more information to please contact them. they are trying to put a little bit more of the pieces together here. so three people involved here. three roommates from the university of maryland involved in a murder-suicide. one roommate dead. one roommate recovering from a gunshot wound and the shooter himself as well dead. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a new threat from al-qaeda this morning with an apparent bull's eye on a u.s. consulate overseas. we'll are details next. >> plus, a day after the pope announced he is stepping down, the focus now shifts to finding his replacement. we'll take a closer look coming up. this is dylan right here, this is dylan, and this is his big br

during his undergraduate years at ucla he participated in civil rights and anti-war protests and many of his subsequent writings reflects his experiences by stressing the importance of grassroots political activity in the african-american freedom struggle. his first book, end struggle snick and the black awakening of the 1960s remains a definitive history of student nonviolent coordinating committee, one of the most dynamic and innovative civil rights organizations of our time. he served as senior advisor for a 14-part award winning public television series on civil rights entitled "eyes on the prize." i know we all remember that. (applause) >> his recent, his recent publication, the book, martin's dream: my journey and the legacy of martin luther king, jr., a memoir about his transition from being a teenage participant in the march on washington to becoming a historian and an educator and, of course, if you sign up for a membership you can get that book today. it's here. in 1985 he was invited by coretta scott king to direct a long-term project to edit and publish the definitive mult

the american council on education will announce they recommend degree credit for five undergraduate courses offered by palo alto's-based courses which are free but students need to pay between $100 and $1930 to receive credit. the classes are from leading universities including stanford and duke. >> record numbers are buying homes using all cash. a third of california home sales last year were all cash. in the bay area, 26,000 homes were purchased with no financing we look to how this is changing the way homes are sold here. >> joe has listed his home for two years and is ready to buy a home in the south bay and has been house hunting for seven or eight months and took all the right steps to purchase a home. >> prequalified, preapproved. >> he has 20 percent downpayment but the four or five offers have been rejected and it turns out cash is key. >> the selling agent told us we had higher overall offer but they accepted an all cash offer because it was close enough and they want add quick close. >> it is new. >> president of the santa clara association of realtors says there has been an incr

. >> the bill would also allow people with undergraduate degrees in legislation to take the teacher qualification test without taking graduate courses. >>> another measure making its way through the legislator would require social workers to make inhome visits to evaluate care of foster children. right now those monthly visits can take place outside the home. the measure would require social workers to physically visit children at home to protect them from neglect and abuse. the bill also requires ply vat -- requires private talks between the child and social worker. >> a mansion for sale. but the unusual waiting game the buyer will have to play before moving in. >> i'll have the outlook for your week weekend. the timing on a slight chance of wet weather in your area. >> but right after the break. >> my children are so used to throwing their bodies on the floor when they hear gunshots. >> children are requiring police protection just to go to the library. the stark message being sent. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continue

the total of more than $1 billion breaks down to nearly $56,000 for each of stanford's undergraduates graduate students. school officials say that money will be used for research and construction. harvard university, for the record, was a distant second bringing in $650 million. and uc berkeley was the leading fund-raiser amunk all public universities taking in just under $400 million. >>> the way area may be in the running to host the 2024 summer olympic games. the mayor sent letters to the mayor of san francisco, san jose and sacramento to gain interest in a potential bid. los angeles, dallas, oklahoma are among the cities that have expressed interest. salt lake city was the last to stage the winter games in 2002. >>> the bay area olympic games. like the sound of that. >> me, too. >>> right now we are following breaking news in san francisco. our chopper is above a gas leak at 24th and bryant. this is between folsom and petraro. you can see pg&e at this gas leak. what we're being told is that someone, a third party, was in the area and hit a two-inch plastic line that caused the gas