four iowa state university administrator s are appealing a federal judge's ruling that said the university violated free speech rights. the administrator s had denied the i-s-u chapter of the national organization for the reform of marijuana laws from using the school's logo on t-shirts. two former presidents of the group sued the university in july 2014. they say they plan to seek monetary damages. this man for burglarizing the laundry facility at an apartment building this morning. police say he and another man took money from the tower terrace apartments at 2261 chaney road. they also say the men saw security cameras and tore them from the wall. anyone with information should call the dubuque police. a fall from a cell tower has killed a 28-year-old anamosa man. police say stefan watermann was doing construction on the tower in eastern hamilton county. he fell from the tower just before 5 yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's department is investigating the incident. dubuque's emergency 9- 1-1 system needs a multi-million dollar upgrade. last evening, the county's 9-1-1 board agreed to set

. >> there is a lot of anger here as students continue to protest against the university administration. the death of 26-year-old triggered angry protests at the central university and many others. the demonstrators see discrimination drew the ph.d. student to kill himself. >> he was found dead in this dorm room on january 17. he reportedly hanged himself. a note was found at the scene. it said my birth is my fatal accident. >> we couldn't even imagine that he would commit suicide. >> he came from a poor family and received a scholarship to study at the university. the cast faced discrimination in india. that discrimination continues today. while at university, he joined a rights group on the campus with his friend. trouble with their group erupted in august when there was a disagreement with another group aiated with the ruling party. there were allegations. the university responded by banning five students from dormitories and cafeterias. the scholarships were terminated. >> it is supposed to be void of differences to be inflicted, but on the practical side, the university is also par

he was charged with drugging and violating andrea constand, a former temple university administratorsuburban philadelphia mansion in 2004. for this, he could receive up to ten years in prison if convicted. today's proceedings, the first hearing if his criminal case, was simply to decide whether or not the charges against him would be dropped or whether proceed then to court. the judgene's decision, this ca will proceed now to trial. looking at a live picture in norristown inside the montgomery county courthouse. a team of reporters there in norristown. harry hairston. you were inside the courtroom. looking at now. two double doors on the left side of the screen. what was the reaction to the judge's decision? >> reporter: i have to it'll you the decision just came down less than five minutes ago. it was completely quiet in the courtroom. as i looked over at cosby's table a bit of expectancy on their faces but somber. the reason i say that, the judge had been saying most of the day, and he said just about 45 minutes ago, before he took a break, if he comes back and he rules in cosby's

stacey: iowa state university administrators appeal a federal judge's ruling that they violated free speech rights of students in a pro-marijuana group. the judge ruled against administrators who used a trademark policy to prevent the isu chapter of the national organization for the reform of marijuana laws from printing shirts with a marijuana leaf and the school logo. researchers at iowa are moving ahead with a long-delayed project in which a dozen students will be paid to eat genetically modified bananas. the bananas were created by an australian scientist. they have a gene that is supposed to help people living in africa make vitamin a. activists are urging the university to block the project. steve: making his right now, good news for flint, michigan. the epa says new water samples confirm that the lead removal filters they have handed out are working. the agency says it recommends that residents continue to use the filters in their homes. the flint water crisis is near iowa state university basketball player. cyclone guard monte morris is from flint. kcci's rose heaphy is in st

university. administrators are trying to protect students from a rare meningitis strain.makovec on the school's response. >> reporter: at least three students have contracted the strain known as serogroup b. two of the students are still in the hospital today and health officials are scrambling to prevent a full-on outbreak. the race is on to vaccinate 5400 students at santa clara university before an outbreak of meningococcal infection spreads. >> i know three people are infected and meningitis is bad so i'm trying to avoid it. >> reporter: two students live in a freshman dorm known as swig hall and both are pledged with the pi kappa alpha fraternity. health officials have tracked down 200 people who have had contact with the infected students and gave them antibiotics just in case. the bacteria can be passed by spending a long period of time with someone or being in close proximity to him. the county health department wants all undergraduates to be vaccinated with men-b and today is the second free clinic they are holding here this week. >> once it gets into the bloodst

came on monday to arrest them, but that's when, as you said, they were denied entry by the university administration. i was there yesterday. all the other - many of the other students therets there ar supporting them. in speaking to one of the students, one charged with sedition, he told us that they're scared to go outside. they're saying people are saying, if you come out we will shoot you with a bullet. in the campus they feel safe. they say they will only go out if those conditions are met that they will be safe, that nothing will happen to them. what the police decide we're still notsure. the university is also trying to get the whole matter dismissed from their criminal charges and treat this as an internal incident. that will be up to the police and the government whether they will go along with that >>> when it comes to how the authorities are handling this crisis, it seems to be a concentration going on. on the one hand they are, obviously, adopting a gently gently approach, yet if they may come to cross the line as to how they would literally handle the students or someone who might be ali

university administrators will have a news conference this morning to talk about the cases. >>> and time now for a look at the super bowl countdown clock. look at that! just a little more than four days until the big game in santa clara and, of course, you can watch it sunday, super bowl sunday, right here on kpix 5. your tv home for super bowl 50. tonight's free concerts at super bowl city, singer- songwriter matt nathanson. festivities there will resume at 11:00 this morning. >>> an events this big requires major security especially in santa clara where the game will be played. a stretch of tasman drive in front of levi's stadium is now closed through tuesday. armed officers are patrolling the area. the security force including local police and fbi agents as well as s.w.a.t. teams from departments up and down the west coast. the department of homeland security is the lead agency there. fbi leads both investigations and tactical assets. for everyone, it is a high pressure week. >> in this line of work there's no margin of error and the people have that expectation of law enforcement. th

university in south africa. pictures. look at apple tv look at the building. this is an administration africa. university campus. that school is being evacuated this morning, shut indefinitely, the students are torching administration building, a spokesperson for northwest university said that an administration block that included a science center burned down late last night in the morning. student protesters burning the residence of a dormitory supervisor. this university will be shut indefinitely. the violence started after a student council meeting was disrupted by protesters, the situation escalated, private security guards tried to disburse the crowd, seeing a lot of images that show students injured after clashes with police. a big mess on the university campus, no one that we have heard seriously injured yet, if anything develops, i'll let you know. >> christine: the flu vaccine is doing a better job this year. preliminary data suggests it is 59% effective. that is a big improvement from last winter when it was less than 20% effective. year is a good match to the strains making people sick. >>> you're neve

rasmey joined other university administrators in effort to prevent state budget cuts. but he became upset when asked media reports, that he met with u of l home to discuss his president. he claimed that was a blatant lie. that's the kind of an industry have right "so you're saying that you did not meet with that....you're not hard there was no meeting. do you want to ask it again?" ramsey said he'd like to stay on until the end of his contract in 20-20. happening today a traffic alert for you this morning... ahead of some streetcar testing later today. kara dblbx our jessica brown is live with everything you need to know. that's right crews will be testing the 3 streetcars right here on elm street between 14th and liberty...it will start from 9am til 4pm. heads up for drivers who typically come through this area... the roadways will be closed in this area betwen 14th and liberty. you'll see detour maps to get you where you need to go if you have to be in this area. also if you this area you'll that say you cant park on the east side of the street while they're doing te

with swollen salivary the university's administration has now sent out a campus wide email... urging anyone with to get checked out. glands can be viruses or bacterial infections. all 15 students have also tested negative for mumps. a 16-year-old could face charges -- after a picture goes viral on facebook ... and we do want to warn you ... the image is hard to look at ... a tennessee teen -- sent this picture to his girlfriend ... the picture is of his toddler sister ... restrained with duct tape. the gibson county sheriff says as soon as he was alerted to the photo -- officers were sent to the home to investigate. he says the two- and-a-half year old girl, is okay. sheriff paul thomas/gibson county "people seems like everyday stoop to new levels in their disregard for humanity. surprise me anymore." the department of children services is investigating the case -- as is, the district attorney. so far -- no charges have been filed. a 14-year-old basketball player is recovering after a freak accident the wisconsin girl partially impaled by floorboard. from that game.. will make

a show of solidarity without any university administrators.el the publicity is creating an unfair picture. >> we have better facilities and resources than ever. our female student athletes have greater access than ever. and as a coach's group, we're closer than we've ever been. >> a federal lawsuit accuses the university of creating a hostile sexual environment through a policy of indifference. >>> happening now, oakland public schoolteachers holding a march, protesting the district's proposed common enrollment program. sky 7 hd is overhead right now. members of the association say the proposal would increase charter school enrollment at the expense of public schools. choices for families include district run and private charter schools. opponents say students would flock towards charter schools, decimating public education. >>> still to come, why lawyers are calling him a dead beat. >>> i'm spencer christian from the abc 7 exploratory camera. we see clouds gathering in the western sky. get ready for a colorful sunset and more warm weather. >>

it reads university administration is working with students and divorce ty and officers to investigate the incident. fairfield university is committed as a jesuit and catholic university to a culture that embraces and celebrates the diversity t. now a school spokeswoman told party took police off campus, students are still required to adhere to the school policy. i also asked if any students who tained the party face any action. right now, the investigation is still in the preliminary charges but once they proceed more with the investigation, these students may possibly be in some serious trouble. the latest fler fairfield connecticut. lidia curanaj, back to you. >> well, thank you,lia. >> a rash of knife attacks across the city. so far, 567 people have been slashed or stabbed. including four people over this weekend. a woman was attacked by two men on saturday. the customer was stabbed at food truck. both is dens happening the bronx. the mayor says police are reresponding. >> the police we have are targeting any area where with we have a problem. that is the bottom line. this is what

not the attorney general's office, not a few university administrators. instead, we see only petty bureaucrats scurrying to protect themselves. >> a spokeswoman from the attorney general's office called this a tragic case and told me they have worked with the families on the public records request and will continue to do so. the attorney general does have the option to appeal judge curran's ruling. reporting live kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> 13-year-old kidnapped causing shocks across the nation. coming up new information about the two college students under arrest and a possible connection to the teenage victim. >>> you were leaving me behind and i was going 80 miles per hour and i just wanted to know what's the emergency? >> that's a driver who actually pulled over a police officer. the officer's answer when she demands to know why he was speeding? >> the investigation that continues tonight after a 3-year-old was rushed away from a local home. new questions about how that child suffered severe trauma. >> all that as we continue to monitor the numb

. >> fairfield reads in part university administration is working with students in diversity officers to investigate the incident. because the investigation is still in the preliminary stages, with it's unclear what disciplinary actions students who attended the party will face. >> that was -- adam levine's back. >> not connected to the fair field university party. this started my day off so bad. i just want to -- watch this. a teenager attacked a food deliver rei man in harlem caught on camera. you've got to listen to the adult cheer this dumb kid on. this video posted to youtube on sunday night but unclear when the incident took place. you can see this teenager push ing this poor guy who is trying to deliver food to wagner houses. adults apparently are urging this teen to punch and rob worker. but he's carrying on, laughing, and rips a kid. kicks him with food but even has it. but god knows he's cheering this one kid on what had they would have cone. police say wasn't a 9-1-1 call so i guess -- but i -- >> hard to believe. >> the way things were after 9-1-1 where we came together as

conversation got back to a staff member, concerned by what that learned administrators did call police but ultimately the university handled the case by itself. administrators interviewed players and made their decision to cut the season short, just last week. >> we're athletes too, so we wouldn't want to represent our university in a negative way like they did. report these students think the decision. >> what they did wasn't that great. it was kind of a big deal. their punishment was right. reporter: since the investigation is ongoing, there may be other consequences. >> we'll begin talking about what times of initiatives we can it -- help ensure that it doesn't happen again. tom: we go from ice to cold to stuff. mike: it is crazy stuff. we talked about the temperature swing. the storm race as way, that can only mean more changes. tom: coming up tonight at 10:00 on me tv, france still on high alert after the paris terror attacks, why the country decided to extend its state of emergency for three more months. jennifer: now to our u local hot shot, a dose of wishful thinking, the snowman's sign says can you bring m

university. administrators just added hover boards to the list of banned modes of transportation on the campus. university says they banned hoverboards because they are safety and fire hazardous according to the consumer product safety commission. >>> apple is getting more time to fight a court order. they say that -- that says, rather, the company has to help the fbi hack into a san bernardino shooter's iphone. cupertino-based apple now has until next friday to respond. this week apple's ceo tim cook said complying with the federal judge's order would set a dangerous precedent and compromise the security of billions of iphone users. >>> hayward police are looking for 22-year-old stacey aguilar. she went missing late saturday night after going to a party near silver and jackson. aguilar is from san jose. she is 5'2" and 185 pounds. >>> time is 6:39. a bay area driver caught on camera putting elementary school students in danger. what is worse, this isn't the first time. >> and golden gate bridge officials explain why construction on the new suicide net is getting pushed back. ,, find fantasy sho

basketball team with an attitude home games is all they have left and it's up to our fans, our university, our administration to lift them up as high as they can me lifted along with rest of the members of this basketball team who have given me so much personal satisfaction and happiness. we are now just two days away from super bowl 50 between the broncos and panthers. tonight our countdown to the big game continues with magna vista high school's number 2 jac hairston, the electrifying tailback, who was a huge part of the warriors back to back state titles. earlier this week he signed a national letter of intent to play at coastal carolina next season in the big south conference. don't forget you can catch super bowl 50 right here on wdbj7 at 6:30 this sunday. pregame coverage is all day long starting at 11am on cbs. some sharp losses on wall street to end the dow fell 212 points. nasdaq lost 146. for the latest weather anytime, turn to our webpage at wdbj7.com and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter for weather headlines and more thank you for choosing your hometown news leader, wdbj7. >> pelley:

pennington student achievement center is university of nevada campus. administrators say the nearly 45-million dollar building will help improve student engagement -- helping them earn their degrees. the 78-thousand square-foot building is located where getchell library once stood. it offers several student services under one roof -- that used to be scattered around campus in six different buildings. things like the math and writing centers, tutoring and advising centers, and veterans services. derek "because there's so much stuff there for students to use, that's probably what they're most excited about, seeing computers available and collaboration rooms for them to work in. that's something that they're really excited about seeing." the new building has two state- of-the-art classrooms -- and offers a place for students to collaborate, study, or relax. it even has a meditation and reflection room -- and a couple sets of social stairs for students to congregate. the reno bighonrs sit a top the standings as the season is colodny and hear from them "now, here's sports

. >> the university administration is working with students and officers to investigate this incident. still in the preliminary stage. it is not clear what disciplinary actions students that the party will face. rosanna: what is happening? i will be happy. will there be something to drink on board? >> we are going on a private and a pilot and a flight attendant. there are only three seats on the plane. it is not a 747, rosanna. rosanna: all right. attention parents: before school this september r all kids entering 7tht and 12th grades t must get ther meningococcal vaccine. it protects against serious and sometimes deadly diseases call your health care provider today. learn more at greg: what else? rosanna: did you think that it was that cold this morning? >> did you see the moon last night, by the way? i was driving down the street. the fdr, actually. i turned my head all the way around. >> the exorcist. i saw this huge moon just over the horizon. did you start howling? greg: it was almost like magnetic. i do not know if it was a superb build did what do you think? >> bike would know

hazing allegations at miami university have school administrators taking action. the nows briana harper explains the new changes prompted by the claims. spring semester kick-starts rush at miami university. a process for students hoping to get a bid from their favorite greek organization. but this semester the university is concerned about misconduct. "we will hold individuals and organization responsible for their behavior." miami university dean of students says since the start of the semester several students were hospitalized due to alcohol consumption. incidents believed to be related to greek hazing initiation. briana harper// @briana wcpo administrators here at miami university say so far there's been no official suspensions for any of the sororities or fraternities. but they do say all 21 hazing allegations are currently under review. mike curme, miami university dean of students "we try to every year have a process that's free of any misconduct. we will continue to work harder misconduct doesn't happen again. that begins by ending fraternity new member ini

universities are facing that saved phenomenon. and literally as millions in in the millions of dollars get contributed to sponsor legislation that intends to strip us of rights if we support israel the administrators said university management or bodily continue to be to the whims of private donors in the best students who work on the issue of palestinian freedom or simply to humanize palestinian or to criminalizing intrigue as belize and marginalize on campus to be completely unprotected by the same administration and whose job involves the well-being of students it is deeply important for those of us with an interest in education ended free speech rights and to simply a living with some semblance to counter the negative effects that comes from long and high but the best way is to bathe in it together with a grass roots community to contest it. the one power is getting edits decentralize to happen spontaneous and organic and cannot be stopped by monday. it cannot. that they can slow them down except the criminalization and advocacy of a bed during supporters of bps in prison and i promise if that is what it takes it and that is the result that they will seek. i will take your questions a and comm

university administrators will have a news conference this morning. >>> free concerts begin tonight at:30 with a local guy singer-songwriter matt nathanson. >>> we have a little weather and traffic, too, coming up right after the break. livery. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. ,, >>> back here live at super bowl city with traffic and weather. gianna. >> a "sig alert" in effect on the eastshore freeway. a traffic advisory on 80 at ashby. two lanes are blocked until further notice. it's on the eastbound side of ashby so the good news it's not in the commute direction s the bad news is that commute direction is very slow-and-go. spectator slowing now as a result. bay bridge has thinned out because a lot of folks are being held up at that accident along the eastshore freeway so the metering lights are on but again, your compute into san francisco once you get to the bridge is okay. elsewhere, the golden gate bridge we haven't had any problems as you work your way across the span into s things have been light through there. and a look at the san mateo bridge. so far, so good. it

"administrators are struggling with cyberbullying in particular."researchers at the university of iowa say growing cyber >> administrators are struggling with cyberbullying in particular. the university of iowa say growing cyberdependency can get negative. sometimes traditional methods to stop bullying don't work. >> programs have worked in european setting and when they brought them to the united states, the evidence has been really mixed. >> they approachthings very much like we teach math and reading. but an emotional experience. >> reporter: experts hope the emotional experiences can turn positive. this is called helping educators use art to reduce bullying. . >> he wanted to create some activities that fit into the thoughts and teaches tolerance. tolerance. "reflective writing, drawing, there are activities where you can actually write and perform parts of a play."at no cost - teachers and students of all ages can use it anywhere. anywhere. "the activities focus a lot on group dynamics, having students work together to cree something - to create messages that can b@ shared

administrators called police after hearing a student conversation last month. the university not police will handle the case going forward. after interviewing players, administrators decided to end >> time disappointed. the university is disappointed in their decision-making. we had to call them on that. shelley: there were three games left in the ravens season. since the investigation is ongoing, administrators say there may be other consequences. tom: new action over concerns over the zika virus. coming up, the warning from the fda as experts try to learn more about the sickness. shelley: the american band on stage during the terror attacks on -- in paris returned to the city tonight. we will take you to their culture. mike: an early spring feel -- we will take you to their concert. mike: an early spring feel. i will have when we will get back to average. tom: when was the last time he had a 100 -- $100 bill on you? you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto ulocal.wmur.com. so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellula

students in south africa burned several university buildings including a science center in protests. administrators had to close the northwest university campus and tell them to leave. violence comes as many press for lower tuition and more student housing. operator is contesting $30,000 in fines after a collapse killed two people. it happened new hampshire last week. walker international events is talking after the feds say they failed to properly put the tent up and ignored severe weather warnings. >>> sea world admits to sending a worker to infiltrate animal rights group. company ceo says they are no longer spying on opponents and hiring an outside phone to review security practices. >>> halliburton is cutting 5,000 workers due to the crashing oil market. spokesperson says the cutting is a reality of the changing market. that is your 60 second scan. >>> a family is back home after they were kicked off of a flight. their message turning something terrible into a teaching moment for toddlers. >>> you would be surprised how many people butt dial 9-1-1. your children could speak a heard of. will cod

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. >> group blamed the behavior on the university president and administration vowing to pursue legal tions. the university hasn't responded but ironically is threatening to take away the group's funding for the event because not enough people got in to see it. ben shapiro says nobody should have to exercise free speech by sneaking in the back door. >> no doubt. you know what? this is not the only college campus where this has been happening. it's kind of a ramp ant situation right now. >>> world series of poker champ is here on the "the real story" to tell us what the latest betting odds are on the candidates and why they are a better indicator of who will be the next president than some of the polls. plus, south carolina governor nikki hayley doing all of the talking at a marco rubio campaign stop earlier today. why was she doing that? . >>> bottom of the hour. let's go back to politics now. mere hours before super tuesday starts. marco rubio is in tep ten before heading to arkansas and oklahoma later today. ted cruz holding a series of events all over texas. that makes sense for him

fairfield university where administrators are investigating a so-called ghetto party held off campus last weekend. >> i don't think it was meant to be like offensive to anyone. i do think it's not the smartest idea. >> reporter: administrators learned of the party through social media. the school says so far no one has been disciplined and it hasn't been able to substantiate claims some students were wearing black face nor was it a themed party. nevertheless, an investigation is underway. >> it was disappointment. there was a little bit of shock and immediate action in terms of how can we make this a learning situation. and how can we turn this in to across the campus? >> reporter: fairfield university is a jesuit school with about 5,000 students. the vast majority, 78% are white. the controversy has brought the issue of diversity to the forefront. >> i feel that we should have more discussion because many times there's a gap between understanding. >> reporter: students will be coming together. there's a forum on campus here tonight. we'll have more on that in another live report com

world said again that they would not hold hearings on any nominee put forth by the obama administration. >> the university of missouri fired a professor seen trying to intimidate a communicate. melissa clique was caught berating a student journalist last fall at the height of demonstrations over the demonstrations of african-americans at the school >>> hackers, are going after hollywood. how the entertainment industry is trying to keep shows, movies and raw data falling into the wrong hands. >> the world's top surfers risk hollywood is doing to protect themselves from hackers. >> reporter: there is edward snowden, and there is hollywood director oliver stone. he's making a film about edward snowden. this is ralph. the man oliver stone hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. >> the industry doesn't know what it's doing. >> reporter: ralph is a hacker turned hacker detector, a new breed called digital body guards, helping hollywood make sense of a world where it's more than film fans watching closely. >> they have an idea of the film is in the cannes, like a physical thing. it's n

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we see too many university presidents and upper administrators in the thrall of these monied interests. we are also seeing a particular appropriation of a kind of tender language of student wellness that is being deployed on u.s. campuses, the language of comfort and six based, anti-bowling, these sorts of things being deployed by it pro-israel students as a way of conceptualizing pro-palestine activists and some existing beyond the pale and engaging in various forms of unethical or inappropriate behavior. the israeli government has devoted plenty of time and resources to combating the so-called problem of bds. and existence now of significant communities on and off campus. who are speaking about israeli war crimes and who are advocating for the liberation of palestine and the palestinian people. so the problem is institutional. ainu at the moment of my firing that i wasn't the first person in academia to be punished in such a way. i also knew unfortunate that i wouldn't be the last. that's one element of speaking about palestine on and off campus but i'm mostly interested in what happ

outrage at a bay area university as the administration considers reversing its decision to ban an allegedporter: confusingconfusion in the disappearance of shelly titchener as body parts are still unidentified and her husband killed himself by jumping off the bay bridge. fay eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a story spanning two bay area cities as the search for a missing brisbane mother takes some rather chilling turns. >> reporter: two memorials are set up one in front of shelly titchener's home the other on the corner of the street where they live. their growing corner and confusion about what happened to shelly especially after hearing her husband jumped off the bay bridge. she left home without her medication and cell phone on sunday a woman's torso not confirmed to be shelly's was found in a marsh near the dumbarton bridge. then tuesday her husband paul jumped off the bay bridge to his death. a neighbor who had spoken to paul recently tol

. >>> after more than three months as president of the university of iowa, bruce harreld will join other administrators for a town hall meeting. the university university says the meeting is open to the public and the townhall runs from 4:00 until l 00 today. we have more information about this meeting on cbs2iowa.com. >>> new developments this afternoon. and an alleged abuse case at linn-mar high school, fourur leaders will not take other action against assistant football coach casebolt. we first reported exclusively last week that more than a dozen families banded together to accuse casebolt of physically, verbally and mentally abusing players dating last night, the linn-mar school district heard both sides of the argument against casebolt. . the distriri said after investigating allegations, they did not find enough evidence to take action. current members of the football team stood by their coaches. some parents say the abuse was being covered by the district. >> i applaud you that you have not been in their shoes. that is fine. that is great that you support -- but when you are on the other side,

i think that most central administration universities would like to listen to their student needs ande there will be a good outcome. >> reporter: i did speak with a representative speaking on behalf of the president who again is in the midst of the meeting right now, but i was told the college of ethnic studies will be getting the same amount that they have gotten this year but the real issue at hasn't is that this reserved pot of money has dried up now, so obviously some deep cuts. that's what they are facing at this point and that's why you are seeing such an incredible turnout here. you have hundreds of students packing this conference center holding a meeting expressioning concerns to the president of the san francisco state. i'm told it holds about 300 people and there are probably about another 100 people outside the doors trying to get inside. so we are hoping to speak with the president of university of san francisco after the meeting. obviously a lot of concern about the budget cuts. >>> thank you. sonoma county great farmer now has his own line. i suppose you have to taste t

met with the mayor of havana administrators from the university. in. >> celebrating the nation's first president. according to the park services web page, the monument elevators were closed until furtherness. last week a contractor accidentally damaged the elevator control box. the park stresses that this is not another mechanical failure following break downs last year. >>> one of the top stories on wusa9 app is taking the social media by storm. >> my favorite story is about 10 6-year-old woman that got a chance to meet president obama. she was so excited a little dance. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. >> that's right virginia mclauren. her big day happened last week's black history month. the program says mclauren was plucked from the line and introduced to the president and first lady michelle obama. and what we can learn from her. >> live for the lord. love people. treat people like you want to be treated. you will live longer. >> there you have it. that's the secret. virginia mclauren born in 1909 in south carolina and her army was a veteran and

university of mary washington have high hopes for their new president. our northern virginia bureau reporter david culver will introduce him and explain why students believe the new administration could bring brighter days to a campus that's still healing. >> reporter: nearly a year since her murder. >> it was hard. it was definitely very hard. >> reporter: university of mary washington students warmly remembering their peer grace mann. >> she was a force, a very, very great force on this campus and in everyone's lives. >> reporter: the 20-year-old killed last year, the suspect another student. in that same semester, a clash betwee a and university's leadership. they accused the administration of failing to respond to serious cyber threats. >> i think students are struggling with do we believe the administration when they say they're being transparent with us. >> reporter: incoming president dr. troy paino well aware of the trying times. >> i think there's always a time that a university has to heal, and i think from what i understand that mary washington has gone through that process. >> reporter: he'll be joining from truman state university in missouri where his digital repu

the university will hold a dinner for administration members. they say they want to express their "appreciation for the university's efforts and dedication... in preparing for the recent hearing before the south carolina house ways and means higher education sub- committee." officials say no public foundation funds will be used to pay for the event. you'll recall the university has struggled to get out of the red... and has been working to get out of millions of dollars worth of debt. the meeting comes a day after hundreds at south carolina state university came together to honor and remember the lives lost during the orangeburg massacre. on february eighth, 19-68... 200-activists on the campus came together to protest a bowling alley's refusal to desegregate. and during that protest... nine- into the crowd... fatally wounding three protestors and injuring 27-others. as members of the community come together to remember the injustice... they say they hope the commemoration ceremony will re-ignite the passion in the fight for civil rights. during

@that have been made here at the @university of akron, the @administration is calling it a @$60 million financial problem @that they had, and of course, @these changes aren't sitting too @well with some faculty staff. @we've been reporting on this for @months. @akron's faculty center will @consider that no confidence @vote, expected against president @scott scarboro, who began the @job in 2014. @the resolution cites reduction @in key services and discord @within the university, among @others to name a few. @coming up at 6:50, lynna, i'm @going to let you know what this @may mean for the president @moving forward. @>> all right. @we'll see you then. @thanks, tiffany. @>>> we've been talking a lot @about the super bowl ads we'll @see on sunday. @now a local university is @getting in on the big game. @kent state bought ad time for @here in northeast ohio spending @spot. @>> it's okay to be undecided but @unacceptable to not have @purpose. @here, our people welcome you @with open arms but push you out @with an open mind because open @minds lead to broken boundaries. @>>> in the cleveland ar

. >> university of virginia administrator sued rolele rolling stone and article cast administrator as chief villan. the article said jack way was raped by 7 men and rolling stone later retracted piece. according to jack jury has been ordered to submit to deposition dep in the case on april 5. >> pot de criminalizeed in the district. an event called cannis show took place at the may flower hotel north west. support evidence say like it or not pot sales in dpis striingt and country have become big business. >> take a look at numbers. it's fastest growing business in the country. and i think we are in the multi-low to mid single billion dollar range in terms of revenue for 2016. ads or cause you should take a really good close look at the numbers and see it's fastest growing segment in country. >> 23 states and district of columbia have enacted laws to legal lies medical marijuana and four staiingts in district legal lies or de criminalize recreational pot use. >> it will be a beautiful day to walk around the mall. one of the most popular attractions washington monument is closed to work

university of virginia's administrators sued "rolling stone" and the author for defamation. the lawsuit says the article casts the administrator as the chief villain. the article said she was raped by seven men's in a fraternity initiation. they later retracted the piece. the woman identified as jackie has been ordered to submit to the deposition in the case on april 5th. >>> jared fogel, the convicted sex offender and former subway pitchman wants a shorter sentence. he is serving 15 years after pleading guilty to having sex with minors and receiving child pornography. his lawyers claim the judge exceeded the maximum sentencing guidelines and tmz reports that the judge gave fogle harsher sentence based on his fantasies which were never acted upon. >>> in honor of black history month we're highlighting a series of dc institutions and people who are living the dream. tonight we bring you the jones hey wood dance school. >> this year the school celebrates 75 years of excellence. it was started at a time when african-american dancers had no options to study classical ballet. all

. >> amber was admitted to miami university middletown as a freshman sports administration major. she knows the opportunity is the chance of lifetime and wants others to know it can happen for them too. >> from local 12, the weather authority, this is scott dimmich 's hour-by-hour forecast. >> good evening, clouds are returning to the tri-state. they're already back over oxford. notice on the weather cam, the temperature is down to 41. wind is sustained at 16 miles per hour. have a cloudy sky there. not quite as much in cloud cover. at last check, clouds are rapidly moving in from the northwest and from the west we picked up seven tenths of an inch the bucket on the weather cam on top the radisson. so clouds are moving in. outside chance for some sprinkles or flurries in the far northern farther of fayette and union will be very very tough to see stars and see a peek at the sun tomorrow. clouds are cycling back to have into the high veal tonight. we're cloudy to mostly cloudy tonight. cloudy to mostly cloudy tomorrow and we're also chilly on thursday, but warmer air returns for th

the three officers are now on paid administrative leave which is standard procedure. university of iowa police say they have located a person of interest in connection to a case of sexual misconduct on campus. yesterday, the school sent out an alert that officers received a report of someone videotaping a female student while in the shower in burge hall. charges are pending at he's used to battling for wins and losses on the field. but it's a community softball coach's career in another uniform that's slowly killing him... channel 13's justin surrency explains how he's battling to live longer fire department... marshalltown community college softball coach garland shirley is used to defeating opponents... "my softball players are like family, they've helped my focus and get through alot of things."becoming a des moines firefighter in 2004 was a passion fulfilled... "the camaraderie , having the ability to help people when they are on their worst day, that was something i really enjoyed."and it showed... "you could see that from day one when he arrived at the fire station." "nobo

. >> and administrators at miami university are looking at information at hazing in campus. >> find out more about a number of complaints filed with students in spring rush. >> there are 21 allegations of hazing since the spring rush period began. officials say that exceeds the previous reports. >> they described the hazes as devehement behavior. and he's disturbed and says the hazing in some chapters won't be tolerate. this chapter was shut down few years ago amid the allegation. now a dozen fraternities an sorority ies have been suspended since 2012. we heard from one frat member who said the hazing has gotten out of hand and it needs to be brought under control. >> the school will not list specific allegations of hazing. two separate allegations are under way. no timetable for when they will be completed. >> adam high school student is charged with rape and kidnapping. he's accused of assaulting a 15-year-old girl and forcing her to his vehicle. he then drove to a secluded area and sexually assaulted the teen. the superintendent says blanton played football in the high school, but is

students and staff members at a university in indiana are required to get booster shots for the mumps. after nine cases were confirmed on campus, administrators at butler university have stepped up sanitizing efforts across now, the virus can be highly contagious and can be passed on by coughing or sneezing. so far no link has been found between the nine infected students. >> i'm really nervous because i know it spreads really fast. i live with 86 other girls in a sorority house. symptoms of the mumps don't usually present more than two weeks after infection. it's unclear how widespread it is on campus. millions of dollars as the state continues to prosecute bridge gate cases. an updated total shows taxpayer spent more than $10 million in legal services in the pending cases against two of governor christy's former allies. that's after pling not guilty to federal charges of scheming to close the george washington bridge as political payback. >>> the new invoices released shows $2 million to a digital forensics firm on top of $8 million previously disclosed. >> drivers in new jersey continue to see lower gas prices at the pumps. triple a mid-at

after more than three months as president at the university of iowa -- bruce harreld will join other administrators for a town-hall meeting.the university says the meeting is open to the public and questions won't be pre- screened.the town hall runs from four to six tomorrow at t the pomerantz center. also in johnson county, coralville city leaders want your suggestions on signs. the coralville business community and the public is invited to talk about the rules for commercial signs and bill- boards.that meeting will also be held tomorrow, from noon to one at west bank.the city will present proposed changes.the review process is expected to take several months. everyone wants to go to the big dance -- and the iowa women have been dancing 8 straight years -- but to make it 9 straight trips to the n-c double a tournament -- bluder's bunch has some work and that starts with indiana the hoosiers jumped out to a 9 nothing lead -- iowa battled back -- whitney jennings dials long distance and connects -- hawks trailed by 1 after 1and then they caught fire in the second -- tah-nye-ah davis -- spots up and

. >> 21-year-old wolfgang ballinger, a student at cornell university's school of hotel administration is accused of rape. cornell's president is speaking out. >> reporter: the frat's president, a son of a prominent three felony charges. inside these court documents, disturbing details about what went on. this morning, new details from the night the president of an elite cornell university fraternity was accused of raping a woman on campus. the in the felony complaint, cornell police record wolfgang ballinger brought his alleged victim to his room and then shut and locked his room door. the woman torld told the investigators she verbally protested sexual advantaging several times. >> the suppose from which they took it from the purview and brought it to a criminal setting suggests that the prosecution believes they have a strong case. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, ballin fwrks ea's attorney saying he's note guilty. experiences and hopes for the future in a video from december. >> i was taught the value of hard work, and self-made work. >> reporter: detailing his time at a ni