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. >> 4.0 grade point average, attending the university of southern california film school in the fall. he just might do jumping jacks across the state at his college graduation. congratulations to him. what a fun, fun day for him. the news keeps coming. wisdom martin now with the news edge at 11:00. >> they are known for their heart thumping music, but they are trying to help the fbi catch a morgan harrington. audrey barnes is in the news now. >> wises dome, march gone disappeared after a concert in charlottesville on october of 2009. her skeletal remains were found three months later in a field about ten miles from the concert site. metalica's lead singer is starring in a public service video to help police catch morgan's killer. they have earned nine grammy's and sold millions of albums, but the band is on another mission now. >> you give us every last drop of energy that you have here tonight. >> the group's lead singer is starring in a public service announcement urging people to come forward with tips. the 20-year-old virginia tech student disappeared after the group's charlottes

i'm mike birch from the university of southern california with professor glass. my question entails we talked about single-purp purpose aircraft, the a-10 charlie with new avionics and i realize three skaud rons were recently deactivated a couple months ago. is a-10 an aircraft that will serve in the near future or can it be replaced by a suitable replacement aircraft? >> i think the reason why we were able to reduce the number of a-10s is that we can do, unlike 20 years ago, the a-10 job from other aircraft. whereas the a-10 really does that and does it very well but that's all it does. it's simply a matter of putting the money where you have the most capability, and that's what lies behind the decisions of the a-10. that is an example of what i was talking about. >> thank you, sir. you just mentioned the u.s.'s plan in sending more carrier and bomber to east asia -- asia-pacific region. do you feel that might irritate china? >> could you repeat that? >> do you think that might irritate china and also the other question is on south china sea under the mutual def

richard reeves is senior lecturer at the school for communication at the university of southern california and a syndicated columnist, whose column has appeared in more than 100 newspapers since 1979. he's been a correspondent for the new york evening news and was the chief political correspondent of "the new york times." he's served as national editor and columnist for esquire and "new york" magazine. he's written several books also. steven cohen is professor of russian studies in history at new york university and also professor of politics at princeton, where for many years, he was director of his russian studies program. professor cohen has written several books earning a national book award nomination. his books include "failed crusade, america and the tragedy of post communist russia." "soviet fates and lost alternatives, from stalinism to the new cold war." and most recently "survivors of the gulag after stalin." he is a frequent commentator on television and radio. i would like to thank professor cohen for advice and council as we developed this program for this evening. so thank y

from university of southern california and promises more. even so, the military rurals in egypt announced they're stripping the office of its powers. the world is watching a blow to democracy in egypt. >>> and now the big election here at home, 141 days before americans go to the polls. "your voice, your vote," and the young man who could be on the ballot. >> senator marko rubio of florida, one of the heavy favorites to become mitt romney's vpsd. he has been hailed as romney's secret weapon with hispanic voters but abc's david muir was the only reporter with rubio when president obama threw down his own challenge on immigration. >> reporter: he is the quickly rising hispanic star of politics. here in miami, in his cuban-american neighborhood, he is still that boy that came in after school. >> vice president? >> now not? >> not now. >> reporter: we had been invited to spend time with senator marko rubio. when suddenly, he had to excuse himself, furiously working on his response after news broke of the president's sudden policy change, no longe

kevin has held a variety of teaching positions including positions at the university of southern california. he's also helded adjunct positis at purdue and george mason university. certainly gets around the academic circle quite a bit. dr. villani has been instrumental in the development and an introduction of many of the innovative financial instruments currently in use. he has written or co-authored approximately 100 books and articles and has edited several academic journals. he has a b.s. in mathematics from the university of massachusetts at amherst and a ph.d. from purdue. perhaps more importantly than any of those accomplishments, at least in my view, kevin is also the author of two recent cato policy papers. the most recent paper is "what made the financial crisis systemic" while his early paper is "the subprime lending debacle." both of these can be found online at www.cato.org. i want to welcome kevin to the podium. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mark. i want to thank you all for coming and i want to thank mark for setting this up. as a third generation milton friedman stude

after becoming a dean at the annenberg school for communication and journalism at the university of southern california, he founded and heads the norman lear center, which studies politics, entertainment, and commerce and their impact on us. he's an expert on how big money and big media have coupled to create a disney world of democracy. marty, welcome. >> thanks, bill. >> you wrote "the distinguished gentleman" 20 years ago. could you write it today? >> oh god, it still is the same. all you have to do is add a couple of zeros to the amount of money. and the same laws still apply. it is fabulous and miserable at the same time. >> was washington then, and is it now, the biggest con game going? >> it is the biggest con game going. and the stakes are enormous. and the effort to regulate them is hopeless, because the very people who are in charge of regulating them are the same people who are wholly-owned subsidiaries of the lobbies that run them. >> i have it on very good authority that a prominent washington senator recently told a group of lobbyists in washington, a room full of lobbyists, that they are

at the university of southern california and was an assistant professor at northridge. two of his children were born in the golden state. one of jerry's sandusky attorney will not take part in the appeal. last week a jury found him guilty of dozens of towns in child sex case. cbs news reports that the attorney joe hammond will not be the appeals process because he intends to testify as a witness. the defense claims it was not given enough time to prepare for the case. a high-school teacher and four students have been arrested in connection with an alleged hazing incident in southern california. police say the teacher directed the students to assault another student cucurbit behavior problems in the classroom. all were arrested on saturday. at least one student suffered minor injuries. it welcomed dip in gas prices. how the bay area compares to the rest of the union. fierce wind, rain and tornadoes, gulf coast residents rattled by tropical storm debby. san francisco's pride parade dazzled visitors from across the country. we go to break with a look at mobile 5 on the low

. >> morsi is an meaner trained engineer and studied at the university of southern california before returning to egypt to enter politics. >>> tonight, jeopardy host alex tremendous -- trebek is recovering from a mild heart attack. a spokesperson said he is in good spirits and is expected to fully recover and be back on site when jeopardy resumes production of the new season next month. >>> in health watch, dole is recalling bagged salads over listeria concerns. the affected bags are cold at krogers and wal-mart and six states including virginia. this is the second time in three months that dole has issued a recall because of contamination concerns. >>> many preschoolers with food allergies can still have food reactions despite their parents' best efforts. randall pinks ton has more on the troubling trend. >> reporter: little barry holden was just a baby when her mom gave her yogurt for the first time. >> as soon as i gave it to her, she broke out head to toe, hives everywhere. >> reporter: she was a -- allergic to the milk, soy, nuts, and eggs. more than 70% of preschoolers with all

older sister graduated with honours in human biology from stanford my younger brother is university of southern californiaah, the family business. >> you are so impressive. let me ask about your humanitarian work you cofounded a foundation, called the merry weather foundation and your parents partly inspired you correct? >> yes, well, in 1980s, my parents both moved to southern africa, and donated 8 years of pro bono medical and community work. at that time i was born so i was born into a humanitarian lifestyle from the beginning i have been travelling back to south africa, they have helped over a half million refugees and natives in the 80s in 2007 we started a nonprofit, called merry weather foundation, we are now focused on helping children, in five countries zambia, shim back we, mozambique. >> these are often children with hiv and aids. >> yes, but the most important is nutrition. yeah, we dipence medicines to the children to help make them healthy as well. >>> nana merry weather, miss maryland at least a little while longer until october i get to meet a lot of people on this job you are one of my fa

. >> morsi is an meaner trained engineer and had studied at the university of southern california beforeurning to egypt and entering politics. >>> big trouble for a little league baseball player in new jersey. a woman is suing a 13-year-old over a wild pitch. the boy was warming up in the bullpen when he hit her on accident with a stray ball. at first, she said she was fine and then later, she was treated for a bone bone in her face and is now suing for $150,000 to cover medical expenses. >>> if you are gonna steal a car, shu probably know how to drive one first. who taught you how to drive? no one. an 11-year-old boy was stealing a bait car in new mexico and made a pit stop to pick up a couple of friends. the boys do have to answer to someone worse than a judge. they have to answer to their parents. >>> turns out they are smarter than their average bear. check out this neat video. a baby bear is stuck in a garage in new jersey right up there. but don't worry. here comes mama bear. she was able to get occupy the door from the outside and then encourages the cub to climb down the ladder.

the blast happened in an industrial area near the university of southern california. >>> more than a thousand firefighters are working to contain this 47,000-acre blaze near fort collins, colorado. look at that video right there. authorities say the blaze is only about 10% contained at this point. crews are also battling wildfires in ohio or rather in utah, wyoming and arizona. >>> look at this. live from new york, it is the new one world trade center. the president and first lady will visit today. they'll get a progress report on construction. the building is expected to open late next year. >> you always see so many beautiful shots of this structure going up on facebook. >> the biggest one is in new york, the empire state building 776 feet appropriately when it's all completed. >> a great looking building. >> if you've seen any of the shows on how they built t it's redundantly strong. unbelievable. >>> weather wise we have pretty good weather here. not quite unbelievable but we'll take it. for the next several days right through father's day, we're looking very nice before some hea

joining us now, susan estrich, professor of political science at the university of southern california. thanks for joining us, susan. >> thank you. >> patti ann: the memo is, we will not celebrate at a time when millions of our fellow americans remain out of work, the national debt exceeded the size of our nation's economy, health costs continue to rise and small businesses are struggling to hire. fair? >> well, he's right. you know? because there is a lot of partisan ship around the issue but the problem for republicans is if they win and beat obamacare, they are also beating down a lot of individual provisions that are very popular, you know, the fact that you can keep your 20-year-old kids on your plan and really, the preexisting conditions one is a big one and, they have to be very careful. they want to kill obamacare but don't want to be held responsible for taking away basic benefits to working people. >> patti ann: there are certain changes that seem popular, an ap poll to put up now that asks if the supreme court rules that the health care reforms are unconstitutional, what sho

hd at the university of southern california. a professor at california state university, northridge. his two children are american citizens. he has not hidden his scorn for the moral decay of the united states. so many questions will have to be addressed. egypt has been one of washington's closest allies in the middle east. certainly its closest ally in the arab world. what will become of that? what will become of the peace treaty with israel? what will become of its slow, tentative and frequently set back road to democracy? because morsi's own position as president is uncharted. the military will write the constitution. it's not clear whether he will have the power he expected at the start of this campaign. those bigger issues pale in comparison with the scene we are witnessing now. tahrir square, the seat of the egyptian revolution, an enormous outpouring of relief and emotion. we'll be back right after this. no. i'm told we're staying with this. we're going to keep watching. dan rivers is at the smaller hotel gathering of supp

first crossed ten years ago when carroll offered banks a football scholarship to the university of southern californiao be out here on this field, to work out with the seahawks, to be given an opportunity to have a tryout, i really didn't have words for it. it's a dream come true. >> the washington redskins, kansas city chiefs, miami dolphins all invited him to a tryout. good luck, sir, good luck. >>> he is a businessman, a politician, and even a singer, but certainly someone you don't want to encounter in a fight. i'm talk about manny pacquiao. just ahead, we're going to talk to him about his accomplishments and his distractions in the ring. >>> and we want our viewers to stay connected to cnn even on the go. you do it. make sure you grab your mobile phone and go to cnn.com/tv. you can also go on your desk top and watch cnn live. [ male announcer ] count the number of buttons in your car. now count the number of buttons on your tablet. isn't it time the automobile advanced? introducing cue in the all-new cadillac xts. the simplicity of a tablet has come to your car. ♪ the all-new cadillac xts has arr

susan estrich is the professor of law and political science at the university of southern california also a fox news contributor. hi, susan, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> arthel: let's start there. is it possible for the average americans to become discouraged and process thoughts that maybe dollars trump democracy? >> sure. i mean, you'd almost have to be crazy not to. you and i can't give that kind of money and i've never met a candidate who doesn't know and respond to people who have given that kind of money. but the even greater problem it seems to me this year is we're not even having disclosure, in other words, you and i can't even tell who is giving that kind of money, so, any check on, you know, corruption, or influence, that would come from disclosure, we have these new organizations, that don't even disclose. >> arthel: how do you feel about the nondisclosure aspect of it? and, is that part of this formula, inside of constitutional boundaries? >> you know, it is funny, art, because when the supreme court decided the citizens united case which is widely viewed as t

brian cartwright is a scholar -- the scholar resident marsha school of business, university of southern californianiversity of southern california, senior adviser at the atomic level partners and former general counsel of securities and exchange commission. thank you for being here. mr. alon hillel-tuch -- i say that correctly, sir -- the cofounder and chief financial officer bob rockethub inc. and for those of you who are not familiar, it is a fantastic crowdfunding site doing fantastic things. .. >> you have my written testimony. and will not try to rehearse that year with the brief introductory remarks. instead of 12 frame my discussion to offer my perspective why a the j.o.b.s. act that passed with overwhelming votes in both houses of congress. that j.o.b.s. act past widespread bipartisan understanding something has gone wrong with companies with the new and up and coming companies. exchange listed companies has declined to radically. we have gone from 8,000 exchange-listed down at 5,000. that is a dramatic drop because not be enough signup to go public to replace those. ipo is down four below

chamber, from policy to politics, susan estridge is a law and science professor at the university of southern californiais it important that we know who has paid for the political ads we see on tv? >> well, you know, the argument is, and i happen to agree, if somebody is going to tell you who to vote and put out all kinds of fancy graphics to grab your attention, it's fair to ask, hey, who is telling me that? we trust opinions in part based on whose they are. so the idea, and i think where we might ultimately get, is that if you're going to have unlimited money in politics, at least also have with it full disclosure so we can know where we're getting our information from. >> rick: right now that is not the case. so let me get this straight. if you're running an issue ad, then you have to disclose your backers, but if you're supporting a specific candidate, saying vote for this guy, don't vote for that guy, then you tonight have to. is that right? >> well, that's this week's game. i mean, i've taught election year for 20, 25 years. what everybody seems to do is you anticipate what the next hole in the sw

she would go on to graduate from the university of southern california in 1937. just as impressively she went to u.s.c. medical school where she was only one of two women in her class of 1941. masako was six months into her residency and working at la county hospital, when the empire of japan attacked pearl harbor. >> well, we were kind of surprised because we didn't think japan, would attack like that you know. we thought, "gee what are we suppose to do?" we were right in the middle and thought, "oh my, what are--," we didn't know what to do actually. >> reporter: in the hysteria that followed, president franklin roosevelt authorized executive order 9066 on february 19, 1942, and japanese nationals and japanese-americans were forcibly relocated. more than 110,000 people were sent to what were called war relocation camps. recently married to another japanese-american doctor, masako was recruited to serve as a physician at manzanar. since she knew her family was to be sent to the same war relocation camp, she agreed to serve as a doctor. however, she wasn't prepare

at the university of southern california actually in 1982. he came to this country in '78. he taught at cal state northridge for a couple of years after that. he has five children. long-time muslim brotherhood leader. in fact, at the highest levels of the organization, the guidance bureau, he also was a parliamentarian and headed the parliamentary blocbetween two-2005. ran for re-election in 2005 and won but because of the fraudulent election it was stolen from him. the thing i think to know about morsi is that he's really not the person who you would expect to hold this post. he's not someone who likes the limelight, who is good at public speaking, who is good at handling. he's not a political figure in that sense. he's not a politician. he's a political organizer. and a strategist within the brotherhood. he's not even the most influential individual in the brotherhood. he was the brotherhood's second or back-up choice, as they say jokingly in egypt he was the spare tire. because their first candidate was a deputy guide of the brotherhood was disqualified for technical reas

richard reeves is the senior lecturer at the university of southern california. he served as the chief correspondent on the pbc series "front line" and has garnered numerous awards for abc news. as a syndicated columnist, his articles have appeared in more than 100 newspapers since 1979, and he's the author of several books including "a ford, not a lincoln: what the people know, freedom and the press," president kennedy: profile of power," and "president nixon, alone in the white house." leading tonight's conversation is sheldon childers from the university of pennsylvania where he has taught since 1976. in addition to teaching at penn, professor childress has held visiting professorships at cambridge, smith college, and he has lectured in london, oxford, berlin, munich and other universities. he's widely recognized as an authority on 20th century germany and the author of several highly-acclaimed books on the third like and second -- reich and second world war. we're very honored to have both of these accomplished speakers, so, please, help me welcome richard re

he's just been accepted to the university of southern california's film program.s a toddler. >> he keeps checking the dreams off. i think what's nicest about this as we continue to f >> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. here's a look at one of our top stories. opponents of maryland's same-sex marriage law have submitted more signatures to the secretary of state for the referendum this november. 49,000 signatures were delivered monday as an exclamation point of overwhelming support. of overwhelming support. >> welcome back. a beautiful day on tap for us. the dewpoint is inn the 40's. we will make it up to 79 or 80 this afternoon with sunshine and a little breezy. 95 by friday. >> thank you for joining us. we will have another weather

there was a huge traffic jam this morning around the university of southern california, and in spite ng plan, there will be a lot more of this during the games. >> thanks to plenty of planning and warning, the anticipated traffic nightmares never happened. by the way, the weather was perfect all two weeks, i remember. >>> and now today london is gearing up for the summer olympics and facing its own transportation trials and treb lagsz. chiefly among them, 21,000 bus drivers may strike if they don't get bonuses for olympic overtime. stay tuned. >>> and now to number five on our magic moment in major league baseball. here it is. >> he struck him out! it has happened! >> outstanding. joe h johan santana throwing a no-hitter. he had eight strikeouts against st. louis in a historic 8-0 victory. well done, that's cool. ♪ benny and the jets ♪ benny and the jets . that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. but will it last 'til the end. it will is it's new lashblast 24hr with anti smudge power. [ male announcer ] through dining dan

brian cartwright is a scholar and president at marshall school of business at the university of southern californiaa senior advisor at potomac global partners and former general counsel of the securities and exchange commission. thank you for being here. mr. alon hillel-tuch is the cofounder and chief financial officer of rocket hub inc. and for those of you not familiar, it is a fantastic crowd funding site. doing exciting things. mr. steven bradford is a professor of law to university of nebraska college of law. and he has written numerous works on crown funding. mr. john coffee jr. is a professor of law at columbia university law school. it is the policy of this committee that all witnesses be sworn in before they testify. you if you could please stand and raise your right arm, right hand come actually, do solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> all right. you may be seated. let the record reflect that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion, we have a light set up

he's just been accepted to the university of southern california's film program.think what's nicest about thi off. what's nicest about this, we continue to follow people like this. >>> good morning, it's 8:56 on this tuesday, i'm angie geoff. let's go to tom kierein. he has a look at this morning's forecast. >> perfect june morning right now with the low humidity and bright sun. temperatures in the mid and upper 60s. 68 at reagan national and a wibd coming in out of the north and west around 38 miles per hour. low humidity and bright sun and more of the same tomorrow, but lighter winds and then thursday into the weekend, it is going to be getting hot and humid. highs into the 90s each day with morning lows in the 7 os. >>> good morning, traveling the inner loop of the beltway at 295. the earlier crash there has been moved to your shoulder lane, but you're still seeing big delays on the inner loop of the beltway. i'll give you a live look right now as you make your way past cos cosv cosville road. you're at about 23 miles per hour as you make your way to i-270. ♪ w

he's just been accepted to the university of southern california's film program.was a toddler. >> he keeps checking the dreams off. i think what's nicest >>> what a story that was on the "today" show. good morning to you. 8:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. san francisco district attorney's office will decide today whether to file charges against a veteran gay rights advocate over child porn. 66-year-old larry brinnkin worked for the san francisco human rights commission before his retirement in 2010. he was taken into custody friday night after police say he had child porn pictures on e-mail attachments linked to his account. he's out of jail after posting job. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. how we looking? >>> great news in the weather department. san bruno overlooking the city, temperatures today in the 70s inland and bay side as well. tomorrow we're going to increase by about 5 to 10 degrees, by thursday, mid-80s, then the 70s for the weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] go from being on the road to being on vacation. hilton hon

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