to nationally dean mission and engineering professor an aviation safety expert at the university of southern california appreciate you coming on to speak to us lots of information to. analyze i think the one thing though that surprised a lot of the guests i've spoken to this evening reports including an eyewitness report of a lightning strike being the initial cause of certainly at least the loss of communication with air traffic control possibly more does that surprise you that the plane wasn't able to withstand that it's at that lightning strike. good evening again because my condo insists. typically it is type of. systems that they could basically stand there lightening strike and that. surprises me on the because writing a strike is something quite these trains are designed to withstand what what i have heard based on the initial law report of course it's too early to make any judgement is the way that their plane lost communication and also may have lost control that tells me that there may be some like a common cause failure i don't necessarily attribute to the lightning strike at this time but.

a new study that says women are more productive when they're warm researchers at the university of southern californiacenter observed 543 students. they performed tests at varying temperatures and found that as temperatures increased, so did women's performance. meanwhile, men performed better at lower temperatures, and it seems like at least in the studio, men alwaysin w, although you're fanning yourself. >> i'm always hot too. >>> summer is right around the corner which means it's almost me to hit the beach. now instead of having to pack a bathing suit and a towel, you can have the best of both worlds it's a towelkini this fun alternative isn't exactly a cheap one. it costs about $200. you cafind it online at specialspecial.com we'll be right back. ♪ the beat goes on george has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps his heart... so he can keep on doing what he loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out ofhe hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pumblood to the body. don't;take entresto if pregnan it can cause

. >> reporter: this university of southern california associate presser sir says tracking the performance >> women did better when the temperature went up. >> reporter: altering the temperature from gave women of 50% bump on math problems. >> i'm not getting into the debate on if women think it's too cold are meant think it's too hot. >> reporter: he admitted he spent little time discussing office temperature. office environment came up a lot. >> regardless of whether you're a man or a woman, if you're uncomfortable it makes it difficult to perform well. >> the optimal temperature means mid 70s. >> i perform worse of most women do no matter what the temperature risk. >>> coming and star of the last black men in san francisco will join us in san francisco. the film won sundance film festival. >> and that is our show for this morning. we will see you back here at noon. enjoy the day. each morning, people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at

drummer and promising young jazz musician who was shot and killed on march 10th near the university of southern california campus during a robbery attempt. his mother said this concert helped filled avoid that has come from the loss of her son. >> we really, really miss him, so it is hard. it is very, very hard. >> i was in bed for three years and couldn't move. it is deeper still. >> they killed the music he had yet to create and i think that is what hurt. i don't want any other mother to have to suffer what we're suffering. this is the most horrific pain. >> victor was due to graduate this friday. his parents will attend the commencement ceremony to receive his degree. >> thunderstorms triggered flooding, water rescues and outages near houston texas. this is just about 30 miles northeast of houston. the rain has stopped but they are predicting more rain tomorrow. storms could bring hail, gusty winds and a chance of a tornado. flooding caused a major sinkhole blocking off one neighborhood. police in austin, texas rescued three women and a dog by a car. they used rope to make a safety line here to the car

it happened near the university of southern california campus during a robbery attempt. said that concert last night helped to fill the void that has come from the death of her son. >> we really, really miss him, so it is hard. it is very, very hard. >> i was in bed for three days and couldn't move. they killed the music he has yet to create. and i think that is what hurts. i don't want any other mother to have to suffer what we're suffering. this is the most horrific pain. >> he was due to graduate this coming friday. his parents will be at the commencement ceremony to receive his degree. >> time is 5:57. a woman is in the hospital after an early morning house fire. up next, what investigators believe started that fire. >>> a san francisco filmmaker charged alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of you

it happened near the university of southern california campus during a robbery attempt. city councilwoman, and she says this concert has helped fill the void of the loss of her son. >> it is hard, it is very, very hard. i was in bed for three days and i couldn't move. they killed the music he has yet to create. and, i think that is what hurt. i don't want any other mother to have to suffer what we are suffering, this is the most horrific pain. >> he was due to graduate this friday. his parents planned to attend the command commencement ceremony to receive his degree. >>> the coast guard is showing a rescue off the coast of san francisco. you see a helicopter crew hoisting a man to safety, he was hurt during a fall on an oil tanker yesterday morning. he was rushed to stanford medical center where he was treated for a neck injury. >>> a southern california woman is back on her feet after surviving a shark attack in hawaii. she was kayaking two weeks ago when she was bitten by what she believes was a tiger shark. she says the shark tipped her kayak over the knocked her into

husband have pleaded not paying half $1 million in bribes to get their daughters into the university of southern california24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. david: joe crowley served for 20 years in congress, representing the 14th congressional district in new york. he joins us today from washington. welcome. good to have you back. the big story here, and i suspect in washington, is what is going on with the u.s.-china trade negotiations and how it's affecting the markets. to what extent do people on the capitol hill pay attention when the markets are down so substantially? to ithey pay attention whenever you see a dramatic drop or rise, we pay attention to it, but there are other factors we look at. whether it is job growth, where we have seen 10 years of consistent job growth, which is an indicator of a healthier economy, improving economy. there are a lot of factors that we look at. maybe not as much as it did at one time when you saw a big drop , but still00 points gets our atten

this was posted last august by the university of southern california rowing team, maybe foreshadowing experience. there's a lot of mockery going on against lori loughlin and olivia jade. no experience? what college sport can you do that for? cheryl: probably none of them. ping pong? keep us updated on the derby story. catch jared's sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. lauren: let's show you the damage on wall street this morning. the dow is down 494 points, and the nasdaq which did close as a record high on friday, it is down 2.2%, 175 points in the red. cheryl: that is it for "fbn: a.m.." "mornings with maria" starts right now. maria: thank you so much. good morning everyone. we have breaking news this morning and developing. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for being here. it's monday, may 6th. breaking news, the u.s.-china trade deal in turmoil. president trump issuing a massive tariff threat late yesterday. china threatens to skip talks in the united states this week. the news triggering a global selloff in stocks. take a look at futures, we're just about n

they are accused of paying $500,000 to get their daughters into the university of southern californiahe investigation tell the l.a. times, loughlin daughters are -- let's bring p in a civil rights attorney and criminal >> avery, you first. so loughlin reportedly feels like she has a valid defense. that, you know, it is not likely she'll be looking at any jail time. what could her defense look like? >> well, you know what? it's going to be anybody's guess, but i think, if i'm trying to tailor something, i'm going to say something like, hey, look, any other parent under the circumstance would do the same thing. the problem with that argument is that the federal judge instructs a jury. unless, somehow, she engendered some kind of sympathy, she's counting on one lone juror. this is the kind of case, like o.j. or michael jackson, where you're going to have stealth jurors. so it is a very weak argument. i think they blew it not entering a plea early on. there has been a supplemental indictment. at the end of the day, the theory, if that's it, and if rick singer is going to be supporti suppo

$100,000 and had promised to pay more all toke ma sure his daughter was admitted to the university of southern californiathe other parent entering a ilty plea was gordon caplan,e th new york attorney admitted to paying $75,000 to rig his daughter's college entrance exam. >>> and today there is a new leader of the washington -- of washington's more thanalf a million catholics. >> archbishop wilton gregory is first african-american archbishop of washington. cardinal bishop and hundreds of priests pked the national basilica in northeast yesterday for the installation. onships looked on as he we the altar holding the mandate from the pope confirming his new position. he thanked the popegh for throu in opportunity. >> i thank the holy father for that righteous challenge, more an opportunity, and i pledge my loyalty,respect, and fraternal affection to him once again. >>ryrchbishop grego will celebrate mass on sunday at saintew matth cathedral. >>> new this morning, one of the top makers of insulin is now offering a less expensive version of the drug. the pharmaceutical giant eli lilly announced it has begun se

he's accused of paying $50,000 of a $200,000 bribe to get his daughter into the university of southern california phony water polo scholarship. meanwhile, caplan spent $45,000. the two men are the sixth and seventh parents to plead guilty in the scheme. >>> memorial day is on the horizon just a couple days away. but believed the winter would be behind them. but not in colorado where a late may snowstorm hit the rockies dumping up to a record, get this, 20 inches of snow in areas west of denver. this was the scene yesterday morning at coors field. home of major league baseball's rockies. fortunately, the rockies were on the road in pittsburgh. where they beat them 355-0. >> it is played in late may. now, people. >> and a guarantee that ski mountains are close. >> there's plenty of snow. it's still snowing this morning. the blue on the map shows you where it's snowing. this is the storm responsible for the 50-plus tornados in the last few days. it's snowing in nebraska, south dakota, wyoming, montana, even snow in the mountains in colorado. northern portions of utah. still wintry in the higher elev

can see robey-coleman receiving his degree in policy planning and development from the university of southern california where he played for three years before entering the nfl. >> this feeling, i must say, is a little bit better than going to the super bowl, so i rank this as number one. this is like -- this is like something that no one can take away from me. >> reporter: but the corner isn't the only player from this year's super bowl making good on a graduation promise. the receiver lining up opposite him, new england patriots star julian edelman, is returning to kent state university today to receive his integrated studies degree. the super bowl mvp writes on twitter, i want to set a great example for my daughter and complete a promise i made to my parents over ten years ago. edelman left the school a decade ago to join the patriots. he is a three-time super bowl champ and now a college graduate. pretty cool that they're both getting their diploma roughly around the same time. nickell says congratulations to julian who will actually be graduating later today. he says this is an indication of the ty

and devina isaacson paid a combined $600,000 to get their daughters into ucla and the university of southern californiarmed another family paid the scandal's ringleader $6.5 million to get their daughter into stanford. the deal was allegedly set up through a since fired morgan stanley employee. the school says it did not receive the money. >>> in weather the severe storms hammering the heartland are expanding, threatening more than 21 million people from texas to pennsylvania. >> dozens of tornados have torn across texas and oklahoma, triggering states of emergencies, warnings and watches. forecasters say more twisters are on the way. >> blowing rain and heavy wind leveled homes and businesses in parts of missouri, spreading debris for miles. >> check out the town of houghton, michigan, ringing in the month of may with a heavy blanket of new snow. sad news for them. accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us now with the forecast. >> good morning, janai, kenneth. we're looking for widespread rain throughout the great lakes region, the ohio valley region, reaching throughout pennsylvania, over tow

stanford, georgetown, university of california los angeles, university of san diego, university of southern ut austin, wake forest, yale and uc berkeley, that's the ones we know about. yale university on the list as well. conceivably there could be more. how nervous should these universities be? as you point out parents have been giving money to get their kids into school for a long time. maybe they haven't been bribing the sailing coach, but doing a lot of other things. do the parents have a right who are charged in this to go to the universities and say we want every conversation you've had with every donor. we want every discussion you've ever had with every kid and they say what you say, look, i've been doing exactly what every other parents have done whether i give it to the crew coach or to a new art center. >> that's exactly it. it's not just the parents and students who are nervous, but i can promise you top flight schools are extraordinarily nervous, too, because we will get into discovery and if i'm the defense lawyer, i put these universities on trial and i hammer on them for som

plead not guilty to paying half a million dollars to get her and her sister into the university of southern californiaes hour extends his incredible winning streak to 22 games and earns two weeks off. >> a 22-day total of $1,691,008. he is very tired from winning all of these games. jedediah: he will return may 20th after the show's two week teacher's tournament. that's pretty awesome. ed: tired of winning. jedediah: pete's not. pete: keep your tv on. ratings so high this weekend we might get two weeks off. you think? [buzzer] jedediah: they say no. maybe write that in our contract next time, pete. pete: write that in our contract. all eye once louisville where celebrities with gearing up for the kentucky derby before today's big race they hit the red carpet for the barnstable brown gala. ed: and so did our own janice dean of course, she joins us from churchill downs. janice already showing hers off. jedediah: pretty. janice: very nice, i love the purple. i expect the same from ed and you, pete. i expect hats. this is derby day. 14 a 5th anniversary of the derby. this is an exciting one. all three of

in some cases even more at schools like university of southern california. : wait a second. does the government have any role in these admissions scandals? does the government have any role in the censorship of conservative speakers who try to speak at colleges? is there a government role there? >> i think it -- i agree with you, it is much less there. i don't see the government getting involved directly in that. however, even there the u.s. department of education has, increasingly gotten involved in local university decision-making, which is something that is, that has never happened historically in american history. one reason that we, i think have a sort of a unique system of higher education wherever university operate as little bit differently than everyone else. that has been breaking down in the last 30, 40 years. i don't think the government is dictating rules on who can speak and who cannot though. i would agree with this. stuart: one of the front-runners among presidential candidates, elizabeth warren, senator warren. she has come out straight with

hun huneaus paid $50,000 to get his daughter into the university of southern california on a phony watern't write this stuff. it is unbelievable. meanwhile, caplan allegedly spent $75,000 for a test proctor to correct his own daughter's a.c.t. exam. the two men are the sixth and seventh parents to plead guilty in the wide-ranging admissions scheme. we will continue to follow this story. it is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to the worst scandal we've seen on many levels during this trump time that we're going through. >>> coming up, the democratic calls for impeachment are growing. kasie hunt spoke to a number of lawmakers on capitol hill yesterday. she'll join the conversation. and the vice chair of the house judiciary committee, mary gay scanlon, who supports an impeachment inquiry, will also be our guest. >>> plus, hud secretary ben carson confused a common real estate term for an oreo cookie during a congressional hearing yesterday. yes, he got that confused. we'll talk to the lawmaker doing the questioning, who was trying so hard just to get an answer. you're watching "m

university. presidential associate professor of communication at the university of pennsylvania's annen burke school for communication. [ applause ] and matthew buoy is the doctoral candidate and fellow at the university of southern california's annenburg school for communication. and i'm professor for communication arts at the university of wisconsin madison. okay. so in this panel, we want to explore the question of how we can use new media technologies for the specific purposes of racial justice inclusion. it connects well to the themes of the previous panel. i think all of our research is going to take it in a different direction. these scholars look at anti racist interventions, including alternative media productions, archives, hash tag campaigns, encounter mapping platforms. building on their wide array of experiences, they will discuss potential lessons, themes and strategies for a more radically and racially inclusive future of new media and technologies within and outside of pipelines of production, distribution and consumption. together we seek to engage with and produce scholarship activism and diversity and multiculturalism. so i'm just going to open with kind of a broad question that i think will help you all to

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universities quarantined last week still the majority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country according to tisease co and prevention. the number marking the worst year for measles in the usn nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly double the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news. >>i know check of the weather pretty spectacular out there we head to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnal or yeah about that we've been put together some great days over the past few lots of sunshine around the

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universitiest week still the majority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they're vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the number marking the worst year for measles in the us in nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly double the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news. >>taking a live look outside right now from our sutro cam is a glorious shot overlooking downtown san francisco yet past couple days sponsored by the chamber of commerce i'd say chief meteorologist large

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universities quarantined last week still the majority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they're vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country occording to the centers for disease control and prevention. the number marking the worst year for measles in the us in nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly ,pdouble the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news. >>national news now a new report says that more than 20,000 people in the military have experience on wanted sexually contact last year. now that includes everything from groping to rape

university of kansas is located west of kansas city. a messy situation with numerous tornadoes reported right now. >>> in southern california before -year-old boy recovering after being attacked by a mountain lion. happened yesterday afternoon in san diego county. the boy with the group of about a dozen people in the attack happened. witnesses say the boy's father kicks the animal in the throat and threw a rock to scared way. the child taken to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries. wildlife officials later went back to catch the animal. >> while they were at the scene the mountain lion came to the location about 7:00 at night. at that point in time the animal was euthanized. >> officials tracking the mountain lion say the animal approached them and it was not afraid of humans. as he said it had to be euthanized. >>> san francisco fire crews is the jaws of life to rescue a man in a nasty crash. van had a smashup with the gray mini cooper on sale #2 80. the vehicles collided on and off from. fire crews pulled one seriously injured man from the wreckage, transported to a trauma center. another man also transported to the hospital i

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universitiest week still the majority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the number marking the worst year for measles in the us in nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly double the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news. >>california water officials say cities and farms can expect apple water supplies a summer the remaining snowpack in the sierra nevada mountains is significantly deeper and it usually is this time of year. t

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universities quarantined last week still the majority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they're vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the number marking the worst year for measles in the us in nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly double the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news number of states reporting measles cases now stands at 23 alabama confirmed its first case today. >>in arizona, the state department of health services says a person deemed potentially cont

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universitiest week still the majority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the number marking the worst year for measles in the us in nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly double the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news. >>and those latest california numbers comes as a measles outbreak has quarantined a cruise ship the free winds, a cruise ship owned by the church of scientology is now heading back to its home port. that's a

active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursday to recent movie goers at an amc theater in orange county into southern california universitiesajority of the now 40 reported cases are scattered across northern california mainly in unvaccinated adults, the state public health department urging international travelers to make sure they're vaccinated california is contributing to the more than 700 reported measles cases across the country according to the centers for disease control and prevention the number marking the worst year for measles in the us in nearly 30 years, the latest numbers in california in the first 5 months of the year are nearly double the 22 cases reported in all of 2018. for now the department is updating its case count numbers weekly, but the department says it start to see more and more cases. >>it will start updating those numbers more frequently reporting actually zavala kron 4 news. >>and now 5.46 let's chat with robin about the roads and what we're seeing out there for folks heading out on this friday morning as of friday light, it is friday light in some >>everywhere days. so i guess it can sort of d

california. southern district of new york deputy district attorney delivers her marks at boston university law school. we will look back to may, 2009 for comedian of and generous speaking at -- ellen degeneres speaking at tulane university. watch commitment speeches tuesday at 8:00 eastern on c-span. listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: four years after serving his second term as president, ronald reagan gave the commencement address at the citadel, a military college in charleston, south carolina. he outlined his ideas on the nature of character and what it takes to make good decisions as a leader. [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. thank you.

california. southern district of new york deputy u.s. attorney delivers remarks at boston university law school. and a look back to 2009, for comedian ellen to generous -- generes.e watch online anytime at c-span.org and on the free radio app. the reviews are in for c-span's "the president's book." st in theo ever-changing reputations of our presidents. journal ofe new york books, it makes it fast, engrossing read. how presidential historians rank the best and worst chief executives, from george washington to barack obama. the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they have left behind. now available as a hardcover or e-book today at c-span.org/thepresidents or wherever books are sold. >> we continue showing you some of this year's commencement addresses here on c-span. "the baltimore sun" reports that at morgan state university's commencement in baltimore, elijah cummings, who represents most of the city, urged their graduates to use their degrees and talents to defend and promote democracy in its hour of peril. the newspaper reports congressma

california. southern district of new york deputy robert koos ami delivers remarks at boston university law school. i look back to may 2000 94 comedian ellen degeneres peaking at tulane university. watch commencement speeches tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span. watch online anytime at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress about the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington dc and around the country. make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. we continue showing you commencement addresses from around the country here on c-span. up next, to governors, republican eric holcomb of indiana, the democrat gretchen witmer of michigan. later from the c-span archives, former president reagan's 19 and a three commencement address at the citadel military college in south carolina. >> anderson university is a private christian college

california. southern district of new york deputy district attorney delivers her marks at boston university law school. we will look back to may, 2009 for comedian of and generous speaking at -- ellen degeneres speaking at tulane university. watch commitment speeches tuesday at 8:00 eastern on c-span. listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: four years after serving his second term as president, ronald reagan gave the commencement address at the citadel, a military college in charleston, south carolina. he outlined his ideas on the nature of character and what it takes to make good decisions as a leader. [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. thank you. thank you, general watts, distinguished guests, faculty, families and friends of the citadel class of 1993. thank you for that gracious welcome. i'm delighted to be here on this glorious day of hope and promise. it is indeed an honor to have the privilege of speaking to you today and to receive an honorary degree from this distinguished institution. surely my service record alone can't explain my presence here. more than half a century ago i was ma

university of north carolina charlotte. the "charlotte observe y" classroom recently withdrew from that same class. >>> a midnight crowd watching the new "avengers" movie in southern californiaay have been exposed to measles. the l.a. times reporting one woman who saw the film in orange county opening night did not yet know that she was sick. >>> india bracing for what may be its worst cyclone on record. the "times of india" reporting mass evacuations are under way along the country's eastern coast. that storm is set to make landfall tomorrow. >>> the college admissions scandal could soon get even bigger. with a new wave of parents just put on notice by prosecutors. as nbc's tom costello reports, a bay area couple is the first to plead guilty in court. >> reporter: this morning a new group of wealthy families is on edge. sources familiar with the case tell nbc news federal prosecutors have sent letters to multiple parents letting them know they are under investigation as part of the college admissions scandal. nbc news has also learned a staggering amount originally documented in march came from the family of a chinese student who allegedly paid $6.5 million to a private col