. >> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just wanted accountability. for their son's actions. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it really hurts me to do this. >> be something like get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my friends. >> joe adds no one saw the coach get injured. >> no rain in sight. a look at how warm it's going to get this week. meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with the forecast. >> why in

. >>> the university of california and california state university system are reporting more studentshan ever are applying for higher education. applications for uc schools jumped nearly five percent but the none of out of state and international applicants grew by 20 temperatures. those students pay higher tuition, which adds more revenue for the school systems and means fewer in-state students could be accepted. on csu campuses applications are up nearly ten% from two years ago. >> a thrown baseball helmet is turning too a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. has spring a player scoring the winning run through his helmet. it his the coach, apparently tearing his achilles tendon. he contends its caused serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just want some accountability. for their son's action. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it hurts me to -- >> something like, get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my friends. >> no one saw beck get injured at the game. >> up next at

scientists behind the developments of smart's cameras is professor james or one of kingston university. systems his team of developing can detect suspicious activity even before a crime occurs. the way is to present large volumes of data over many months possibly years and so that enables the system to develop a statistical model of what is normal and maybe what is abnormal and so then there is an automatic flagging of anything that is considered abnormal. in locations where thousands of people pass in front of the cameras every day it's even more difficult for the systems to determine what is normal behavior and what isn't. are these people simply on their way to work or does this group hide a terrorist. anyone suspected of crime in the u.k. quickly loses their right to privacy. the face what units of the london police presents faces of suspects to the public using footage from security cameras posted on the internet. this is a gentleman of interest. and there zimmer's us appears are we. throw a spot in there so it goes on a public website and. i were to care to cite a real throws. them for a

police are stepping up patrols across campus and urging students to use the university police escort system. >> a follow-up this morning, twin brothers are in jail in connection with the killing of a san jose state student. police say the 18-year-old stab add victim at a birthday party for his -- it happened sunday morning.

for the professor and for the students and for the university system and most importantly, the textbook market as a whole. >> i haven't heard that before. the open textbook movement is growing across the country. the university of maryland has already begun buying into that program. >> help should soon be on the way to marylanders who have problems getting into the state's health exchange. the house of delegates today approved emergency legislation and the measure would provide health insurance that is retroactive to january 1. for all those people who could not enroll because of computer glitches. governor martin o'malley must sign that emergency legislation. >>> still ahead, we're going to tell you about some conmen impersonating d.c. police trying to swindle unsuspecting victims. >> plus, the latest on tonight's wintery forecast. >> we have a snow sky out here, the atmosphere is dry. it will take a while for the snow to reach the ground. almost down to new orleans, snowing in atlanta, raleigh, and now headed toward the dell morva. we'll tell you where the bulls eye is and how much wi

scientists behind the developments of smart chemists is professor james or one of kingston university. systems his team of developing can detect suspicious activity even before a crime occurs. their way is to present. large volumes of data over many months possibly years and so that enables the system to develop a statistical model of what is normal and maybe what is abnormal and so then there is automatic flagging of anything that is considered abnormal. in locations where thousands of people pass in front of the cameras every day it's even more difficult for the systems to determine what is normal behavior among citizens i know these people simply on their way to work.

scientists behind the developments of smart chemists is professor james or one of kingston university. systems his team of developing can detect suspicious activity even before a crime occurs. the way is to present large volumes of data.

. >> we have cheap energy costs wen we have got the best workers in the world and the best university systems in the world and the largest market in the world, but it requires us to take action. this has to be a year of action. we can't wait for congress to solve it. where i connect on my own without congress i'm going to do so. and today i'm here to act. >> while millions of americans continue to get back on their feet, there is a different story that is happening on wall street. yesterday the s&p erased all of its losses this year. closing at a new record high. but that hasn't translated to the optimism at home. a new gallup poll finding americans are worse off than a year ago. just 35% believe that they are actually better off. >>> outspoken republican congressman gomort is at it again and speaking out against judges who are for marriage equality. he said they need basic plumbing lessons. a judge is wise beyond his education to make such a declaration about the law. i think requires revisiting by each state in compliance with the u.s. supreme court. he also said the judges are sengs saying

the university system is very much in favor of amnesty and increased immigration also because of the fact that they would like to see a greater opening to -- for graduates who are foreign-born being able to get jobs in the united states. because that makes the university more attractive to foreign students. if foreign students are paying full tuition, that is a benefit for the finances of the university. and universities have an open door to most members of congress in lobbying for their interests. we have all these major interests in favor of the comprehensive approach. then the question is, and this is your question -- who is on our side of the issue? the answer to that is we would not have a chance in this debate if it were not for the fact that we had a majority of the u.s. public opinion on our side of the issue. and the fact that congress is beholden to the u.s. public, in particular the voting population, for their seats in congress. it basically influences them to be very cautious on what they do with regard to the immigration issue. now our opposition, the comprehensive advo

the california university system will be there as well. >>> they honored the two workers who represented to rescue a puppy on a conveyer belt. she had wounds to her head and legs and is still receiving medical treatment but animal control has received calls from hundreds -- hundreds of people wanting to adopt her. >>> pam, we are looking good, the traffic is getting bills- year-old as we get closer to 6:00 and let's look at what we have here with interstate 880, it stance that way where there is a slow back up and and the whole wait is about 15 minutes, not too bad. the south bay looks good, however northbound 101 looks like we have something new here as we go up towards the 880 interchange and you will see some slow traffic in the area. 4:48 let's go to steve. >>> forecast up in seattle, looks like 48 degrees and and it is 66 degrees and it will be warmer than it is in sacramento. it is partly cloudy for of the nfc championship game and it looks to be 49 degrees. lots of systems out of wyandotte island -- high wyandotte -- -- in the islands and now it is 63% in malibu. it is a dry stret

. >>> the chancellor of the california state university system wants to increase graduation rates. he wants to spend $50 million to add more faculty and counselors. he says the money would come from state funds. the system has 440,000 students. >>> a 4th of california's college grads are finding themselves under employed while a majority under 30 are finding jobs some of those jobs are in food service, clerical work over personal services. >>> toyota stopped u.s. sales of many models and may have to recall vehicles equipped with seat heaters. the fabric on seats with heaters may not clear u.s. standards. toyota has taken the step of halting sales of almost its entire line ups with seat heaters. there have been no reports of accidents or injuries related to the asia. the national transportation safety board is reviewing the problem and will decide whether a recall is needed. >>> was a 17-year-old girl denied a new heart because she was developmentally disabled -- developmentally disabled? >> 2 investigates claims of discrimination when it comes to life saving transplant surgery. >> a

janet napolitano will be joined bit chancellor of the state university system and of the chancellor of the community college system talking about strengthening the master plan if higher education a. dod originally in 1960 and making it more relevant to the needs of contemporary california. each of the system heads will identify challenges to be addressed in the future. >> in san francisco, the labor secretary is scheduled to be in the city's mission district today and will visit an incubation aimed at cultivating low income food entrepreneurs trying to grow their business and will hold a roundtable discussion on immigration in san francisco. city officials and leaders of a local mosque have revealed a land for fixing fire and other safety hazards at the building and re-opening rooms for worship. we the mosque houses in a norm kaiser hospital from world war ii was closed down three weeks ago after an inspections by a fire marshal. the building on cutting boulevard was undergoing construction without city permits and the times reports that mosque leaders vowed at the city council meeting

that have really quashed the ability for talent there to continue to want to invest with the university system we forget this. the university of illinois deserves a ton of credit for the browser and the internet as it were. when you look at the pace and rate of animation, it changes dramatically. patent control -- sure, it's really wonky. there is government interaction even in that space. i use that as a segue to say we are educating people in public institutions. but we are not educating people and allowing them to stay in this country. it is the proverbial handing them a diploma and asking them to leave. there's a lot of will to see immigration reform occur, but not a lot of way. then coming off of that though, we have to then remember, in a lot of these metros, again, let's talk about where we are in nevada. we know for jobs are created every time you hire someone in the high-tech sector. you have a lot of ability to generate wilson responsibilities and abilities far beyond computer science or mech-e or e-e or whatever it is. you are able to create an entire population with these jobs. the

janet napolitano will be joined by the chancellors of the california state university system and california community colleges. any will spoke about opportunities to strengthen the master plan if higher education that was originally adopted in 1960 and had to make it more relevant to the needs counter prairie california. in san francisco united states labor secretary tom perez will be in the mission district looking at entrepreneurs trying do go their businesses and hold a roundtable discussion on immigration in san francisco. >> new details this only on california's insurance exchange with officials saying they continue to have a problem with enrollment with younger people not signing up large enough numbers at 18 to 34 needed to balance out the older customers more likely to use the health services. without younger people, premiums may have to go up and latino enrollment is below expectations with the long wait times frustrating some. >> palo alto police investigating a rash of auto burglaries and nine cars were broken into in six minutes last week in the parking lot of the fish market re

. >>> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more studentsever applying for a higher education. applications for u.c. schools jumped nearly 5% and the out-of-state and international plants grew by 20%. those students by much higher tuition, which adds more revenue for the school systems. it also means fewer in-state students could be accepted. on csu campuses, applications are up nearly 10% from two years ago. >>> california's obama care health exchange website has temporarily stopped accepting applications. covered california's enrollment portal is off-line until 5:00 tuesday morning for maintenance and upgrades. people will still be able to access the site for information but will not be able to enroll for healthcare, that is until tuesday morning. >>> so many people are coming down with the flu that we are officially in a flu epidemic. here in the by area county health departments report a total of 23 flu deaths. the latest victims are two south bay women ages 52 and 62. abc news reporter michelle franson has a look at what's happening acr

she called the initiative an effort to lead by example as the entire university system looks to make budget reductions. >>> new details the tsa is reviewing its policies after an officer was gunned down at l.a.x. airport. one proposal would allow screeners to carry cell phones so they can call for help quicker in an emergency. in november, unarmed tsa officers fled the area where a gunman opened fire without hitting a panic button. one officer was killed. the no cell phone policy is to limit distractions for screeners. time now 6:10. the muppets are getting a makeover. coming up, the healthy changes coming to the classic kids show. >> and it's not just the paparazzi snapping justin bieber's photo this morning. coming up the pop star's overnight legal trouble that had him posing for a mugshot. >> how many miles do you think you've run? >> 83? >> 93. >> harnessing kids' energy with a pair of sneakers and a track. how one east bay school is helping its students run to success. >> and the surf is up, the fire danger is running high, too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have pr

. >>> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more studentsor a higher education. applications for u. c. schools jumped nearly 5% and the out-of-state and international plants grew by 20%. those students by much higher tuition, which adds more revenue for the school systems. it also means fewer in-state students could be helped. on csu campuses, applications are up nearly 10% from two years ago. >>> california's obama care health exchange website has temporarily stopped accepting applications. the enrollment portal is off-line until 5:00 tuesday morning for maintenance and upgrades. people will still be able to access the site for information but will not be able to enroll for healthcare, that is until tuesday morning. >>> so many people are coming down with the flu that we are officially in a flu epidemic. here in the by area county health departments report a total of 23 flu deaths. the latest victims are two south bay women ages 52 and 62. abc news reporter michelle franson has a look at what's happening across the u.s. >> the flu is now wi

because we got cheap energy costs, we've got the best workers in the world, we've got the best university systemsve got the largest market in the world. so the pieces are there to restore some of the ground that the middle class has lost in recent decades. start raising wages for american families. but it requires us to take action. this has to be a year of action. and here in north carolina, you're doing your part to create good jobs that pay good wages. congress has to do its part, too. because restoring the american dream of opportunity for everyone who's willing to work for it is something that should unite the country. that shouldn't divide the country. that's what we should be aspiring to. that everybody has a shot if they're willing to work hard and take responsibility. so in the short term, one thing congress could do is listen to the majority of the american people and restore the unemployment insurance for americans who need it. [ applause ] and let me just make an aside here. north carolina still has a higher than average unemployment rate. so this is important to this state. folks are

partly because we've got cheap energy costs, the best workers in the world, we've got the best university systemsn the world. and we've got largest market in the world. so the pieces are there to restore some oh of the ground that the middle class has lost in recent decades. start raising wages for american families. but it requires us to take action. this has to be a year of action. and here in north carolina, you're doing your part to create good jobs that pay good wages. congress has to do its part too, because restoring the american dream of opportunity for everyone willing to work for it is something that should unite the country. that's what we should be aspiring to. that everybody has a shot if they're willing to work hard and take responsibility. so not short term, congress could listen to the american people and restore the unemployment insurance for americans who need it. and let me just make an aside here. north carolina still has a higher than average unemployment rate. so this is important to this state. folks aren't looking for a haughty. they're not looking for special treatment. t

so, it is happening now is that when we talk about the universal health care system, canada has it butthen there are a lot of people that are covered by universal health care because it is a one single-payer by the government that we are running to the high year efficiencies and we have a lot of problems in terms of people waiting to be at least six or eight months and then during that time, here's a lot of people having their ailments complicated for people dying. there are a lot of things that is stopping them from getting access to the best medicine. so, even the canadian health care system which has been proposed to be imitated here in the united states has a lot of problems and it would be in many ways to implement that system in the united states because the histories are very different in demint devotees to people here to get and that mentality is not like that and other countries in which people basically take what they are given. so there, we find an issue so there are a lot of problems and the canadian system. so, we go back to europe and we find similar situation in which pe

that's the world is going rapidly disappear despite every effort of the prison guard of the university system to block it. the most famous -- you can look it up yourself. i'm not making it up. go look up duo lingo. it's a free sight that teaches seven different languages. it raises an interesting question about the future of language education. it raises the question about ability to teach literacy on the smartphone. so nobody today who is ill literate has an excuse. we had a huge problem in detroit. the illiteracy rate is 47%. it's an enormous problem. we're never going have it fixed if we have literacy teachers from 5:00 to 7:00 two nights a week. you think about new structure of learning. the most famous is the khan academy. it's an financier who is doing well. he had nephews not doing well in math. he did six to eight minute youtube videos explaining one math problem at the time. one of the things they discovered very early on if he talked directly to them live, they learned less. if he taped a video and sent it, partially because the pressure. partly because they could repeating it until

we have the best university systems in the world. and we've got the largest market in the world.can act on my own without congress, i'm going to do so. and today, i'm here to act. >> while millions of americans struggle to get back on their feet, there is a different story happening on wall street. yesterday, the s&p erased all of its losses this year, closing at a new record high. now, that hasn't translated to optimism at home. a new gallup poll finds that 42% of americans say they are worse off than they were a year ago. just 35% believe that they are actually better off. and, joe, the same poll also says the biggest problem in america at the moment, not unemployment, not the economy, it's government itself. >> you know, catty, it's so fascinating, you look at the numbers that show more americans think they're worse off, better off a year ago, every week we get all of the numbers that come across the screen, and maybe unemployment is down, and maybe, you know, durable goods, purchases are up. and we sift through all of these numbers. of course, wall street off the charts. but

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product to really serve our workforce needs and employment needs. >> so google university, sort of like the you see systemould count as udacity. >> google university. nonbranded alliance for everyone is invited to join. >> seek him i love this. if this doesn't wake up community colleges, i don't know what does. i'll save you from my economic development beach. you know what two californians. not north and south. its coastal california and inland california. in the july unemployment numbers come a week at new one soon. 5.3% unemployment rate. you were down in imperial county right now. 26.1% unemployment. we have a state with the fourth highest unemployment in the united states and hundreds of thousand of open jobs right now but we can't fill. we have a system of higher learning design over half a century ago for a world that no longer exist. note the conversation was when the master plan was conceived? the congress haitian sebastian has been happen with the private sector. what do you need in all these companies? whether salesforce.com need quiet what does google need? and that we can gain enough of that

system. i thought this could work. the universities, the brain. the commission system are the nerves. the highways are the arteries. the skeleton is all the bridgework and the skin. they didn't like that idea either. so i was really stomped until one day a couple of years ago i was thinking of got to write a book about this country. the united states of america, the word united. how come america managed to keep itself except of course of those miserably as in 1860s, keep itself united? no other large entity on the planet has managed to keep itself united in any truly coherent way. russia is possibly an example since the soviet union has dissolved into a dozen little states. canada, wonderful though it is, ma we all love candidate, there is a this great big chunk in the middle of the which -- i'm afraid as to get close to begin meeting border this will get, the audiences will get more restless so i think i will telnet get down. [laughter] than their share of where i come from. we tried desperately ever since the end of the second world war to unify europe. manifested not solely under i

. >> towson was the safest campus in the university of maryland system. but facts don't dissuade matt from carrying on his message. matt and his pal are gearing up for some campus recruiting. nearly 15 years ago at this very same school, a white supremist, benjamin nathaniel smith went on a two-day shooting spree, eventually killing himself. >> i'll be damned if i can't come on campus and speak out in defense of what i believe in. >> do you not like black people? >> that's a ridiculous question. i can be a member of the klan and not hate anybody. >> armed with their posters and their faith, matt and his posse is ready to meet the public outside a campus bookstore. hoping for recruits, they find resistance. >> kkk, go away. >> you want to come and go ahead! >> tired of screaming, the students use gaffer tape and water hoses to spend matt and his friends on their way. >> get out of here! >> reporter: when you become the most hated man on campus, that does put a strain on relationships. both romantic and family. you say that with a smile. most hated man on c

i serve on the california state university system board of trustees. us is ourm for success.s a consequence, our unwillingness to dramatically change our behavior. we have been to the -- debating the last number of years about the new crisis. that is the lack of state support for higher education. that has been substantive. crisis is an overused word. it is apt here because we cut the budget months, by over two main dollars. everyone knows this. in the last number of years, we have doubled tuition and more than tripled it since 2001. the concern now is with quality. we are not paying our faculty what other private universities and other -- other public universities -- it becomes problematic. all of these things are now creating an opportunity to have a different conversation that sebastian is on the forefront of. mooks.s world of nukes 0 overdue and formidable. >> you told me your own staff advise you not to get on stage. said, when things are going well, you want to get along. lot of mixed reviews. a lot of folks are threatened by it. the faculty is concerned. we have had an

that have really quashed the ability for talent there to continue to want to invest within the university system. we forget that the university of illinois deserves a ton of credit for the brower is and the internet as it were. but when you start looking at the pace and rate of innovation it starts changing dramatically as of late. that's why we talk about -- it's wonky but terrorist government again even in the education space i use it as a segue to talk about the fact we are educating a lot of technical talent in the same public institutions. we're just not educating people who have the ability to stay in this country. we hand them a diploma and ask them to leave. they have been problematic and highly political. but not a lot of way. coming off of that, we have to remember that in a lot of these metros againlet talk about where we are right now in nevada. we know that 4.3 jobs are created every time you hire somebody in the high-tech sector. those are workers who are everything from a busboy to a local crap. you have a lot of generate roles and responsibilities and abilities far beyond just co

police are stepping up patrols across campus and urging students to use the university police escort system. >> a follow-up this morning, twin brothers are in jail in connection with the killing of a san jose state student. police say the 18-year-old stab add victim at a birthday party for his -- it happened sunday morning. witnesses are not sure which twin actually carried out the stabbing. investigators say richard fan, a science student, was trying to break up the fight when he was killed. he was 22. >> the b.a.r.t. officer killed by a fellow officer will be remembered today. officials say sergeant tom smith was accidentally shot by another officer while they were searching an apartment in dublin. the public invited to pay its respects for sergeant smith tonight from 7:00 to 9:00 in hayward on mission boulevard. a funeral will be held tomorrow at 10:00 at the neighborhood church of castro valley. >>> happening now, millions bundling up against cold winter weather including fast falling snow and frigid winds. in ohio an example of the extreme weather, high winds and snow combined to creat

systems. so the reason i came here to today is because we've got do more to connect universities like nc state with companies like that to make america the number one place in the world to open new businesses and create new jobs. we want to do that in north carolina, and we want to do this all across america. [cheering and applause] i spent more than five years since devastating recession cost this country millions of jobs. and it hurt north carolina pretty tough. everyone here knows that even before the recession hit, the middle class has been hitting it -- gets hit on the chin for years before that. here in north carolina, factories are shutting their doors, jobs were getting shipped overseas, wages and incomes were fatlining. even if you didn't have a job, you didn't see the standard of living going up very much. meanwhile the cost of everything from college tuition to groceries did go up. when i took office, we decided to focus on the hard work of rebuilding our economy on a new foundation for growth and prosperity and to make sure that everybody had a chance to get ahead. and thanks to th

university mound. your reservoir system. also it's the site of the new hydro electric plant for the educational components of your many programs. it's a perfect location to jel and make it the ultimate storm water management park. there are very few opportunities like this available in the city, but there is a strong precedent for other city leaders taking a little piece of property and making it something wonderful. on behalf of our neighborhood and your goals of being able to teach and show case and use for different properties. that everyone would be proud of. it seems to make perfect sense and they have reached out to neighbors up and down the street and have held excellent workshops. let's continue that planning and make it something even bigger. thank you for your time. >> thank you for being here. commissioner vietor? david? >> good afternoon. commissioner, thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. this is a petition. all in support of our acquisition as my neighbors and colleagues have discussed. those are fo

institutions have set up crushing the ability vitelline to continue to want to invent within the university system. we forget that the university of illinois, there's a ton of credit. but when you start looking at the pace and rate of innovation is starts changing dramatically which is why we talk a lot about things like patent control. government again in the education space. i use that as a segue to talk about the fact aware educating a lot of technical talent in the same public institutions. register on educating people who have the ability to stay in this country. it is the proverbial, you know, we and the diploma and destined to go six. there have been a timesaver form, there have been slow, problematic, and highly political. there is lot of will to see immigration reform occur, but none a lot of weight. it has been coming off of that size, we have to then remember that a lot of these, again, let's talk about where we are right now. we know that just over for jobs are created every time you hire somebody, workers temerity from busboy to the local cpa. you have a lot of ability to generate rol