of the many freshmen who live in washburn hall where someone formed a swastika using dorm stickers. what did you think when you saw it? >> i ignored it because i thought it was some stupid kids messing around. >> reporter: but university leaders are not ignoring the incident and, in fact, campus police are investigating two swastikas found tuesday afternoon. the second drawn with a marker in a common area and another nearby dorm. both symbols found next to hate messages. during your investigation so far do you believe it was a student behind this? >> we are continuing to investigate. >> reporter: san jose state's spokesman says the president wasted no time to deal with the incident coming back a day early last night from her monthly trip to long beach with the chancellor. >> he is meeting with her -- she is meeting with her cabinet it morning to debrief on what's been done so far and what more we should be doing. >> reporter: last night faculty also held a meeting with washburn hall students to talk about what happened just weeks after the start of their first year of college. >> th

the late overseas incidented took place at two dorms on campus, washburn hall and campus village primarily housing first area students. two swastikas and hatedful language were discovered on tuesday night. according to our media partner one was written in dry race marker in the common area of a village suite and at washburn name tags were removed to make another swastika put in a hallway and room window. this is after another ensure depth in 2013 when three former san jose state students were convicted of misdemeanor battery but acquitted of hate crime target for but thing a bicycle neck around their son's neck and the son was called racial slurs by the white roommates. university police are investigating this latest incident. >> this morning, a man is under arrest accused of attacking sacramento's mayor. >> and jessica, we are hearing something about a man throwing a pie at the mayor's face? is that the case? [ inaudible ] >> it happened last night. this is the man who threw it we got this picture to the desk moms ago and this is the guy who reportedly attacked the sacramento mayor, kevin

this is washburn. shes at the mystic aquarium in a little lost. she was a bit out of her comfort zone - she was a bit out of her natural habitat turns out this 800-pound manatee was in danger of dealing with cold new england waters when she was rescued off the cape cod shores. manatees are not supposed to be this far north, especially when the weathers getting colder. dr jen flower is a veternarian with mystic aquarium, who received her last week - and during checkups - she found something to make her say this is the best day of my whole life which made a big deal - even bigger they are a highly endangered species - so preserving one manatee is exceptional - but now that we can protect 2 exceeded our expectations it's the first time the aquarium has had a pregnant manatee. but it won't be a long stay, she'll soon be shipped down to florida. a place that can take care of her, so that she can be released back into the wild - which is the goal washburn is 5 months along in a 12 month shes enjoying a steady of diet of lettuce and spinach they are graz

. >>> the 800-pound sea cow named washburn is pregnant. rescuers pulled her out of the would put her life at risk. once she is stable enough, workers will bring her back to florida for long-term rehab. pregnancy makes you do weird things. for her, up here. 9 months is enough. >>> tonight, two big recalls for foods you might have in your fridge or freezer. >> and one of them might be your child's favorite. >> and the prescription change at target provoking outrage >> and easing the pain of kidney stones, the unusual recommendation that is getting results. >>> nice to see rain in the forecast especially as we move towards thent the -- the end special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices for public education. please vote ye

hateful language was discovered in washburn hall and campus village. there was an investigation last night. san jose state's president says she is saddened and outraged by what happened. >>> developing news from solano county where coast guard is now investigating two oil slicks in san pablo bay. that's after an odor sent people rushing to local hospitals. abc7 news reporter is live in rodeo with the story. katie? >> behind me is one of the oil refineries, but investigators are not calling [inaudible] the source of the leak at this point or the source of the oil slick. they want to determine exactly where it came from. a strange odor permeated the air around the san pablo bay and sent people to the hospital in vallejo last night. >> it was strong. it burns your throat and nose. >> yeah, like rotten eggs. >> like bad, rotten eggs. >> today two oil slicks are further compounding the mystery. one slick is reported by a mile long by 40 yards wide and could be seen from the air in the northern area of the bay. >> we don't know the actual volume and we don't

moose lodge in washburn on highway 218 or the city park in finchford -- or -- the secondary roads shed on cedar street in la porte city. all of this water is also still has six inches of standing water in some of his fields. iowa's a-g secretary says with low commodity prices, producers need every bushel they can get. your crops off but you're holding off because who knows what october will bring. you kind of get used to it, but it's a little tiring." iowa has 23 million acres of corn and soybeans. all farmers with flooded fields can do now -- is wait for thte to go down to see if their crops can be salvaged. in parts of jones county -- the wapsi river has crested. homeowners just hoping it's not as bad as 2008. "that was a tough one, fought very hard to save the basement. to re-do the entire first floor of our house. and when you got a house that was built in 1863, that's a lot of work." we've been getting phone calls and e-mails from many of you asking how you can help. kwwl and the american red cross are sharing this information for you to help your friends and neighbors affected by

at washburn hall nametags were removed from the dom used to make another swastika put in a hallway andoom window. hateful language accompanied both swastikas. this is after three former san jose state students were convicted of misdemeanor bait try but acquitted of hate crime charges of putting a bicycle lot around a roommate's neck in 2013. the officials are investigating this incident. >> there is a new study on childhood obesity that could treat the condition. gut back tear is important, looking at the back tear and they found four specific groups of bacteria that thrives more in those who are obese. the author said the kits with the bacteria could face a risk of being obese. identifying the bacteria could lead to targeted treatments. >> today, golden gate bridge officials will meet to talk of their role when the new smart train service rolls out. the bridge district is working on schultz service from the train stop in san rafael transit center to the larkspur ferry. the north bay has waited eight years. when it is running, passengers can ride from the santa rosa airport to downtown

a student found one swastika on the third floor of washburn hall, and a door in a hallway. whoever did used name badge stickers and formed a swastika that way. the other was found in a common area of one of the suites shared by seven students, where only those students could get in. on that case, it was found on a white board. a dry erase pen was used. both swastikas had racial slurs by them. both have been removed. the chief diversity officer spoke with us tonight, and we also spoke with students. >> i would say these students i know of are upset. upset on behalf of other people. upset at the existence of these types of hate symbols or that somebody would do that. >> i don't want people to take it further. i don't want people to get hurt, or people having to transfer out because they feel unsafe. that doesn't make me feel right, or make me feel safe here. >> they need to do something about it so people don't think it's okay. >> reporter: the president is in long beach right now, but she is cutting her trip short because of this. she is coming back tomorrow, and tomorrow sh

hateful language was discovered in washburn hall and campus village. there was an investigation last night. san jose state's president says she is saddened and outraged by what happened. >>> developing news from solano county where coast guard is now investigating two oil slicks in san pablo bay. that's after an odor sent people rushing to local hospitals. abc7 news reporter is live in rodeo with the story. katie? >> behind me is one of the oil refineries, but investigators are not calling [inaudible] the source of the leak at this point or the source of the oil slick. they want to determine exactly where it came from. a strange odor permeated the air around the san pablo bay and sent people to the hospital in vallejo last night. >> it was strong. it burns your throat and nose. >> yeah, like rotten eggs. >> like bad, rotten eggs. >> today two oil slicks are further compounding the mystery. one slick is reported by a mile long by 40 yards wide and could be seen from the air in the northern area of the bay. >> we don't know the actual volume and we don't

now, last night, university staff did meet with students who live in washburn hall and campus village to talk about their concerns. one of the swastikas were made by name badges and stuck on a hallway door, and moved to a window so everyone outside could see it. the second was drawn on a white board in a common area of a suite shared by seven students. racial slurs were written alongside both of the symbols. all of it has been removed. the university won't comment on what was written but they say the language concerns them tremendously. >> a hate crime is targeted toward an individual, so that's what our officers will be continue to go look into today. were cease symbols targeting particular individuals in the residence halls and what can we do going forward. >> seeing that stuff right next door to you, kind of shocking, especially in a place like this where it's a really diverse campus. so like seeing people hate like, hate crimes like that is really disappointing to see. >> reporter: this news comes as the university is trying to improve the racial climate. back in february, three f

a second was found right behind me at washburn hall made up of name tags.nd both swastikas had hateful language next to them. so last night, campus leaders held a forum with students and faculty to talk about race issues. meanwhile, the school is investigating with the help of campus police as well as the university's first chief diversity officer who also met with staff and ras. >> students have expressed a range of either feeling angry or feeling hurt, um, you know, there are students who identify with the issues, there are students who intellectually understand it but don't identify with it and so there's a range, i think, of reactions from students. >> reporter: now that chief diversity officer was actually hired after a bullying case on campus here a few years ago that went to trial. three white male students were convicted of battery against a black male student. they don't believe anyone was started with the swastikas but they are investigating with the help of campus police to find whoever did this. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> new cl

a second swastika was found right behind me in washburn hall made up of name tags.ateful language was found next to both swastikas. so last night, campus leaders held a forum with students and faculty to talk about race. the school is investigating with campus police and a diversity officer who met with faculty and ras. >> tried to coach them about how they can talk to students. they weren't given a script but to really focus on, you know, um, being ability facilitate and listen well to students as well as reflect back their perspectives so students can feel validated. >> sad. i came just for the diversity and seeing other people being so hateful to different races like that, i -- i'm not a big fan of that obviously. ha ha. >> i don't think anyone is. >> reporter: by the way, that diversity officer was hired after a bullying case a few years ago here on campus that went to trial. three white students were convicted of battery against a black student. as far as those swastikas, the campus spokesman says she doesn't believe that anyone was targeted but they are invest

one of them being washburn hall behind me. two students have now taken responsibility, and the president is promising a thorough investigation. some students on the sjsu compass say they've had enough. >> to me it's childish. something like you see notebooks in middle school. >> reporter: many were disgusted after two swastikas were found on display in two different residence halls. campus police tell us two male students are responsible, one for each incident. the two cases are unrelated. >> i don't want to go too much into motivation. i think it was characterized by both as a joke, in essence. >> reporter: at washburn hall on monday, one student formed a swastika out of name tags, but no physical damage was done to the building. that incident was followed by a swastika being drawn on a white board tuesday. the university president hasn't ruled out expulsion for the students and is promising a thorough investigation. >> we all should be outraged when any member of our community, when on campus at san jose state, in our neighb

west nile virus was found mosquito near washburn which is included in the first round. >>> we don't know how much cooking the pope does for himself but next time he is in the kitchen he can think of a little girl from hingham. 9-year-old megan made a pot holder you see pope francis holding in the picture. her parents were among a group of more than 30 people who traveled to rome this week for an audience with the pontiff. and even though they were deep in the crowd, others helped to pass the gift up to pope francis. calls on planes not allowed. >> and now passengers are being warned not to use one phone period. that story is coming up next. >> the deer rescue in a very unexpected place. >> and so much more than just a game. see how two high school football teams opened the season and the price that one from an unruly passenger force- - >>> an unruly passengers forced an emergency the flight was diverted to boston yesterday and a 24-year- old man from scotland was taken off the plane and will be summoned to court for charges of interfering with a flight crew. >>> the recalled samsung cell

one was fund on monday in washburn hall put together with name tags and the or was discovered on tuesday on a white board in campus village. the cases are unrelated. the university said that the cases are not criminal because the words and images did not target a specific opinion. but the students will be subject to the student conduct process facing anywhere from education to expulsion. >> 4:36. new detail on a homicide in san jose. police say they have arrested a man suspected of killing another man in july. the victim eric ambassador were ton died after being stabbed. this man is believed to have stabbed hampton and they suspect him of sexually assaulting a woman before killing hampton. >> a man was accused in an east bay crime spree, this man crashed a car, abandoned another vehicle, and ended up in a third car drive the wrong way and on the sidewalks before police caught and arrested him. it started in san leandro. it ended in castro valley. police say in one case he stole a pickup after trying to shoot the driver. the gun did not go off. >> the nba season kicks off next month and r

strong winds topple trees onto power lines cutting electricity between washburn, grant, and taunton. neighbors are to use extreme caution after two trees fell within a half hour. the agency says it will not take mucr condition. as this guy. he should know. after getting out of his pickup, he turned around to this. i heard a loud bang and then i turned around, looks, and the whole tree was on top of my truck. >> what went through your mind? >> it -- i thank god i wasn't in it. >> that was manwell loebs. that tree fell on his car on johnson street. >>> thank you for the update. big holiday weekend. everyone wants to come to the cape and islands and go back and forth. a lot of disruption with the ocean looking like this. most of those fairies have not been running at all. jim smith picks up our story there. >> reporter: as you might expect, it's been quite busy here at the terminal here at woods hall. believe it or not, trips taking place right now back-and-forth. the 2:00 ferry gliding into woods hole. the big making the trip across the sound. arriving passengers have never been happie

hateful language was discovered to both washburn hall and campus village on floors with freshman. the police launched an investigation on tuesday. san jose state president said she and i quote, "is saddened ask outraged by wha happened." last night, meetings were organized to share and understand different perspective. no suspects have been identified. this is not the first incident at the university. you may remember early this year they white students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery for putting a bicycle lot around their black roommate's next, two sentenced to 30 days in jail and the other given probation. they were acquitted of the hate crime charges. after that, the university created a student commission on diversity to advise the university president on creating an inclusive campus. >> unified command is set up to investigate two mysterious oil slicks to determine in they connected to the strange odor that sent dozens of people to the hospital on tuesday night. here is the late. >> strange odor permeated the air around the san pablo bay and sent people to the hospit

spotted several times on cape cod that is far from its usual florida wate opinion long annal mauve of washburn island near falmouth. they plan to evaluate the manatee's health before taking it to the mystic. >>> the dog hit by a commuter rail train is looking for a new home this morning. what vets are crediting for its quick recovery. >>> plus -- ?. >> jason: the pianos are back in boston. meet the artists putting their >>> well, the city of worcester says if it has a plan to plow through snowstorms. they unveiled a new strategy to hire winter coordinators each will everysee half of the city during clean. up and devote more money for private plow operators and pay an additional $2 an hour. gillette stadium will be paying for a bruce springsteen concert that lasted more than four hours. the kraft team had 22,000 for breaking the town's concert curfew. foxborough's weeknight curfew is 11:30. the show ended at 11:4, 24 minutes late. foxborough concert was the final one on bruce springsteen's tour. >>> if you are in the market for dream home, a rare estate is now for sale in brookline but will cos

. >> reporter: according to police, one student formed a swastika out of nametags at washburn hall on monday. another swastika was drawn on a white board at campus village on tuesday. police say there was no physical damage to either building. >> you look at people people ask passing you don't know who they are obviously. everybody's not as friendly as they look. >> reporter: university president mary pap azian has ruled out expulsion for the students. >> we're outraged when anywhere in our neighboring communities, university, or anywhere we live or work has been targeted by something hateful. >> reporter: some are hopeful that others will learn from the experience. >> to me it's childish. like that's something you will see notebooks in middle school or something. >> things like this should not happen. things like it are not okay. when on campus or in the public, period. it shouldn't happen. >> reporter: papazian will meet with concerned students at a campus dining hall later tonight. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> the family of a man shot and killed by police urged people to remain calm

the 800 pound manatee named washburn is living at the mistic aquarium in connecticut enjoying the warm water and endless supply of lettuce there. during the routine medical exam oneyear. once she is table enough she will move back to florida and will be released into the coastal waters. >> this trip was just like her baby moon she is vacationing before the having the baby. >> exactly. >>> up next, the first -- his first problem was he was a yankee fan. >> yeah but the second came when he tried to propose to his girlfriend and how things took a very bad turn. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools i'm fighting for yours, too. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to l

the swastikas were found tuesday night and one simple was found on the door of the third floor of washburn call and it was made out of name badge stickers and the other was drawn on a whiteboard and the common area of a sweet the campus village and hateful slurs were written alongside both of the swastikas. everything has been removed for students or shaken up. >> i do not want to have people take it further, i want people to start getting hurt or people transferring out because they feel unsafe. it doesn't make me feel right or safe.>> they need to do something about it so people don't think it is okay. >> san jose state university president was in long beach for work-related meetings yesterday but is cutting her trip short and coming back to campus today because of this. she released a statement saying that she is saddened and outraged by the news and is working to address it in a transparent matter and university police are appealing surveillance video to find out who was responsible but would like anyone with information to contact them.>> thank you janine.>>> we now know the name of t

. >> washburn smash and grab attempts it happened at madison the gazebo outside the cudell rec center where they shot and killed tamir rice in 2014 will be deconstructed. what to do with it since talks to relocated to a chicago museu fell through so deconstruction beginning he pushes on to boost the minimum wage in cleveland to $1 per hour, they allow voters to decide in a special election the service employees international union has gathered enough petition for another try,, afte the first one failed they resented any plan with a gradua wage increase that would boost the minimum wage from $8.10, up $12 and a $1 each year may if it passes it will go int effect in 2018. we keep saying that rain is coming, we do need it butn in the meantime enjoy another lovely day along the lake this is a live look from our roof-cam . jenn harcher has a look at the forecast for us >> with temperatures in the low '80s and very comfortable you know it is a i gorgeous september day. just a few high thin clouds, things will be changing tracking a col front tomorrow ring in us rainfall and thunderstorms. 7

moose lodge in washburn on highway 218 or the city park in finchford -- or -- the secondary roads shed on cedar street in la the black hawk county landfill hours due to the recent flooding. this saturday and next it will be open from 7:30 in the morning until 4:30 in the afternoon. people in the cedar terrace area of waterloo received so much help sandbagging ahead of the flooding. now -- this sign is up -- thanking people for volunteering to help protect their homes. coming up... the presidential candidates are stopping in iowa-- we'll tell you when. and, watch out!! "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: our calm weather will continue for another day...and at least into the weekend. however, which will stay there but as it spins over the great lakes, we could see a stray shower today - most will stay dry. highs will be cool again, in the low 60s (about 10 degrees below our average at this time of year). bre

. >>> at san jose state university somebody drew two swastika and racist notes at washburn hall and campus village. the school held a forum last night for undergrads living in the halls to speak about race and community. beforehand, its first diversity chief briefed ras on the importance of hearing students out. >> being able to facilitate and listen well to students as well as reflect back their perspective so that students can feel validated. >> very sad seeing that just the fact that i came just for the diversity and seeing other people being so hateful. >> campus police are now investigating. sjsu has seen other cases of this behavior against undergrads in the past. >>> police are trying to figure the motive of the attack against the mayor of sacramento. someone threw a pie in his face last night during a fundraising dinner. a spokesman for mayor kevin johnson told the "sacramento bee" that johnson hit back. both the mayor and suspect weren't seriously hurt. the attacker faces felony assault charges. >>> another police department shake-up in the bay area to tell you about. this time, b

they include the moose lodge in washburn on u-s 218... the city park in finchford on finchford road... and the secondary roads shed on cedar street in la porte city. the county landfill will also open the next two saturdays to allow people to drop off flood debris. you can also see a full list of county roads closed there by going to the "what you need to know" story on kcrg dot com. we are following other big news spending bill. it appears congressiona l leaders appear to have broken a stalemate, which will keep the government running until december. an aide to house democrat leader nancy pelosi says she, along with republican house speaker paul ryan, have come to an agreement. it would address flint, michigan's lead tainted water emergency, providing $170 million dollars to help it along with other cities. it comes just a day after a bill failed to advance in the senate. there was a lot of fanfare at the w veterans. bagpipe nats these vets returned home from washington d-c last night as part of the last waterloo honor flight of this yea

sean: number five, alyson's orchard, appleview orchard, washburn's windy hill orchard, first, windy ridge and wendy -- erin: coming up, a final check on the top stories, including erin: it is now 6:55. updating the top stories. sean: a suspicious death in danville has been ruled a homicide. ray: the body of 51-year-old joanne boucher was found inside her danville home on monday. investigators have spent the past the attorney general's office has not released how she dieded or said anything about a possible suspect. erin: a man accused of kidnapping another man and beating him with a baseball bat is scheduled to face a judge today. wendell connelly was air arrested on first-degree assault. he was one of two men to attack the victim. sean: a salem man has been found to abuse women. he was convicted of four counts of video taping in a state of nudity. erin: the second congressional district faced off. jim lawrence and jack flanagan addressed topics including second amendment right. kevin: clouds drifting through. warm temperatures. we're in the 60's to lower 70's with the humidity in place.

washburn hall and campus villageon floors that primarily house first year students. papazian says she is saddened and outraged by the news. we were not allowed in those buildings and other staff members are meeting with students to talk about what happened. no arrests have been made. >> reporter:keep in mind this is not the first time something like this has happened here at san jose state university. three students were suspended back in 2013. they were then charged with hate crimes for racially motivated hazing. in san jose, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> steve: funeral services were held elijah dunn. he is the little boy who accident on interstate -680 in san ramon earlier this month. hundreds of people from around the bay area gathered at saint john the baptist catholic church in san lorenzo to remember the little boy. >> steve: many people wore special shirts in his honor. during the service, many talked about how sweet he was. and said, his laughter left a lasting impression on everyone. >> this does challenge all ball lives. this could happen to anybody--this has

moose lodge in washburn on highway 218 or the city park in finchford -- or -- the secondary roads shed on cedar street in la porte city. the black hawk county landfill will have extended saturday hours due to the recent flooding. this saturday and next it will be open from 7:30 in the morning until 4:30 in the afternoon. people in the cedar terrace area of waterloo received so much help thanking people for volunteering to help protect their homes. so many of you have been sharing your flooding pictures with us. please continue to do so. you can post them on our kwwl facebook page. be sure to like the page to stay time now is xxx. people from the federal government are heading to iowa to look at storm damage -- to see who may qualify for help from fema. benton, black hawk, bremer, buchanan, butler, delaware, floyd, jones and linn. this information could help flood victims receive money from the federal government to help fix up their homes. volutneers are needed in floyd county today. emergency management looking for people to help remove sandbags and clean up. you can meet at the parki

university staff did meet with the students last night who live in both washburn hall and campus villageo talk about their concerns. one of the swastikas was made by piecing together name badges on a hallway door. the second was drawn on a whiteboard in the common area of this week shared by seven students and racial slurs were written alongside both of the symbols, all has been removed but this comes as the university is trying to improve its racial climate and it hired its first ever chief diversity officer. and this is what she had to say . >> i would say to a few students that i know of they are upset and upset on behalf of other people, upset it just the existence of these types of hate symbols and incidents or that somebody would do this. >> back in february 3 former students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery for harassing their african- american roommate in 2013 and the students who were white were accused of putting a bike lock around the roommates and neck and using racial slurs. that incident caused outrage in all of the discovery of the swastikas the university is tryin

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(( )) demetria obilor: >>> >>> someone asked, "the area between washburn rd. and craig rd. on n. 5th st. is all torn up and a hazard to drive on . commerce street between cheyenne avenue and craig road is also not so hot. are these areas going to be repaved any time soon?" i reached out to north las vegas to find out if they have anything in store for either of the city told me that construction on north fifth is being done by private developers and will repaved once they're finished with underground improvements. north las vega assured me they'd have staff go out and check on north fifth to make sure the area is safe and currently under construction. the pavement issues on commerce street will be addressed with the commerce street sawtooth project, which is currently being designed. hey! what's driving you crazy? send your traffic question to traffic eight at las vegas now dot com. >>> a lack-luster monday night football game gets a dose of excitement when a drunken fan run on the field. ((christianne klein)) >> you don't want to miss one radio announcer's colorful play by

one was inside washburn hall. someone created a swastika out of name tags, put it on a hallway door, moved it to a window in a dorm room. wrote something hateful. police won't indicate what it was, only that it targeted a specific group of people. and students in a seven person suite came across another swastika and more hate speech. >> people should be educated on how things like this aren't a joke. people were actually hurt by this, many families lost people in the holocaust. >> a little bit awkward, yeah. >> reporter: racism is not acceptable. i would say this symbol is anti-semitic, right, so it is not acceptable but it is a reality we deal with. >> reporter: san jose sent a letter to campus to let us know what happened. let's us know how sad and angry the university is over the hate speech. the campus will be organizing in person meetings with students as well. live at san jose state, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> 5:36. a tragic accident in sierra, nevada takes the life of a grad student. she was killed s

one in washburn hall, dormitory on campus where someone created a swastika out of name tags, posted it on a hallway door, then moved it to a window in a dorm room, also wrote something hateful, police won't indicate what it was, only that it targeted a specific group of people. tuesday night, students in a seven person suite at campus village c came across another swastika and more hate speech. >> educated on how things like this aren't a joke, like people were actually hurt by this, many families lost people in the holocaust. >> it is a little awkward, like yeah, because i don't know -- >> racism is not acceptable. this symbol is also anti-semitic, right, so it is not acceptable but it is a reality we deal with. >> reporter: san jose state sent a letter to students, let them know what happened, to let them know how sad and angry the university is about two instances of hate speech. they'll be organizing in person meetings with students. live here at san jose state university, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> there have been five cases of rape at uc berkeley. recent weeks and now an a

the manatee named washburn is in connecticut at the mistic aquarium enjoying the warm watt erin endless supply of lettuce. the staff discovered she is pregnant. the jest station period for manatee is one year -- jest station period -- gestationperiod for a manatee is one year. >> gland they found he they found here. >> one year of being pregnant. >> and all you eat is lettuce. >> poor thing. >> lots more to come in the next half-hour including a big chicken nugget recall. >> and allegations of racism at a local girl's soccer game. >> and would you move to mars? elon must something banking -- interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by when i heard about airbnb, i thought, "this is it." i wanted

reported to university officials tuesday night, one of the symbols was found on the door third-floor of washburnall made out of name badge stickers, the other was drawn on a whiteboard in a common area of a sweet and campus village, hateful slurs were written alongside both of the swastikas, everything has been removed but some students worry it may escalate. we spoke with a freshman who said that whoever did this lacks maturity. >> a lot of them are used to high school and making fun of people and their out in the real world and they are not used to it and they just need to grow up. >> i don't want people to take it further and have people get hurt or people transferring out because they feel unsafe. it doesn't make me feel right or safe here. >> san jose state university president. was in long beach for work- related meeting that she is cutting her trip short and coming back to campus today because of this and she did release a statement saying that she is saddened and outraged by the news and is working to address it in a transparent manner and university police are reviewing surveillance vid

. >>> the health department says mosquito from the washburn street area that is included in the first round of spraying. the second round is monday morning. and health officials in florida are delaying the use of a controversial chemical in the spraying of mosquitoes there. there are more than 650 cases of zika in the state. 80 patients are pregnant women. this week miami dade county's mayor tried to tell the crowd that the insecticide that they are going to use is harmless to humans but some are concerned it carries health in the crowd doubt that zika causes birth defects. >> raise your hand if you skeptical about the link between zika virus and microcephaly. >> there's a lot people denying the fact zika and devastating birth defects are linked. >> zika has affected tournism miami bookings for flights and hotels are down 10% from a year ago. >>> before the opening bell today traders at the new york on september 11th with a moment of silence to honor victims survivors and their families. a symbol of hope is back at ground zero. this flag raised just days after the september 11th attac

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last night university staff met with students who live in washburn hall and campus village to talk outheir concerns. one of the sauce to kiss was made -- made by name badges and stop the hallway door and move to a windows where everyone else i could see it. the second was drawn on a whiteboard in a common area this week shared by seven students. racial slurs were written alongside both of the symbols. all of it has been removed and the university will not comment has been written. but they said the language concerns them tremendously. >> a hate crime is targeted toward an individual. so that's what our officers will be continuing to look into today. were these symbols targeted at specific individuals? and what can we do going forward? >> is seeing that kind of stuff like rednecks next door to you kind of shocking. especially a place like this word is a really diverse campus. so i've seen people like hate crimes like that it's really disappointed. >> this news comes as the university is trying to improve its racial climate. in february 3 formal students who are all white were found guil

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. >> reporter: daniel lives in washburn hall where students say last night someone created a swastikat of name tags, posted it on a hallway door and then moved it to a window inside a dorm room. investigators won't say what the words said but say they targeted a specific group. he says it's hurtful. >> people should be educated on how things like this are not a joke. people were actually hurt by this. many families lost people in the holocaust. >> reporter: university leaders sent the campus community a letter about the incident expressing sadness and anger. they are organized student meetings. >> racism is not acceptable. i would say that this symbol is also antianti-semitic. it's not acceptable. it's a reality we deal with. >> reporter: the second found last night was on a white board inside a seven-person suite at campus village c. students who live there are feeling uneasy. >> it makes you feel a little bit awkward. like, yeah. because i mean, i am living with the people, and i don't know what they could think. >>> you might recall another racially charged incident at san jose sta

last night, university staff met with students who live in washburn hall and campus village to talk about their concerns. one of the swastikas was made by name badges and it was stuck on a hallway door. it was moved to a window so everyone outside could see it. the second was drawn on a white board in a common area. racial slurs were written alongside both of the symbols. all has been removed and the university won't comment on what was written but they say the language concerns them tremendously. >> a hate crime is targeted toward an individual. that's what our officers will be continue to go look into today. were these symbols, targeting any individuals in our residence hauls and what can we do going forward about that. >> seeing that kind of stuff, like right next door to you kind of shocking. especially in a place like this where it's a really diverse campus. seeing people hate, like hate crimes like that is really disappointing to see. >> this news comes as the university is trying to improve its racial climate. back in february, three former students who were all white were found gu

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the staff met last night with students from both of the dorms, which were washburn hall and campus village. they talked to them about the student's concerns. one of the swastikas was made by piecing names together on a white board, and another in a common area of students. racial slurs were alongside both of the symbols. all has removed, and this comes as the university tries to improve the racial climate. the chief diversity officer said, i know students are upset. upset on behalf of other people. upset at just the existence of these types of hate symbols and incidents or that somebody would do this. >> seeing that kind of stuff, like, right next door to you, kind of shocking. especially in a place like this where it's a really diverse campus. so like seeing people hate like, hate crimes like that, is really disappointing to see. >> back in february, three former students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery for harassing their african- american roommate in 2013. the students who were white were accused of putting a bike lock around his neck and using racial slurs. that incident cause

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