more importantly in terms of people understanding the value of a xavier education regardless of where they are and understand as well that our real goal is to make sure that students are able to graduate and to move into careers that they have selected and they really are well grounded and well rooted in their respective disciplines. >> host: let's let's try ernest and rom new york. go ahead. >> caller: yes i'm retired air force and i have two sons at tennessee air force academy. historic colleges one of the first black colleges in united states of america. i didn't attend there. i was a little kid 13 or 14 years of age but i really enjoyed going up there. i lived about a mile and a half away and they were very nice people. i attended fayetteville college teachers college in north carolina and that i wanted to the air force but i want to say i think you are doing a wonderful job and i respect you and i would like to ask you -- you could like to ask a question about the college please feel free to do so and god bless you. >> guest: thank you. >> host: gladys is up next and oxen hill ma

the confucius institute has been good for xavier. it is not only enabling our students, and faculty, to study students and faculty to study abroad and to engage in research internationally across disciplines but in addition to that it also builds upon the kinds of international experiences that we are affording our students to understand how they are being developed in such a way to not only become global citizens but also to become global professionals. no longer is the day when students can really just say the only kind of opportunities they have two really enrich themselves as well as to develop themselves professionally is just through their work here in the united states. they really have to go beyond the united states. not only our graduate and professional schools are looking for these experiences but also employers are looking for these kinds of experiences because they know very well that it's those kinds of experiences that will not only broaden their businesses but also broaden the workforce in terms of the kinds of perspe

and so the confucius institute has been good for xavier. it's not only enabling our students to -- and faculty -- to study abroad and faculty to engage in research internationally, across discuss palins but in addition -- disciplines, but in addition to that it also builds upon the kind of international experiences that we are affording our students to understand how they are being developed in such a way to not only become global citizens but also to become global professionals. .. which is an event held on the margins of the white house countering violent extremism summit. we have in the room today several foreign delegations. official government delegations. civil society delegations. we have here several individuals who presented at white house itself. several people who presented at state department portion that followed at ministerial yesterday. i want to thank all of you for coming. i want to thank our audience, with our cameras as well. it is a pleasure to have you all. this could not be a more timely discussion. if you're boeing to

nadia and xavier fell into the water. the media ran with the prosecutor's statement that he tried to kill his wife by throwing her off the bridge. >> i want people to though that i am not a victim and that this man has never, ever, ever hurt me. >> they want you to know the whole story. before the bridge incident they faced intense pressure, running a business together. trying to blend a family with children from two previous marriages and nadia's mother living with them. he said he started losing sleep and feeling paranoid. >> i thought nadia was seeing someone. i thought my mother-in-law was trying to kill me, poisoning my food. i didn't feel right. i felt strange. >> he called police to hair home twice proclaiming somebody was trying to break in. officers took him to marin general for a psych evaluation and he was released. the next day he wanted to skip a psychiatric appointment and go for a long drive. >> it felt like people were looking at me. and then they were talking on the phone. >> they were reporting on you. >

nadia and xavier fell into the water. the media ran with the prosecutor's statement that he tried to kill his wife by throwing her off the bridge. >> i want people to though that i am not a victim and that this man has never, ever, ever hurt me. >> they want you to know the whole story. before the bridge incident they faced intense pressure, running a business together. trying to blend a family with children from two previous marriages and nadia's mother living with them. he said he started losing sleep and feeling paranoid. >> i thought nadia was seeing someone. i thought my mother-in-law was trying to kill me, poisoning my food. i didn't feel right. i felt strange. >> he called police to hair home twice proclaiming somebody was trying to break in. officers took him to marin general for a psych evaluation and he was released. the next day he wanted to skip a psychiatric appointment and go for a long drive. >> it felt like people were looking at me. and then they were talking on the phone. >> they were reporting on you. >

i've been here for xavier in the past six years. the reality is that student success is really the number one strategic goal of our campus. i'm sure that you have heard the same thing if you have visited the other hbcus. not only in terms of looking at the number of students who am role xavier, but more importantly, the persistence piece printed --. that is what we have focused here on xavier, providing the kind of support that students need in order to be successful. academic support as well social support. in addition to that, making sure that there are mentoring opportunities. there is a striking difference between being an advisor and also being a mentor. with that, we really have been working with our faculty in providing the kind of development where they have to understand that they have to play dual roles. they have to be advisors as well as mentors to students. that is really shoring up our undergraduate research, providing opportunities for everyone of our students to the link to a faculty member that is heavily engaged in

financially healthier for xavier .s a result of that, we have been really been able to take those dollars and placed those additional dollars that we would have placed into those model into student success efforts. and more portly, to help families shore up their finances for students were interested in enrolling at savior. peter: your student enrollment is about 3000. what is your role and not only recruiting students, but making sure they graduate in four to six years? guest: that has been really the focal point of my work. since i have been here at savior for the past seven years. the reality is that student success really is the number one statistical of our campus. and i'm sure that you have heard the same thing as you have visited the other hbcus. not only in terms of looking at the number of students who enroll at xavier, but more importantly the persistence pays providing the kind of support that we know students need in order to be successful. academic support, as well as social support. in addition to that, m

meet 9-year-old xavier. >> reporter: hi xavier. hi. may i sit down? may i sit?r was in his classroom when i stopped by his school recently. is this some? what's that? he doesn't speak, bu he understands. and can respond in his own way to everything. what can you do with this? can you show me what you do with this? xavier is diagnosed with autism but as a foster child, social workers don't know whether that's a diagnosis from infancy or a later onset. >> as far as we know the history he's had, symptoms all along. >> reporter: she says parent neglect in early years made it imperative to get xavier help when he became a foster child. >> show me this? what is this? >> he's come a long way in his current placement right now. he's -- and this school placement. he's learned a lot of just thousand communicate through sign language and gestures. >> reporter: working with skilledskill teachers xavier learned many things. >> can had match colors and shapes. difficult to see what his cognitive functions can be because he can't verbalize and speak what he knows. >> hi. >> hi

. >> barbara harrison takes us to meet xavier. >> reporter: xavier was in his classroom when i stopped by his school recently. is this something you made? what's that? he doesn't speak, but he understands and can respond in his own way to everything. what can you do with this? can you show me what you do with this? xavier is diagnosed with autism but, as a foster child, social workers don't know whether that is a diagnosis from infancy or if it was a later onset. >> as far as we know, the history we have is he's had symptoms all along. he's learned a lot of just how to communicate through sign language and gestures. >> reporter: working with skilled teachers xavier has learned many things. >> arehe can match colors, and he can match shapes. he can point to letters. so it's difficult to see exactly what his cognitive functioning would be because he can't speak and verbalize what he knows. >> hi! >> reporter: and what can be expect the for his future? >> what his potential is we don't know. it depends on the support systems he has to help continue that structure andrew teen. >> reporter:

>> xavier was diagnosed as autism. as a foflter child social workers don't know if it's from infancy or later onset. >> the history we have is had symptoms all along. he's learned how to communicate through sign language and gestures. >> working with skilled teachers he's made progress. >> he can match colors and shapes point to letters. it's difficult to say exactly what his cognitive function can be because he can't speak and verbalize what he knows. >> say hi. >> hi. >> reporter: what can be expected for his future? >> what his potential is we don't know. it depends on what kind of support system he has to continue the structure and routine. >> his hope is that a family will come forward to adopt xavier. >> he needs stable structured environment where he knows what's going to happen. >> as for every child, it's what xavier needs. >> to know they're love and supported and they have caregivers that can trust and count on is important for any child anywn for news 4 and's child. >> if you have room in your home r xavier

. >> xavier hosted villanova. >> xavier up by 9 in the early going. early in the second half.s ochefu inside for the layup. here come the villanova wildcats. 10 straight wins now. arcidiacono from downtown. and the outright big east regular season champs for the villanova wildcats. my partner thinks they could be a number 1 seed. >> could be. >> 14 and 2 in the big east. at phog allen, under way in the second half. 5 minutes in. 42-38 the texas longhorns with the lead over 8th rated kansas. jayhawks trailing. 2 manhattan, kansas. iowa state paid a visit to the kansas state wildcats. >> this game was crazy. iowa state led by train points in the first half. the wildcats came storming back. monte morris for iowa state. the hoop and the harm. put them up by 1. the steal. wesley iwundu. iowa state on the next possession. georges niang. not going to happen. kansas state surstrived. -- survived. they doesn't storm the court. the kansas state wildcats are alive. if they win at texas they are definitely in. >> 70-69 the final score. baylor hosting west virginia. >> and juwan staten one

xavier, it's an interesting business.ibe the conditions of your typical customer. >> they live on one dollar to four dollars a day. they are burning kerosene, which is gentle -- jet fuel for light. they may have to want three miles and have to pay for the privilege. >> went to the end up paying for that -- what to the end up paying for that? >> it varies wildly. i've seen up to a dollar a day. up to $30 a month to burn jet fuel in their living room. >> these are not people with capital to buy solar panels a cost. how much do yours cost? >> we don't sell it as a product. we sell it as a long-term lease. a typical system would cost 91,000 dollars or more coming up to get a battery and electronics and the lighting. we have been able to radically reduce the cost on our side by buying in bulk. >> the basic idea is you are following a solar city model. you own the product, they rented, and it reverts back to you? >> they honored at the end of 10 years. >> they pay at the end of the month? >> every day. it behaves like a utility

. >> reporter: and xavier xavier rathan-mayes. >> reporter:a freshman from florida state.30 points in the last four and a half minutes of their loss last night to miami. >> reporter:we'll just call him mini-klay. thank you, for brining us this "lexus ultimate >> reporter:with the women's college basketball pac-12 championship on the line. >> reporter:it's stanford and oregon state. >> reporter: stanford when they're 29 at st. game. >> reporter:adrian peterson can play football again. l was overturned today by a federal judge. >> reporter:the ruling essentially called the suspension apeterson was suspended after felony child abuse charges were filed against him in texas. >> reporter:the vikings runningback said with a switch. he later plead "no contest" to a misdemeanor offense and stayed out of jail. >> reporter:he's got two more years left on his current contract. the word on the street is he'd like to spend that time >> reporter:no punitive action against the cowboys star receiver dez bryant. but their could be if a video surfaces that shows him assaulting his mother. >>

then, later, we will be joined by xavier -- hobby or becerra -- xavier becerra.e will be right back. >> here are some of our featured programs. book tv, on "after words." allan ryskind talks about the 1930's. sunday, our live conversation with lani guinier. on american history tv, saturday at 6:00 p.m., a discussion about the burning of columbia, south carolina, following the surrender to sherman and his troops in 1865. an interview with a former consultant to the nixon white house on the pentagon papers. find our complete schedule at c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us, e-mail us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. this sunday on q&a, the challenges of policing the city. >> i had an issue with public trust. i discouraged -- lawsuits are down officer involved shootings are down. we are moving in positive ways. people in communities say -- we do not believe it. >> "washington journal" continues. host: the senate agreed to advance legislation to fund homeland s

xavier knocks it down. stunning the cardinals, 64-68. falling to 7 and 6 in the pac- 12. >>> meantime, jeff gordon, going to be the pole sitter for daytona 5. this as a result of a qualifying race. he has announced this will be his final full season of racing so, it is fitting that he get s it. he last won in 2005 at daytona. it is a paint-swapping, smash them up, clint bowyer and swarenson. now, this is a new format, drivers are on track at the same time. >> there is no sense in being able to try to put on some cute show for the hell this is. >> guys spent six months working on these cars, busting theirace in these cars so they can go out there and have a guy out of desperation to do that. it is not his fault, it is nascar's fault, it is stupid, no sense in doing this. >> wow, a little upset. >> yes. calm the nerves down. let me set the table for later, we have "game day". >> yes. he is over here. together, pebble beach yes. >> and the captioning funded by cbs and ford >> so putting things in the simplest possible terms, you have invent

neighbors like xavier was immediately adjacent. >> it was just like an inferno. >> he recorded this ground-level video of the flames and the firefighters rushing to put them out. late tonight friends told us that the burping garage was ten or more race cars. >> we were just like what is going on? >> neighbors moved quickly, but they were telling firefighters what were happening. their crews rushed right out and saved critical time that may have saved lives. >> the fire house is right there, and they came and alerted the firefighters. so that citizen, we say good job. >> had it been just one night earlier, crews would have faced frozen water lines, but tonight they got it under control in just about an hour and rescued the garage's only occupant, these two dogs. looking frightened but otherwise unharmed. >>> fortunately there were no injuries to either resident or firefighters out here but we have confirmed that the fire mar marshall will be working to discover how it started. >>> as you see the heavy smoke at this home on pheasant hill lane. lane. >>> tonight a local police dispatcher is on the

meanwhile xavier vera says he's happy no one was injured during this process. >> it's good, you know, to catch those guys and it's better because that would be worse. all this can be fixed. >> reporter: now the early morning standoff forced pennsbury school officials to call for a two-hour delay for all schools within the district and nearby saint michael's school went ahead and shut down for the day but once again two arrests have been made and classes are expected to resume as normal tomorrow morning. reporting live from brift to township, walter perez channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> okay, walter thank you. >>> we've got some breaking news. philadelphia eagle nate allen the florida state attorney's office announce the. allen was picked you would by police in for the myers last week and held for more than four hours police told him that a teenaged girl identified him as a man who was performing a lewd act while at a traffic light. allen denied any wrongdoing from the very beginning. >>> meantime a man and a woman from chester county are behind bars after police say they admitted

>> xavier raufer: and not only were they known to the police on the terrorist side, because they hadbut they were also known on the criminal side. those are not 100% pure terrorists. those are hybrids-- people who at the same time, are hardened criminals. so, why did that happen? is that the french legal system has a small box for a terrorist, has another small box for criminals, and if you are, at the same time, one and the other, you fall into the crack in the middle and you are lost. this is basically what happened. >> ward: is this the new face of terrorism, this hybrid between jihad and petty criminals? >> raufer: of course. those are the only ones that are left. you know, jihad as an ideal has degenerated along the last ten or 20 years-- 15, 20 years ago the bin laden type. now, you have common criminals and thugs. one day, they drink beer; the next day they smoke pot; the third day they are in... in a mosque. so, those are totally unstable people. they are human bombs, you know. they can explode any time. >> ward: cherif kouachi is a perfect example of that hybrid phenomenon.

. >> nadia and xavier sit down with 7 news to tell their side of the story t.dan has the interview andlusive new video from the criminal case files tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> be sure to tune in for. that but now let's talk about this april weather we are enjoying in mid february. >> yes. sandhya has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's the winter that never was. it continues as we look at live doppler 7hd look of rain here just some high cloud at this hour. i do want to show you the record for today. downtown oakland hit 79 today. 79. previous record was 70 set in 2006. oakland airport tie at 69. mountain view also a tie 73 degrees and salinas airport tied old record set back in 1971. came in at 82 degrees. in case you wonder how warm it got where you live. here are other cities. 71 santa rosa, san francisco, antioch 72 degree ins san jose. 80 in santa cruz. half man bay 73 degrees and napa you got up to 71 as well. so pretty warm around the bay area good. 9 to 19 degrees above average from the monterey bay to the bay area. temperatures right now all in

coming up a look into the futu with xavier underwood. thank you, brother. >>> i'm native washingtonian xavier underwood, since i can remember i've had an bree free neural fire that has sparkedmy business. i've worked with benjamin car sorn, the washington times and many more. my goal is to equip young people like myself wit some of the skills necessary to dictate their own future. >> of course that's brought to you by summerfield farms at summerfieldfarms.com. thank you for joining us for "the forum. request the -- and we want to thanks the vanderbergs and alis and the couples that make it work and try to make it work. we saw today two shining examples that with hard work discipline, a little sacrifice and annoyance you can make that marriage work. good day, everybody, from the armstrong williams show. closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company turkey's border in to syria. . last week's fiery train derailment is bringing calls for stronger tank cars and other improvements. a transportation department study anticipates trains c

. >> nadia and xavier sit down with 7 news to tell their side of the story t.dan has the interview and exclusive new video from the criminal case files tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> be sure to tune in for. that but now let's talk about this april weather we are enjoying in mid february. >> yes. sandhya has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's the winter that never was. it continues as we look at live doppler 7hd look of rain here just some high cloud at this hour. i do want to show you the record for today. downtown oakland hit 79 today. 79. previous record was 70 set in 2006. oakland airport tie at 69. mountain view also a tie 73 degrees and salinas airport tied old record set back in 1971. came in at 82 degrees. in case you wonder how warm it got where you live. here are other cities. 71 santa rosa, san francisco, antioch 72 degree ins san jose. 80 in santa cruz. half man bay 73 degrees and napa you got up to 71 as well. so pretty warm around the bay area good. 9 to 19 degrees above average from the monterey bay to the bay area. temperatures right now all

that's what happened to florida state freshman guard xavier mayes last night. he wasin the zone, 30 points in the last four minutes and 38 seconds of the game, truly one of the most impressive offensive displays in college basketball history. to put that in perspective. i talked with georgetown shooter devonte smith. his career high is only 32 points. >> that happened saturday. so this is just like a rhythm thing. you make a couple in a row and you're just like why not try it again and it keeps going in and just like i need the ball back right now. >> smith rivera and the hoyas face st. johns saturday. let's hope he's in a zone for the hoyas. >> when you're hot, you're hot, cannot be stopped. is that when i saw that on twitter, i said that cannot be >>> don't forget you can tweet me or derek any time night or day. mcginty man is usually up till 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. feel free to tweet him any time. >> even if i'm not up, i'll get up and answer you. >> wow. is that a promise? >> no. >>> very quickly, a little black ice tomorrow morning, very cold. tempera

xavier is believed, people like john watts who got his start at hopkins, the behaviorists deleted that to be inside psychology should forget about the integral because they couldn't be studied objectively and instead should just focus on visible things like behaviors. so they interpreted pavlov in their image, and for them what was important was this physiologist who was talking about conditioning, in other words, had provided supposedly the physiological basis for mechanistic acting out behaviors. but pavlov was not a behaviorist. he was a russian who was deeply steeped in russian culture. as a young man he worried about the problems of human morality. he was deeply steeped in russian discussion about human morality, human nature and what science can do about it. so actually what he was trying to do was, as he put it to study the psyche in order to understand our consciousness and its torment exactly that in her life that the behaviorists were paying no attention to. now, back to the dog and the bell. as pavlov was the first to admit, many people before him had noticed that, for insta

on friday, we visit xavier university of louisiana and talk with dr.orin blanchard. >> live events to tell you about tomorrow on c-span. the potomac institute for policy studies host an event on combating terrorism. speakers include ambassadors from egypt and iraq. that is live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. later in the day at work on, retired general john allen fixed to the threat posed by isis. he proudly serves as envoy for the coalition against isis and was a number commander of operations in afghanistan. >> consumer advocate ralph nader entered the 2000 presidential race as a green party candidate on february 21 of that year. he received nearly 3 million votes overall, including almost 100,000 in the pivotal state of florida. mr. nader ran for president four times. this is about half an hour. >> good morning. my name is ralph nader, and today i wish to explain why, after working years as a citizen advocate for consumers, workers, taxpayers, and the environment i am seeking the green party's nomination for president. a crisis of democracy in our country co

xavier becerra (d) california la pregutna es cuales republicanos buscan una reforma integral algunosque aspiran a la presidencia en el lorena --- ayer legisladores republicanos respondieron al presidente obama y le acusaron de querer imponer su voluntad --- juanfra adems aseguraron que obama busca aislar hasta a los congresistas republicanos que apoyan una reforma migratoria --- juanfra facebook juanfra --- regresamos con patricia castorena, abogada de inmigracin. para responder a las preguntas que surgen en materia migratoria... take 2boxes --- buenos das patricia... ---- mara reyes desde san jos dice lo siguiente: yo entre al pas en el 2005 sal de emergencia en el 2011 tena visa de turista. tengo 3 hijos ciudadanos todos menores de edad. quiero saber si puedo calificar para dapa? take patricia live take 2boxes juanfra --- ana de antioch pregunta: soy mayor de 70 aÑos no tengo documentos cmo puedo --- ana de antioch pregunta: soy mayor de 70 aÑos no tengo documentos cmo puedo arreglar mi estatus migratorio? entr con permiso pero la ltima vez me qued y llev ms de 14 aÑos viviendo en

wildcats at xavier sat difficult afternoon with the madness around the corner. congratulations, are is back to you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", find out which major air carrier routed more than hundred planes flying without the proper safety inspections. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> crews are replacing a 34 year-old gas main in stafford ocean county after a gas explosion leveled a house and sent 15 people to the hospital. >>> a dash cam caught the huge explosion yesterday afternoon. new jersey's natural gas crew where is trying to find a gas leak when it happened and seven gas workers are a among those hospitalized. at least two of them are in critical condition. >>> amber alert for a missing three-year oldies over with the child reunited with her mother and her father in police custody. the authorities say that elinor trotta was found safe in massachusetts her father michael, is awaiting extradition in delaware. >>> jurors in texas convicted a former marine eddie ray routh in the death of the american snipper author chris k

wildcats against xavier in cincinnati saturday afternoon as conference tournaments are right around the corner, congratulations, are is. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" crews are working to restore gas to the residents surrounding a home explosion in stafford township, several people were injured and why neighbors are so upset with police. >>> also keith olbermann in hot water over a twitter feud with penn state students, find out what the espn and are on said and how the network responded. >>> finally a little warmer weather today vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help

. >> they tell me this has been the worst year of their lives xavier spent six months in jail after that incident. they tell me they want to set the record straight, now. >> my heart rate just got higher. . >> i realized oh my god i'm scaring her. >> te tell me he did not try to throw her off the bridge animaled the case file with police interviews tells the real story of what happened that day. join me for a special investigation tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is really interesting. >> eating alone at school was discouraged in one school. today was national no one eats alone day to combat social isolation that can lead to bullying. students were making an effort to strike up a conversation with anyone they didn't know. >> what do you think it should be? >> sometimes, kids eat by themselves today, students made it a point to sit down with anyone alone. >> i can go up to people and talk to them see how they are. maybe you can meet a friend. >> almost everyone knows how it feels to eat alone. >> it's not good. you just wish someone would sit with you but you don't likely that anyon

. >> they tell me this has been the worst year of their lives xavier spent six months in jail after thatt. they tell me they want to set the record straight, now. >> my heart rate just got higher. . >> i realized oh my god i'm scaring her. >> te tell me he did not try to throw her off the bridge animaled the case file with police interviews tells the real story of what happened that day. join me for a special investigation tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is really interesting. >> eating alone at school was discouraged in one school. today was national no one eats alone day to combat social isolation that can lead to bullying. students were making an effort to strike up a conversation with anyone they didn't know. >> what do you think it should be? >> sometimes, kids eat by themselves today, students made it a point to sit down with anyone alone. >> i can go up to people and talk to them see how they are. maybe you can meet a friend. >> almost everyone knows how it feels to eat alone. >> it's not good. you just wish someone would sit with you but you don't likely that anyone will.

. >> nadia and xavier mcclinton sit down to tell their side of the story. dan noyes has the interview and new video from the criminal case file tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> childhood toy of decades ago is getting a new hi-tech makeover. mattel teamed up with google to create a nut virtual reality view master that uses aps on an android smartphone to simulate 3-d images from movies or tv shows. there will be view master reels to enchance the experience. it will go on sale later this year for about $30. >> san francisco based pinterest is rolling out a big change to tempt online shoppers. bloomberg reports the scrapbooking company is working on a buy button to allow users to purchase some items without leaving the website. >> the big chill comes 0 levi stoudemire. a week away from a temporary hockey rink on the top of the field. this will be the first ever outdoor nhl game in northern california. the san jose sharks will host their rivals the los angeles kings on saturday, february 21st, at 27 p.m. and if it's like it is now, it is clearly great hockey w

. >> nadia and xavier sit down with 7 news to tell their side of the story t.dan has the interview and exclusive new video from the criminal case files tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> be sure to tune in for. that but now let's talk about this april weather we are enjoying in mid february. >> yes. sandhya has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's the winter that never was. it continues as we look at live doppler 7hd look of rain here just some high cloud at this hour. i do want to show you the record for today. downtown oakland hit 79 today. 79. previous record was 70 set in 2006. oakland airport tie at 69. mountain view also a tie 73 degrees and salinas airport tied old record set back in 1971. came in at 82 degrees. in case you wonder how warm it got where you live. here are other cities. 71 santa rosa, san francisco, antioch 72 degree ins san jose. 80 in santa cruz. half man bay 73 degrees and napa you got up to 71 as well. so pretty warm around the bay area good. 9 to 19 degrees above average from the monterey bay to the bay area. temperatures right now all

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pedro: our guest is the provost of xavier university of louisiana. he also serves as the senior vice president of academic affairs. lauren blanchard -- loren blanchard. dr. blanchard, thank you for joining us. dr. blanchard: thank you for this opportunity and for the spotlight you are placed on xavier and the other hbcus. it means a lot. pedro: eight total universities we have covered over the last month or so starting at howard university. fisk in that group. tuskegee. if you want to see all of these interviews, you can do so if you go to our website at c-span.org. they are archived for you to view. you want to thank the work of these universities. thank you for your participation. that is the washington journal for today. ♪ >> are series on historically black colleges and universities has been re-air and the past couple of days. today on c-span two starting at 6:20 p.m., our program on tuskegee university. coming up, president obama addresses the winter meeting of the democratic national committee in washington. our live coverage starts in about --

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on the ground xavier van was one of the first to realize something was wrong. >> i walked out the door to go to the store and i seen a fire. >> reporter: then ran to tell firefighters, the station happens to be on the same block. >> i looked over. i seen it, it happened right outside of a firehouse. >> lucky that citizen was alert and, you know realized the distance of the firehouse and instead of calling 911 they came right to the firehouse. >> reporter: the fire raged for an hour likely destroying several prized race cars. fortunately, no one was hurt and two dogs were rescued. >> i was just like what's going on? we looked and there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: then hours later, just when they thought this was finally out, firefighters were forced to return after we spotted a flare-up at 5:30. the flames were back. but not for long. a source tells me there have been three flare-ups since last night. right now, it is still unclear just how this fire started. we're live in frankford, matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> several members of the philadelphia fire department are facing disc

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and at 7:15, the tour of xavier university in louisiana. and while congress is on its presidents' daybreak this week, we're showing american history tv in prime time. 8:00 eastern with real america and a 1944 documentary on the living conditions at interment camps. and at 8:20, lectures in history with how the press handled the japanese interment. and american art factifacts takes you through the museum. and 9:55 eastern, oral history. >>> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. saturday morning starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern, live on c-span, our nation's governors get together to discuss issues affecting their states. guests include danny myer, ceo of union square hospitality group. and maria bartiromo of fox business news. and sunday morning at 11:00, we continue our live coverage of the national governor's association meeting, featured speakers include jay johnson and epa administrator gena mccarthy. on c-span 2, saturday book tv is on the road. experiencing the literary life of greensboro, north c

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. >> the nadia and xavier mcclinton sat down with us to tell their side of the story.ir interview and new video from the criminal case file tonight at 11:00. >> up next, quart life crisis? a major cosmetic company's new campaign to target 20 somethings. plus. >> you don't expect it on aisle 11 at a big box store. >> the surprise for one teenager after he became an internet sensation because of this picture. >> checking your traffic on this friday the 13th. at 4:21 on the right-hand side that is your walnut creek traffic. we are looking at 680 going southbound on the right-hand side. traffic lighter considerably on that side. the warriors in particular, guard seth curry are the talk of the town in manhattan as at all-star weekend kicks off tonight. >>> seth looking good. looking good in basketball. hey, number one vote getter. >> unreal. unreal. just having a great year and enjoy this weekend and celebrate what's happened so far. >> great year. golden state best record in the nba. thanks to you. you dropped 51 last week. >> yes ma'am. it's been a good first half of the

on friday, we visit xavier university and talk with lorin blanchard. >> former assistant attorney general jennifer dass go and former deputy of distant -- deputy assistant discuss legal issues surrounding president obama's authorization for the use of military force against isis. from this morning's washington journal. it is 45 minutes. host: charles stimson, who is at that heritage foundation, and jennifer daskal, former attorney general for national security and now a professor at american university. thank you for being here. jennifer, let me start with you. just you reaction on the language of the request that president obama set up to capitol hill. what about the legal ramifications? guest: to start, i credit him for engaging. it has been over six months that this conflict has been going on. the conflict has been pursued under this old 2001 aumf. it is great there is this engagement. that said, the proposal put forward fall short in a number of ways. the most significant one of which is that it leaves the 2001 aumf on the books. the new authorization includes a three-year sunset, but

quarter and our own frank hanrahan scored 14 points in the men's over 40 league, but none compare to xavier mayes. with the seminoles down 18 points, a teammate said hey, man, we really could use you right now. mayes was fsu's leading scorer but was in a slump until he unleashed 30 points in the final 4 1/2 minutes. six 3ers, two layups -- six three-pointers, two layups, three free throws. the wizards need to call that day. 30 points. he's like hey, they gave me a challenge and i had to step up to it. >> that's got to be a record somewhere, right? >> i was looking for that. for 4 1/2 minutes i would think so, absolutely, in a college game when they were downful unfortunately they still lost, but think kind of won the game in our mind. >>> still to come in sports more from spring training, plus the latest on the adrian petersen saga. >> coming up at 6:00 now that recreational pot is legal in d.c., how will authorities crack down on people who toke and drive? >> reporter: more colleges and universities are turning to armed security guards to we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our up

further, we don't have a problem with sending brigham young xavier university, notre dame, boston college or any of the other jesuit schools federal student financial aid. we don't have a problem with that. we see this part of the thing. that we do to educate at this next level, but then you'll hear people say inging they're against prek to 12 vouchers because they might go to a catholic school. isn't notre dame a catholic school? so, why would you have a problem, why would you be okay with notre dame the university receiving a voucher, but not notre dame high school or elementary school receiving a voucher? it's because notre dame university, or the university of notre dame doesn't have as good a lobbying group. as the pre k-12 folks do. we need to do a better job of making it plain to the community what's really what. too much of the education conversation is held in the minds and mouths of wonky politicos. love you guys in your khaki pants and blue blazers, love you, but you don't make sense to the rest of the world. your little echo chamber conversations don't mean anything to people.

black colleges and universities and today, a look at tuskegee university in alabama and at 7:15 it's xavier in louisiana. while congress is on its president's daybreak this week we're showing american history tv in prime time. tonight, japanese interment during world war ii. it starts at 8:00 eastern with real america and a documentary and the living conditions. at 8:20, lekctures in history with a course on how the press handled the japanese interment and american artifacts takes you through the japanese american national museum and at 9:55, oral history with normen manetta. >>> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the cspan networks. saturday morning starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on cspan, our nation's governors get together to discuss issues affecting their states. guests include danny meier and maria bartarmo of fox business news and on sunday we continue the meeting, featured speakers include jay johnson and gina mccarthy. on cspan 2, saturday, book tv is on the road, appearancing the literalry life of greensboro. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, wes moore w

guess the thank you very much for this opportunity and for the spotlight you have placed on xavier and the other hbcus. >> next jonathan horn recounts robert e. lee's decision to join the confederate army after being sought by the north and the south. from louisville kentucky, it's about an hour. >> it's my pleasure to introduce dr. horn. he is an author and former white house presidential speechmaker who spent years researching and writing his robert e. lee biography "the man who would not be washington" published in january of this year. jonathan has appeared as a commentator on "msnbc" and nbc radio. his writing has appeared in "the new york times"" "the weekly standard" and other outlets. during his time the white house jonathan served as a speechwriter and special assistant to president george bush and as a graduate of io university and we welcome him to louisville university. [applause] >> thank you so much for that lovely introduction judy. as was mentioned i used to work as a presidential speechwriter before i started writing this book. so you can imagine my shock when i learne

shirakawa is accused of cheat ch cheating, creating rather a deceptive campaign mail order to help xaviermpost win a san jose city council race. he'll likely be sentenced to community service next month. >>> should local officials have the ability to track you down in the event of an emergency? the santa clara county board of supervisors will decide if the sheriff's department can buy a machine called the sting ray that can pinpoint your location. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez in live in san jose. this sort of action would require warrants. good morning. >> reporter: well that's kind of the interesting point here, sam, it seems like the department is asking to buy this device. however, there is no formal policy in place just yet, some folks putting the cart before the horse. if you have a cell phone then you already have a tracking device on you, maybe you used the information that your phone sends out to find it when it's been lost or dístolen. it says they want to do with the half million dollar tool that would allow them to do the same thing only in the case of law enforcement, the