including harvard, yale but at simpson college in indianola its causing problems... details of the petition against the shooting sports program... and why the college is still moving forward. and 12-thousand drivers might want to find a new route to work... find out why leaders in windsor heights want to reduce the number of lanes on university avenue... and what will replace them. it wasn't the falling snow... but the blowing snow causing problems across the state today... in many cases... it would drift across it extremely dangerous for drivers. good evening. i'm erin kiernan. and i'm dan winters... the d-o-t struggled to keep up with the drifting snow today... numerous crashes along i-35 north of ames. five semi-trucks and two cars were involved in this one in the increasing number of accidents convinced the d-o-t to close the i-35 this afternoon. it remains closed in both directions tonight between ames and clear lake. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us... for a few years now, the shooting sports have been at simpson college, to the degree that administrators

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. >>> college lacrosse, fourth ranked maryland on the road visiting seventh ranked yale. tied at two in the second quarter. terps on the man advantage, fires it home, two on the day. terps up 3-2, but yale dominates the second half. keeps it on the rush, calls his own number. one of five straight goals for the bulldogs. they get the upset victory >>> the caps have continued to cruise the best record in the nhl without two key players. carlson and beagle both placed on injured reserve in december. both are back and the team that's lost 9 of the last 10 finally at full strength. beagle healthy and ready to return to the lineup, the caps had to make a tough decision to clear a roster spot. today they waived brooks laich. caps travel to chicago to play the blackhawks. >> really the hockey side that's managing the cap, all those things. haven't had a chance to talk to brooks at all. just because i had other things going on, but it's the way to give us more flexibility, it's a way to allow more -- mac to do more. if there's anything out there that can help our hockey club. >> s

she attends yale and is working her older brother says he's confident his sister will pull through. he is heading to miami tomorrow to see her. >> i will tell her, you know, i love you so much. i will be here for you every step of the way. she is more free spirited. but we are both fighters. i know that's why she's pulling through the way she is. she is -- you know, she is a force to be reckoned with. >> her friend started an online fund-raising page to cover the cost of her medical expenses. at last check, her page had more than $140,000 along with truly heart-felt messages of support. >> new at 11:00, a tampa woman awakens during an afternoon nap coming face to face with someone trying to break into her home on still ridge drive. these are surveillance photos of the two suspects. the woman herd a -- heard a loud sliding glass door. he was on the phone. they exchanged a few words in spanish before both men ran away. if you think you might know who they are -- kind of hard -- you are urged to call the hillsborough county sheriffs office. hernando deputies took illegal drugs off the

yale university is trying to figure out who may have been exposed to yale university with meningitis. people who had close extended contact with that student. anybody who may have been exposed will be given preventative treatment. >> coming up, the full mid week forecast, which includes a now with a look at what's ahead on nightly news. >> president obama just opened up against donald trump a few minutes ago. a breakthrough in the price of generic prescription drugs for many. it's combining the power of buying in volume and it's an app, the company says the yorn line costs may be cheaper than the same prescription offered by your insurance company. >> we all want to save a buck. >> you pay and you gets a receipt on line, you pick up your prescription at one of over 60,000 pharmacies across the country. it's good news, potentially a money saving option. we're going to hear from one lady who saved a lot. >> thanks a lot, lester. >>> the department of homeland security is investigating allegations of immigration fraud. first raised by the i team an unprecedented development. one young ma

i'm talking notre dame, harvard, yale, just to name a few. these are all full-ride scholarships, going to change those kids' lives. coming up on the news 6 at 6:00, ping will have more. a lot of build-up for scott >> i love to hear they're actually concerned about the academics, too. >> you're not getting in with shabby grades. >> you have to have good grades. but sometimes if you're a good athlete, you can get into yale if you have a 4.2 instead of a 4.6 instead. >> it's a big day. >> yeah, it was a big day. >> i love hearing from the parents who are always beaming with pride. >> as they should be. >> remember, you can catch super bowl 50 her on news 6 and a special edition of the morning news at 8:00 in the morning. we'll have everything you need to get ready for the big game. we also have you covered on our website at clickorlando.com. just click on sports social under the sports tab. working as well. we'll just be on a little later. >> did they tell you they would cater breakfast? >> oh, really? >> we were working on some recipes this mor

this is the real story of bill clinton, he worked his way through georgetown and yale law school. set out to make a difference for others. against all odds made progress. first he tackled the schools, standards, accountability, smaller class sizes and now the highest graduation rate in the wreathen. built the economy. one of the highest growth rates of any state in the nation. it isn't a miracle, it's just a progress and a bit of hope. >> that's what this election is about. and it's about your future, i want you to send a message to this country about what kind of country we're going to have, about what kind of future you want. about what kind of leadership you believe in, and about how we can win again. >> this is the time, new hampshire is the place, this is our country. let's take it back. paid for by clinton for president. >>> he's the son of a coal miner, college on a rotc scholarship, senator from iowa, husband and father of two, author of the americans with disabilities act. leader in the fight to transfer pentagon billions to education and medical research. the only candid

and is currently working on her post-graduate studies in humanities at yale. we spoke to her older brother linden... who says: he's confident his sister will pull through. in fact, he's heading to miami *today, to see her. 3 "i'll tell her, you know, that i love you so much, and i'll be here for you every step of the way, everything you need." "she's a little bit more free-spirited than i am, but i think we're both fighters and i know that's why she's kinda pulling through the way she is, she's uh... she's a force to be reckoned with, so." --jen 3 friends started an online fundraising page, to cover skylar's medical expenses and the cost of flying her from colombia to miami... at last check, the page had raised more than 140-thousand dollars... and there are also some truly heartfelt messages 3 (walter two tampa high schoolers are charged with a over the weekend. they're both students at armwood high school... one is 18-year- he's charged with aggravated say: early sunday morning, shots were fired at a birthday party being held at the holiday inn express on 54

the harvard club in the yale club in the new york athletic club then there of sponsors for their bigere be an estimated 800,000 players in the united states alone is it the game of the molded or a new trend or too rich for your blood? >> definitely too rich for my blood. but just because i was -- wit -- i wish i was rich and played squash. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what happens? ♪ and >> ♪ ♪ ♪ spee vicki were "chasing" the story i suspect some people take is cute? bin get ready. i recently spent time with too little plugs a and "chasing news" was invited to meet some new additions to the six flags family said period and why in tiger cub seventh tiger is more dominant but the lion can hold her own. >> the lucky veterinarian is watching over these two. they were born bid november then one week later the tiger cub was born. they do not have names. >> my last line was they don't have leads yet. >> i was distracted by the zebra towel that they are treating them -- treating them. >> they will get as high as 300 pounds she will waive 500 pounds at five years of age. we put it in the blender there you hav

he, like david, is a graduate of the yale law school where he was note and comment editor for the yale law general. please welcome si lazarus. [applause] >> thanks very much, roger. it's always a privilege to appear here at cato, which i have done on many occasions. the constitutional accountability center where i serve as a senior counsel works constantly with cato, frequently as an adversary and a respectful one, but not infrequently as an ally. and so it's in that spirit that i offer what are going to be substantially critical remarkings but not entirely about -- remarks but not entirely about the work that professor bernstein has presented us with. i have to say i think that there is a kind of schizophrenia about book, and perhaps also about professor bernstein's approach to the issue of executive power. on the one hand, there's the professorial side, and there professor bernstein acknowledges, for example, that the expansion of executive power -- which certainly is an important phenomenon of our time and of our ancestors' time -- is a very longstanding, structural development, and

yale university researchers say zika was unknown a year ago. and was more serious for pregnant women.albert ko/professor, yale university school of public health"and then women who we believe were exposed early in 2015 now are giving birth to these babies with birth defects...so a year ago this wasn't happening, wasn't happening right."whit brazil has gone from 0 to 4- thousand affected babies in less than a year. 3 3 pattie tight there's been a lot of talk lately about whether doctors need to screen children for autism. the statistics show 1 in 68 children have autism spectrum disorder. yesterday, a top advisory group issued a new guideline saying there is not enough evidence to support routine screenings for autism in apparently healthy toddlers. autism affects behavior and communication. the u.s. preventive services task force makes recommendations for america's doctors. it looked at existing research on autism in children ages 18 to 30 months. what they found is there is not enough research for the experts to recommend for or against screen

researchers at yale found that patients who go to veterans affairs hospitals for a heart attack, heart failure or pneumonia have lower death rates compared to patients who go to non-v-a hospitals. but the study also found the re- admission rates were higher at v-a facilities. catholics all over the world, and here in the bay area will observe ash wednesday today. today is officially the start of lent. many of you will services today and participate in a 40- day fast that leads up to easter. easter falls on march 27th this year. a flight from boston to san diego makes an emergency landing in denver. the man who passengers say is to blame for disrupting their flight. but first, a family has a warning for you this morning about what caused their one million dollar home to go up in flames. live from you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. news back in the morning. here's a look at headlines around the nation and the world in your 60 second scan... pacifica, california where the coast g

police say the boy had been playing outside a home on yale street south on sunday when he chased a cat under the house. the boy found a gun hidden in a crawl space. he took it onto the porch and fired one round into the ground. the boy's family says the gun does not belong to them. investigators believe someone may have tossed the gun under the home to hide it. right now.. police in bradenton are looking for the people responsible for shooting two wild animals. we want to warn you, the images might be hard to see. first, wildlife officials responded to a call about a duck swimming in the water with an arrow sticking out of it! then, a second call.. about a racoon also shot with an arrow. vets rushed to try to perform emergency surgery on the racoon, but it died before the operation. wildlife officials say anyone involved in the shooting, to reach out to them. a health alert to tell you about this morning about air pollution. doctors in british columbia say it's the fourth highest risk factor for death around the world. more than five and half million people are said to die prematurely

. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on new details in the orange county yale barack. investigators say the three inmates got help from an accomplice on the outside who gave them tools and a ride to freedom. they also allegedly kidnapped a taxi driver and later got into a fight about what to do with him. duong have a fight. the information we have is the fight was about whether or not to kill the taxi cab driver and bury the bun. >> one of the escapees turned himself in, the other was taken into custody after being spotted outside a whole foods. >>> the comedian's lawyers are expected to ask the judge to throw out the criminal case. they argue cosby had a deal with the d.a. in 2005 that he wouldn't be prosecuted. at the time cosby admitted giving his accuser pills before an encounter in his home. >>> and "the wall street journal" says the cdc considers the e. coli outbreak at chipotle to be over. it drove the stock down over the past three months. singing to himself this morning "we could have had it all." in the run-up to the iowa caucuses, trump has used adele's "rol

older men who exercise regularly are less likely to fall and hurt themselves researchers at yale university looked at hundreds of men between 70 to 89 years old. now, if you're thinking, why aren't we saying the same for your wives? well, researchers did not find a similar with super bowl 50 set to kick off this sunday.. what's changed since the first championship game in 1967? a lot! the average price of gas was just 33 cents per gallon.. the median price of a new single family home was a little less than 23- thousand dollars versus about 283- thousand now. also the average income for men was just more than seven-thousand dollars compared to about 49-thousand today! if you plan on going out to watch the big game this year, want to make sure you get home safe. the program from triple a you can use...free of charge. have loads of beads may want to put them somewhere safe. the toxic dangers they could have on your children. don't forget, you news with you just it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app stor

. >> the foreign service in those days was what they call male, tail and yale., very few minorities and a lot of ivy leaguers and brad bishop was all of those. >> nobody ever denied brad bishop was smart but he was always rather definitive. this is my opinion, it's the correct opinion, and after all, i'm a graduate of yale and middlebury. >> he received quick promotions. he was posted to italy, after that to africa, to be the number two in the embassy. >> when you are sent to an embassy in another part of the world, you have status. it's limousines, it's drivers, it's a beautiful residence and you're treated with respect. >> but it's an up or out system. if you don't get promoted to a certain grade within a certain number of years, then you are let go. we all take that very seriously in the foreign service. brad bishop took it much more seriously than i guess the rest of us did. >> they were coming back to washington. and lobelia was so happy because her grandchildren would discover that they were american. right? the hot fudge sundaes and the hot dogs and the l

bishop moore had 17 kids signing on the dotted line to harvard, yale and notre dame. the athletes from the football all day long. 6:00 >> an online scammer stole money and taxpayers are on the hook. scammer stole thousands from the city of titusville and officials did not say how much was stolen or how it was done. it's covered in insurance but the deductible is passed on to the taxpayers. one step closer to having a downtown location. the city of orlando pledges 79,000 in support of the stipulations. . the city would have hand over $20 million in the cdc with this deal having taxpayers pay for millions and building campus. the deal will be presented to city leaders next week based on the downtown campus getting approval from the state board of governors. vetoed this project last year. died from marion county >>david: he was writing a hand glider when he fell. find out how many times he flew that day before the accident. a major restaurant company is a data breach the them. we will explain how is affecting people 's before we will take a look at the iss. on welcome ba

schuyler ara-kawa is a graduate of tampa's - berkeley prep-aratory school - and yale university. her best friend says she's in peru as part of a fellowship, but while visiting columbia for the weekend was involved in a horrible accident have predicted. best friend - alexis tsavoussis says they'd like to have her flown back to the u.s. - to miami - for treatment. many of you have already responded to the call - donating more than 100- thousand dollars to a go fund me page in just one day. you can find that link right now at wtsp dot com. it's a sign that will make you do a double take. after doing their research, reading books on race relations, members of a bay area church are spreading a message that's raising some controversy. good samaritan presbyterian church posted this sign talking about white privilege and many are sounding off about it. 10 news reporter garin flowers church thinks it's see it. at good samaritan church in pinellas park...spreading their message is important. sophia stringer is a member. sot these are genuine people she appreciates the church.for being welc

researcher albert coe of yale university zika was unknown a year ago where yale has a public health branchen -- >> we had a large outbreak of people coming down with extremely itchy rash. sam: only later do they suspect it's more serious for the pregnant women. >> the women were exposed early in 2015 now giving birth to babies with the birth defects. sam: a year ago it wasn't happening. there are questions. the zika virus comes from africa and researchers haven't linked small-head babies to it there, yet brazil has gone from zero to 4,000 such babies in less than a year. >> this is all a work in progress. what we do know is we are seeing babies where we can defect the vi what we don't know is that all of those 4,000 are due to that virus. >> just about everybody agreed what happens here in the united states will not be nearly as bad as what is happened in brazil, they want to make sure that they minimize the impact whatever happens. >> reporting from northwest washington, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: having a warrant against you could cost you more in maryland. comptroller is pushing the l

♪so nice, so nice >>> five yale university alumni have served as u.s. presidents.r the super elite? no, a former office is blowing the lid off this. "the battle for room 314" is the new book and yale is at the top of the ivy league heap. a lot of people want to get in. but because so many people apply you guys on the admissions team would have short cuts. >> we would have short cuts. it was hard when you have 30,000 applications and only 1,300 seats, you sometimes have to take short cuts. kids get a fair hearing but it's a tough process. what's really interesting is that it's hard to be fair when working with that many applications. some kids you would have would arrive we have bring privilege available. they'd take an a.p. courses, captain of the robotics team. had great s.a.t. scores but then you real these the new york city -- realize the new york city school i taught at there wasn't a robotics team. >> but occasionally, you would be squeezed by somebody for instance the french canadian hockey player who was not a great applicant. but you were forced to do what?

beat yale! i mean that. the buckeyes call time-out. 12 seconds left in the game. it's a long shot, folks. i'm bored. when's jennifer getting back? very soon. can't youdo something? like what? what were you doing? burning ants with a magnifying glass. so keep doing that! can i go through your drawers again? i'd really rather you-- what do you mean,again? teams retake the field for what could be the final play. can i watch-- no, kenneth. this is the last play of the game. i'll get the picture to come in better. kenneth, it's fine! fine, really. the buckeyes line up in the power i formation. stopwood calls the signals. kenneth! he fades to pass. he laterals to sobrenko. i'll be over here! sobrenko's at the 40! he breaks a tackle! at the 30! he's got one more man to beat! go, go, go! not you, kenneth! oops. hey, i got you something to eat. oh, thanks,i'm not hungry. i want to die. i guess you're not up for gin rummy, huh? what a weekend. i ruined your interview,i lost my boyfriend, i madea fool of myself. never beforehave i acted so selfishly. come on, mallory. sure y

schuyler ara-kawa is a graduate of tampa's - berkeley preparatory school - and yale university. she was swimming when a boulder fell from 30 feet above and fell right on top of her, fracturing her skull and several vertebrae. her best friend tells 10 news they'd like to have her flown back to the u-s - to miami - for treatment. so far, they've collected more than 130-thousand dollars to help pay for her medical bills. we want to warn you about a health alert in citrus park. a rabid cat recently attacked and killed two other cats before attacking a man in citrus park. now hillsborough trapped five strays to see if they too they have also sent out notifications to nearby schools and businesses near ehrlich and del valle roads. while the actual cause of this rabies case is unclear, a lot of times it is because a cat has come in contact with a rabid raccoon. do you have that first cup of coffee yet? do you look forward to enjoying your morning news -- a new study says that habit may help reduce liver damage -- caused by drinking too much alcohol! the southampton university study inc

homicide investigation happening now near quebec and yale. avenue, actually. lindsay watts is live with the latest. - > reporter: investigators say at 5:00 this morning a woman who lives in this apartment building escaped her apartment, went to a neighbor's house, called 911 saying she had been sexually assaulted by her husband or boyfriend. investigators got here quickly about five minutes later. they went to her apartment to find one person dead, one we don't know who the person was found dead. deputies are telling us theee are children who are involved in this and they also say everyone is accounted for. they're not looking for anybody and no risk to the community. a deputy on the way to the scene was involved in a serious accident. we'll go over to jayson luber for more on that. >> thank you. this is a look at the scene from a little while ago. westbound iliff at valentia. you can see the accident at the intersection as that deputy was heading to the scene and the westbound side is closed down. eastbound side traffic getting by. we're going to havee restri

she attends yale and she's peru. her older brother told me, his family is just blown away by the support, both financial and emotional that they have received from this community. >> it's so touching. you know. i -- i -- i am at a loss for words because you really just don't know how to say thank to you everyone. i think it shows something great about tampa bay. i think it shows something great about the berkeley community, the yale community. our friends, family, you know? it's trowely overwhelming -- it's truly overwhelming. >> reporter: their friends started an online fund-raising page to cover the expenses. and at last check, a few minutes ago, her page had more than $140,000 and heart-felt messages of support. i read one from a man who says he's a facial and oral surgeon in tampa and has offered his services to the family for absolutely free. her sister and her mother, they her brother hopes to join them on wednesday. >> wow. that's something to hear. i so hope she's going to get the care she needs here. she has

and graduate from yale pand she's in south america doing ursue -- peru helping people. pwho would expect something like pthis to happen? pshe at this point is hopefully pgoing to be transferred with her pmom and with her sister who flew pdown there to help. pshe's going to be transferred pfrom south america up to miami, robably getting there around p6:00 or so tonight and then lots pof medical work to be done on pher. pshe has a fractured skull, she's pgot fractured ribs, she's got plung problems but her best pfriend told me it is amazing, palive. pback to you. p>>laura: thank you. p>>russell: it's 7:33 right now. pflorida primary is three weeks pfrom tomorrow and by then, only pa handful of presidential pcandidates may be left. pchief political anchor is in pthis morning to talk about the pmorning. p>>reporter: good morning. p>>russell: well, so following pthe weekend, it looks like it's ptrump and hillary, the two to p>> that's right. philly now heading to south pcarolina where she has an padvantage after that win in the pnevada caucuses and donald trump pleading sout

police say the boy was playing with a cat at home on yale street when he went into a crawlspace under the house and found that loaded gun. he took it on the porch, fired one shot into the ground and thankfully no one was hurt. the grandmother tells police she has no idea how the gun got there or who it belongs to. officers tell us the gun is not registered and they believe someone hid it under the home. >>> this morning mystery surrounding justice scalia's death as an epic brawl over his replacement plays out in washington. >> his family doesn't want an autopsy saying the 79-year-old justice died peacefully in his sleep while on a hunting trip in texas over the weekend. also overnight we got some we're going to show you now. of the private plane that is carrying his body leaving el paso international airport for virginia. funeral arrangements are still being set now for the conservative justice who spent nearly 30 years with the nation's highest court. >>> president obama meantime says he will appoint scalia's successor "in due time," in an hour of his death being announced. the senat

passengers walked away on their own, bu some patients were critical and transported to the trauma center at yale new haven hospital. a 22-year-old man is behind bars facing charges in a shooting and of a convenience store in sumter. trey moore was arrested friday at a broad street motel. his charges included attempted murder, two counts armed robbery, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. investigators say a couple was robbed just after 3 p-m last tuesday in the parking lot of fredrick's citgo on guignard drive. one victim was shot and is expected to be ok. this afternoon two sumter parents are out on bond after they were arrested over the weekend for injuries doctors reported on their infant. alicia anderson and adam little have been charged with unlawful conduct toward a child. the pair were both given 20-thousand dollar bonds at a hearing this morning. sumter police say the 9- week-old was takeneno a hospitalalith a broken femur. doctors also found several other bone fractures. we're told the infant is expected to make a full recovery. tonight, people worried about identity theft

and she's now a student at yale.. . working on her post-graduate in humanities. we spoke to her older brother, linden on monday. he says he's through. he's also heading to miami to see her later this morning: 3 3 friends started an online fundraising page to cover schuyler's medical expenses. at last check... that page raised more than 140-thousand dollars. 3 are searching for two men who broke into a woman's home... during her nap. 3 it happened last week on stillridge drive. these are surveillance photos of the woman heard a loud bang... then saw one of the suspects trying to get through her sliding glass door. the woman confronted him... and they exchanged a few words in suspects ran away. nothing was taken and she wasn't hurt. if you recognize the suspects... call the 3 also in hernando county: deputies say *dozens of targeted by scam artists. come forward... to help keep these guys locked up. deputies say dennis prairie and marion brown were probably tell from this video... they did some shoddy work. but they still made off with several hundred know of at le

police say the boy had been playing outside a home on yale street south when he chased a cat under the house. hidden in a crawl space -- the boy found a revolver. he took it onto the porch and fired one round into the ground. the boy's family says the gun does not belong to them. investigators believe someone may have tossed the gun under the home to hide it. terrifying moments for several families in clearwater over the weekend after 2 small children almost drowned. sunday morning -- a 2 year old boy was found in his family's pool on buford boulevard. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. and on saturday night -- on highland acres drive -- a 1- year-old boy was found face down in a 55-gallon drum of water used for tilapia farming. we don't know how he's doing this morning. in both cases -- the parents were nearby and say they had only lost sight of the kids for a moment. developing right now, the body of supreme court justice antonin sca-lia has arrived at a funeral home in el paso, texas. sca-lia was found dead of an apparent heart attack in his room at a west texas af

he received a jd from yale law school in 2005, where he served as the "article" editor. these are some pretty heavy-duty professors. i have also heard from some more conservative leaning professors who believe the same thing, that the constitution is the constitution, that shall means it shall, that people have a duty to do their job. i am sure all of our colleagues were shocked when justice scalia died. that happened. but when things happen, you have your jobs to do. you have your jobs to do. that is really what this is about today, about a constitutional duty, a solemn oath that people take to do their jobs, respecting not only the history of this country, but really the basic constitution unless our country is based and our government is based. i want to thank you for taking the time to join us. there were several comments made about the need to continue standing up. you have seen the democrats in the senate be very clear from our most liberal senator to our most conservative democrat, you believe that the constitution is clear and there is a duty here. on the republi

. >>> bring valley that is jordan jordan headed to yell -- yell -- yale. bruno were school to -- school -- will score to. it works out here 19 on the night now it's 57 still had one position game 3.2 seconds left. the visitors from the upstate and overtime spring valley survives 60-57. >>> ridgefield on the road as spartanburg blazers versus the vikings. with a bucket for the visitors will score inside looking to outside it's kanan rice with the jumper exciting game in the upstate vigoda double-overtime they fall by final of 76-73. >>> college hoops usc women have done something that hasn't been accomplished in 30 years. three consecutive rate -- final titles. dawn staley has her sights set on the ultimate prize. certainly a monumental feat for her program. >> you want to enjoy the journey because it years ago we lost that title. we probably lost a five if you want to look at it like that so they've accomplished something state of south carolina for could get done here so it's worthy of saying it because we did say it. >> college football news wide receive

emily: you went to yale and majored in biology.ou were also a competitive figure skater and hockey player? you went into health investing. anne: i got a job offer on wall street and i originally said no to the job. i called them back and said babysitting is not that interesting. emily: how do you go from wall street to silicon valley? anne: i was understanding how the health system worked. the more i dug into it, the more i recognized how much it's a business. i went to one business in 2005. there were 1000 people working on how they could maximize the filling out comes the patient's so they could take him as much money as possible. the system is never going to change. that was me throwing in the towel. i believe there is such potential, the healthcare system i am investing and is not the one i want. it was all about start of movement. the consumer has a voice. emily: at a certain point you meant sergey brin. anne: they started google in my sister's house. i could not avoid him because he was always there. we would be washing dishe

. >> the computer went off this money at yale's computer science >> reporter: the most wanted in america, the unabomber, a ghost targeting universities and airliners. thus the name. the here's been almost as much money spent on the unabomber investigation as all serial murderers put together. >> reporter: but in the end his capture would also come down to this woman. speaking out tonight in her first television interview. >> the longest fbi investigation our country. but how was it that you, a college professor, was the first to suspect ted kaczynski could be the unabomber?eason is the fbi began to release information. >> reporter: more on her in a moment. nearly 30 yes, there is ago there wasn't much information 1987 when computer store owner gary wright became the victim of the unabomber's 12th bomb. >> as i drove into the rear parking lot i piece of wood. i went over to pick it up. i bent down. and i put my hand on the very end of it.ely something happened. there was a big blast of pressure. and i was knocked about 20 feet backwards into the parking what happened? >> when it went off

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it happened at a home in the 17-hundred block of yale street south. police say the boy grabbed the gun.. and fired a shot. luckily, no one was hurt. police say revolver with several rounds in it. they believe it under the house. 3 3 and all those incidents *could come up... at a meeting today in tampa. it's aimed at stopping *preventable child deaths. it will take place at "eckerd kids" in tampa... a services. it will be a forum featuring several state health officials, law enforcement officers, and internet bloggers... sharing their personal stories. 3 across tampa bay, there were 41 *preventable child deaths last year... for children under the age of six causes: drowning, abusive head trauma... known as shaken baby syndrome... and unsafe sleep practices. that usually means co-sleeping between parents and babies. 3 today is also the start... of hit-and-run awareness week. it's a crime the florida highway patrol says happens way too often. last year alone, there were 186 deadly hit-and-run crashes across the state. 3 one of those deadly crashes happen

and bringing the virus with them, officials are yale researchers noted that zika was unknown a year ago. and only then did they suspect it was serious for pregnant women. >> and then the women who we believe were exposed early in 2015 now are giving birth to these babies with birth defects. >> reporter: so a year ago that wasn't happening? >> right. >> mark: researchers say they have seen babies where the virus is detectible, but they don't know if all 4,000 are due to the virus. >> reporter: a measure would allow homeowners to rent out all or part of their homes opponents say it would usurp power from the government. >> the virginia bicycling federation says helmets can keep riders safe, but counterproductive. under existing law, any city! er or town in virginia can adopt a law to require any rider 14 and under to wear helmets. >> the constitution is pretty clear about what is supposed to happen now. >> mark: the president faces a republican-led senate with . >> mark: president obama declared that republicans have no constitutional grounds to refuse the vote on a supreme court nominee.

skyler eracolla a graduate of yale university. swimming when a boulder fell fracturing her skull and vertebrae. they would like to fly her back to the u.s. for treatment her family says. so far they have collected $130,000 to pay for her medical bills in. >> a mega bus burst into flames on the side of the road. no one hurt but the passengers' troubles may be far from over. the fire on video. the bus was in illinois headed for milwaukee wisconsin when passengers heard a loud pop. the driver went to see if the bus had a flat tire and that's to fly and everyone got out. >> it was horrifying. everybody running down the highway. it was terrible. >> i have nothing left. all of my clothing, i don't have anything left at home so there is really nothing left. >> everything. everything. everything. >> these passengers might be out thousands of dollars thanks to this mega bus policy that says the company is only liable for $250 in lost or damaged luggage. some passengers said they smelled smoke before the bus left chicago and questioned whet

an outstanding student here and at yale, skylar, we have been telling you about her all morning long. let me recap the story for you. she is down in peru on a fellowship, decides to vacation with friends in columbia, goes where a boulder, a two foot by two foot boulder hits her in the head in the river. she has fractured bones and skull, they are trying to get her home right now. to learn more about her and how the alumni community here is reacting to the whole thing, please welcome kent hol neverston, you the director of college counseling. what are people saying at this point? >> skylar is a strong berkeley presence even as a garage watt. i think what is amazing is to come together. a lot of it is through social media. but, a lot of memories, a lot of folks really reflecting back to what she has meant to us as a community, but what she's meant to them. she's one of the people that brings people together. even after graduating, she has done that with her alumni group. so, to see members of the community that don't know her trying to be supportive, making donations, but sending prayer

this woman graduates from berkeley prep and goes on to yale. she is in columbia and almost we will have the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. from tampa bay's no. 1 news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> 8:30, a young woman who spent most of her life in tampa is now fighting for her life in columbia. >> she was swimming with friends, when a freak accident put her in the hospital. fox 13's ken suarez is live at berkeley prep where skylar went to school. ken, you have spoken with one of her friends who was with her at the time. what did she say? >> reporter: well, you know, she said this trip was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime. but, unfortunately, it didn't turn out that way. >>> skylar is a yale graduate on a fellowship. she was teaching and building homes in peru. she and her friends decided to take time off and take an eggs curgs to columbia. they were on a rafting trip when the unexpected

he found former dean of yale law school. now, he was known in the academic world for arguing that the president cannot act unilaterally. even better he argued that when president reagan bombed libya that that implicated the war powers act. somehow he came to the conclusion that bombing libya for months at a time 15 years later not constitute hostilities within the meaning of the act and therefore the president can go ahead and do it. >> wasn't more hostilities the military action. >> the argument, american forces are not actually at risk unless they get hit by a stray aircraft. one problem largely meant to prevent cambodia from happening again. so just looking at the history is not make any sense. finally as far as the examples, this to your colleague letter to rewrite their guidelines for them just -- investigating sexual assault. this was accomplished by a dear colleague letter department of education's office of civil rights. there is no statutory language. they just announced it. here are the rules we want you to follow.

pschuyler is a yale graduate, pboth undergraduate and graduate pshe was down there on a restigious fell " owship fellowship. pthey trapped over to colombia to phave the time of their life, to pgo repelling, rafting and have psome fun. pthe most bizarre thing happened. pshe jumped off a cliff along pwith other people, was in the pwater and out of the blue, a big pboulder falls on her head. pthe friend tells me that peverybody was watching and it palmost happened in slow motion. pit took, it seems to them, four pseconds or so for that rock to pfall and of all places, where pwould it fall but directly on pher. pall kinds of problems as a presult of that. pshe has a fractured face, a pfractured skull. pshe has lung problems and pfractured ribs. pshe's getting excellent medical pcare down there but there's pstill a lot of problems and pthere's going to be a very big pbill that has to be paid so it's pmy understanding that the pcompany down there, the rafting pcompany, has maxed out pinsurance. paccount in this country to pay pthe excess. pbefore we were saying she had to pbe kept in the coun

p>> skyler certainly made very pimpact at this campus at yale pwhere she went after graduating pfrom berkeley. p. pshe is a graduate student on pvery fellowship down in peru pdecides take a vacation with psome friends over to colombia. pshe was on rafting trip boulder pout of no place falls on her phead. pshe has fractured ribs and pfractured skull. pand other complications. pat this point we trying to get pback her more. psomeone who really knows what's pgoing on is kemp howeversteyn pdirector of college counseling. phow alumni community in articular reacting to this? p>> it has been amazing to see pquickly world has spread p how pquickly people are responded. pcertainly, alumni that knew her pwell went to school with her who pweren't familiar with had simply pknow that she went to berkeley. pwe theory offing out really psupported the go fund me beige i pthink the prayers and the ositive message that have gone pto her mom and to her sister phave meant a lot. p>> what's kinds of amazing we pare talking about alumni who pknew her other didn't but they pwere same class. pyou are kids t