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>> we reached out to a spokesperson at penn state university. they say this man was a professor at the business school but he no longer teaches there. he retired back in 2012. >> it also sounds like other students in the area are like egging this guy on a little bit. >> this caused so much of a scene that police had to be called in and eventually it was police who broke up this crowd. >> [ bleep ] you! >> a race turns dirty when one driver pulls a quick one. >> oh, man. >> why rubbing is not racing. >> and a girl who should not be behind the wheel. >> i can't drive! >> the girl is screaming, telling other cars to get out of her way. >>> it is said that rubbing is racing but it's really not a good idea. this is on the cross circuit. this is a north yorkshire in the u.k. watch the cars just up ahead of the car we're riding in. >> yeah, boy. it's good. >> the guy we're riding with is going for it. >> oh, boy. >> oh! >> oh, man. >> ooh. >> that's not good. the guy in the red car deliberately closed the door on him. he had the line. >> can you not do

>> we reached out to a spokesperson at penn state university. they say this man was a professor at the business school but he no longer teaches there. he retired back in 2012. >> it also sounds like other students in the area are like egging this guy on a little bit. >> this caused so much of a scene that police had to be called in and eventually it was police who broke up this crowd. >> [ bleep ] you! >> a race turns dirty when one driver pulls a quick one. >> oh, man. >> why rubbing is not racing. >> and a girl who should not be behind the wheel. >> i can't drive! >> the girl is screaming, telling other cars to get out of her way. ♪ ♪ ♪ they love the way i walk cuz i walk with a vengeance i can be bad if i want i can go slow all night long i'm a grown woman ♪ ♪ beyoncÉ: embrace your past, but live for now. ♪ now betcha i run this cuz i put it... ♪ >>> it is said that rubbing is racing but it's really not a good idea. this is on the cross circuit. this is a north yorkshire in the u.k. watch the cars just up ahead of the car we're

from san francisco state university, phil leap jegal, kron4 news. >> san francisco state university president wes long says this is truly a tragic event for justin's friends and family. he we assure them we are ready to stand up and offer support and assistance. >>> new details in the brutal beating of a pleasantton man who was beat until he was put in a coma. kron 4's jeff bush is live tonight. jeff, what else are police saying? >> reporter: police have confirmed that they've identified and interviewed several people who were there that night when david lamont was beaten unconscious in front of his house. >> reporter: pleasantton police say that 4 teens were interviewed about what happened. officials say the 4 are not considered suspects at this time. 3 of those interview ready pleasantton locals. two attend foothill high school, and one attends amodor high school. the 4th person is an 18-year- old who lives out of town. police say the people of interest were cooperative during interviews. no arrests were made because of a lack of evidence. but that could change. police say they will continu

she said, "hold your convention at the state university." i said, "we don't have a state university; we have something called the alaska agricultural college and school of mines." she said, "well, hold it there instead of in the capitol because the capitol has entrenched lobbying interests, and they will be lobbying for their pet projects. and you go to the university, you'll have a library facility, and it's a much better scene." >> narrator: before the end of the 1955 territorial legislative session, stewart had drafted a final version of a bill proposing a constitutional convention that would take place at the university of alaska in fairbanks. the bill included an innovative method for electing the delegates that would sidestep the original gold rush-era rules that divided alaska into four enormous and awkward districts for elections. >> i was determined, as well as other committee members, that we needed to have broad representation at the convention. so we had to conjure up some scheme to create special election districts from which th

to the san francisco historic preservation committee i'm with the san francisco state university where i teach. i'm the form leader of the san francisco civil rights movement when people could on the work in their own communities. we willing busting u busted open opportunities for a blacks. the store was the historic site first for japanese-americans and they were incarcerated. and then from 6 to 45 thousand i know the history from julian who basically scald the scholarship in black studies. and before there was an installation called black studies this was an institution called marcus bookstore. dr. was the deepen of the college now chair a georgia state school was from therd of the marcus. so that bookstore has been a repository of history and brought about change and astronomers so designating it as a historic landmark is crucial for a community and people of color and for san francisco at large. i brought a letter i know you require 10 or 15 but i hope you take s it and copy it on behalf of our department >> thank you, sir. >> and you'll have other statements. >> thank you. (callin

he attended this school, san diego state university. he was a young environmentalist who loved to swim. >> water pole low club president benderman diaz told us today that he just found out one of his maybes was shot and killed as he got off a muni light rain train at randolph and bright streets. he told us by phone he can't believe it because he says valdez was a great teammate. >> he was respectful and all had a smile on his face. >> value dpez was a sophomore here at san francisco state university. officials are reacting to his death. >> it's truly tragic to see a 1250u7b9 lose his life in such a way. the president has reached out to the family a enoffered both condolences on behalf of our entire community. >> the campus community may be breathing a high of relief. now that police have a man behind bars in this case. with the help of this surveillance video, police released last night, they now have a man in custody. he has been identified a 30-year-old who lives in the oceanview district of san francisco. now, police are telling us t

san francisco state university president les wong. released a statement. it says. quote - "this is truly a tragedy for justin's friends and family, and for the entire university community. i have reached out to justin's family to offer our heartfelt concern and to assure them. that we stand ready to offer support and assistance at this difficult time." less than a week after two people were shot in san francisco's potrero hill, * another victim is recovering after being shot last night. it happened near the corner of 23rd and arkansas streets around seven. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. this comes just days after a 24-year-old man and a 21- year-old woman were both shot. the man later died from his injuries. police are still searching for the gunmen. cal train is back up and running this morning. but firefighters remain on high alert. this after a brush fire broke out in burlingame, causing major delays.for this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. the flames broke out on california drive and dufferin avenue short

what will michigan state university do about a professor indoctrinating students with political hate lettering? we will talk to a student in that professor's class. >>> why is hawaii such a liberal state? do you know what liberal means? >> no. >> some of the dumbest things ever said on waters world. no this is not three hours long. >> what is ben franklin famous for? >> the 100th president? >> caution, you are about to begin the no spin zone. it begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly and thanks for watching us. should america attack syria? that is the subject of this evening's talking points. conservatives and liberals are split over the issue which as you know is rare in this country. so there is no question that storm clouds are gathering over the obama administration because the president is in trouble. he needs congress to uh official his decision to use military action. congress might not do it. although yesterday the senate foreign relationses committee voted 10-7 to support the president. they are fascinated how some prominent americans are coming down on the issues. let'

. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 head of cal state university visits san jose state. issue he's addressing. >> a rare friendship between two horses why one can't go anywhere without the other. >> a major recall of baby motrin. >>> it's goodbye washington hello university of california for janet napolitano. vice president biden led a farewell ceremony for napolitano who is stepping down to leave the university of california system. she held the post for four and a half years, longer than anyone else. the vice president thanked her for her service and said he believes she'll be back in wash some day, perhaps on the supreme court. >> head of the california state university system was today, he promised to visit campuses, today was san jose state's turn. >> everyone liked to hear cal salry goesing up. it's a modest 1.3% increase, one that the new chancellor of the system says was necessary the money from what was received from prop 30 funds. >> i think the move is going to be able to give >> unfortunately our african american studies department has been neglected. >> some

i will say, though, that the san jose state university police force not releasing a lot of details on who this victim is. nor who the suspect might be. bullet they say they have some promising leads and they don't want to compromise the investigation. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> soon criminals who end up behind bars in san francisco might say there was an app for that. the san francisco pd announced it's equipping officers with now smartphones, the first in the state with an app connecting them to the state's justice department database. they'll be able to instantly access criminal records, stolen vehicles, crime reports and mugshots. police chief greg suhr says this is just the beginning. >> thetheoretically, officers c view the inside of a bank while the crime is in process making it safer for everybody. >> in past this kind of information would require a radio call or trip back to the station. the department plans to equip 1,600 officers with the new homes by the end of this year. >>> a morgan hill preschool teacher who put sleep medication into

in the killing of san francisco state university student justin valdez. the victim was gunned down as he was getting off muni. this is surveillance video of the 30-year old man believed to be responsible for the attack. it happened monday night, near randolph and bright streets. new tonight at 8-- >> pam: kron 4's philippe djegal is at san francisco state. with what we're learning about the victim. >> reporter: we are told that he is best known he is the member of the university man poulticing. members of the club eight actually just heard about the passing into broken up. this crack down- as a person person. students are morning. mourning. >> this is tragic. >> on a lot of students and even i take that at ninth and just sucks. >> i am shocked this is so random and it does not make any sense. just a waste of life. >> reporter:san francisco state university president lee wong. released a statement. it says. quote - >> pam: "this is truly a tragedy for justin's friends and family, and for the entire university community. >> pam: i have reached out to justin

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much

record book, it always creates a buzz that can be heard throughout the state. former university of texas wide receiver jordan shipley set ery majo career receiving record when he was at burnet (burn-it) high school: receptions, yard and touchdowns.

we have some students from the university of delaware -- delaware state university. around 4400 students attend. caller: good morning. does a possible government shutdown affect federal employees? guest: significantly. any federal employees not deemed to be in critical functions -- certain homeland security components of our government are not affected by a shutdown, but many federal employees are affected by it. it has a profoundly negative effect on many federal workers because they went not be paid or they will not be working during a shutdown. host: andre is up next. good morning. caller: i think a lot of people th esethese exchanges -- are independent insurance programs. they did a good job of scaring people. when you have porkbarrel 1%,ding which is half of all the people in congress have these pet projects. they had to tell the constituents, "i got this money for your bike path you want to get." we got less of the threatening to shut down. everybody got a little pork in the pot. host: adding some pork back in. guest: i did not served in congress one year marks

we are in san jose on the property of san jose state university. this is where neighbors discovered a dead body sunday and it capped a violent weekend that has investigators working around the clock. >> reporter: people living near the san jose state university tennis courts are dazed today after spending yesterday stuck inside their homes while mese conducted a possible homicide investigation. the man who discovered a body inside a jeep and called 911 said it was traumat frequent him and his family -- traumatic for him and his family. >> crazy. nice neighborhood. we can't trust no one, i guess. . >> reporter: jarring? >> yes. especially seeing the body in front of your eyes. >> i didn't see the face or nothing but it was like gave me the chills. >> reporter: friday night a man was shot and killed in san jose. the 35th homicide. and then saturday night a 39- year-old woman was stabbed to death. san jose's 36th homicide. police arrested a suspect in each of the cases. the department says there were two shootings and two stabbings that didn't result

he said i've been enrolled as a freshman at north carolina state university in nuclear engineering and the graduated at 25 to he wrote me a 27. he said he for your mistake but i had a good time last night i said, i know that. that much i know about liberal arts colleges. you had a good time. other reactions, alex, we're getting lots of invitations to go to campus forums on this, stanford, roundtable, other things. maybe the funnies one from university, added don't think she would my me telling, is heather wilson, former congresswoman from new mexico, cannot. she wrote me from the south dakota school of mines, to which with great praise in the book. please come into the winter commencement in rapid city. i said when is that? december 21. rapid city. i said maybe not. [laughter] she said, a recognized we don't have much of a budget to pay you because they just don't pay me much. i set my salary, public information committee $62,500. the average graduate probably makes $63,500. i said take up a collection him and recent graduates and send me a decent the. anyway, i think of it out there.

of san francisco state university released a statement, the president of san francisco state said this is a tragedy for friends and family and for the entire university community. today we are also hearing from friends of the victim, justin valdez, i got a chance to talk to his high school principal in southern california. he said he was a great student and we are putting together more reaction and comments coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. live in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a 25-year-old cold case may be solved. a break in the case led them to two suspects. as a result of dna evidence the district attorney issued warrants for fausto chavez and josafat presencion. they are accused of strangling wynetta davis in 1988. >>> new developments tonight in the case of a elementary school teacher accused of molesting students. joseph martin is expected of abusing 13 boys. he pleaded not guilty. he taught at woodside elementary school. they say officials with the district knew he may have abused children in 2006 but did not report the finding to police. >>> punch -- fin

university. i want to put out a call to the churches and the synagogues and the item he lives and the mosques. august 8th of this next month to gather our people to listen to the announcements and talk to the young in the black communities. we want to start with that day as being non-violent. recently we've had a rash of violence. it's going back to before i had taken my job and it's at a critical point. i know that supervisor breed and cowen understand how that is that. we figure if we can have no killing for one day. have a nice vacation and i'll pray for you you're traveling grace. take care of >> are there any other members of the community. seeing none, general public comment is closed. madam clerk read our adoption calendar >> a single role will enact those matters and a matter can be severed. colleagues i'd like to sever item 67 arrest let's take a roll call on the balance of the calendar >> adoption calendar. >> (calling names) >> those recessess are adopted and motions approved. >> item

to the san francisco historic preservation committee i'm with the san francisco state university where i teach. i'm the form leader of the san francisco civil rights movement when people could on the work in their own communities. we willing busting u busted open opportunities for a blacks. the store was the historic site first for japanese-americans and they were incarcerated. and then from 6 to 45 thousand i know the history from julian who basically scald the scholarship in black studies. and before there was an installation called black studies this was an institution called marcus bookstore. dr. was the deepen of the college now chair a georgia state school was from therd of the marcus. so that bookstore has been a repository of history and brought about change and astronomers so designating it as a historic

. >> police are looking for the person who abandoned the man at san diego state university. >>> cal fire investigators say they now know what caused the fire at mount diablo. jodi hernandez joins us from the fire line with the very latest. >> reporter: cal fire just announced within the hour the cause of the morgan fire was target shooting. we do know that that fire started not far from where we're standing along morgan territory road. we talked to one woman earlier in the week who saidhe heard gunfire. a spark from target shooting ignited the fire that has left much of mount diablo charred. long-time residents are trying to take in the new landscape left behind the morgan fire. >> pretty bare and black. it is just different, very stark. it is unfortunate. it's turned into a big charcoal. >> reporter: a mountain that was once overgrown with brush and trees changed in a flash. >> it's an area that hadn't burned since 1977 and then 3,000 acres of it became a moon skap. >> reporter: not only did the fire wipe out vegetation, but it also killed wildlife. >> 3,000 acres burned. a whole bunch

university and in the vice president of the african studies we're one-hundred percent support of designating this marcus you books a landmark. marcus dakota bookstore gives us literature that fills in the information of amendments. it's the key source of african source for people's support to humanity. every seminar our students find rare and new books at marcus bookstore and i'm going to commit it being historical about the history has to be properly understood it's not a separate place to be a history of something we use to function at an optimum level. and marcus bookstore can't be left in the hands of someone's promise. it's worthy of a city resolution to protect this legacy. and it's a symbol for the black community throughout the bay area and for black bookstores throughout the country and thank you very much for your time. i have a letter here on behalf of the vice president chair on behalf of the department of african studies >> president and commissioners. good afternoon. i'm the cleveland of the japan task force. i want to echo the support for moving forward with land marking here.

university and director of the penn state earth system science center. in tonight's green reports scientists typically define a mass extinction as an event when more than three quarters of all the species on earth disappear in a relatively short period of geologic time and geologists tell us that every one of the world's worst extinctions as well as the smaller ones involved a significant element of global climate change or the world's leading experts today on global climate change is dr michael mann a distinguished professor of meteorology at penn state university director of the penn state earth systems science center and author of the book's dire predictions understanding global warming and the hockey stick and the climate wars dispatches from the front lines is also a co-founder of the award winning website science website real climate dot org dr michael mann welcome. thanks thomas great to be with you thanks for joining us what are tipping points and why is it that we generally only know that we've passed them after we've passed them. well the tippi

>> there is a college campus, ohio state university, love this university by the way. they have an armored vehicle which can resist iuds. they got it for free, but this is a campus police department that is getting an armored vehicle. at the tried to do this in berkeley, as well, but there it was rejected. ohio state, though, saying they need it for natural disasters. >> in columbus, a lot of national disasters. >> i'm waiting to see what michigan will get in response. >> frat parties can get pretty rowdy. >> now it will be a target, who can tip it. >>> this is a row toe type of the world's most expensive vehicle. it is a gold plated and diamond encrusted la ee eed lamborghini. the prototype is worth $3 million and when it finally goes on sale, the big one will cost $8 million. i'm surprised that the the one is 3, big one is 8. >> isn't seem to make sense. >> is it supposed to work? >> it's opposed to work.3, big . >> isn't seem to make sense. >> is it supposed to work? >> it's opposed to work.big one. >> isn't seem to make sense. >> is it supposed to work? >> it's opp

to the san francisco historic preservation committee i'm with the san francisco state university where i teach. i'm the form leader of the san francisco civil rights movement when people could on the work in their own communities. we willing busting u busted open opportunities for a blacks. the store was the historic site first for japanese-americans and they were incarcerated. and then from 6 to 45 thousand i know the history from julian who basically scald the scholarship in black studies. and before there was an installation called black studies this was an institution called marcus bookstore. dr. was the deepen of the college now chair a georgia state school was from therd of the marcus. so that bookstore has been a repository of history and brought about change and astronomers so designating it as a historic landmark is crucial for a community and

and faculty at the san francisco state university. in the college of ethic studies where among other things i teach japanese-american history. so through this i feel i've felt i'm a stakeholder that was the reason i became a participant in the japan town organizing committee in addition to my own personal connections to the committee through the board of supervisors for the japanese-american national library. i'd like to affirm the japan plan but i'd like to speak from the angel of academic he teaching in the university and would like to stress the importance of doing what can be done to preserve such a rich and a culturally diverse community especially in connection with the social and cultural heritage. it's a long-standing mission even if ethic studies even if being a upper place in the country that links the you thought to bay community and through this mission we as faculty encourage and seek to create opportunity for our students to experience things in their own community whereby i hope in their later crazy they'll give back to

. >>> a hayward girl got a special visit today, members of cal state university east bay soft ball team tropd off a gift basket filled with goodies. the 10-year-old was shot while sleeping in her bed she's now able to eat and walk on her own, she's getting better. terrific day. >> a dancing with the stars contestant is in the hospital. abc confirms he was injured last night. the fan favorite reportedly hurt his knee and may need surgery. >> yes. he carried on well. >> so he did well. >> researchers came up with a way to trance form brain activity into music. and it would benefit seizure patients. take a listen. this shows researchers looking at brain activity patterns one of the men uses electrodes in patient brains to treat see sures. he decided to set the spikes to music. scientists discovered they can differentiate seizure activity just by listening. it aallow care givers to learn when an undetected seizure is occurring. >> 49ers day day is just around the corner. our coverage begins this thursday, we'll have content at abc 7 news.com on our facebook page and on twitter at abc 7 news

grand valley state university in michigan took down their pendulum statue tuesday. why? because students were using the artwork to imitate the music video. >> of course they were. >> the university released a statement saying the statue was removed for safety reasons. >> sanitary reasons. >> yeah, we heard there were students posing naked on it. >>> snoop dogg posted a pretty incriminating photo. the rapper posed with a pound of marijuana. he said his friend had won it for him over the weekend. how do you win a pound of marijuana? i have to ask. >>> patrick steward found fun ways to spend down time. while working on two broadway shows together. yesterday they took in views from the empire state building. looks scared. >> interesting. >>> zac efron is spending time focusing solely on his career now. reports have it that he had a brief stint in rehab five months ago. not many people thought about that. >>> alicia keys had a party, but she says she was confused when she and the entourage were eating and drinking in a neighbor's kitchen. how do you do that? >> whoops. they k

my main job has been doing social work for san francisco state university. i have been a community organizer, a social worker, but i have also been a legislative aide. i worked mostly for community- based organization supporting kids and families, working for labor. i got to see how city hall could be an effective tool to create change. i looked at running in 2007, 2008, and somehow i made it. i have been in politics for so many ways, doing work around central america, supporting people in central america against u.s. imperialism, their right to live, self determination. i did a lot of work on that on campus when i was in college. a bit of work on apartheid when i was in college as well. >> i never got involved in supporting a candidate. i never thought a candidate was someone that i would support. then when tom ammiano ran against willie brown, i got inspired. i thought, someone with integrity and honesty, if they can run for mayor, maybe i can be somebody who represents what is true about our people. that is what inspired me to run and be a candidate. one

as a graduate from moscow state university psychology faculty of could have spent his life with books as a scholar instead he chose a more difficult path to work with death and blood children. i saw there were people who needed my psychology more. so they became the center of my universe. as a junior research assistant at first i had to develop an experimental work program for them. but i hate any kind of formality especially when it comes to love. and i love those kids right from the start. those kids know how tough it is to achieve what he has which it's very important for them to stay in touch with alexander. almost just we have a girl now her name is i don't wanna she's totally deaf and blind. i think he's very familiar with so much of what she feels and suffers i think he's the only one who is really able to help her. leona is terrified to walk by herself the teacher guides her by the hand. alexander gently tells her how important it is to overcome this fear and explains how he walks despite his condition. what is there it's a war king frame. it has four wheels. it goes in front.

university. he faces charges of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of the 48-year-old on sunld thchl is a complicated case here, police say uhara fired a shot at people he thought were car thieves outside of his home in los gatos. the thought is that bullet hit him and car kept going. >> well, tonight, east palo alto police saying a gunman who shot go teenagers matches a description of a man firing into a neighboring home on labor day. the victims told police a man drove up to a home last night about 11:00 and started shooting at two teens. one went to school but came home in pain. >> hurts. i don't know. it's worst pain i've ever felt in my life. >> never been shot before. >> i just want everybody to figure everything out this, hurts. i don't want it to happen again. >> police need help in catching the shooter. the 17-year-old brother remains hospitalized police say both are gang members. the house has been site of four separate shootings since may. a woman found stabbed to death this morn

as a graduate from moscow state university psychology faculty of could have spent his life with books as a scholar instead he chose a more difficult path to work with death and blood children. i saw there were people who needed my psychology more. so they became the center of my universe. as a junior research assistant at first i had to develop an experimental work program for them. but i hate any kind of formality especially when it comes to love. and i love those kids right from the start. those kids know how tough it is to achieve what he has but it's very important for them to stay in touch with alexander. almost just we have a girl now her name is i don't wanna she's totally deaf and blind. i think he's very familiar with so much of what she feels and suffers i think he's the only one who is really able to help her. leona is terrified to walk by herself the teacher guides her by the hand. alexander gently tells her how important it is to overcome this fear and explains how he walks despite his condition. what is that it's a war king frame. it has four wheels. it goes in front. an

. >>> one grad students from morgan state university is on a mission to help those effected by bullying. he's choosing music to do it. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> at 6 foot 4, 300 pounds it's hard to believe that donald schuler was bullied. he said many days he was just considered to be a big, dumb football player. he put his message into words. he's joining forces with unlisted to target bullying. >> i feel like the song relates to those going through it and trying to make it. >> next december schuler hopes to grand graduates. >>> near ly $19 million was poured into the towson school. it was done to help accommodate the school's rolling enrollment. >>> at the city how major stephanie rwalings-blake will have a ribbon cutting for street chargers. national plug-in day is this sunday. >>> the calendar may say fall. it looks like winter in montana. take a look at this. storms brought several inches of snow and that was throughout parts of the state. this is what it looked like in georgetown. the heavy snow damaged power lines, leaving a lot of of people in the dark. it could melt away today. >

but if you look at state universities, i mean, university of albany abolishes its classics department, its foreign languages department. i spoke at the university of washington, they had 10% budget cuts and their response was not to touch their gleaming sponsored business school, but to abolish the theater department and the philosophy department. all of those academic forces that have the capacity to teach you how to think rather than what to think. all of those things within the society that deal with beauty and truth and what is called the sacred. all of those forces within the society that make transformation possible are under brutal assault and you see it among artists, my wife is an actor, you see it among journalists, you see it among musicians, you see it among writers, you know, everybody -- he don't remunerate. the only thing we do is corporate management and public relations which are lies. so with the rise of the new left, you already i think begin to see this disease. so you have figures like lane kirk land and others who enthusiastically backing nixon's war in indochina

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a recent study from ohio state university finds the number of emergency room visits due to people walking with their cell phone has risen more than five fold since 2005. and most of them are between 16 and 25 years old. >> i think they really grown up with these devices and it is practically an extension of their bodies. >> he was texting without looking where he was going and he almost went over that rock. >> i saved him. >> she saved me. >> no kidding. well, there are now public awareness campaigns to get people to put down their phones when they walk. >> i see people going across crosswalks when the light is red. hello. >> one giant does something he has not done since may, and help the a's lower that magic number. it's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> kpix5 news is sponsored by airport appliance. >> well, the a's announced that the third deck will be open during the playoff to increase the capacity to roughly $48,000. only a shade over 18,000 to see the angels tonight. gray had earlier given up a home run. this time he struck it out. 6th inning works for gray. he was backed by nice defense.

. >>> for the first time ever, california state university is offering students the option of taking online classes. the system is offering 33 online courses this fall semester. full-time students enrolled at any campus have access to online courses at other campuses. the idea is to help students complete required lower level course work to get their degrees on time. initially, students are only allowed to enroll in one online course per semester. >>> continuing coverage of the first day of commuting across the new eastern span of the bay bridge. we've seen a few accidents and violations. we monitor all the problems and we also look into what some call a flaw in the design that could cause congestion problems on the bridge in the future. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we will see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. we are always here for you on ktvu.com. have a great day. elizabeth: hollywood, california. and celebrity dance-a-thons. where dancers, live music, celebrities and celebration, all combine in an amazing charity event. both: dan