san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudi

san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudi

san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudi

bowling green state university there in the heart of wood county. as you can see, this storm is expected to take an easterly path through the county there. that does include campus. bowling green state university campus sits down in this area here. and i think part of this storm will go north of campus. but bowling green state university sent out a tweet and has alerted all of the students on campus to i'll keep you updated throughout the rest of the evening. my guess is the kids will be fine if you have kids there, give them a call. tell them to take this one seriously as kids oftentimes don't necessarily do that. we still have plenty of weather. there is a cold front to the west. and thunderstorm threat for northern ohio will continue. we will end up with the left overs with these storms. i don't think we have an immediate torrent threat in northeast ohio. as we go through the day tomorrow, that cold front will be closer and we'll have heavy rains and flooding is a possibility as well as hail and high wind and a possibility of a tornado. it is not

san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudi

law to the integration of state universities. so what you see here is wallace's reading copy that he read from, his statement from that day, on june 11th, 1963. in this speech, wallace really sets up this debate between states rights and federal rights. and as we see here on the second page, he makes a very powerful stance against federal involvement. and he says, i stand here today as governor of this sovereign state, and refuse to willingly submit to illegal usurption of pour power by the central government. so the lasting impact of the speech is not necessarily, you know, that he made a successful stance against desegregation of the university, it is actually that he sets himself up to become a national political figure that is pursuing the desires of this population that feels like they haven't been heard, this group of white southerners, but also other middle class working americans that feel like their views have been, you know, overshadowed by the federal government. and so once the state troops arrive, about two hours lat

a key corner of san jose state university. the library has received multiple awards for its unique design and is a partnership with the city of san jose and san jose state university. what is isn't receiving any awards for is the fact that the library offers a home to the homeless. the hours are so extended you can take care of things and have time to come back and finish whatever it was that you were trying to do. the homeless can come here to use computers, read books, and they even sleep on the floor, or sometimes slumped over desks. the building stays open to all until 9 o' clock most days. in eleven years, as library dean ruth kifer has come to understand how the homeless rely on the library. people who happen to be homeless aren't in the library to disrupt or to create any barriers for our students. they're just here sharing the space. and it appears to be done in a very successful way. denise white happens to be one of the homeless. she spends most of her day in the library, reading book after book. i've never seen such

law to the integration of state universities. so what you see here is wallace's reading copy that he read from, his statement from that day, on june 11th, 1963. in this speech, wallace really sets up this debate between states rights and federal rights. and as we see here on the second page, he makes a very powerful stance against federal involvement. and he says, i stand here today as governor of this sovereign state, and refuse to willingly submit to illegal usurption of power by the central government. so the lasting impact of the speech is not necessarily, you know, that he made a successful stance against desegregation of the university, it is actually that he sets himself up to become a national political figure that is pursuing the desires of this population that feels like they haven't been heard, this group of white southerners, but also other middle class working americans that feel like their views have been, you know, overshadowed by the federal government. and so once the state troops arrive, about two hours later, a

university. we have pilar from lasa accepting on her behalf. thank you, pilar. pilar is president of latin american teacher association. thank you, pilar. you take a quick picture for us? [laughter]. [inaudible] from blake student union, mission high school graduate. morehouse. hichem was the president of black student union. the next scholar is [inaudible] graduating from john ocaunl high school on his way to san francisco state university. irene [inaudible] college

now michelle is quite the star over at florida state university. she is a quarterback for the flag football team there. >> show me more. >> she doesn't really need to prove herself anymore. she already shows that she's got amazing talent. >> i'm going to give you more anyway. she's an all-star representing team usa on the female flag football team in the bahamas in september. >> woo-hoo. >> commentator or anything are volunteers. >> how about water board -- >> she's got quite the arm, quite the drop back -- >> her 2015 highlight reel got >>oh, wow. >> wow. >> she can juk, jive, dodge and move down the field like a pro -- >> football player. >> mo.com put out this video that i think is pretty neat. >> nicely decorated modern home, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, very clean, minimalist. >> this is also a doll house. >> yeah i could tell. something looked a little funny right from the beginning. but it looked spot on. >> my design i like illusion, you can't really call is it a miniature or real? >> my goal is my doll house is to make people look twice. >>

now michelle is quite the star over at florida state university. she is a quarterback for the flag football team >> okay. >> show me more. >> she doesn't really need to prove herself anymore. she already shows that she's got amazing talent. >> i'm going to give you more anyway. she's an all-star representing team usa on the female flag football team in the bahamas in september. >> woo-hoo. >> commentator or anything are volunteers. >> how about water board -- >> she's got quite the arm, quite the drop back -- >> her 2015 highlight reel got >> oh! >>oh, wow. >> wow. >> she can juk, jive, dodge and move down the field like a pro -- >> football player. >> mo.com put out this video th i think is pretty neat. >> nicely decorated modern home, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, very clean, minimalist. >> this is also a doll house. >> yeah i could tell. something looked a little funny right from the beginning. but it looked spot on. >> my design i l illusion, you can't really call is it a miniature or real? >> my goal is my doll house is to make people look twice.

now michelle is quite the star over at florida state university. she is a quarterback for the flag football team there. >> okay. >> show me more. >> she doesn't really need to prove herself anymore. she already shows that she's got amazing talent. >> i'm going to give you more anyway. she's an all-star representing team usa on the female flag football team in the bahamas in september. >> woo-hoo. >> commentator or anything are volunteers. >> how about water board -- >> she's got quite the arm, quite the drop back -- >> her 2015 highlight reel got 1.6 million views. >> oh! >>oh, wow. >> wow. >> she can juk, jive, dodge and >> mo.com put out this video that i think is pretty neat. >> nicely decorated modern home, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, very clean, minimalist. >> this is also a doll house. >> yeah i could tell. something looked a little funny right from the beginning. but it looked spot on. >> my design i like the illusion, you can't really call is it a miniature or real? >> my goal is my doll house is to make people look twice. >> this miniature

now michelle is quite the star over at florida state university. she is a quarterback for the flag football team there. >> okay. >> show me more. >> she doesn't really need to prove herself anymore. she already shows that she's got anyway. she's an all-star representing team usa on the female flag football team in the bahamas in september. >> woo-hoo. >> commentator or anything are volunteers. >> how about water board -- >> she's got quite the arm, quite the drop back -- >> her 2015 highlight reel got 1.6 million views. >> oh! >>oh, wow. >> wow. >> she can move down the field like a pro -- >> football player. >> mo.com put out this video that i think is pretty neat. >> nicely decorated modern home, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, very clean, minimalist. >> this is also a doll house. >> yeah i could tell. something looked a little funny right from the beginning. but it looked spot on. >> my design i like the illusion, you can't really call is it a miniature or real? >> my goal is my doll house is >> this miniature doll house was made by megan hornbecker

now michelle is quite the star over at florida state university. she is a quarterback for the flag football team there. >> okay. >> show me more. >> she doesn't really need to prove herself anymore. she already shows that she's got amazing talent. >> i'm going to give you more anyway. she's an all-star representing team usa on the female flag football team in the bahamas in september. >> woo-hoo. >> commentator or anything are volunteers. >> how about water board -- >> she's got quite the arm, quite the drop back -- >> her 2015 highlight reel got 1.6 million views. >> oh! >>oh, wow. >> wow. >> she can juk, jive, dodge and move down the field like a pro -- >> football player. >> mo.com put out this video that i think is pretty neat. >> nicely decorated modern home, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, very clean, minimalist. >> this is also a doll house. >> yeah i could tell. something looked a little funny right from the beginning. but it looked spot on. >> my design i like the illusion, you can't really call is it a miniature or real? >> my goal is my doll

now michelle is quite the star over at florida state university. she is a quarterback for the flag football team there. >> okay. >> show me more. >> she doesn't really need to prove herself anymore. she already shows that she's got >> i'm going to give you more anyway. she's an all-star representing team usa on the female flag football team in the bahamas in september. >> woo-hoo. >> commentator or anything are volunteers. >> how about water board -- >> she's got quite the arm, quite the drop back -- >> her 2015 highlight reel got 1.6 million views. >> oh! >>oh, wow. >> wow. move down the field like a pro -- >> football player. >> mo.com put out this video th i think is pretty neat. >> nicely decorated modern home, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, very clean, minimalist. >> this is also a doll house. >> yeah i could tell. something looked a little funny right from the beginning. but it looked spot on. >> my design i like the illusion, you can't really call is it a miniature or real? >> my goal is my doll house is >> this miniature doll house was made by

meanwhile, faculty at pennsylvania's 14 state universities could hit the picket lines in a few weeks. members will vote on whether or not to strike beginning on september 7th. the impact would trickle down to all 14 universities. the union working without a contract for 14 months says the state isn't negotiating fairly. the state system of higher education blames contract delays on financial strains. classes, meanwhile, begin on monday. >>> police in bensalem want to find a pair of thieves targeting unsuspecting mothers. take a look at this video inside a chick-fil-a in bensalem. on wednesday a man sitting with a woman moved near two women sitting with children. the man then grabs the wallet from one of their purses, later spending $1,600 at the target across the street. >> that's the most angry thing, is that you're so close, they were so close to my kids, and -- yeah. who would do something like that. >> police suspect the pair is responsible for other thefts and say women should not sling their bags over chairs. if you recognize the suspects, call police. >>> we're following a deve

of san jose state university and this edition of equal time. i'm your host, journalism school director, bob rucker. california continues in a severe drought emergency. water is running low. we'll show you ways you can help and what the government is doing to support the effort, on this episode of equal time. [ music ] lawns are turning brown. reservoir levels are dropping. and rainfall is few and far between. even if the drought comes to an end, water conservation will continue to be a concern in california. equal time correspondent, jessica munday, begins our coverage with a look at the problem. >> the state of california has been in a severe drought for several years and has been under a state of emergency declared by governor jerry brown in january of 2014. lack of rain, only 44% of the season average during these dry years. here in santa clara county, most of the water is imported, half coming from the delta's aqueducts carrying water from snow and rainfall in the sierras, the other half from water pumped out of the ground. >> most of our w

charles king at indiana state university. the cunningham memorial library special collections and our affiliate time warner cable.

. >>> moving day tomorrow for hundreds of san jose state university freshmen but they learned they can't move into their brand-new residence hall for at least a month. maria medina joining us live now from the sjsu campus to explain what's causing this delay. maria. >> reporter: hey, anne. now, what a way to start your first year of college. [chuckling] more than 800 freshmen were supposed to move into their new dorm but instead take a look, they are going to be moving into these old buildings. they are known as the bricks. they were built back in the 1960s and a spokesman even said they are near the end of their life. they are even slated to be demolished in a couple of years to make room for a new building. now, the students were supposed to move into their new dorms called the campus village 2. it has its own laundry and rec room complete with air hockey and ping pong. but there were some construction delays despite crews working double shifts seven days a week. now those freshmen cannot move in for another month ... so what exactly is the university going to do to compensate these st

. >>> still to come tonight, a new addition at the newest state university. >> we will show you the project florida poly tech is about dive into. >> plus, you paid for a construction project, but no one expected it to take this long. we are taking dot officials along for a bumpy ride coming >> some sarasota county business owners claim a $17 million production project is hurting their bottom line. construction has be sing january. the florida department of transportation has not blocked off any businesses but some customers have had to park elsewhere because of all the construction. cooper enterprises is telling us that they have already lost about 25% of their annual revenue. >> the worst part this morning is when i came here, i couldn't get my own car in to get to work. and obviously, security is a measure. so we are having to park our car a block away. >> it slowed down our walk-in people that are coming in are pretty much all buyers. >> and, there is still more time here, this project is expected to wrap up next summer. >>> florida's newest state university is about to get a big additio

so san francisco state university was the perfect space for me and has helped me out in my career. and they were incredibly supportive of that, but i have a lot of friends who had a different experience. >> yeah, how about you, nick? >> well, i did become a lawyer, so i guess i didn't really buck the trend in that sense. >> but it wasn't from their pushing. >> no, definitely not. but i also do feel that a lot of my colleagues, a lot of my peers growing up, they almost take a sense of pride being asian-pacific islander and saying, "oh, well, my parents were so harsh on me, and i had to go to this top-end school and become two things -- a doctor or a lawyer," you know? and i do feel that there still is that underlying aspect to our community that we do need addressing. that's not a rite of passage, you know what i mean? you know, growing up here and getting that education is a gift, and you should enjoy it, you know? >> enjoy it. >> yeah. >> that is the takeaway, right? >> absolutely. >> all right. great conversation. let's continue it after just a short break. stay with us because w

>>reporter: it has been quite a dramatic afternoon west of the san jose state university campus where a several block area was evacuated. this all started about 3 pm when san jose police officers were called in to investigate a possible burglary in an apartment complex just off the campus. when officers arrived, they saw what they thought was a suspicious device and the officers themselves called in the bomb squad. the surrounding area between 3rd and 4th streets were evacuated including workers at a state office building. >> word came through the building that we needed to evacuate. there were cops everywhere. we were on the third floor and we could see the police. i assume to somebody went down and asked and word came up we needed to evacuate. >>reporter: san jose state university says the incident was off-campus and classes continued as usual. they do not have any new information on the incident, which started all of this. police have not name suspects in the initial burglary. we did just received word that the bomb squad has secured the scene. police are opening these roads and re

charles king at indiana state university. the cunningham memorial library special collections and our affiliate time warner cable. from terre haute, indiana, the eugene v. debs home and museum. ♪ >> if you missed any of our american history tv programming about eugene debs and the election of 1912, you'll have another chance to see it tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cspan3. and american history tv continues on friday night with programs about republican charles evan hughes, his 1916 presidential campaign and foreign policy as an issue in that election. american history tv in prime time, each night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on cspan3. >>> the c-span radio app makes it easy to follow the 2016 election wherever you are. it's free to download from app store or google play. get up to the minute schedule information for c-span radio and c-span television, plus podcast

. >>> a woman is charged with first degree murder in the death of a delaware state university student. a neighbor in the community of bear showed us photos of police arresting cheryl jennings on wednesday. they say the morning of july 9th she fired into the car of 19-year-old malcolm evans. the aspiring doctor was on his way to work. police say there is no known association between evans and jennings. his family spoke about what it's been like these past few weeks without an arrest. >> wondering who and why someone would commit such an unspeakable crime against such an amazing young man. >> police are still investigating so they are not releasing a possible motive in this case right now. a first degree furd charge does imply that this was not random, that police believe jennings intended to shoot the victim. >>> police in montgomery county want your help. the man was wearing a phillies hat and black ban dan nguyen he held up the pnc bank yesterday. >>> faculty at pennsylvania's 14 state universities could hit the pickett line in a few weeks, the faculty members will vote whether or no

charles king at indiana state university. the cunningham memorial library special collections and our affiliate time warner cable. from terre haute, indiana, the eugene v. debs home and museum. ♪ >> if you missed any of our american history tv programming about eugene debs and the election of 1912, you'll have another chance to see it tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cspan3. and american history tv continues on friday night with programs about republican charles evan hughes, his 1916 presidential campaign and foreign policy as an issue in that election. american history tv in prime time, each night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on cspan3. >>> on saturday, cspan's issue spotlight looks at police and race relations. we'll show president obama at the memorial service for five police officers shot and killed in dallas. >> when the bullets started flying, the men and women of the dallas police, they did not flinch, and they did not react recklessly. >> and south carolina republican senator tim scott giving a speech on the s

. >>> with nine days until the start of the school year, some bowie state university students are trying to find off campus housing. more than 300 students received notice this week they won't have anywhere to stay on campus because too many freshman were admitted. the university students than it can house. >> letters went out on students on the waiting list in early july. >> bowie state says it's working with students to find rental properties before the first day of school. >>> donald trump and mike pence are visiting louisiana hit hard by flooding today. the republican nominee will be at an event in baton rouge. hillary clinton does not have any events scheduled for today. >>> for the first time, we're seeing a shift in tone in donald trump. we'll have edward lawrence here at 5:50 with what donald trump now regrets. >>> the washington monument will remain closed today so crews can fix elevator and electricity issues. >>> it's now time to turn back to rio where it is day 14 of the 2016 olympic games. here's a cauldron that will be extinguished sunday at the closing ceremony. we're near

om william the lecture was part of oregon state university's rethinking grand strategy conference and it's about 30 minutes. william imboden: very brief on my background only in so far it's relevant for my comments today. i was honored today to be part of the nativity of the study program since i was in the first class when they first developed it there. it was a new concept for me at the time. it's a year, continuing a great tradition. i continue to look back on my time there with much fondness. after

he's defining this intrusion of federal government into state law and into the immigration of state universities. what you see here is wallace's reading copy that he read from on june 11th, 1963. wallace really sets up this debate between states rights and federal rights. as we see here on the second pa page, he makes a powerful stance against federal involvement. he says i am standing here today as governor of this sovereign state and refuse to willingly submit to power by the central government 67 government. the lasting impact of the speech is not necessarily, you know, that he made a successful stance against desegregation of the university. it is actually where he sets himself up to become a national political figure that is pursuing the desires of this population that feels like they have not been heard and this group of white southerners but also other middle class working americans that feel like their views have been, you know, over shadowed by the federal government. once the state troops arrived about two hours later, about 12:00, wallace sees the federal troops arrived and he steps o

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louisiana on q&a, state university history professor and historian nancy isenberg discusses her book "white trash: the 400 year untold story of class in america." >>

it's on the campus of indiana state university. eugene v. debs lived in this house with his wife kate. she lived here for years after he died. we'll show you more of the house as we continue here. the top floor of this house is an interesting mural. the mural throughout the entire top floor depicts the years of debs' public life and throughout our program we will be showing you aspects of that artwork to help illustrate eugene v. debs story. let me introduce you to our second guest joining us from the second floor in what was debs' bedroom. now it is a museum room with a lot of artifacts in it. lisa phillips is a history professor at indiana state university and a specialist in labor history. thank you so much for being with us. your thoughts on debs' significance to the american story. >> like ernest said, i think his significance has to do with his activity in the labor unions, e american railway union, and the socialist party as well. he has had a lasting effect on many of the laws that were passed during the progressive year were as a re

>>> bowie state university says a plan to attract more students has them on track to welcome one of its largest freshman classes ever. >> it also means some students wasn't get on-campus housing this year. and there are some who didn't find out about it until this week. >> my first biology class was in the library. >> reporter: for a lot of young people college is something they look forward to. >> yes, i like college. >> reporter: at least that's the way tiffany freeman feels, an arriving sophomore here at bowie state university and was eager to return. that is, until she received a notice from the university. >> this is received two days ago with some news she wasn't expected. >> because your name is included on the bowie state university housing wait list. >> reporter: she and more than 300 students, mostly freshman, won't have anywhere to stay when they return to school next week. >> we have a booming among freshmen students? cassandra robinson is the director of university relations and marketing. she says the university enrolled more freshmen students than they could house

nate parker and his roommate, they were both students at penn state university. the actual charge for both of them originally was rape of an unconscious person. and this was the accuser was someone with the facts as per appellate documents i'm reading is someone she is going in and out of consciousness. so the issue is not whether this happened or not, the issue is whether it was consensual. >> there was a third person who testified and saying he was there and wasn't keen on what was going on. >> an eyewitness. in many times you don't have an eyewitness. but nate parker was acquitted and it was a jury trial. you saw the seriousness of the charges. cnn reached out to his representatives because we want to get their comments and they have not returned that. i will tell you the accuser filed a civil suit against penn state university after the conclusion of the criminal case. we have that complaint and it really talks about how, in her mind, she was harassed by nate parker. she goes into several instances. there was a civil settlement. $17,500. penn state had her th

. >>> new at 6:00 another change at the top at san jose state university. a new president taking over as the fall semester begins. kpix 5's devin fehely on how she is trying to set a new tone on campus. >> reporter: there is the first time the new president officially address the the campus community and there were hopes they might turn the page on a painful chapter in the university's history. >> where do we stand and for what do stand. >> reporter: mary is san jose state university's third president in less than a year and a half. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: she takes the reins of the university after years of turmoil calling for calm and unity on a campus has seen racial tension after students were accused of harassing their black roommate in 2013. >> we are learning to respect each other to address difficult issues without betting angry and to reach -- without getting angry and to reach understandings. >> reporter: one of the changes in the aftermath of the controversy the university appointed a chief diversity officer. kathleen wong loo's job

a new ohio state university study found taller people -- are more likely to support conservative positions and study did include data from british adults. researchers say a link between height and income could be a reason... studies show taller people get paid more ... and wealthier people tend to vote for conservative candidates. how many of us watch the olympics and think "i could do that!" that'd be nice... well -- some gymnasts right here in colorado are inspired by the "final five" -- and are everywhere -- including right here in the denver metro area. the tigar gymnastics and cheer gym says as many as 50 new girls have joined up in the past week. one of them is 13- year-old jaymes "jj" marshall. she started taking classes when she was 5 years old. for the past year- and-a-half, she's been training at tigar in wheat ridge. jj practices twice interest in gymnastics, tigar is now making plans to add more classes. check this out -- a big welcome home for missy franklin.. the olympian returned to colorado from the rio games... and discovered the front yard at her family's centennial home

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this year out of the 47 student we have, 16 of them are going on to san francisco state university. allison sanders is here on behalf of president less wong and thank you so much for being here this evening. [applause] every one of wrour young people have graduated previously or just this year from san francisco unified school district. here to give a warm welcome and introduce our mayor is vice president of san francisco board of education and resident of bayview hunters point, shamon, walton. >> thank you. first of all, good evening everybody. one, i want to congratulate all of the young people receiving scholarships today. this is a exciting time and was just thinking 4 7 of you if all of you gave me half your scholarship money, i can go buy the car we all want and it will be like it is all of ours but i keep it at my house mpt i thank you for your dedication and hard work on being deserving of receiving the scholarship this evening. just going to say 3 quick things, young, never be content with average because it is as close to the bottom as the top. to give more perspective, al

women victims after they were exposed inside classrooms at san jose state university. >>> a tour bus goes up in flames on a south bay freeway. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up pchl. >>> plus, a violent morning in the bay area as multiple police departments are now dealing with overnight crime scenes. that includes a double homicide at a place where kids play. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is not quite fall yet, technically, but it's sure starting to feel like it. >> hard to believe it's the last day of august today. >> yes. >> yes, summer is gone. in the north bay this morning it feels that way. we have temperatures in the low 50s to start off your morning. right now san jose, here's a pretty picture. a few high level clouds, presun rise view. 60 degrees. mostly clear skies. that's one of the more mild spots. 51 degrees right now in santa rosa. may dip into upper 40s in parts of the north bay for the morning but t-shirt weather this afternoon. low 8

the chair of history at illinois state university. and the director of programs at the alice paul institute. please help me welcome them to the stage. >> thank you all for being here tonight. this is going to be a fantastic conversation. over the last few weeks as we have been planning this event, phone conversations. i know that each of the esteemed panelists brings something very impressive to this particular program. i think we will start off with a couple of general remarks from each of you, and then i have some questions, and i'm hoping the conversation will evolve from there, and we can go back and forth. you are all experts in your field. i know you'd all be very gregarious. i am hoping it is a good conversation. >> i am delighted to be here tonight. the equal rights amendment is alice paul's dream. she wanted women to have the right to vote, and she saw that happen in 1920. but one thing she did not get to see happen was her e.r.a., which she had worked for as soon as the women got to write -- the right to vote. she said there

. >>> a residence hall drama at san jose state university. -- dilemma at san jose state university. hundreds of freshmen will have to live in the old brick dorms scheduled for demolition. maria medina joins us live in san jose. what's up? >> reporter: good morning, anne. now, what a way to start your first year of college. you think you're going to move into a new building that no one has lived in before? but instead, more than 800 freshmen we're told, they have to move into these old buildings. they are known as the brick. they were built in the 1950s. a spokesman says they are at the end of their life and like you said they are actually slated to be demolished in a couple of years to make room for a new building. now, the freshmen were supposed to move into a new building called the capital village 2. it has its own laundry facility and rec room complete with air hockey and ping pong tables. but there were some construction delays despite crews working double shifts 7 days a week. so the freshmen cannot move in for another four weeks, another month. so what is the university going

and a senior at wright state university from dayton, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. one player waiting in the wings ready to come back

we look at the process at iowa state university, up next in our agribusiness report. stay with t-v nine. welcome to the agribusiness harvest.. grain and seed products will add in rocks or dirt.. or low quality seed.. it's all mixed together.. and farmers need a way to separate it out. at an gravity separator.. which is used along with cleaning.. for dry granular separation.. on food grade grain and cereal. "a gravity separator is basically a more precise mean of density separation. my name is alan gaul and i'm the seed conditioning specialist here at iowa state university seed science center. basically we have a layer of seed that's at least three to five seeds deep. air is introduced, it starts to lift the seed. and at that basically floating. the heavy seed sinks to the bottom and the light seed floats on the top of the layer. the heavy materials make contact with the deck, and the deck is shaking in such a way that anything touching the deck actually works its way up the hill. since we're at least three seeds deep. the product in the top layer is now more or less i

. >> 19 year-old florida state university student is accuse of who live not far from his parents home. they found the wife dead in the garage. and attacking the husband on the driveway. at first multiple officers, dogs tazers were not enough to stop him. >> . they plan to test him for bath salts. >> . rescuers are not giving up hope. >> . saving life is the most important priority that we have. we're going to dedicate every available resource to that effort. until it's no longer required. >> . governor also announced a state organized effort to recruit volunteers who can help launch a massive effort to clean up the damage. >> . unimaginable. a lot of water. >> love him or hate him. we have to have him. let's if i can kwrur it out. >> . the clock is ticking for a colony of prayer' dogs in boulderment they're losing they this issue took up about 80 percent of the time. at boulder city counsel. tonight. because it's now up to them to decide if these prayer' dogs will get somewhere new to leave. >> a colony has been living on close to ten acres. pwr where the old national guard armory is

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the ruling comes two days before classes at texas state university. the law allows license holders to carry concealed on public college campuses. >>> governor rick scott pledging more for fighting zika virus. so far two areas in south florida are linked to zika. the wynwood area and miami beach. the governor visited a school on monday as students returned to class. appealing for more help from washington. >>> ryan lochte's days as a pitchman appear to be over. speedo and ralph lauren and two other endorsements are not renewing contracts. this comes after the bogus claims in rio. >>> it is a warm streak of days, but a cool down despite the heat. let's bring in meteorologist karen maginnis. >> fairly mild weather conditions, boris and christine. high pressure dominates the region along the eastern seaboard with rare exception. an old frontal boundary along the gulf coast, but going into wednesday, we will see the ridge of high pressure controlling the weather in the northeast in new england. so, for new york city, boston, for washington, d.c., for phila

tomorrow, a forum on education from arizona state university's political summit. that is followed by the national park service director. later, a look at welfare reform 20 years later. announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, numeral strong, national resources editor for a any, -- e, will join us to talk about the anniversary for the national park service. and an interview with mike reynolds, deputy director of operations for the national park service. about thelk service's 100 years and what it means going forward. discuss the biography called "trump revealed." the book is a comprehensive examination of the republican nominee. it was written in collaboration with more than two dozen washington post writers, researchers, and editors, and it was released this week. don't forget to watch. join the discussion. thursday, the american bar association's annual homeland security law institute considers the legal profession's role in the country's security. our live coverage begins at