something i ll always fall back on, it gets me through tough times. just being around the guys in here. that s what i need. my life is sports and i m able to release you know, a lot of my stress through the sport. of course this could change today, leslie frasier, the head coach, said they re going to ask him if he wants to play. everyone copes in his own way. maybe it will be therapeutic. andy, thank you so much. still to come on new day, the days of keeping your facebook profile private they re gone. the site making some major changes again. this time it s about who can search for you on the site. plus, a passenger is forced to land a plane for the first time, at night. the flight instructor who helped save his life, joins us in about 15 minutes. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level
reporter: colcolleen believes ben still listening. and here is a toast to my favorite ex-boyfriend and one of my very very very best friends. reporter: ben s landlord happened to be walking by this morning and found him and performed cpr. a city official did and checking for me and told me where that tree is located. it s public space that area between the sidewalk and the street. mrs. mitchell who we heard from, the nature says she s never filed any complaints or requests to have that tree trimmed back shawn. such a bizarre accident. does ben have any family members? reporter: i m told he s an only child, shawn and ben lost his father six weeks ago so now his mother in florida has to bury her son next. will thomas thank you. another big story we are following tonight disturbing details emerging in court on the murder of a 12-year-old gaithersburg girl. prosecutors reveal that jessica nguyen was stabbed 40 times and left to die on the basement of her home. the a
came during a holiday season when no one was sure if consumers shrugged off the recession, sales jumped 23% for mac desk top, up 86% for the iphone. only weakness was a 7% decline in ipod sales. consumers want product that s work and to do things they want them do-to-do. i see apple on that promise and because that have consumers will enjoy and use those projects. and pointing out pixar has continued to thrive after he sold to it disney in 2006. and credit has to go totallented people he put around him and so it is with apple. and the ceo of sgn which sold 30 million games through the app store. he believes apple will keep on track. it doesn t cause concern in terms whereof apple is going or any risks that way. it s growing so fast. it s beyond apple. tim cook who is filling in for jobs tried to emphasize that during a conference call saying the team had an unparallelled depth of talent and a culture of innovation skpechl lens has become a habit and executives didn t
only offering one section so it is already full as it is. reporter: cal state funding would be cut by 18%. the university of california system budget would drop by 16.4%. and community colleges would be cut by 6.8%. that s a large cut and there is no amount of small cuts that will get us to an 18% target. reporter: pat harris with san jose state says with proposed cuts this deep the school would have to make very hard choices. so if we are talking about something on that level, we have very few options. inincreased tuition. decrease enrolment. reporter: cal state says the funding proposed by the governor brings the system back to 2000 levels but enrolment is up by 70,000 students since that time. and students also say any more fee hikes or cuts to classes and financial help will be devastating. the impact to me is my parents have been able to get by without taking out loans. loans are going to be a requirement. fewer and fewer. the classes that are interesting a
we begin with damage control. white house officials are condemning the release of a quarter million classified cables by the website wikileaks. the top secret document dump exposes years of diplomatic strategy that u.s. officials say could put american lives at risk. nbc s brian moore is in washington with details. good morning. reporter: good morning, lynn. the united states is facing tough questions about whether it spied on diplomats. whether legal or not, it is a blow to u.s. credibility. the united states wasn t just spying on top diplomats like u.n. secretary-general moon. we wanted everything from their dna to frequent flyer numbers. that is just one of untold thousands of revelations in the latest wikileak of more than a quarter million classified u.s. documents now spreading over the airwaves and in newspapers around the globe. you re going to see the actual opinion that our ambassadors, senior officials have overseas of their counterparts. it s not going to be p