Suspects who tried to rob the items that he had in hand. Reporter investigators say that after the armed men stole the electronic device, the tourist chased them and try to get it back. That is when the when one of the suspects turned and shot the tourists in the upper torso. The men ditched a car after they drove across the bridge. They ditch the car and that is when the pursuit ensued and one was apprehended. Reporter as we have said, the second suspect was taken into custody within the last halfhour. The victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to his upper torso. His condition is unclear at this time. Police were not aware from where he was from and if he was here alone. The school was temporarily put on lockdown in that situation is now resolved. Have police said that there have been recent incidents involving terrorists in the area being victimized . Reporter that was a question that i asked police and they said it is just a situation and a bad time that it happen. T
catherine an audit of the university of california system has resulted in a troubling accusation against its administrators that they hid lots of money from the public. Californias auditor says top administrators hid 175Million Dollars from thepublic and lawmakers in a secret reserve fund. And they did it, according to the report, even while raising tuition and asking thestate for more money. The scathing report was released today. Saying that uc president Janet Napolitanos office created the undisclosed budget over four years so the money could be spent with little or no oversight. Napolitano denies the claim. She argues the true amount of money in reserve is 38 million. And says thats a modest amount to stash away for unexpected expenses. Meantime, lt. Governor gavid newsom whos also a u. C. Regent is angry aboutthe revelation. He says its outrageous to force tuition hikes on students while hiding secret funds. He wants recent tuition hikes to be reconsidered. grant the director of a
[inaudible conversation] are you ready for whatever happens. Absolutely. All right. Welcome everybody. Not just those of you in the room but people who are watching this live on cspan, we are glad to have you here. I know by now we been in this generation long enough i dont need to tell you to turn off your cell phones or turn off the sound, but do, if you dont mind. I want to welcome all of you here, but also i want to call special attention to two groups of students here at the aspen institute. We have students here and from the charter school. Welcome. When we get to the q a asked questions and we hope you will. Let me start with a little story to get us started in this experiment that we live in that is so constantly contentious and uncivil. I run a program that we started at the institute 12 years ago. Its called the Hotel Scholarship in public leadership. What we do, i will be very brief, we go out every year and we find that 24 top Young Political leaders in the countr country.
Intelligence agency has released its bay of pigs draft history that they locked up for 30 years. On what grounds . Well, when you read it, you find out the grounds. The historian who wrote it and drafted it said, after more than 20 years it appears that fear of supposing the agencys dirty linen rather than any significant security information is what prompts continued denial of requests for release of these records. Thats the norm in the bureaucracy. Your amendments broke this loose, the cia historian wrote on the backs, well, shucks, recent 2016 changes in the fr d freedom of information act requires to us release some drafts. You did it by statute. Thats the congresss role. You can do it to the classification system. And i recommend the detailed list of recommendations in the back of this extraordinary report, the moynihancomebest report, for how you can do that. You can build in costbenefit into the originating classification decision. You can build in assessments of whats the real
Period. When you step outside, it hits you. The wind and cold air. There is no escape unless you duck inside. Jeff goldberg has been around town today. Is this a preview of winter . Allison. Very popular, we really wanted to get the brunt of the wind so we came out here to the key bridge between virginia and d. C. We got exactly what we asked for. The wind whipping down the potomac river. We sayeth not the heat its the humidity and today we say its not the cold, its the wind. Winds are serious. It is considered the happiest time of the year. Its a bit nippy out here. But an old town you can feel the wind swaying you so you have to be careful. It is no match for a wind whipping up why caps on the potomac. Across and down the river, windy, cold, beautiful, baron. If there was ever a day you wanted the National Mall to yourself, today is that day. Weve got to keep moving. Even santa is struggling to keep his balance through all this mighty wind. Not just one big coat. Jeff for the weather