boundaries, that become beyond the nation and become cosmopolitan and an example was nuclear power play plant explosions. i was writing on cosmopolitanism and at this time the fukushima nuclear disaster happened. and that altered how i was going to talk about cosmopolitanism in my research and i did work on publications feeling with fukushima and helping with the 35th anniversary conference here with three mile island and it was just an uncanny coincidence that i find myself working at a campus location close to three mile island having studied fukushima so thank you everyone for being here. and i want to at this point introduce our keynote speaker, arnie gundersen. so arnie gundersen is the chief engineer and a member of the board of directors for the nonprofit fair winds energy education, founded by his wife, maggie. an energy advisory with more than 47 years of nuclear engineering experience, mr. gundersen earned his bachelor of science degree in nuclear engineering from p
follow garth brooks backstage as he performs in a first concert ever in notre dame stadium. but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. it s a mad house. there were lines outside. spend a lot of money. it was pandemonium. americans scramble for black friday deals. many people say they plan to shop till they drop. you still have a lot of energy to keep going. red bull, keep going. one person is dead and two teenagers are injured after a shooting at an alabama mall. all of the sudden you heard active shooter, get in the back. get in the back. a bus carrying the university of washington marching band rolled over on its side and amazingly no one was seriously injured. the president brought up military border security. threatening to close the u.s. border. if his administration has lost control the whole border, i mean the whole border. house republicans have issued subpoenas for former fbi director james c
they gathered on the san diego side, demanding asylum for the group. instead of using the resources we have they are using guns. instead of using the money to help these families, they are using to fund the government. although the border crossing is close some migrants have stationed in front of it, some played soccer in the street near the blockade setting up makeshift goals with traffic cones to pass the time while their fate hangs in limbo. border agents are processing fewer than 100 petitions for asylum each day. there are more than 5000 migrants waiting to be heard in tijuana tonight. we will have another report from the border later in the newscast. 49ers linebacker ruben foster is out of a job tonight after his second domestic violence arrest this year. while his teammates were setting up in tampa bay this morning, foster was wearing jailhouse orange in a florida courtroom. the 24-year-old was accused of slapping and pushing a female companion at a hotel where t
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Clemson running back Will Shipley was named Tuesday as part of the 2023 Academic All-America football teams selected by the College Sports Communicators. Shipley, a 2022 honoree, was one of four Division I players on the 2023 Academic All-America team to earn repeat honors. Shipley joins Steve Fuller (1977-78), Kyle Young (1999-2001) and Chad Carson (1999-2001) to become the fourth multi-time Academic All-American in program history. Clemson has had 14 different players garner a total of 20 all-time Academic All-America selections. Shipley, who was already the first Clemson running back ever to be named as an Academic All-American, earned his Clemson degree in management in December, becoming the first scholarship football player on record at Clemson to graduate with a perfect 4.0 GPA in only three years. CLEMSON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1956: Charlie Bussey, QB 1957: Harvey White, QB 1959: Lou Cordileone, OT 1971: Don Kelley, DB; Ben Anderson, DB 1977: Steve Fuller, QB 1978: Steve Fulle