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An exhausted and hungry group of students chanted before leaving the administration building. Things quickly changed and when students started entering the building city college and San Francisco Police Officers tried to stop them. A spokesperson for the college said one student had to be pepper sprayed. Within the building refused to come out. Asked to leave the building cooperatively. He refused to and then, he made a threatening gesture towards police. The school allowed some students to sleep in the lobby. Others camped out in front of the building the students are mad about a new payment ...

A homicide. Good evening other top story tonight the major breaking news malaysian Officials Say investigators have now concluded that the missing jet was hijacked and steered off course. And the radar data backing that up. Radar signal recorded by the malaysian military appear to show the plane first climbing to 45,000 feet. The plane then turns west and descends uneve unevenly to 23,000 feet and in the last reporting 25,000 500 feet and then heading north west. So what is all this tell investigators again latest word is they belief this was a a hijacking. David curly is on the story. Tonight...

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