Chancellor urges Governor to veto bill

The chancellor of Georgia's university system has taken the rare step of asking the governor to veto a higher education bill. Chancellor Erroll Davis says the veto is necessary to protect academic integrity. The measure would give 24 hours of college credit to high school seniors who complete the two-year International Baccalaureate diploma program offered in some Georgia high schools. But Representative Bill Hembree says the chancellor is just trying to keep students in college longer so they pay more tuition to the system.