because the universe is not "some thing" - it's the whole thing! that's why - first - we must ask, whether the universe had a beginning? i begin with a cosmologist who focuses on the early universe, the associate scientific director of the foundational questions institute, fqxi anthony aguirre. i am attending an fxqi conference on time, at sea in more ways then one, on a ship cruising between norway and denmark. anthony, what i thought was an easy question was did the universe begin? now i hear it's not such an easy question. help me. so it used to be just speculation. well the universe is finite in time. oh i know it went on forever. and kant actually went so far as to make this philosophical argument that you could both prove that it was infinite in time and finite so just throw up your hands. ...but then you had this steady state which theoretically was infinite in time and the big bang which theoretically had a beginning. precisely, so then it took this form these two competing cosmologies and it was nice because we could have observational evidence that would te

and current homeland security secretary, janet napolitano is set to become university of california president becoming the first woman to hold this position n a letter the 55-year-old democrat says if confirmed i will accept the privilege of leading one of the finest university systems in the country. napolitano is an unconventional pick outside of the world of ak deema. one regent said she was chosen because she has a track record for tackling tough challenges and seeing them through. >> she may, you know not have such an appearance of being in an ivory tower. you see how the pope is changing things in rome. it may be time to things in the president's office. >> uc has been under fire in recent years because funding diminished students saw tuition doubling to $12,000 a year under the outgoing president but napolitano brings with her some star power that is expected to bring in more research money and her political acumen could help change priority autos she'll be able to stand before legislature. without flinching. and say, you know... the constitution of the state of california says the most important priorit

university. napolitano's alma mater, len. >> reporter: that's right. janet napolitano will be the first head of the university of california system and that may be something that she is already used to. she's already in the history books here at her alma mater santa clara university. >>> reporter: before she was elected as governor of arizona, before becoming the head of the u.s. department of homeland security, janet napolitano was a student at santa clara university. >> she was top 1% of all the students i have had since then. >> reporter: and she made an impression on her political science professor in 1979. >> very, very intelligent, but at the same time, didn't show off her intelligence. she was very popular with the other students and they elected her the first female valedictorian. >> reporter: napolitano will now be the first female head of the university of california in its 145-year history. >> it's an outside the box choice. you get someone with a fresh perspective, with an outsider's perspective but a remarkable capacity to work within governing institutions not only at the

she graduated from santa clara university and the first female valedictorian. we spoke with one of her former professionals today. he says she is bright with a broad mind. she is interested in national and international problems as well as in education. >> she will be interested in all the research projects they have. she can bring together both under grad education with research. >> it will be interesting to watch someone from outside the academic world over seeing the university system. >>> guilty, that was the verdict today for two men charged in the 2009 gang rape of a 16-year-old girl outside a dance at richmond high school. two juries convicted marcelles peter and jose montano. the men were try ided at the same time but each faced a parate jury. coming up, a full report from ktvu's john sasaki. he was inside the courtroom and tells us what it was like as the verdicts were read. >>> the latest victim of violence in oakland. this is a picture of 8-year-old alaysha carradine who was shot and killed as she was answering the door. the apartment where it happen

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first time in the uc system's 145-year history. it will be headed by a woman. napolitano graduated from santa clara university was its first female valedictorian. she's a former governor of arizona and is only the third person to lead the ten-year-old department of homeland security. >>> we caught up with one of napolitano 'former sors who taught her in the 1970s. >> what doesn't come from the resume is how much she cares about undergraduate education and it seems to me that the challenge in the uc system is to bring together the undergraduate education part with the research part. >> acdameia runs in her family. >>> the uc regents also faced confrontation of a student region yesterday. some jewish groups came out against the 21-year-old student, the first muslim student regent. critics say her calls for the university to divest from companies with ties to the israeli military make her unfit to represent all uc students. i will be doing a lot -- a lot of research so all voices are heard and no one feels like they are left out of the table. >> she says her priorities are to work on financial aid system reform

. >> it all started here in 2001 with a shy young man in his first year of university. it was during his time at st. andrews in scotland when the air to the british throne ran into the woman who was later to become his wife. >> take would go running in the mornings and he would turn up in the canteen and make sure that william had caught her eye. by the end of the first term, they were breakfasting together. but the end of the first year that something of a) chip and by the end of the second year that had moved in together into a townhouse -- there was an understanding that would never be photographed together. they would not be pictured holding hands. >> following their graduation, kate middleton was soon a permanent fixture at williams side, accompanying him on official engagements while the u.k. media speculated about a possible marital engagement. middleton's family became a target for the newspapers and the lady herself subjected to infamous -- to enlist comparisons with the late duchess of wales. many believe it was this constant scrutiny that comes in to break of

. >> one day before janet napolitano is scheduled to become the first woman to leave the university systemted the muslim american. decision is controversial especially those in jewish community. >> she sat quietly in the chair as others talked about her. >> her actions have polarized thousands in the campus community and beyond. >> a woman of reasonableness and open-mindedness. >> she made headlines because she will be the first practicing muslim to serve in the u.c. system. she is controversial because of the issues she has supported prior to that appointment. she has called on c to boycott companies affiliated with the israeli military or israeli settlements on the west bank. u.c. rejentd richard blum says she he could not vote for her. >> but countries that have human rights issues that we ought to not trade with, you probably got hundred countries that are worse than israel. >> blum is married to u.s. senator diane feinstein promised to work with her. >> i have my own personal opinions about that situation but it has nothing to do with my work. >> what worries some is the divisiveness

apparently shows some of the victims and the increased forces thought to be used in two places first near cairo university also near the presidential guard building some of the tweets say the areas. people on the ground say emergency crews are trying to reach the wounded while others say a media blackout has been imposed we do know that the area surrounding the republican guard it seems is closed right now we should keep you updated and we'll have our reporter paulus leader live in about a half hour's time. up next that's our team sophie shevardnadze and she goes to head to head to head with another news maker stay with us. technology innovation all these developments from around russia we. covered. what defines a country's success the a faceless figures of economic growth. or a factual standard of living. to see. first rate. and i think the church. hello welcome to this edition of sophie and co the once economy is suffering the worst turbulence since to time of the great depression an attempt to stay afloat the western states come up with some of the most radical solutions but the question is is it worki

christian since ultimately ending up with science and the ministry of awareness see larry first is the universe but then there is us who are aware that is the universe if we didn't have that awareness than for all practical purposes there is no universe so that's a bigger mystery of what is awareness where does it come from is our perception of the would do would be it really is you know if a mosquito was looking at you in a dolphin and. and in order to go the three different versions of you so which one is the real one you know perception is misleading as william blake said we are led to believe a lie when we see with not through the eye that was born in the night to perdition in the night those slept in beams of atheist thinks that faith has all but the eighty's to come in the east today is dismantling the idea. is that it could be judge and all still a human being some dead weight in the sky i mean nobody believes god anymore but the fact is nobody should. do they do but you know the believing in the mythology but the fact is the big question is is this an accident and if this is an accident

she is also the first member hef her family to graduate from college. she attended pepper dine university law school, where she was a member of the law review after graduation, she accessed at a law firm, longtime very proud nevada law firm. she is the first and only female partner in that firm. she specialized in civil litigation, complex commercial disputes, appeals, and class actions. i'm very impressed with her dedication to the state of nevada, the community and the legal profession. she will make an outstanding federal judge for jeff. -- for nevada. i look forward to her confirmation. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: over the years we've seen repeated instances of indifference to the rule of law on the part of this administration. it's a consistent and worrisome pattern. most recent example, of course, was just last week's announcement this the president had simply decided not to enforce a major piece of his health care law. that is, until after the midterm election. what the president was saying, in effect, was that if he

this is going to be the first black mark on universal's record this year. - oh, and look, another sequel, "red 2." - yeah. i don't understand why people liked the first one. i don't know why people wanted a second one. i don't know who wanted a second one. but, here it is, and it's terrible. - what about "turbo?" is that an original film here? - "turbo!" well, it's an animated film. animation has not been strong this year, at least quality-wise - they've been making a lot of money - but i've heard a lot of people think this is actually one of the fresher, more charming animated films of the year. obviously not a sequel, so take the kids, try something new for a change. - and there are some independent films that are getting a lot of buzz, including "fruitvale station." and the timing on this is incredible. - it really is. this is a film that premiered at sundance, was picked up at sundance by the weinstein co., and it did very well last weekend in new york and l.a. it did $384,000 on only seven screens. it's branched out here to chicago and a few more cities, and you're probably going to

the resolution of the stamp act congress to his attendance at the first continental congress in 1774. >> published by cambridge university press but it's the first comprehensive analysis of the political thought of john dickinson as it was rooted in quicker constitutional through. my interest in trembling came out of my interest in early american political theory and religion. i started out studying quakers and quakerism in the colonial period and when i got to the revolution his name kept coming up. and when i tried to research and i couldn't find anything about him, or very little or and what was there was very conflicted and now we seem to really be able to understand his action. very few people had heard of dixons and -- dickinson today. that's in stark contract to slightly. in the years immediately after the revolution his name was better known in washington or franklin. john dickinson wrote many of america's first state papers. many of the highest level documents, policy documents, constitutions, legislations. but he also wrote many more things for ordinary american people. and spoke to them in a way that very few

come out with a better education because they're more well rounded and they know that universities, first of all, they there don't seem to be a lack of conservative students, so it's not like this university system can't producing a wide range of students. >> number two, you know, maybe it's also possible that more pr professors are liberal. educating themselves and informing themselves. >> except for those really dedicated to education, it's a pretty cushy job. >> maybe you were just a bad writer for you to consider that there was some kind of conspiracy for you to get a bad grade. i just don't understand how we want children, we want people to have provoke, be provoked in their thinking and we want kids to read this. >> how about -- >> wait a minute. how about not, you can provoke, but how about you bring both sides into the discussion? >> then the conservative professor should have written a follow up. >> what's wrong -- >> majority of schools, public education -- >> you're just saying that. >> there is the conservative professor -- >> there is a wide diversity of opinion and people ar

appear on the claim statement at the end of each month last year my current employer became the first university to drop the requirement for student health insurance due to concerns of the hhs mandate. then the president of the university gave a statement protesting the new guidelines enforced catholic institutions to choose between following their faith or providing health coverage. in his statement he wrote by making the insurance coverage minatory we have violated the people of faith to practice their religious beliefs and they sued the federal government to say the mandate had a great threat to teach from the heart of the church. at that time franciscan was one of 12 lawsuits filed from other catholic colleges and universities now there are over 60 brought by family-owned businesses and by religious institutions but fortunately with those cases they have received early readings the vast majority have been awarded a temporary halt to the mandate that unfortunately many cases including the university case was dismissed without prejudice because the courts claim the religious institutions have

university. napolitano's alma mater, len. >> reporter: the napolitano is set to become the first female head of the university of california system, it's something that she may be getting used to. she's already in the history books here at her alma mater santa clara university. >>> reporter: before she was elected as governor of arizona, before becoming the head of the u.s. department of homeland security, janet napolitano was a student at santa clara university. >> she was top 1% of all the students i have had since then. >> reporter: and she made an impression on her political science professor in 1979. >> very, very intelligent, but at the same time, didn't show off her intelligence. she was very popular with the other students and they elected her the first female valedictorian. >> reporter: napolitano will now be the first female head of the university of california in its 145-year history. >> it's an outside the box choice. you get someone with a fresh perspective, with an outsider's perspective but a remarkable capacity to work within governing institutions not only at the federal level but she understands state gov

parents were just wonderful my father grew up on a farm in indiana and somehow got himself to a university. firstmber of his family ever to go to college. and he was interested in history. and he got a scholarship to columbia and got a ph.d. in history and wrote a book with a famous historian. then he was asked to start a school buy then new york stock exchange trade people to the he started at school called the new york stock exchange institute and developed them into quite a fine institution. and he would take me -- most days people were on saturday mornings and now nobody works on saturdays anymore. but he would take me in when i was a kid. and afterwards we would go to a sandwich shop to it i could taste them today with the best sandwiches. then we would go to a football game of columbia or if there was an interesting lecture or something, we would go to it. >> and he would take me to all these things. he played catch with me and baseball and football and was a wonderful father. and my mother was just a wonderful person. she set very high standards. she wanted things to be just so she had gre

university of california. we are here we're in the business of education. >> napolitano becomes the first female president of the university. she will be paid a salary of $570,000 as uc president. the board of regents say they offered $20,000 more which is what the current president makes but napolitano opted to take the pay cut. and she will receive a relocation stiven. as well as an annual car allowance, benefits, and retirement plan. her current salary as secretary of homeland security was roughly $200,000. >>> some online classes at san jose state are on hold after more than half the students failed their final exams. the university announced the suspension of five online classes less than six months after they debuted. courses being suspend red statistic us, algebra, instruction to programming and psychology. they need to reevaluate the courses and considering longer semesters for online students. >>> the maker of vitamin water will do forward was a class action case. they accused coca-cola as deceptive labeling. a judge ruled the lawsuit can continue but that the plaintiffs cannot get any money no matter w

. >> university system selected first female president in the system. janet napolitano will lead nearly a quarter million students but the accountment come was great controversy. leanne? >> the issue of immigration made its way into the regent meeting today and as napolitano found out it's a sore issue among many students. the student regent was the only whoun voted against her appointment. >> okay. okay. >> uc students asked to be heard on at ktment as president of the uc system. within minutes a group of them disrupted the regent meeting. four cited and later released. napolitano's appointment has been speculated because she maintained an aggressive policy of deportation, today addressing that issue. >> documented or undocumented we welcome all students to the university of california. we're here in the business of education. >> napolitano known in political circles as fixer, many say it's what the uc system needs. >> she has been a leader in every position she's held. >> some are concerned she will be less in tune with values provided equality educat

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>> former homeland security secretary janet napolitano will make history as the first female president of the university of california system. critics are planning a noisy protest before the u.c. regents vote. matt is at mission bay. >> some feel this tote is a done deal but many protesters are expected over the next hour. you can see miss and security barricades are out in front here of the building. the people will urge the board to reject the nomination janet none none because of her immigration policies while governor of arizona and homeland security secretary. the regents spent the morning discussing compensation, educational policy and long-term planning but the big item on the agenda is a vote on the nomination of homeland security secretary janet napolitano for president. a special search committee said she was recommended on a unanimous vote, supporters say she has proven leadership skills and political connections that make her uniquely qualified to lead a university system through the troubled times. the full 26 regent board will vote today. >> there is the point that votes are there and that

reporter: homeland security janet appears to be -- she's been dominated of the first president of the california of university>> the board of search committee, he spoke with her today. >> one of the things she want to to do is visit the campus. i think that's an incredibly a positive step. >> the the ability as a leader is more important. >> she was recruited and she was sought after. >> in a statement, i realized i am a non traditional candidate, in my experience i have found a best way to start is simply toisten. it was the female value acidic torn. >> you get someone with a fresh perspective with an outsider's perspective but a remarkable capacity to work with in governing institutions. . . that's three times what -- makes in washington. that's expected to happen at its next meeting on thursday. rob roth ktvu channel 2 news. >>> hundreds of low income parents lined up early today in san jose of a chance to give their children a head start for school. the program provides needy students with new backpacks and a lot of supplies for the upcoming school years. next month, they plan to distribute about 2300 bac

last year my current employer, the other franciscan university of steubenville became the first university in the country to drop its requirement for student health insurance due to moral and economic concerns connected to the hhs mandate. father terrance henry, then the president of franciscan university submitted a public statement protesting the new guidelines from hhs to force catholic institutions to choose between following their faith or providing health coverage in their employee and student health clinics. in the statement father henry wrote that by making this issue coverage mandatory our government has violated the conscience of people of faith and infringed on our rights to practice their religious beliefs. in may of 2012 franciscans sued the federal government saying that the hhs mandate constituted a grave threat to franciscan university's ability to continue to teach from the heart of the church. at that time france's skin was one of 12 lawsuits filed by 43 organizations, including the university of notre dame and other catholic colleges and universities. there are now over

a much more important phenomenon than she used because if china is aspiring to have the first great universities. the people that can build those things aren't going to go where they can't use the internet. how would this be resolved? >> that's the problem. there are people, we have to realize there are people that are against this and try to work against it, but you are up against a very powerful group like that propaganda people and the security people who are very much for it and who think that the statement has been made on the national security and they have to tighten up and control the internet and guidance of the opinion. so there is a tension between people that understand it and want to open up to it but i think historic we the more liberal open up have been winning. i give an example when the pc first came out it was banned in the soviet union and in many of these other countries and in china the security people were set on banning it in china accept for the highly controlled high-tech people and the education people and they said no you want everyone in china to have a computer and a

state, $20,000 for in-state. $7000 is the price a student will pay and this is a prestigious university. first-rate program, there you go. this could be part of the future. let me just finish as i make room for david and our distinguished panel. want to hear what they got right and wrong. a few of the facts we have talked about which people have found interesting. 40% of students under the age of 25 have student debt. the average total amount is around $20,000, which is tough when you're just starting out. they're 115,000 janitors with a bachelors degree in the united states. the study found that 45% of college students made no statistically good things and complex reasoning and writing skills and the first three years of college grades were you paying for. this is kind of a big question. what is the value added here. the academically engaged maters found that the average college student with only 12 to 13 hours per week study outside of class and what are they doing. do not answer that. our secretary of education and went to france and met with the minister of education and we are talking. he

homeland security secretary janet napolitano will become the first woman to head the university of california. michelle obama spoke to students at chicago's urban alliance thursday recalling her own struggles getting acclimated to college and offered some advice to teens. >> i'm with you guys. i say that all the time. living on the southside wondering what it was like to work in those offices, finding real opportunities for myself when i didn't have network connections. >> and also in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel was caught getting loose at the annual taste of chicago. the mayor was spotted dancing along and loosening his tie to robin thick's blurred lines. having fun there. that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> the heat wave an we've been covering all week turned fatal with the death of a 1-year-old left in the an suv in alabama. heat indexes of 100 degrees or more are still being felt from the midwest to the northeast. chris clackham has that story. >> reporter: another day of scorching temperatures and another run on air-conditioners. >> i need a little help top help me cool

. >> a bay area university beat out those ivy league schools nabbing the nation's top college for the very first time to nonivy leelg schools topt list. stanford university comes in number one followed by pomono college with princeton and yale following. best public university, uc berkeley. forbes magazine says it reflects a shift to stem majors stem signs for science, technology, engineering and math. >> listen to this. san francisco and google teeming up to provide free wi-fi at dozens of locations throughout the city. official as announced they received a gift to put transmitters in 31 parks and recreation centers. >> a lot of the prior debate that never moved forward was because of questions over business models this is a free gift of financial benefits to the city of san francisco. with no string as tached. >> very nice. so some areas which will have free wi-fi include city center plaza, justin herman plaza. those transmitters will be installed in december and service should be up and running by spring. >> two tech pioneers are honored. oracle ceo and steve jobs. jobs co-founded apple in 19

this is the first time in the uc system's 145 year history it will be headed by a woman. she graduated from santa clara university and was that school's first female valedictorian, and a former governor of arizona and only the third person to lead the 10- year-old department of homeland security department. >>> we have breaking news, we learned an employee was killed at the accident at the store. a spokesperson tolds the employee was 41 years old and had been with the company since 2007. right now company officials are not releasing details of the accident which happened last night but do say the victim was a great employee and plan to offer grieve counseling to the co-workers. >> it was a story that needed to be told. it begins to help with the healing process. >> he was not the police chief at the time but bart's top cop offers his comments on a movie about oscar grant which opens today. >>> the bay area has cooled down a lot. rosemary will be here in minutes to tell you if you will need a sweater for outdoor activities this weekend. >> oh, my gosh, yes, we welcome them, we miss them, we miss the community. >>

they had also planned to visit stanford university first. >> this morning at least 49 of the people injured in the crash are in bay area hospitals in critical condition. two of the runways at sfo are still closed this morning and will likely remain so for the next several days. passengers can expect long delays, as well as flight cancellations again today. we are learning a lot more this morning about the search for answers in the fatal airliner crash. as we mentioned, the national transportation safety board is on the scene and their south korean counterparts are on the way. we are joined live from sfo. matt, you had a one-on-one interview with the head of the agency this morning? >> yes, i did. and i was told that the national transportation safety board, the faa and airport officials are meeting behind closed doors right now. they are expected to update the press on the latest here at sfo. now here's a look inside the terminal in just the past hour. many of the people who were supposed to fly out yesterday after the crash were rebooked on flights today. this morning i also did the one-on

it's the first real black mark on universal's really pretty spectacular year that they've been having. $130 million- budgeted films, it barely did $13 million. so, it's the fourth straight week they've had one of these really expensive pictures not really perform up to what the studio wanted it to. - we have had a number. "lone ranger" was also on the list. - absolutely, and "white house down," and "pacific rim," we're still waiting to see how the international dollars come in, but this is a film that maybe might do $100 million here in the u.s. so it really needs to do about $325 million overseas just for it to break even. - is there any connection as to why these films are bombing? - well, if you look at just this past weekend alone, you have hollywood flooding the market place. you had four movies opening this weekend. it's the first time you've had four big wide releases since march 1st, and back then you had "jack the giant slayer," you had a sequel that no one cared about... kind of the same thing here. there's a $370 million combined budget between these four movies, and the fi

last year my current employer, became the first university in the country to drop its requirement for student health insurance due to moral and economic concerns connected to the hhs mandate. the then president of the university submitted a public stamente protesting the new guidelines from hhs to force catholic institutions to choose between following their faith or providing health coverage in their employee and student health plans. in his statement he wrote that by making this insurance coverage mandatory, our government has violated the conscience of people of faith and infringed on our rights to practice our religious blitches. in -- beliefs. in may of 2012 they sued the overnment saying that it was a grave threat to their ability to teach from the heart of the church. t that time, fran sis kn was one of 12 law suits filed by organizations including the university of notre dame and other catholic colleges and universities. there are now over 60 total lawsuits against the mandate half brought by family-owned businesses and half by religious institutions. fortunate, of those cases

morris davis former chief prosecutor of quantum obey and prefer and professor of law at howard university he first talk to us about the hypocrisy of what happened. caption there was entirely accurate hawk or c. because us exactly what it is a movie like the rule of law when the end result is favorable to the united states but it is not so favorable then we just tend to ignore it and so certainly demanding that russia's and you know edward snowden back or will boycott the winter olympics is a bit hypocritical when you know we're shielding our own people from accountability that have been convicted in a court that we recognize as a legitimate court to know we're shielding them from accountability now you experience something like this firsthand as a prosecutor at guantanamo bay correct yes yes and now it only has faced some blowback from the latin american countries for its alleged role in diverting a plane the plane of the libyan president even morale is there now a lot of american countries in solidarity with morale is have a move there envoys from italy among other european countries so why isn't

she has been nominated to become the first female president of the university of california system. the board of regents will consider her nomination at a meeting in san francisco next thursday. the selection committee says napolitano is an untraditional candidate, but has led large public agent agencies. >> someone who has led a state, someone who has led department of homeland start, incredibly complex organization. would probably welcome a challenge to lead an organization like the university of california. >> current uc president announced earlier this year he is stepping down at the end of august after more than 5 years in that position. >>> we have new information tonight on that deadly apartment fire in redwood city sound. the coroner's office has identified the man who died as 48-year-old darren pine. fire officials say more than 20 people were hurt, including several firefighters. about 100 residents were displaced. there is no word what sparked the fire. investigators believe it was accidental. >>> cal osha is investigating a deadly accident that left a janitor dead. it ha