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you need to get out. >> this is public property. >> you need to go. you need to go. juliet: mocking him. this is a professor at that school. talking to a student that way. either intimidate him or push them away physic weight which is what they did. ironically, a professor at the school of journalism. ben: she taught in the mass juliet: studying the effects. ben: that contributes to society a lot. juliet: good job, at university of missouri. she is said to apologize. campaign for justice. ben: i am sure we will continue we have a lot more still to ben: workers in new york getting a raise to $15 an hour. governor cuomo made that announcement yesterday. in new york it will impact about 10000 state workers. office assistants, custodial workers and lifeguards. >> it is simple math. if you earn minimum wage it is about $18000 a year in new york. you add up the numbers, you cannot pay for housing and food that is what today is all about. it violates the very promise of this nation heard. ben: the increase will be phased in over time. city workers seeing it by 2015. juliet:

home, you need to think about what it is to live that way. and so i know that most of you agree with this, so i'm talking to the converted, and so what i want to say about that is that there is a depth of experience from being indigenous. i'm a fluent speaker. my grandfather, my great-grandfather, was chief. he was the manager of the whole upper columbia river salmon system. there is not one salmon that reaches that community now because of the grand coulee dam. and my grandparents' home is under lake roosevelt. that's where i come from, and that's where my emotions come from. but i go every year to our ceremonies there, there in my [indistinct] with my brother, with my uncle, with my cousins, and we make those prayers every year to those salmon to return to that place. that's the place we need to get to is all of people in every place that we're at. we need to understand what drives us to feel that, to experience that, and to know that is how we are supposed to be as human beings. those are the things that i want to talk about. those are the

jessica: so, you also talk about that you need to have some of this downtime in school. how do you get a high school to say, "oh, i know we only have the 45 minutes of instructional time, but i'm going to give you some downtime now"? denise: well, that is the exact thing. we move away from the 45-minute instructional day. so, what we do is we help schools actually change their schedules. so, you have maybe a late start. and during that late start, the kids sleep in and the teachers work together because teachers are up, adults are up at that hour, right? you have longer periods, but they don't meet every day, so you're not losing instructional time, but you actually gain--what's lost with all those transitions, there's so much time lost with the start and stop, right, each time. so, when you make a longer period and do it less frequently, you're actually gaining. jessica: are the schools receptive to these ideas? denise: absolutely, we have worked with 130 schools so far across the us. we have schools in the book, case studies of schools that have made the changes, and ho

you need to go. you need to go. >> reporter: you as an assistant professor at the school of journalism which was a courtesy appointment. she has apologized saying, strategies i used and sincerely apologize to the campus community and journalists at large for my behavior and the way my actions have shifted attention away from the students campaign for justice. >> i don't understand why she is unemployed, she tried to incite a riot there. this woman was calling on people to come over getting muscle, could have turned violent. >> reporter: will officials stress she did not teach at the school that had a, quote, courtesy appointment which meant she could serve on a thesis review panels with a revealing that appointment. the school says it has increased security and investigating online threats in the wake of these problems that are passing this week. ben: she failed to mention the first amendment in her apology which is the crux of the issue. the right to do what they were doing. >> reporter: this is a p

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. >> you need to go! >> students, can you tell him how much -- >> you don't have a right to take our photos -- >> ma'am -- >> i'm protecting your right to be here, and mine. >> sir, sorry, these are people, too. you need to back off -- >> there's no -- >> you know what? back off. please -- >> you're pushing me! >> you're not doing your job. >> it's our right to walk forward. >> can i talk to you? >> no, you need to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? over here! >> "the new york times" identifies that woman at the end apparently grabbing the camera as melissa click, assistant professor of mass media at the university. she reportedly didn't respond to requests for comment last night. >>> president obama's immigration plan has hit another roadblock. a federal appeals court has ruled 2-1 against the president's executive order. under the plan millions of undocumented immigrants would be

or you need a thousand hours of pilot in command time in a jet aircraft. you also need to pass the nasa long duration space flight physical. i can think of a certain someone in this studio area who might qualify. steve: great knowledge of flights. >> a bachelor's science. dari: that's funny. i was thinking greg because he was a pilot. you said in the studio. steve: which would be nick. nick: that's a way to get away for it all. not a bad idea, i suppose. i have the thousand hours. not in jet time. i've got to work on my jet time. dari: which is why i thought of greg. he flies f-16s or something. the rest can go to mars. steve: might get stuck for a few months. nick: it would be a great view. speaking of a great view, did you enjoy today's view? what a fabulous day. a nice day to be on planet earth. a beautiful mild temperature of 70 for the high. way above the average of 58. 56 the low this morning. we'll stay mild the next few days. 78 today. that was back in 1975. 25 back in the late 1800s. no record tomorrow. friday. 6:31 sunrise. it's clear now and beau

they don't intends to negotiator release hostages, you need to get if there as quickly as possible. save as many lives as you can and i'm sure paris right now has the very elite s.w.a.t. teams working on a plan to get in there and take out the terrorists and save as many as they can. >> mark: it's a difficult task, obviously, excruciating to think you have to go in there hands try and take them out, knowing full well you're not going to get everyone out. >> that's something they know, and they don't know, mark, whether they're going to go in there and find out the place is filled with explosives and it's a booby trap and they'll get killed in the process. i can tell you that they don't care. theme get a team together, they'll go in there as quickly as possible, and they're going to try to save as many lives as they can, and hope for the best. that's unfortunately, what we have to do in these situations. >> mark: what about reinforcements in something like this. you have multiple venues, you have active shootings taking place, you have hostages being taken and potentially killed at th

jeff, you don't need to be doing this. he said you got plenty of things to worry about. >> any time they left we had a key to just go take care of things. >> there's nothing i could ever >> reporter: the spencers moved away to georgia but with the help of walt disney world they sent a special thank you from across the country to their former neighbors and guardian angels. >> hello, campbell family and greetings from the walt disney world resort. mickey and i are inviting you and your family to walt disney world. we have some unforgettable moments planned for you. >> wow. >> that's sweet. >> it's a shock. >> reporter: at disney world the cam bes attended a show of "the lion king" and invited back to the theater for a special meet and greet with the guests. you're not having an incredible vacation the walt disney world. that's one of the reasons you're here but really -- this is why you're here. >> and then an incredible the circle -- the circle of life >> reporter: two families reunited. >> are you a little surprised. >> i w

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you need to bundle will up but we're in the talking about ice or rain this week. it is a quiet stretch which is all you can ask forehead nothing to thanksgiving. problem is saturday if you are traveling for the second half when you head home from your thanksgiving destination. we will get to that in a moment. we are clear. we are not seeing anything. few flurries in the poconos. we have light the snow, boundary sets up over in western pennsylvania and great lakes region but we are sitting pretty at least for now. question is, how cold will it get tonight? we're already down in the low 30's. the lets look at temperatures. the it is 36 at elmore rush elementary school in cinnaminson. audubon elementary school in norristown 34. mays landing is 31 degrees at the moment and it feels inn colder then thermometer indicates. we are still at 40 in the airport. feels like 34. feels like 19 with light breeze in mount pocono. feels like 20's in wilmington, millville and atlantic city airport. we will start to warm up over next few days. problem is tonight and tomorrow morning,

all you need is the buzz word and be at least 18 years old and a u.s. sident. >> enter the buzz word on facebook, twitter or both. you can enter on each every day. tuesday's buzz word is alliance. >> click on win ipad and intertuesday's buzz word appliance. >> and one day later it's going to be bonus give away. one of two will win a flat screen tv. stay tuned and good luck. >> he's the guy who had the web going crazy for patty la belle's pie. >> if it makes that brother hit those high notes everybody had to just get a piece. >> but see why his raving review is making it hard to get a taste. garnishes it and then he goes in for the taste. >> how is it? >> very good. >> patti la belle, legendary soul singer, i love that voice. >> she has amazing cooking skills so she released a sweet potato pie. it's in walmarts across the nation, but it sold out because james wright went viral eating the pie. >> what? >> i went and bought the patti la belle pie. sweet potato. >> james bought five pies. he said he was going to share. i don't know if that happened though. >

do you need it? no. st one item your normally frugal mind would talk you out of out. and eight, add up how much you spend and saved. saved should be the larger should be justifying the whole ordeal. following these rules, you can become a great shopper and great american. back to you, greg. >> the first three letters. >> i don't spell. that's what% spell-check is for. but fun isn't -- functional things aren't fun. >> i just wanted to point that out. >> will you be shopping, greg this >> i find this to be a prehistoric ritual. >> i hate shopping. i hate shopping. i buy everything on the internet. >> shopping hates you back. >> that's great. because it's the worst. that's people everywhere, and this is going shopping on a day when you know there's going to be the most people there. i like about four or five. >> that's good. that's all you need. >> do you even shop, gavin? [ coughing ] >> i shop for cigarettes. that's about it. >> what's wrong with you? that's amazing. >> you can also catch a cold from all t

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