. >> molly was meeting with a noted activist named annie clark. >> i had gone over to title nine. >>rsal. but the chancellor upheld the expulsion. >> the corey mock would have had to had obtained consent. >> he a polled the decision to the state court to determine if the process was legal or fair. >> the tennessee court said it was a rare case of a college sexual assault constructed under the guide lines and evaluated by a source outside of the educational community and the process was found wanting. the judge carol mccoy reversed the decision by the university. stating that the college improperly shifted the burden of proof by requiring he disprove the accusation. >> i came home and checked my e-mail and everything was overturned and next day, i found out i had passed all of my classes and got my graduation. it was a good week. >> corey's outcome is rare but becoming less so. it represents a growing trend. there are to date three other cases of a university's process not holding up to judicial jute skrutine. >> we will look at what we can expect for college campuses and beyond. the

indeed molly was meeting with a noted act vis involved in the campus assault reform movement named annie clarkie i had gone over title ix. it was a clear violation. >> reporter: corey appealed the reversal but the school's chancellor upheld the expulsion. in order to be exonerated the chancellor ruled corey mock would have had to show that he had obtained consent before having sex. as a last resort corey appealed his case to the state court to determine the process he had been through was legal and fair. approximately nine months later, the tennessee court came out with its decision. it was a rare case of a college's sexual assault investigation constructed under the guidelines under the department of education, being evaluated by a source outside the educational community. and the process was found wanting. judge carol l. mccoy reversed the decision by the university. mccoy stated that the college had improperly shifted the burden of proof by requiring that corey mock disprove the accusations made against him. >> i came home and checked my e-mail and it said we were on the case everything got

. >> so actually the first person i told was annie clark. she was a senior in my first year. alk to you about something? >> it's annie, how are you doing? >> we just hit it off. >> oh, my gosh. >> she has been my greatest support system. >> are you in a place where you feel comfortable talking about it? >> after i spoke to annie, i came out publicly to the entire campus with a project called the courage project, a photo project of survivors on campus. as i became more public, i became kind of that gateway for people to actually start talking about what had happened to them. ♪ 'til it happens to you ♪ you won't know ♪ it won't be real ♪ it won't be real ♪ you won't know how i feel >> within four weeks i met nine rape survivors at unc. i thought they honestly didn't know this was a problem. i made meetings with the vice chancellor. i made meetings with the dean of students. they were passed off and ignored and delayed. i kept saying, unc has a problem with sexual assault. >> i had the same meeting with the chancellor four years ago. it's like, as soon as there's a new cycle of s

erin: clark cofounded chris' s pets for vets and annie' . the group raises awareness about posttraumatic stress disorder. the organization was named after her son christopher, an army veteran who had ptsd and took his own life. republican presidential candidate chris christie continues his campaign swing through new hampshire today. he will be making stops through londonderry and concord. donald trump is planning to hold a rally at the white mountain athletic club in waterville valley. a survivor of the boston marathon bombing is asking you year. adrian now uses a prosthetic leg and works with limbs for life. today is giving tuesday, a national campaign to encourage people to donate to others. adrianne wants americans to think about making a donation to this cause. >> you can give the same amount and say, you get parts to someone who needed them. erin: more than 3000 amputations occur across the country every week. the career museum of art -- cour -- currier museum of art is kicking off its shoes for schools campaign. they will go to manches

clark think jackie. >> anny: 3 processor fenders that were banned, longer face housing restrictions. the response to court hearings that only a quiet child molesters. they're no longer subject to the restrictions, even though some of them have offenses that involved children. are being monitored with tracking devices. >> mark: the closing arguments are expected to happen today. william porter on trial for manslaughter. the charley could make a ruling by thursday. back in april after a 45 minute trip to the police fanned, the man died and he is being charged is not putting on the seat belts. he said the the man did not appear injured and did not a to do it was wrong. >> anny: it's the third anniversary of the sandy hook shooting. there are protests against current gun laws asking for a change to make it more difficult for certain groups to obtain weapons. events held around the country demands common sense. >> weaken does have common cents gun toward dissolution. >> anny: 26 people died in the assassination that sandy had elementary. >> mark: there are nearly 1,000 in. since between m

joanne clark's son chris was an army veteran suffering from ptsd. started "annie's angels chris's pets for vets" to raise awareness about post tramautic stress and help veterans adopt but a diabetic most of her life, joanne now has stage 5 chronic kidney disease. she's on a waiting list for a transplant, and that could take years. her husband created a website to the country have responded. >> humbling just to know that perfect strangers will step up and try to help. emily: while she waits, joanne focuses on her organization which has helped 80 veterans with ptsd. president obama returns from a historic conference on climate change. randy: the pushback he's facing right now from republicans. a different take on pictures with santa. the adorable photo shoot going randy: good morning. 4:44 on this tuesday morning, right? emily: it is. randy: here we go. another wintry blast across the country. this is video from minnesota where several inches fell yesterday. and that snow was expected to continue into the overnight hours. emily: it is the first of december. cindy: it is. december 1, mete

joanne clark's son chris was an army veteran suffering from ptsd. after he took his life, she started "annie's angels chris' pets for vets" to raise awareness about post-tramautic stress and to help veterans adopt animals. but a diabetic most of her life, joanne now has stage 5 chronic kidney disease. she's on a waiting list for a transplant, and that could take years. her husband created a website to find a donor. already 11 people from across >> scary every minute. day i'm scared for her. >> he is. he's a worrywart. humbling just to know that perfect strangers will step up and try to help. randy: while she waits, joanne focuses on her organization which has helped 80 veterans with p.t.s. emily: 6:42. a mayor-elect in alaska found dead. the mystery unfolding right now. also elizabeth warren a no-show at a hillary clinton event for women in washington. work out early in life and live longer. the new evidence backing exercise. and take a live look here at the city's skyline. a little bit shaky there but the sky looking nice right now. take that jacket with you and the umbrella too. cindy watchi

joanne clark's son chris was an army veteran suffering from ptsd. after he took his life, she started "annie's angels chris' pets for vets" to raise awareness about post-tramautic stress and to help veterans adopt animals. but a diabetic most of her life, joanne now has stage 5 chronic kidney disease. she's on a waiting list for a transplant, and that could take her husband created a website to find a donor. already 11 people from across the country have responded. >> humbling just to know that perfect strangers will step up and try to help. randy: while she waits, joanne focuses on her organization with ptsd. a mayor-elect in alaska found dead. the mystery unfolding right now. at a hillary clinton event for randy: news to go time. everything wrapped up in 15 minutes. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in salem and boston. first we're checking out snow right here. emily: this was seen yesterday. some parts of the state expected to get nearly a foot of snow by the time it stops snowing today. it is december. cindy: december 1. this is normal. emily: it just seems like such a shock. c

ellen clark were looking at more rain come through and that continues through a lunch hour to burn as renault low fifties of san francisco 44 oakland of the 30's and pleasanton and livermore. >>anny hong: 06 is for the lease city and san francisco you will to carry a change gonna talk >>robin winston: if you're about to hit the road right now you're pretty good shape if you have achieved the bay bridge in san francisco the last ride their summit this work on the upper deck of the bay bridge but so far it is not a factor traffic is a great writer 92 both directions come from the east of the 80 percent leandro hayward and union city very quiet making the east when the peninsula if you have to get from the east bay to the north of lake it is wide open of the toll plaza the drive time clocking in a very easy eight minutes from the toll plaza to the 101 connector nothing woodgrain 680 de guadalupe parkway 178528101 it is all a great ship and were doing just fine and behaving so far and the south bend. >>james: the team coverage of the breaking news out of san bernardino county continues this morning 40 people killed 17 others injured after a shooting at a social services facility and