nicholas dirks and his 11.4 percent salary increase. >> they tried to barge in. they'll seriously injure or maybe kill these students. >> the 50,000-dollar pay increase isn't sitting well with many students on campus. >> but now you see, there's no money. we have to raise your fees again by 24 percent over the next four years. which means six percent per year but at the same time we have enough money to give a raise of salary to a chancellor. >> that's uncalled for. >> jerry brown and senator leland also oppose the chancellor salary despite the 50,000-dollar increase coming from private donors. >> he should lead by good example. and leading by good example would have been not to take this particular raise and say to the students we're with you. we want you to get the very, very best. and we're not going to somehow take all this money so that you can suffer. >> before tonight's protest chancellor dirks announced to day quote the best education comes out of a diverse community of people. >> we spoke to a protester on the 6th floor by phone. you can see her in the w

locating bolt and dirk, these were his friends, took a matter of minutes. the members all slept in rows of beds under the eves at a gauntlet in a chilly, open attic they called the wind tunnel. no sooner had they congresswoman prehended -- comprehended the news, they went off to find a friend. more discussion and debate among the dartmouth friends would follow. within weeks their applications to the 60th rifles -- which was another name for the king's royal rifle corps -- would be received and approved. tom littlefield, who wanted to go, too, was rejected on account of a bum shoulder. but that night, may 31, 1941, the die was cast. cox, cutting, brister would offer themselves to be officer candidates in the king's royal rifle corps. in less than six weeks, they would ship out for england. other harvard and dartmouth men would follow, 18 americans joined the 60th rifles, and some 17 months later the u.s. army itself finally would enter the fray. but these five young men went first, and in wartiming truly is everything. before going to sleep that night -- thi

incoming chancellor is nicholas dirk. he was the executive vice president at columbia university in new york and dirk says he's well aware of the challenges that lie ahead. >> substantial investment on the part of the state in higher education and the kinds of things that the university all campus ins the system have had to do to struggle to make up for this diminishment of state funding. >>reporter: dirk salary is 48 486,000. that is less than the 500,000 he earned at columbia. private donor will fund the 50,000 dollar pay raise by wait. >> well uses ahead here. going to war offer the military rules on women in combat. >> gap between policy and reality is bad for the armed forces. bad for our service members. needs to be changed. >>reporter: next. new legal challenge against the military combat exclusion policy and why some say change it would be a big mistake. plus. >> tell me when issued put her to sleep so she won't suffer in the apocalypse. >>reporter: answering e-mail on the apocalypse. later tonight. job that is no

dirks will take over as berkeley's chancellor starting june of next year. his salary will be around $468,000 a year. >>> a new sex abuse claim against the moraga school district alleges that another former student was sexually abused by teacher dan whiters and that the district could have prevented it. whiters was a joaquin moraga teacher that was investigated for sex abuse when he committed suicide. this after the district came to an agreement with two other students. >>> a third man claim that is he had sex with the former puppeteer for elmo. he met clash when he was 16 years old. the latest suit acknowledges clash and the teen kept in touch and even continued their relationship once the man turned 18. clash resigned from sesame workshop last week. a spokeswoman believes this lawsuit has no merit. >>> there's word that a manager has been fired because of the new maps app. apple's ceo was even forced to issue a rare apology for the problem. now sources tell bloomburg that the man in charge of the software long time apple employee richard williamson was ous

his name is nicholas dirk and making 50,000 more than his predecessor. it's feeling fire tonight at protestors. >>reporter: 5:30 tonight, police show us to a hall where students have chained themselves inside. their administration demonstration is -- demonstration is protesting lowy to barge in. they will seriously injure or kill these students. >>reporter: this man says the 50,000 pay increase isn't sitting well with many students the on campus. >> now you see there's no money. you have to raise your fees again by 24% over the next four years but we have enough noun give a raise of salary to a chancellor. . >> that is uncalled for. >>reporter: governor jerry brown is also opposing the salary, despite the $50,000 increase coming from private donors. >> he should lead by good example. leading by good example would be not taking this particular raise, telling the students we're with you and we want you to have the very best. >>reporter: the students the tonight sixth floor did come down peacefully about an hour ago, no arrests, no incidents the and hoping

nicholas dirks is getting the job that used to pay $436,000 a year.the regents voted now to add $50,000 to that. the new chancellor will get $486,000 a year now. the regents vote for the 11% raise came as students staged a protest on the 6th floor of cal's eschelman hall. for a time, six students chained their necks to the doors there. the demonstration was to call attention to cal's low enrollment of students of color but the pay raise was a big issue, as well. >> but now you see. >> oo there is no money, you have to raise fees for the next 24 years which means 6% a year but at the same time we have enough money to give a salary raise to a chancellor. >> the regents who voted for the raise point out that the extra money is coming from private donations and not from the students' tuition fees. >>> we have been asking, what do you think about the chancellor's pay raise of $50,000? comment on facebook or twitter, or email us at mornings@cbs5.com. >>> the clock is ticking on the approach to the "fiscal cliff." but a disconnect remains in what the parties

check out mavericks center dirk novitzky's impersonation of bruce springsteen. [ singing off key ] [ernible ] [ born in the usa ] ♪ i was born in the usa >> ladies and gentlemen, dirk novitzky has left the building. thank god. >>> houston and chicago sunday night. bears star is expecting the couple's fourth child. the debate is whether kill man should play football or be at the birth. i put this question to 49ers defensive coordinator today. have you ever been in a position where you wish the player played instead of being at the birth of his child? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> we only play 16 games a year. you know? that's the equivalent of missing one of those games that would be the equivalent of somebody in a normal job of missing four weeks for a birth of a child. talking about it that way. >> now, if you were the player, what would you do? >> i'm going to take the fifth on that. [ laughter ] [ "survivor" music ] ♪ [ music ] >> ninth person voted out in the second member of our jury. >> jeff. >> please bring your torch. >> that vote may go down as one of the biggest blown oppo

. >>> four days after san dirks fatigue and frustration mount as people wait for electric power and more help to meet the overwhelming need. nbc's danielle lee is in atlantic city, new jersey, for us this morning. danielle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. the ones famous atlantic city boardwalk now dismantled and empty. it's evidence of the long road ahead that's already leading to frustration. more than 30,000 have asked for aid. all up and down the jersey shore crews are beginning to remove debris to try to get the power back on. in parts of new jersey, gas lines need to be rebuilt. they're losing patients. they're wishing this recovery could happen sooner. and there may be no rest for the weary. forecasters say a winter storm is headed this way and people are concerned it could get here before their power gets back on. live in atlantic city, new jersey, i'm danielle lee. lynn, back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> crippled public transportation means more people are forced to commute by car, but power outages and distribution problems are causing shortages at the p

nicholas dirks is getting the job that used to pay $436,000 a year.ents voted to add $50,000 to that and he will now get $486,000 a year. the vote for the 11% raise came as students staged protests on the 6th floor of cal's eschelman hall. for a time, six students actually chained their necks to doors there. the demonstration was to call attention to cal's low enrollment of students of color but the pay raise was also an issue. >> but now you see there is no money, we have to raise your fees again by 24% over the next four years, which means 6% per year. but at the same time, we have enough money to give a fee -- a raise of salary to the chancellor. >> the regents who voted for the raise point out that the extra money is coming from private donations and not from the students' to wish fees. what do you think about the $50,000 pay raise? 5 dot com. the clock is ticking on the you can comment on facebook or twitter, or email us at mornings@cbs5.com. >>> the clock is ticking on the approach to the dreaded "fiscal cliff." but a disconnect remains on capit

nicholas dirks is a professor at columbia university. he also taught at the poly tech sunshine and the university of michigan. >>> a back up on 580 because so many people wanted to shop at a new mall that just opened. these are live pictures where you can see there are still major back ups tonight. ktvu's rob roth is at the mall and tells us why it is such a big draw. >> reporter: the outlet is in full swing, shoppers are coming and going and the parking lot is full. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: champagne, confetti, the celebration began this morning. 132 high end retail outlets. >> we are so excited. for thousands -- >> reporter: for thousands of shoppers getting here was a big deal. police blocked offside streets to prevent grid locks. some people parked blocks away from the mall. it took us 45 minutes from the freeway exit. >> 1 hour and 15 minutes. >> people seemed to buy everything in sight. >> hand bags and more hand bags. >> shoes. >> sweat shirt. shirt. hat. >> the mall means 2,000 jobs and expected to add $2 million a ye

theo personalty not policy, let's talk about the issue, is medicare going bankrupt or not, senator dirk to tackle medicare or it will be bankrupt in 12 years. let's talk about that instead of norquist, he is one of the most selfless guys in politics. you know this is a reagannesque parts of the soul of the republican party, if some want to break their own pledge to voters not to raise taxes they can do that and be account able. lou: there is not a reagan nesque figure in the republican party right now who is the intellectual leader right now? what group of the republican party? the governors? >> kelly ann is right, governors, there are 38 republican governors, there will be after the first of the year. we'll see who emerges. lou: striking you are not hearing speaker boehner or mitch mcconnell. >> when have congressional leaders been major lead irs of their party,hey are wheel ordealers. >> politics abhor a vacuum. lou: governors are nation -- >> but, several are chief executives. i want to stick up for mcconnell and boehner, they are playing hand theying dealt, on the 1600 pennsylvania

no dirk, however for the mavs. that's the sporting life for a monday night. we'll see who starts for new orleans. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time

uc regents voted today too give nicholas dirks a raise over what his pred -- over what his predecessor earned. governor brown says the raise is inappropriate even though the extra money would come from private donations. >>> the santa clara district attorney's office said today the 15-year-old arrested in a series of crimes will be tried as an adult. on friday november 16, police say 15-year-old modro and jonathan wilbanks robbed several businesses, killed a man during a carjacks and fired shots at police officers. the da said the supreme court bars minors from receiving the death penalty but wilbanks being 26 could face capital punishment. >>> a ktvu exclusive, we sit down with san jose's retiring police chief. the one thing he says that would have kept him on the job. >>> the pay treu i -- patrioarch of a family died in jail. today charges against him were officially dropped. >>> about 200 people took part in a candlelight vigil and march in san francisco tonight. they're remembering mayor mascone and harvey milk in the anniversary of their assassination. amber lee joins us with the

dirks was announced the new chance lore.he uc board of regents still needs to approve the appointment later this month to make the university's tenth chancellor. >>> a reminder you can get ktvu news the go. just download the ktvu app and you can watch the ktvu news live on your smart phone. >>> it was the end of the road for a bay area hopeful. jason brock was eliminated. one of music producer's l.a. reed favorite. today was the first live result show of the season. there are now 12 finalists remaining. >>> clouds out there right now. it's a cool night, temperatures are going to be down into the 40s. maybe even upper 30s in some places. the showers have pretty much ended. we're going to see a few scattered showers moving offshore. light scattered showers some where after midnight i think we'll see a little bit of activity again. this cold storm is going to linger as it moves in today we have the showers to the tune of .1 to .2. we could still see snow flurries at mountain peaks. maybe get a foot of snow by tomorrow afternoon

no dirk, however for the mavs. that's the sporting life for a monday night.ee who starts for new orleans. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> ktvu morning news starts at 4:30, we'll be monitoring that strike and whether it's effecting port and airport operations.

uc regents voted today too give nicholas dirks a raise over what his pred -- over what his predecessor earned. governor brown says the raise is inappropriate even though the extra money would come from private donations. >>> the santa clara district attorney's office said today the 15-year-old arrested in a series of crimes will be tried as an adult. on friday november 16, police say 15-year-old modro and jonathan wilbanks robbed several businesses, killed a man during a carjacks and fired shots at police officers. the da said the supreme court bars minors from receiving the death penalty but wilbanks being 26 could face capital punishment. >>> a ktvu exclusive, we sit down with san jose's retiring police chief. the one thing he says that would have kept him on the job. >>> the pay treu i -- patrioarch of a family died in jail. today charges against him were officially dropped. >>> about 200 people took part in a candlelight vigil and march in san francisco tonight. they're remembering mayor mascone and harvey milk in the anniversary of their assassination. amber lee joins us with the

dirks has been recommended currently executive vice president and dean of the faculty for arts and sciences at columbia. if confirmed he will take office next june. outgoing chancellor announced last march that he would step down after more than eight years in that job. >>> time for a look at the weather, you can see your way into work this morning. >> yep. if there is fog, it is all in your head, right? >> that's normal. >>> good morning. we have a little out there in napa, also by the delta, in fact, we are looking at 2 1/2 mile visibility, right now temperatures in the upper 30s, chilly out by fairfield, otherwise low 50s san francisco and oakland. this afternoon clouds will thin out a little, narrow range, we could see a few sprinkles along the coast with upper 50s there low 60s towards san jose, 62 fremont today, this evening it will stay dry, cold front to head our way early tomorrow morning visibilities around the bay with just a half mile, fairfield, quarter mile napa, better along our coast this morning, looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies today, upper nice to low 60s tomorrow

dirks was announced the new chance lore.oard of regents still needs to approve the appointment later this month to make the university's tenth chancellor. >>> a reminder you can get ktvu news the go. just download the ktvu app and you can watch the ktvu news live on your smart phone. >>> it was the end of the road for a bay area hopeful. jason brock was eliminated. one of music producer's l.a. reed favorite. today was the first live result show of the season. there are now 12 finalists remaining. >>> clouds out there right now. it's a cool night, temperatures are going to be down into the 40s. maybe even upper 30s in some places. the showers have pretty much ended. we're going to see a few scattered showers moving offshore. light scattered showers some where after midnight i think we'll see a little bit of activity again. this cold storm is going to linger as it moves in today we have the showers to the tune of .1 to .2. we could still see snow flurries at mountain peaks. maybe get a foot of snow by tomorrow afternoon. snow

dirk hasn't played at all this season. out with knee injury. own the paint put back slam.ight game for about them with the tip here. with authority t.20 for the rookie playing so well. fourth quarter 2 minutes left. tv little runner. 38 seconds lef left. tie at 90. 15 seconds left. barns. 10 foot interthe lane. rebound. thompson. one shot don't shoot that. well, he lawchled. he missed but dallas one last chance. carter no. over time. curry leads the way. the drive. the dish. to lee 17 points and 19 board. warriors on the road. nice win. 105-101. 2 point victory over baylor last friday in hawaii stanford women basketball team now ranked no. 1 in the country first tame they have been ranked no. 1 since 2005 in the stanford football team. 17-14 upset over oregon on saturday. new standings. pus tang baby. pack 12 offensive player of the week 11 catches for 106 yards and big one that tied it up with a minute and a half left. >> great night for the 49ers. >> the collin on fire. >>

. >>> and everyone wants to be the boss, even seven-foot-tall german nba star dirk nowitzki who sango posted by the dallas mavericks. ♪ ♪ born in the usa i was born in the usa ♪ >> at least he got the lyrics right. the team's time-out videos are usually shown during home games but this one too good for such a limited audience. thought we'd share it with you. it is 8:05. let's go back outside to al with a check of the weather. yeah. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i hope he plays better than he sings. >> he sure does. >> he'll get traded in a hurry. a lot of taylor lautner fans out here. i love all the memorabilia. who signed this? >> the whole wolfpack except for taylor. >> except for taylor. we're trying to get taylor. >> yeah. >> to get that so you have the whole wolfpack there. my gosh. wow. now in a full moon does anything happen to that? >> yes. it grows fur. >> let's show you what we've got as far as your weather is concerned. pick city of the day, new orleans. wdsu on number 6 on your side. sunny, mild, 71 degrees. and as we look around the country out west big winter storm. we got blizza

it it required telling every dirk zen it would be shameful for the party of lincoln to oppose civil rightlotion. that's what it required. it it was to pay home imagine to someone who needed to have home imagine paid to them in order change their deeply held segregationist views, he did it. my point is that leadership matters. i'm hon mored to be amongst leaders. i hope you stay the course. whether you win or lose in the political realm. that is secondary to changing the course of our country's history by focusing on doing the right things. transforming our education system. there will be loser along the

if that required dirk zen that it would be shameful to pose the civil right legislation. that's what it required. if it was to pay home imagine to someone who needed to have home imagine paid to them in order to change the segregation dispute he did. my pound is that leadership matters. i'm honored amongst lards and i hope you stay the course. whether you lose or win that's secondary to changing the course of the country's history by focusing on doing the right things with transforming our education system, there will be losers along the way politically but we're all winners if we're being part of something bigger than other and trying to advocate change. god bless you. enjoy the conference. [applause] [applause] >>> grover norquist founder and president for americans for tax reform will be the guest at "politico" playbook breakfast. we'll be live starting at 8:00 a.m. here on c-span2. >>> now former clinton administration chief of staff john podesta talks about lessons learned from the election and what it means for changes to education. after the remarks here's joined b

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somebody along the way was careless, was gree dirks was negligent, and they cost my husband his life.reporter: now the state revoked necc's license last month. the fda says its authority over these kind of pharmacies is limited, and it's committed to strengthening the system. necc had no comment about today's hearing but has said it's cooperating with all investigations. willie? >> all right. lisa myers, thanks very much. savannah. >> the friday after thanksgiving has long marked the traditional kickoff of the holiday season but a number of retailers are getting a jump on it by moving it to thanksgiving day, a decision that is not sitting well with some people. nbc's diana avilear has more. >> reporter: it all started with one target worker who felt the change in hours was unfair, so she wanted to stand up to her fellow employees and start an online petition that's getting a lot of attention. >> will you join me and ask target to give thanksgiving back to the families and not open thanksgiving evening. >> reporter: when casey sinclair wrote her petition to target, the sales associate

ken dirks annual budget message to the congress, he says this. lower rates of taxation will stimulate economic activity, and so raise the levels of personal and corporate income as to yield within a few years an increased, not reduced, flow of revenues to the federal government. this is not a conservative idea, mr. speaker. this is not a liberal idea. this is not a reagan idea. this is not a clinton idea. this is an economic truth. an economic truth. john f. kennedy, lower rates and taxation will stimulate economic activity and so raise the levels of personal and corporate income as to yield within a few years an increase not a reduced flow of re news to the federal government. president barack obama, the last thing you want to do is to raise taxes in the middle of a recession because that would just take more demand out of the economy and put businesses in a further hole. true. it's gotten lost in this election season, mr. speaker. i'll be honest with you, i'm not excited about the way the election turned out. please the american people with a w