if we lose the front page, ken, what do we lose? it's not just a kid's fascination and an ability to collect, it seems to me. >> well, the front page at a good newspaper reflects what the community cares about most. and having someone in that town who lives in that community say, you know, "lawrence, you need to look at this." "indianapolis, you need to look at this. this matters to our town." that matters a great deal. and the other interesting thing about the collection of front pages we have every single day, for all the people who like to call the media as though it were a singular unit... >> right. >> you go and look at the front pages on our website, you see diverse voices in every community. you see different stories dominating every day. and i think that's one of the glories of front page journalism that reflects the values of each small town in america and every big city. >> all right, tina. let me go toe-to-toe with tina brown for a minute here--at great peril to myself, i realize--and suggest to you that what's on the fro

ken russell died sunday at the age of 84. we have a look back on his life and the films he helped create. >> ken russell's portrait, one of a series of portraits. they were beautiful to look at, seductive to listen to comments -- seductive to listen to, and seductive. some said genius. speed. -- camera speed. >> take one. >> he learned his craft as a director and developed his trademark style. flamboyant and visually extravagant. he moved into cinema where his second major feature was acclaimed as a masterpiece. >> i will plead guilty. >> as time went on his films became more extreme. the devil -- this was widely panned. >> i started to make films and -- he disturbed me. he -- whether you like it or dislike it. and had a strong reaction either way. quex tommy was typically overblown, his films became less successful and the difficulties he faced in financing them progressively greater. >> i sent the script and it eventually came back six months later signed by someone i have not heard of the name. thank you for your script, i

thank you, sir. >>> more of my interview with ken regan just ahead. was like to be with the rolling stones. >>> but first, mastering your money this holiday season. you may think black friday shopping is the way to do that. but are the deals everything they are cracked up to be? or are they just hype? christine romans breaks it down with personal finance expert carman wong ullrich, poppy harlow and sirius xm's pete dominik. >> get ready for black friday on thursday? walmart will open some stores at 10:00 p.m. on thanksgiving evening. toys r us 9:00 p.m. macy's, best buy and target will be opening at the stroke of midnight. carman, poppy, pete, i think it's a retail machine that we're all driven to go. and i also think that the prices are going to be cheaper again by the end of the year. carman, you are the expert on the prices. >> absolutely, the prices are going to be much cheaper. i'm going to sit in my jammies and shop. this is a sport. it's a cultural phenomenon. it's a sport. my sister-in-law does this. you're crazy. she goes out in the middle of

ken molestina has been following the developments and is live with more. ken. >> reporter: yes, derek and anita, this time we're talking about syracuse's assistant basketball coach bernie fine. just a few minutes ago they announced they have put him on administrative leave in light of the allegations. espn is identifying the accuser as bobby davis. the allegations are being investigated by syracuse city police. according to davis, the sexual abuse began in 1983 when he was in the 7th grade. he was a ball boy for the team and lived near syracuse home. in 2005, his accusations were investigated by the university, but they were later dropped because of lack of evidence. earlier today the same accounts were reported to the syracuse police department who reopened the investigation. the accuser claims the abuse continued for more than a dozen years. he told espn it happened at fine's home, at syracuse basketball facilities and on team road trips, including the 1987 final four. >> you know that fine is his 35th year as the assistant basketball coach there at syra

let's go out to ken as we wait for the verdict. ken. >> reporter: derek, all of these developments took place literally less than ten minutes ago. i was inside the courtroom when we saw the jurors being brought back into the courtroom as well as sheriff officials. the official word out here is that a verdict is in fact in. what exactly that verdict is, that's what we are waiting to find out. right now, i want to bring you into this conversation. our legal analyst who has been talking to us. the jury took about an hour for this deliberation. that's quick. >> stunning. stunning. when you get a jury this quickly, it will be a first- degree murder conviction. i have very, very little doubt. most jurors are going to go back, especially having heard this many days of testimony. they are going to go back, get situated and they are instructed wait to deliberate. this jury knew exactly what happened and the testimony that came out this morning from the medical examiner that jayna murray was alive for 331 blows. guilty. first-degree murder.

ken pritchard is live where a rally is just getting underway. ken? >> reporter: well, in just the last half-hour, the crowd went from several hundred to several thousand. these are students and faculty all here to protest what they call police violence. as seen in this video, seen around the world. two officers were put on paid leave after pepper spraying students friday in this same open campus area of the quad, the students were aligned with the occupy wall street movement and were protesting higher student fees and tuition. now, this morning, a uc davis chancellor announced that the police chief was also mayed on administrative leave. the can -- placed on administrative leave. many students here are not satisfied with the investigation. some blame the chancellor for allowing police to crack down on students. >> i saw the videos. it's the human rights violations. what happened was disgusting. i dent think it was necessary at all -- i didn't think it was necessary at all. >> students with angry and they want justice. >> reporter: what we have happen

politico's ken vogel broke the story. he's here tonight. >>> democrats are gearing up for the fight with mitt romney. >> everything corporations earns ultimately goes to people. where do you think it goes? >> bill burton of priorities usa is here. >>> construction workers, they want to do their jobs. we need congress to do theirs. >> the president hammers republicans again on jobs. and new polling shows the country is responding. >> are you kidding me? >> katrina vanden heuvel of "the nation" is here with the latest. >>> republicans in ohio are fear mongering about your children. you won't believe their latest ad. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. there are four new developments on the herman cain story tonight. for the first time, herman cain says the perry camp was behind the leak. the biggest problem for herman cain, a third woman has now come forward saying she considered filing a workplace complaint against him when he was president of the national restaurant association back in the '90s. she says herman c

and i think that, you know, ken is exactly right.the intensity of the focus here is very interesting to me. the intensity of the focus we've seen on the debate in particular on the republican debates this time around, and the impact that those debate performances have had tells you that what the american voters really care about is the substance. i think frankly people are very, very scared. they're looking for an alternative to president obama. they see a failing economy and a president whose policies have made this much worse. and frankly they are looking for somebody who is going to be able to talk about how we're going to create jobs, how we're going to get the economy growing again. you know, there's a lot of kind of interest in, you know, other topics going on right now particularly in the mainstream media. but at the end of the day i think that it's pretty frustrating.... >> schieffer: if you were herman cain's campaign manager, what would you tell him to do? would you say you need to let this all out as ken said because it ma

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sydney. >> the film director, ken russell, has died. he was 84 years old. one of britain's most prolific filmmakers, he became famous for his flamboyant style. films include "women in love" and "tommy." he was criticized for his use of outrageous images, and many of his later movies were released as ridiculous. >> ken russell, one of a series of acclaimed documentaries he made for the bbc in the 1960's. they were beautiful to look at, deductive to listen to, and thoroughly self-en dull -- self-indull incident. they marked him as a filmmaker of talent, some said genius. >> at the bbc, he learned his craft as a director and developed his trademark style. flamboyant and visually extravagant. he moved into cinema, where his second major feature, "women in love" was acclaimed as a masterpiece. >> accuse me of exposing political chicanery, and i will plead guilty. >> but as time went on, his films became more extreme. "the devils" reflected his fascination with sex and religion and was widely panned. >> he was once loved! >> there will a feel

and i also support kenand bre-- ken and brent. >> the evening, board of supervisors. i want to state that i stand in support of sera, martin, dr., and can. i also wanted to support marquis ausby. for the past year-and-a-half, i have not seen him as a meeting. he has been diligent in supporting the task force. he has been taking on extended roles and volunteering. >> i have been a patient since 2000. i have been a caregiver for others since 1976. i have known lots of germany -- a terminally ill people that needed medical cannabis. been around the task force meetings and stuff, the different committees, i have noticed that the consistency of marquis ausby nd ken -- and ken lima, i also see their work and compassion with the other patients, and i recommend that both of them be appointed to seek to end for accordingly. >> i am here to support the candidates sarah schrader, marqquis ausby and more. they are candidates i have known and trusted for years. kenneth lima is my cousin and the way he took people -- and took care of people in hospice care, i was extremely humbled.

robert. >> ken, that's exactly right. and right now, oakland police have cleared out their murder scene investigation. and now, they have asked oakland fire to bring out temporary lighting. this, of course, because the lights were turned off inside the plaza last night. apparently there were reports that people were feeling intimidated before the shooting so the lights are now being brought in. that is what is happening outside. inside city hall, the mayor is using tonight's fatal shooting to demand that occupy oakland evict themselves tonight. as you are about to see, city council could have their own mayoral eviction planned. it was a melee on one side of the plaza. emergency medical crews fought to pump life into the shooting victim. on the other, occupy oakland protesters fought our news camera. >> you have no right to block this camera whatsoever. you need to move. >> using arms and hands to block every effort to document this shooting. that started as a targeted attack says one eyewitness. >> started punching and ki

. >> reporter: ken, how are you feeling? >> i feel fantastic. >> reporter: when we first met ken millis two years ago, he had suffered a serious heart attack. >> the artery was 98% blocked. that particular type of blockage is called the widow maker because it's the one where typically when people get it it's over, they're dead. >> reporter: at aged 39 with 30% of his heart damaged, he faced a diminished life of limited exertion and shortness of breath. so he volunteered to be patient number one in a risky clinical study-- the first person ever to receive an infusion of heart stem cells. the experiment was the brain child of dr. eduardo marban of cedar sinai heart institute in los angeles. >> if someone's had a heart attack and they have seen part of their heart turn into scar, that is irreversible, it's there for life. >> reporter: seeking to reverse heart injury, dr. marban used a catheter with pinss to snip healthy tisch view from millis' heart. since the heart produces so few stem cells on its own, the doctor in a laborat

. >> and i'm ken wayne. the search is on for the driver of that car who they say ran down a firefighters on a san francisco corner. the hit-and-run left the firefighters in critical condition. christien kafton is live with a picture of the suspect. >> reporter: the calfire firefighters is in the intensative care unit. san francisco police gave us this video. this is new video captured by surveillance camera inside the jack in the box in san francisco. investigators say he is the same man captured in these mobile phone stills. the man who got into a fight with al bartal. shortly after the fight bartal walked to this shell station two blocks away, that's where investigators say the suspect hit bartel as he was walking then sped away. today bartal's coworkers hope he recovers. >> he's in the icu unit. and that speaks for itself. >> reporter: bartel was in the marines and has a lot to live for, especially his father. some people familiar with this jack in the box say it's open 24 hours adraws a dangerous crowd l

ktvu's ken wayne live on the ground for us, with the very latest on the situation there. ken? >> reporter: well, gasia mikaelian, i should clarify it is not the 101 california building, it is across the street from the 101 california building, at the corner of davis and california streets. good news as you see

we showed you ken pritchett in the mountains. not snowing yet. rain and snow past midnight.now level 5500 feet. system is a slow mover. not that powerful. inch of rain in the north bay. most of us, quarter inch to half inch. most of the rain comes overnight. few sprinkles in the morning. tonight as the system moves in, the rain starts heaviest in the north bay, gusty winds. rain spreads south. heaviest rain at 11:00 tonight. as the front slides south overnight showers will move that way. rainfall accumulations 10th of an inch. cooler tomorrow. the front is a fast mover. cool air in place. tomorrow morning, valley fogga possibility. as it has been. what i am getting at, thanksgiving, sprinkles around. you will see more sunshine. more sunshine than today. 11:00, there it is. right? that's the heart of the storm. santa rosa. 3:00 a.m., falling apart. 8:00. lingering showers. in the mountains, snow flurries tomorrow. snowing till tomorrow afternoon. and then the system moves on. back tonight at 10:00 to update the forecast. we are close enough, we should be able to dial it down.

ken. >> elizabeth cook, thank you. >>> well, not many people like her. mayor quan's approval rating has dropped like a stone. our exclusive eyewitness news poll of oakland residents find 71% disapprove of the job she's doing. only 15% approve. and that is a 5% drop from a week and a half ago. a 13 point drop from three weeks ago. and a whopping 42% drop from last april. robert lyles is in oakland with more on the mayor's plunging popularity. >> i want you to consider this. if the protesters of occupy oakland were a candidate in a local election, our poll found that they would win in a landslide. she would be buried by that landslide and just watch as the mayor makes yet another surprising turn. >> the nearly month old occupational plaza is gal gal galvanizing. >> i think it's inspiring. >> that's what our poll verified. when asked what oaklanders thought about the protest. 64% were in full support. 28 oppose. but mayor quan who was in office tells kcbs radio that all protesters will be run out of the plaza if occupy oakland won't or can't abide by not ca

in oakland, ken pritchett. >>> our coverage continues on our website ktvu.com. just look under today's hot topics on our home page. >>> happening right now, we want to show you a live picture from justin herman plaza in san francisco where occupy protesters are about to take a vote on whether to move to a shuttered school campus. ktvu has learned a permit was issued late today allowing the protesters to move their encampment to the mission district. we don't know yet what will happen if the protesters refuse to move. ken wayne is monitoring the situation and will keep us posted as this story develops. >>> tension once again over a reoccupation effort at frank ogawa plaza. i want to show you live pictures where a massive tent city was just torn down two weeks ago. what you're looking at now is what you might call the new occupy oakland site down there. there's an information postthat has been set up. things got heated earlier when police knocked down the tepee you're looking at there put up by occupiers to symbolize the occupation. still some say there shouldn't

ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> you can stay current by going to ktvu.com.licking the link at the top of our page. >>> a new milestone tonight for injured giants fan, bryan stow. we're going to show you what he is now able to do. >>> back here in ten minutes, i'm let you know -- i'll let you know, when >>> we have new information tonight about injured giants fan, bryan stow. today, his family ported that bryan stow wrote his own name. here's their picture from the website, showing what he wrote. stow was the giants fan attacked and beaten unconscious on opening day in los angeles last march. he has since been recovering from the brain injuries he received during that attack. >>> the los angeles dodgers baseball team is on the market. owner frank mccourt and major league baseball have agreed to a court supervised sale. the dodgers filed for bankruptcy in june. and mccourt settled with his wife over ownership. mccourt wants at least $1 billion. a price some such as mark cuban say, they have already turned down. >>> the high court rejected julian assange's bid

. >> good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> occupy oakland protesters have regrouped andd established a new encampment after being evicted from in front of city hall this week. demonstrators returned to the streets, a crowd of 1,000 marchs from city hall to the lakeshore district. they stopped at two banks along the route. there was in graffiti, but the demonstration remained peaceful. the group rallied outside of a elementary school slated for foreclose aure foreclosure. >>> half the protester went home, but 400 or so marched back to the city's recently envated updown district. at about 5:30 people from the march pushed doba chain linked fence and setup a new encampment in a vacant lot at telegraph avenue and 1th street. city officials said they will not tolerate new camps, but police are only watching tonight adhering to the city's nonconfrontal strategy. ktvu's eric rasmussen is hearing from residents who don't want the new neighbor burb we begin with jade hernandez and what is happen radioing now. jade. >> reporter: make no mistake the tevtents back up and, in fac

ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> you can stay current by going to ktvu.com. clicking the link at the top of our page. >>> a new milestone tonight for injured giants fan, bryan stow. we're going to show you what he is now able to do. >>> back here in ten minutes, i'm let you know -- i'll let you know, when and if you'll need those umbrellas tomorrow. >>> actress lindsey lohan is headed back to jail again. but she may not serve her full sentence. >>> we have new information tonight about injured giants fan, bryan stow. today, his family ported that bryan stow wrote his own name. here's their picture from the website, showing what he wrote. stow was the giants fan attacked and beaten unconscious on opening day in los angeles last march. he has since been recovering from the brain injuries he received during that attack. >>> the los angeles dodgers baseball team is on the market. owner frank mccourt and major league baseball have agreed to a court supervised sale. the dodgers filed for bankruptcy in june. and mccourt settled with his wife over ownership. mccourt

some of the tributes paid to british director ken russell. here in the uk, the inquiry into newspaper standards has heard from the man he was wrongly suspected of murdering at joanna yates. christopher jeffries said he had been vilified by the press and a frenzied campaign to blacken his character. our correspondent was listening to the latest evidence. >> christopher jefferies on the left, has changed his appearance since his image received unwelcome attention a year ago. this was how he looked last december when he was arrested over the murder of joanna yates. he was innocent, but his reputation was torn apart by the press. >> the slanting of the reporting was intended to be as sensational, as exploitative, as titillating to appeal in every possible way to people's voyeuristic instincts. >> the singer charlotte church has been in the public eye since she was a teenager. she said described cameras hidden in her garden and offers to boyfriend to talk about her private life. >> why is it ok that an editor or somebody senior in a newspaper coul

ken is live there right now with the latest on the story.ter: well you know aside from those three people that went to the hospital. everyone who made it out of the building is being forced to stay out until it is deemed safe. the three people that were rushed to the hospital came out of that apartment. the first floor apartment and neighbors who saw all of this go down tonight are left rattled. firefighters were called out to the apartment building in wolf creek place. three people were found poisoned by carbon monoxide. they were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> i saw them take three people out on stretchers. >> it's a frightening thing, as my neighbor said. i bought an alarm, because it is scary. >> many other who's lived in this building were treated on scene, including these young children who were taken away from their homes. the emergency forced 20 people to leave their homes, even if they weren't poisoned by the carbon monoxide. >> once the patients were treated, fire officials opened up the windows. they cracked open

ken molestina has been following the story and joins us live. ken? >> the blog in question is called the bare naked islam. the material on it doesn't favor islamic culture. one group is claiming that material is going beyond free speech and is being taken as a threat. >> this is what's being considered one of the latest threats against muslim americans. the blog site bare naked islam is full of messages. it caught the attention of the counsel on relations. >> it is inappropriate to make threats of a mosque. >> muslims themselves. say lor is referring to comments made, calling for the violent actions. the blog talks about violence against muslims in mosques throughout the country and our area but it specifically has mention of this center in falls church. i want muslim blood on my hands writes the person who claims to have issue off route 7. it is the same where anwar served. the american born cleric was killed in yemen after u.s. officials identified him as planning attacks and conspiring against the u.s. it is that kind of association, say lor belie

ken molestina is on the scene live. ken. >> reporter: yes, anita, this is an active crime scene right now. this is 23 rd and constitution. one of two scenes that have been locked down. there was a car just moments ago that was removed from this area believed to have been involved in the alleged shots fired call. we understand that officials did find a rifle inside that car. that car, again, removed just seconds ago right before we went on the air. now, right now there are conflicting reports between two different police agencies as to exactly what happened. the first account according to dc police on the scene said begun fire between two cars was -- gunfire between two cars was exchanged between 16th and constitution. that is near the white house and the washington monument. this car that was left abandoned is believed to have been involved, but no one was found inside the car. now u.s. park police say they're the ones in charge of the investigation and they have no evidence suggesting that any shots were fired. accordi

dana, ken, back to you. >> all right, we'll see how the night goes.ert lyles, thank you. >>> we have obtained city health inspections on the occupy camp in san francisco and in a nutshell, it's gross. beside problems with the portable toilets and trash, there are a lot of disease dogs. the spca is treating four puppies from that camp for parvo. the deadly disease can live in soil for months and it spreads easily. >> we have a population that is under a great deal of stress. loud, unvaccinated, nutritional status questionables that are just sort of sitting ducks as might say for this disease unfortunately. >> the virus cannot be passed to humans, but an intestinal infection can. the spca says some dogs are showing signs of that condition and others have kennel cough. >>> back to berkeley tonight just as thousands of people were marching in the streets, uc police shot a man on campus at the school of business. mark sayer reports, police say the man pulled a gun out of his backpack. >> university of california police called in an alameda county sheriff's

. >>> and even ken wayne, from suburbs to the cities, frustrated customers closed their bank accounts today to show solidarity on what they call corporate greed. >> reporter: just across the street are major banks, today targeted during a suburban protest. >> they strung crime scene tape there in concord this afternoon. that is all it allowed protests outside two other banks. >> reporter: wells fargo specifically is closing down on my family, i have my house in foreclosure, sale date of december one. >> it was national move your money day, the protests moving to the suburbs. >> we're tired that banks are bailed out, people are getting sold out. >> others had a protest that was much quieter than those in the big cities. >> we want it to be a grass roots, respectful of the employees in the banks and take our action by moving our money. >> the organizers say most of the protests were closing their accounts at the big banks. >> joining the credit union, i put the money in there and found out a lot of things i paid for with the banks, i didn't have to do that with the credit company. >> an

our ken molestina spoke to some penn state alumni tonight. ken, what are they saying. >> reporter: they're shocked and full of disbelief. this is one scandal that really just continues to grow by the minute as we learn more details about the allegations. tonight penn state graduates to the together with the details of the scandal. these days penn state fans have little to cheer about. >> alumni everywhere are just really saddened and shocked to hear about the allegation. >> reporter: the mood at tuesday night's event was one laced with confusion and disbelief. after allegations that jerry sandusky sexually abused young boys for years. allegations that were report ed low known to officials who did -- reportedly known to officials who did nothing about it. as for the head coach joe paterno arrived at his home late tuesday to a large crowd of supporters. although he hasn't been charged or implicated in the abuse, reports say he did have knowledge of the allegations and did little about it. he shared a brief comment with the scores who gathered a

ken wayne is live at the birth place of the free speech movement where both sides are bracing for another confrontation. >> reporter: in front of sprowl hall, there's probably 50 officers lining the steps in front of the hall, and several

>> well ken, i can tell you this. oakland police have cleared their murder scene investigation here in francogowa plaza and now mourners have moved in. the investigation continues into exactly what happened. that's all outside city hall. but inside city hall, mayor quan is using this fatal shooting to demand occupy oakland's eviction tonight. city council could have their own mayoral eviction plan. it was a melee on one side of the plaza. emergency medical crews fought to pump life into the shooting victim. on the other, occupy oakland protesters fought our news cameras. arms and hands to block every effort to document this shooting. that started as a targeted attack. says one eyewitness. >> started punching him, bit him. >> occupy oakland protesters say they raced to the victim's aid. when they freed him. >> he got up and shot three times. >> in the back of the head. >> we do not have anyone in custody. >> some occupy protesters say the motive is a drug deal gone bad. in fact, police sources tell cbs 5 drug dealers n

our ken molestina is live there right now. ken. >> reporter: derek, what a sad story. one of the dogs is dead tonight. the other one is in an animal hospital with serious injuries. it all happened at about 5:30 earlier today and tonight the dog's owner speaking out. >> they took the little dog in his mouth killing him. my wife dropped the leeches and ran. >> reporter: his wife called him in a panic earlier today to tell him what had happened. he says she was walking the dogs when two larger cane courses came out and mauled their dogs. prince a terrier mix is being treated at the animal hospital for wounds. kong a toy poodle didn't survive the attack. now the owner is left grieving for one dog and hoping the other pulls through. >> he has to have anesthesia and he is going to have what the doctor described as drainage tubes placed to prevent infection from the wounds. the teeth went through the flesh in his hind legs. >> reporter: mr. woodland says the dogs that attacked him came from his neighbor's house somewhere in this neighborhood here. now, we checked in with dc p