mass was? i'm looking at the number of blacks in the university of texas system. pre-grutter, when the state was indisputably still segregating, it was 4 percent. today, under the post-grutter system, it's 6 percent. the 2 percent increase is enough for you, even though the state population is at 12 percent? somehow, they've reached a critical mass with just the 2 percent increase? >> well, we don't believe that demographics are the key to underrepresentation of critical mass. >> no -- putting aside -- i don't -- i'm not going to quarrel with you that if demographics alone were being used, i would be somewhat concerned. but you can't seriously suggest that demographics aren't a factor to be looked at in combination with how isolated or not isolated your student body is actually reporting itself to feel? >> well, i think if you start to split out subgroups of minorities, you mistake i think what i think is the proper thrust of grutter, or at least ought to be. >> it might be -- it might be insul

can we generate a mass. that's flaw we think is necessary for the the court to restate the principle. >> that's the normal fact exceed to holdings on. whether there is or is not a critical mass? >> no. a weird kind of a fact. and i -- i'm not saying it's -- isn't if? a judgment justice scalia, that is correct. and downtowner didn't find . >> can you tell me what a critical mass was? >> i'm looking at the number of blacks in the university of texas system. -- it was 4 percent. today under the post grutter system it's 6%. the 29% increase is enough for you even though the state population is at 12%? somehow they reached a critical mass with the 2% increase? >> we don't believe the dem grasping are the key to underrepresentation. >> no. put that aside. i'm not going quarrel with you that demographics alone were become used. i would be somewhat concerned. but you can't seriously suggest that demographics aren't a factor to be looked at in excision -- excision -- you mistake i think what i think is the proper thr

mass was?sputably still segregating, it was 4 percent. today, under the post-grutter system, it's 6 percent. the 2 percent increase is enough for you, even though the state population is at 12 percent? somehow, they've reached a critical mass with just the 2 percent increase? >> well, we don't believe that demographics are the key to underrepresentation of critical mass. >> no -- putting aside -- i don't -- i'm not going to quarrel with you that if demographics alone were being used, i would be somewhat concerned. but you can't seriously suggest that demographics aren't a factor to be looked at in combination with how isolated or not isolated your student body is actually reporting itself to feel? >> well, i think if you start to split out subgroups of minorities, you mistake i think what i think is the proper thrust of grutter, or at least ought to be. >> it might be -- it might be insulting to some to be thrown into a pot. >> why -- why don't you seriously suggest that? why don't you seriousl

mass will draw protestors. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. some of the new archbishop's views could be considered controversial. >>> reporter: that's right. historically these types of installations don't bring anger or interest. but in this case it's different because protestors are not exactly a fan of the new archbishop of san francisco, his national reputation supports california's ban on same-sex marriage. salvatore cordileone's installation will take place at 2:00 at st. mary's theat. 2,000 people are expected to show up including the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. the former oakland bishop was a key driving force behind prop 8. now this favored him with fellow catholics. still some parishioners say he will be welcomed in san francisco. >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic church which unfortunately hold that

de have a critical mass of filipino americans?>> the common formula that is used, country of origin. >> do you have a critical mass? >> your honor, we have looked to whether or not we have a critical mass which is precisely what this is and asked us to do. if -- >> a jurisdiction. >> before you get to that. suppose you identified a numerical category, numerical standard, numerical designation for critical mass that is x%. given the course of the admissions process can the admissions officers checked to see have closed their coming? >> no, your honor. we don't. base 389. >> you can not? >> do not be monitoring. >> of that would happen, would it be allowed? >> it did. >> interacts? >> no. there was one of the things he pointed out. we don't have that problem. >> i'm asking whether you could do that. >> i don't think so because the majority did not understand it to be monitoring for purposes of reaching a specific. they do not monster -- monitor price the only one of your holistic factors that appears. >> well, all of the factors are

this is the third mass shooting.an zandt and i were talking about this earlier within the course of inside ten years. what's the community reaction so far? the mayor was saying that, you know, it's certainly a tragic situation. >> as this was playing out, as authorities were launching a large-scale search effort for what may have been a dangerous armed man on the loose who had just committed a mass homicide at a local business, we were seeing some of the sikh temple victim family members -- and as you recall, that recent mass shooting in southeast wisconsin happened if in a sikh temple. some of the people most heavily affected in that shooting were on the scene today in the city of brookfield comforting those outside the business, this salon where the shooting took place. it was a community response. when things like this happen, the community does band together. these mayors of these small towns have to deal with international press in some instances. there's a large response, a community response. that's what we we

how did they acquire their mass? it sounds like a really strange concept because you think particles had masss from the get-go. but it turns out your theory will be inconsistent. you will make nonsensical predictions. you need a mechanism, some way in there these particles acquire their masses. and what the higgs boson does, it tells you that the mechanism called the higgs mechanism is correct. it tells you that this is how elementary particles acquire their masses. but you want to know what was there that gave them that -- what induce it had higgs mechanism in the first place. you know, we're not just looking to open as russian doll and just find the little elements. we're looking for the forces. what is the nature of forces. what is the nature of physics? >> rose: and that's what what the higgs boson explains? what are the forces. >> well, in some sense it induces a new type of force but what it's really doing is completing the standard model. the standard model -- in the standard model we assume particles acquired

this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. the former oakland bishop was a key driving force behind prop 8. now this favored him with fellow catholics. still some parishioners say he will be welcomed in san francisco. >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic church which unfortunately hold that position and a place like this kind of challenges that on its own level. >> reporter: cordileone was oakland bishop for the past three years making headlines when he was arrested in san diego last month.

let's listen to the local reporting. >> brookfield police and response to this mass casualty, mass shooting. again, seven people wounded and now the fbi is getting involved. we're not being told there are any hostages but the fbi is offering whatever sources they have to the milwaukee area in brookfield square. this happened shortly after 11:00 this morning, and i know in the early stages of this, officers have been trained to respond to things like this differently than they used to. how has that changed since, say, the columbine shooting? >> they're using the instant demand system where they get all the resources they need for that location in a staging area, and a lot of planning goes into this, and certainly while the f fbi is a good partner to have, they're able to bring a lot of resources to the table, so it's a good resource to have available to local law enforcement as they are nv enveloped in this situation. >> this is a difficult situation with the size of this building where it happened, brian. you've got a 9,000-square-foot, very large building. this is a spa. you have multiple

use mass transit. if you are driving , you may find some traffic tie ups around the south and market area. about the middle of this week, howard street is shut down between 3rd and 4th. it's been causing a real mess. elsewhere, a quick look outside. 880 to loek and looks to oakland looks okay. that's a check of your traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. developing news from the san mateo county coast guard. search for two people who were thrown into the water. they were aboard a fishing boat that capsized. more searchers will be in the area after the sun comes up. it was before dawn yesterday when the 23 foot fishing boat headed out. it was 10:30 when the boat got hit. >> they were hit by a wave that caught them by surprised. knocked all four subjects into the water. once they were in the water, they started getting pounded by additional waves and two actually made it to shore. and two are still outstanding. >> the coast guard used aircraft and boats to search for the two who are missing. the two wh

if you look at the massing of this building the neighborhood does have some variety in the massing between not only some of the older structures but some of the new ones. the massing of this particular structure comes real close in my opinion to be on the edge of what should or should not have been approved, especially when i realized this is top floor of the rear of the building. however, stl far enough along in terms of being egregious versus i'm not quite sure, i would quite take it to that point. textually, in terms of the design, it also shows some variation from the predominant pattern in the neighborhood and that there is not a lot of articulation to it. there is some articulation to the facing, however there is not a lot of detail. is it also taken to the point where it fails to satisfy? no, not quite, either, so it's sort of in between those processes. i understand where on the one hand the project sponsor needs to do certain things for his business and i understand where the neighbors feel that there is an interest on their part to have something that perhaps is a little bit more

mass transit will be busy.1 stall at castania blocking left lane, accident southbound 880 before 66 in the clearing stages. >>> back east now this is howard county, maryland which has been the brunt -- flooding not far from here and here you can see a tree blown down across a road this is played out in different cities and counties all over the east coast after sandy battered them. more on the continually changing death toll and damage caused, coming up in reports in a few minutes. >>> community membership in the city of richmond held a meeting half night to talk about soda tax measure voters will decide next tuesday. public policy health adequate was brought in to strengthen support for measure n. she says sugary drinks are causing higher diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity in african-americans and points out a can of soda contains 10 see spoons of sugar. the coalition against the -- tax funded by several soft drink companies >>> teenagers and smartphones. michael finney thinks a -- takes a closer look a

use mass transit. today is a good day to use mass transit. it is spare the air day. we're showing you our live look. this is our mobile camera. put a camera on the bus. things are still flowing nicely on that upper neck. i watched -- upper deck. i watched them go all the way across. the metering lights should be turned on now. east shore freeway. there is a live look approaching ashby. everything still pretty quiet. 18 minute drive time across that stretch. if you are coming from the bridge heading down towards the maze. near that 880/237 inter change. and everything is free and clear. no delay heading out toward san jose. golden gate bridge commuters. we haven't seen any major issues. there's a drive time for you. it is 13 minutes in the clear. toll plaza, south bay looks good so far. if you are traveling through downtown san jose. this stall was involving a truck is now gone. southbound highway 17. both directions looking pretty good up. that is your time safer traffic. more on the roadways, trying to squeeze in triple digit numbers. >> and those roadways are heati

mass transit is the best way to get there. bart will have extra, extra traipse on caltrain, more shuttles and ferries. we want to show you the balloons just about ready to be connected to hang over market street to pave the way to civic center plaza. it's going to be a good day of celebration. civic center plaza is where it's going to end. that's where we find my colleague anne makovec. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's going to happen here at about 7 hours from now. the party is going to arrive here in front of city hall but you can see several dozen people already staking out their spots. in front of city hall. the city is preparing for a party. if anybody gets out of line police and city prosecutors plan to go after them big time after trouble on sunday night you might remember. vandalism and violence in this city. graffiti smashed windows and several trash can fires, as well. there was one picture that came out of all of this that got a lot of attention. police say the man in the picture that we are about to sh

mass gap said female recruitment dropped off, when to 27.6%. running mate paul ryan rose to his boss' defense saying he has an exceptional record of hiring women in very prominent positions in his administration and that's the point he was making last night. as for the obama campaign, they certainly see an opening. >> you heard the debate last night. when governor romney's asked a direct question about equal pay. he started talking about binders. oh, the idea that he had to go and ask where qualified women was, he just should have come to my house. he didn't need a binder. >> so from debate claim to internet sensation to political free for all, before checking into the campaign trail, let's dig deeper on how the romney record stacks up to the facts. we have a 20-year veteran of boston journalism with us. good to have you on the program. you heard the governor's answer. did that square with your memory of what happened? >> it doesn't. i immediately, when i heard it, reached out to some of the women who i know who had been part of that effort whi

plus a check of mass transit.is a spare the air day. >> it is going to be one of those hot days around the bay area. probably the hottest day of the week. triple digits in the valleys. 70s out toward the beaches. more coming up. >> thank you. the 49ers went to the big apple hoping to rebound for last week's loss to minnesota. >> they did in a big way. no match for the niners defense or offense. they were crushed and stuffed. no problem whatsoever. they scored 34 and win in in a blowout 34-0. how long can you go as the raiders get crushed in the mile high stadium. results for the first quarter carving up oakland quickly. the raiders held their own going into the half. they were only down 4. second half was ugly. the raiders lose it big. final score 37-6. i was watching the rider cup. >>> on to baseball now, giants in san diego wrapping up a series. not at his finest. he had another shaky start for the nh west champ. they both go yard. giants rally to a 7-5 win. manager says he will be in the playoff rotation which

drew has been witnessing very loud and very mass protests during the day with thousands marching the streets thousands gathering here where the central square in madrid people have been saying that they have grown fed up with the country's lisey's in a stereo every fourth spenny artifact is now out of jobs the unemployment rate is about twenty five percent and over with the spanish government promising more cuts in budget coming next year definitely the people are getting more and more angry as certainly they get more and more hungry and there are certainly very worrying calls for madrid because some protests which have been taking place in its wealthiest region in spain's wealthiest region got the lumia some people there have been demanding independence from madrid and. this protest particular protest in barcelona in catalonia comes only a day after the e.u. was awarded the nobel peace prize for containing peace and unity throughout the continent and definitely these events in catalonia suggest that they may not be such unity across the european continent as the nobel committee may

the good news is the rest of mass transit is on time.ce, muni, caltrain, ferries, no delays on the freeways now. so if you are taking your car instead of bart you will be okay so far, so good on the roads. just keep in mind later on it is a busy weekend in san francisco. we have a lot going on with fleet week, america's cup, also closures at howard and 3rd so you're going to see extra busy conditions this morning as well as throughout the day and through the weekend. so just keep that in mind if you plan on using bart later on today. hopefully though things will get back on track. elsewhere we have some roadwork westbound 92 ramp to southbound 280 still in effect. also roadwork on the dumbarton bridge. good news there everything has been wrapped up. south bay looking good they delays 101 clear to 80. guadalupe parkway cruising right along. live look at milpitas. so far, so good. no delays on the roads through there. also the golden gate bridge holding steady with a 13-minute ride to go south 101 from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll pl

reports now surrogate has been charged with plotting mass disorder in russia the charges say that he he wanted to organize mass violent protests starting in russia's western most enclave of kaliningrad and then in other regions of the country but he wanted to involve russian nationalists in the violence as well and he had been plotting with others to try and set up training camps to prepare he had already been under a travel ban as the investigation progressed he denies all of those charges the investigation began after a summer vision documentary was shown recently on russian television about the opposition protest movement over the past year the documentary showed hidden camera footage and settled out solve and others had colluded to try and organize the mass violence and that they had also taken money from georgian officials to help them do that russia's investigative committee is using that documentary as evidence to us. those have also been arrested over the same investigation one of them is thought to have been detained in the ukraine though he's saying that his confession was

mass transit is a great option. they are ramping up service for bart, running locker commuter trains all day, caltrain -- running longer commuter trains all day, caltrain, ferries. larkspur ferry is already bigger. >> a million people expected in the city. >> did i mention frank and i are going to be out there? >> thank you very much. >> enjoy the studio. >> we'll be watching it on tv. >> can't wait. >> we'll leave you with a shot of where it's all going to end up today at city hall plaza. have a great day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,

>> i don't agree that critical mass is a number. it would be ill-advised. >> i'm hearing a lot of what it is not, but i would like to know what it is. >> i think it could be information about classroom diversity. it could be information about retention and graduation rates. it could be information about specifically the university's context in history. the university had a history of racial incidents of trouble or not. a series of factors. then what the court has to do is satisfy itself that the university has substantiated its conclusion based on that -- based on the information considered. i don't think there is a number, and i don't think it would be pursuiter -- pursuant. >> we should probably stop calling it critical mass, then, because mass assumes numbers. >> i agree. >> call it a cloud or something like that. >> i think it is important that our universities have the ability to shape environments for the educational experience. as justice kennedy said to the parents involved. that our system comes from different cultures unit

quickly define mass transit for those who may not know.st: we are talking about local systems that could be real, like the new york city subway system or the metro light rail system. generally, that is on surface streets. buses, and commuter rail as well. intercity rail, as well, that is, amtrak and other city rail services are not funded by mass transit. they are administered by a different part of transportation. host: as far as the federal administration budget request for 2013, here is the breakdown. is about $11 billion total. it is broken down this way, transit, -- try the formula grants, $4.5 billion. what are those? guest: there is a wash -- washington regional agency, or sometimes states receive that money because they have commuter rail. is money that goes automatically and it is money principally to be used for capital investment. it used to be called, and rail modernization. there was a for light rail and heavy rail systems. -- it was for light rail and heavy rail system spirit those -- a and heavy rail systems. those are formu

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mass transit always a great option maybe on a friday. we have critical mass by the way in san francisco later on this evening. so you may want to consider mass transit and so far everything is off to a nice start for bart, ace, muni, caltrain and ferries. back to you guys. >>> folks on the east coast are preparing for what some forecasters are calling a "frankenstorm." a combination of arctic air, winter storm and hurricane. hurricane sandy is blamed for more than 20 deaths in cuba, haiti and jamaica. forecasters say the combined monster storm will have an impact from coastal carolina to maine as far inland as ohio. for now hurricane sandy is having an effect on much of south florida. rescue crews are warning people to like to brave the waves. >> we are hoping to discourage surfers from going in. really severe rip currents. >> forecasters say much of the u.s. east coast will likely experience gale-force winds, heavy rains, flooding and perhaps even snow between sunday and wednesday. >>> all right michelle. it is 5:09. in the race for the

in 2011 we ratcheted it up with a stable top exercise with mass casualty evacuation. in 2012 back in august, we actually had a functional exercise where we set up command posts and we tested interoperable communications techniques and techniques on route clearing for mass debris route clearance. all of that is the lead agency in planning part of the emergency management with ralph and diane. and jill ray croft. it's all made possible by the waterfront department that is run by ann cronenberg. i'd loch for her to come up here and say a few words. (applause) >> thank you all. it's a pleasure to be here today. as louis mentioned, department of emergency management has a huge role in fleet week. what you see on the surface is a fun week. we plan for the entire year to come up to this one week. we had a meeting last week in our office with the support staff who are doing all the background work that you, the public, never see. there were 56 people who turned out. the intricate planning that takes place to make fleet week and other activities occur is unbelievable. it makes

but you always found -- you had a home, you said -- and a parish where you said mass. >> oh, yes. >> so you never let yourself get away from being a parish priest. do you feel that same way today? >> i do very much. i think -- well, it's interesting, even the theologians call being a bishop the fullness of the priesthood. it's the same priesthood that the priests exercise, the same sacraments that the deacons receive, we all cooperate in different ways and in different dimensions to the life of the church. so it isn't just being out there alone performing. it's being together in shepherding and caring for the people. >> we have just a little bit of time for you to tell us what's in the future for you. >> retirement. >> or that time when you get away from the administration as we say. >> after the new archbishop is installed, i will move into the -- what's called the archbishop's house on the grounds of the st. patrick's seminary in menlo park. i love seminary life, young people keep you young and they are idealistic, and i i'd like to be among them, part of their community and i don'

aired in russia which claimed opposition members received millions of dollars from georgia to cause mass unrest more details now from parties tom barton tal who else is being implicated in this confession or. well count a small group of up. tester's has gathered here outside the investigative committee in moscow in support of leonard ross was he and also to protest about this ten page confession that say's that he helped to organize violence in a protest in opposition protest on may the sixth and that he was funded by georgian politicians. he says however that he was kidnapped from the ukraine and was tortured the investigative committee say that they did not tortured him and that he wrote that confession himself this to and fro argument follows after a recent documentary was aired on russian television which was targeted at another opposition figure surrogate without saw the documentary featured secret camera footage and it said in it that all doubt soft amongst others had plotted to cause mass and rest not just on rest in the may the sixth and may the sixth processed and in collusion w

. >>> if you plan on coming to parade mass transit is your best option. bart and caltrain will run extra trains muni will operate more buses golden gate ferry additional service san francisco's ferry building. we posted details of all of this at our website abc7news.com. the parade live tomorrow 11 right here we will also stream it live on abc7news.com and on our ipad app. >> a lot of us will be out there cannot wait. now let's hope the weather will hold up. not sunny and warm like it was two years ago but that's okay. >>> looks like a little sunshine early mixed with clouds then the rain will come in later during the evening in the north bay. tomorrow it will be fine may need a jacket compared to last time we went through the celebration. doppler quiet across the bay as far as rain is concerned. we still have dense fog and it is thick right now north bay valleys down into san francisco along the peninsula coast down into the salinas valley going to be hanging around until 9:00 visibility quarter mile or less through at least 9:00 some areas outside of de

>>> a lot of people are coming into the city about a million if you are one the best advice is use masstransit. >> sue has the latest on the service -- >> parking is going to be at a premium if you work in the area south of market, mass transit would be a great way to get around, delivery people it is going to be a nightmare until the parade is over closed market up to civic center plaza, mission 'em and beale, stewart, spear and main -- between howard and market closed staging area where terry mcsweeney was reporting from. avoid that area if possible. here's mass transit extra trains from bart they got real busy last parade many ferries, muni extra buses and caltrain extra service on the peninsula. >>> we are going to give you another look at , giants victory parade gets underway in hours. already a handful of people sitting on holding chairs at the start of the parade route. this is market and stewart streets, you can see people walking around, you can see a lot of workers out there. if you are heading out there the parade is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m., at that spot at the foot of

rest of mass transit right on time. we have this accident westbound 580 just as you approach the dublin interchange. it is blocking the right lane causing some delays in and around the area. bumper to bumper in some spots approaching the tassajara area so give yourself some extra time. looks like it is improving just a little bit through there but, of course, when these accidents happen along 580 it makes problems in the altamont pass. the damage is done. westbound 580 a 26-minute ride from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. we have a couple of things brewing in the south bay. we have reports of an accident along 101 northbound at old oakland road, blocking languages. great america park off-ramp from the freeway from 101 is blocked as they clear an accident there as well so very busy. 280 though still holding steady northbound no delays through downtown san jose. and elsewhere we are starting to see brake lights as you go westbound highway 4 through antioch. so very busy. let's check your forecast once you hea

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it's a central part of dealing with weapons of mass destruction and proliferation. i'll tell you another way to help protect america in the long run is to continue with missile defenses. and we've got a robust research and development program that has been ongoing during my administration. we'll be implementing a missile- defense system relatively quickly. and that is another way to help deal with the threats that we face in the 21st century. my opponent opposed the missile defenses. >> just for this one-minute discussion here, just for whatever seconds it takes, so it's correct to say, that if somebody is listening to this, that both of you agree, if you're reelected, mr. president, and if you are elected, the single most serious threat you believe, both of you believe, is nuclear proliferation? >> in the hands of a terrorist enemy. >> weapons of mass destruction, nuclear proliferation. but again, the test or the difference between us, the president has had four years to try to do something about it, and north korea has got more weapons, iran is moving towards weap