he's an alternative to facebook founded last year by four new york universities students -- new york university students. >>> the white house is pleased that the supreme court will hear arguments over president obama's healthcare over haul and it says it's consecutive -- overhaul and is confident the law will be upheld. federal appeals courts have been split. arguments could come in march allowing plenty of time for a decision in late june, just four months before election day. >>> and the president of the charity linked to the penn state child sex abuse scandal has resigned. they've launched an internal investigation. former penn state coach jerry sandusky founded the second mile and is accused of sexually abusing children he met through the charity. he's out on bail and the a -- and a judge has ordered him to stay away from children but he lives next to an elementary school and neighbors are upset. >> i think we like to believe in presumption of innocence but i think there's a level of protection that a neighborhood and community is entitled to. >> reporter: private property signs h

jay gray, nbc news, university park, pennsylvania. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. high speed wind gusts carved a path of wreckage through parts of southern colorado over the weekend. powerful winds toppled trees, damaged cars, ripped roofs off some homes and toppled power lines. officials say wind speeds may have hit over 100 miles per hour in some areas. >>> a brazen thief may have turned abraham lincoln's burial site into a crime scene. a three-foot sword was swiped. authorities believe it occurred between september and early november. officials say a sword was nabbed from the state statue over 100 years ago. >>> finally, over 2000 athletes arrived in new york city with brooms in their hands for the 2011 quiddich world cup. inspired by j.k. ruling's harry potter series. in the final, the snitch was caught for a win over the university of florida florida in its fifth consecutive quiddich cup. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. quiddich much latel

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he has released two albums to critical acclaim, taught at brooklyn college, new york university, the school in columbia university, and is now touring lyrics for lockdown. one of those is sponsored by the naacp. i learned that he is beginning rehearsals for the remakes of "the wiz." let's welcome him. [applause] our moderator for this afternoon, world renowned anti- racist, multicultural educator. [applause] yes. as many of you in the audience know, she is an accomplished front line teacher. a teacher, educators, researchers, writers, consultant, speaker. she is like a mother, auntie, big sister, all in one, for me. she has taught in canada, the caribbean, and the u.s. and has been involved in the development of teachers for two decades. she consults on anti-racist inclusion very and equitable education. she assists school districts and schools to continually restructure themselves for equitable outcomes for all students. the initiative put that puts race -- she designed the initiative that puts race on the table. she is the virtual scholar for teaching for change. she is the author o

it was in the nineteenth thirty's with all you know the big developments in the need of the new universities the massive expansion of a university education which is a fantastic thing for working class people it's about it's a class project it's about forcing working class people really out of education and as i say it's about turning universities into factories for for producing people for the big corporations. given last year's violence of the equivalent protests the police have preempted what they feel be another violent outburst and we're already in the protests we've seen a lot of anna kists there is well seemingly hijacking it what does that do if there is any violence to the message here does it does it take away from it i mean those are loaded terms or not i mean people. i have all sorts of political views and i was under the impression that that was allowed in this country. what the announcement that was made to the incredibly productive announcement that was made that there's going to be rubber bullets in preparation for this demonstration is absolutely outrageous i mean if anythin

news. >>> university of california president says he will convene a meeting with the presidents to discuss how police should handle future protests. they called to include students in the meeting. he said the students were the victims of gross police misconduct and deserve to have their voices heard. no word on when the meeting will happen. >>> time is running out at the occupy san francisco encampment. the mayor's office isn't saying what the next move will be but conditions are unhealthy. one plan being talked about calls for the protest to be moved to another location, possibly on private land. there are no occupy camps anywhere in oakland. police took down the tents at snow park this morning. officers gave protesters time to pack up and leave or they would face arrest or citations. demonstrators opened the encampment last week. it was cleared peacefully. >>> hundreds of people came together to show their support for the family of a danville marine killed in the line of duty. the family of joshua corral returned home this afternoon after claiming his body. he was killed friday during ca

there's a cable news universe, a fox news universe, a closed information loop on the republican side that's emerged in the last decade. it allows for characters to come into existence and flourish and don't have to do anything significant with their public lives, don't have to be in office, don't have to pass laws or have driving policy rules. they're characters. each character has got a shot. when each character gets treated briefly like a candidate, they frizzle, except mitt romney is sitting there. >> that's the big question. does this apply to mitt romney as well? mitt romney has been running for president permanently longer than people have known what herman cain's name is. longer than this reiteration of the newt gingrich direct mail scam. because he's a permanent candidate and people are used to him in that role, is his character the candidate so that makes him the last one standing? >> i think the model i have in mind for how this is going to shake out in the end is sort of what happened, how bob dole got the nomination in 1996. it was sort of similar in that, you know, he wa

jay gray, nbc news, university park, pennsylvania. >>> a quick programming notoriety here. today at noon eastern, msnbc will debut its nowest show, "now with alex wagner" to examine the forces driving today's top stories. don't miss it. weekdays here at noon eastern on msnbc, the place for politics. >>> here is your first look at some of the other news going on around america. high-speed wind gusts carved a path of wreckage through parts of southern ka ka over the weekend. the winds toppled trees, damaged cars, ripped the roof off some homes and downed power lines, leaving some neighborhoods in the dark. officials say wind speeds may have hit over 100 miles per hour in some areas. >>> a breeze zen thief recently turned abraham lincoln's burial site into a crime scene. the theft went unnoticed until last week which leads authorities to believe it occurred between september and early november. officials say a sword was nabbed from the same statue over 100 years ago. >>> finally over 2,000 athletes arrived in new york city with brooms in hand for the 2011 quid ditch world cup,

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it's instructive that saturday's post game press conference began with the new university president rather than the new coach because it was an acknowledgment that penn state's failure was its backward relationship to the football program. and the next coaching staff will have to know that because paterno was bigger than life, and no one else on the campus can be that again. the school has failed miserably at damage control because what it needed to engage in was and is damage repair. and not the damage to paterno's legacy because he has millions of legacies, as many legacies as there are people who think about him. in short, penn state can no longer be about paterno but what comes after. and that won't be found in game tapes. >> theo fleury played for 15 seasons. he alleged he was sexually abused by his former coach, graham james. he joins us now. knowing what we know now in the penn state case with jerry sandusky, why does it take so long for this cases to become public? >> well, you know, if we take a look at the catholic church and what's happened with the catholic church, you know, th

new. syracuse university has fired associate men's basketball coach bernie fine. nouncement coming late last night after new reports arose regarding his alleged sexual abuse of boys. a phone conversation allegedly between one of fine's accusers and fine's wife has surfaced. mrs. fine claimed she knew everything that went on. >>> a university of utah professor accused of watching child important nothing gras testify on a laptop. another passenger spotted the images and the suspect who is a father of two young children has been charged with possession of child porn. police say other charges could follow. >>> in money, the early black friday blitz is a success for retailers. according to the national retail federation total spending over the weekend hit a record $52 billion. that's up 16% from last year on black friday alone in store sales climbed about 6.5% to more than $11 billion and anline sales spiked too. where is all that money coming from. >>> in sports a big win for the united states in golf's world cup. matt kutcher and gary woodland ended an 11-year drought

new allegations of sex abuse at a new university.nt men's basketball coach, bernie fine on administrative leave. espn reporting that he's accused of sexually assaulting two boys on the campus's grounds starting in the 1970s. officials say they investigated in 2005 and found no evidence backing those claims. >>> california supreme court is allowing the law supporters to defend it in appeals court. it was voter approved in 2008 but a job ruled itten constitutional last year. >>> in money news, indonesia's lion air ordered $22 billion worth of jets in bali today. it is the largest purchase in boeing's 94-year history. some of the planes will be ready to fly in 2017. >>> in sports, a new look for major league baseball. the houston astros will switch from the national league to the american league by 2013. that move will equal out the leagues with 15 teams each. also the mlb will add a second wild card spot in the playoffs. >>> a new battleground in the afghan war. twitter. nato and the taliban are taking to social media to vent their ang

jay gray, nbc news, university park, pennsylvania. >>> the scandal at penn state is prompting calls for tougher laws when it comes to reporting child sex abuse. joe paterno appears to have complied with the legal requirements in pennsylvania when he told the school's athletic director that he had heard that former coach jerry sandusky had raped a boy in the showers on campus. pennsylvania's law does not require teachers or coaches to report suspected child abuse directly to police. instead, it says school employees "shall immediately notify the person in charge of the institution." a member of the pennsylvania legislature wants that loophole closed immediately. >> my bill will mandate that those who witness sexual abuse or suspect that sexual abuse is occurring must report it to the police if they are coaches, teachers, or medical professionals. >> and pennsylvania is not alone. georgia, massachusetts, missouri, south dakota, and virginia have similar loopholes. some child safety advocates say the law also shouldn't limit who must report the abuse. they cite all adults should be require

>> frank, on the east coast is boston university, educating new journalism students at the new england center for investigative reporting at boston university. they are the first nonprofit university-based investigative reporting collaborative in the country. this new business model teaches journalism students old-fashioned shoe-leather reporting. next up, my alma mater american university's school of communications. their investigative reporting workshop teaches students, among other things, how to focus on data journalism. their banking crisis stories really allow you to dig deeper. they've been tracking the banks all over the country and allow you to type in your location to see if your bank is in trouble, and lastly, columbia university, the school that answered the call of joseph pulitzer to train journalists, is now partnering with several new media sites, sites like the huffington post investigative fund. this partnership is already producing headliner stories. these universities are attempting to bridge classic watchdog function with the best in new media tools. >> thanks, sony

tonight, the new university president said he's placing mcqueary on administrative leave. >> what became clear is that under any circumstances he would not be able to function in a coaching role. >> reporter: but it could be difficult to actually fire him. he may be protected by the state's whistle-blower statute, since he told his bosses, including head coach head coach joe paterno, about the alleged abuse. tonight, joe paer the know has hired high powered washington defense attorney wick sollers, even though prosecutors have said they are not focusing on paterno. this, as the investigation into sandusky, whose window was smashed in last night, has now spread to the state of texas, where police in san antonio say they are looking into whether the former coach abused a boy he took with him to the alamo bowl in 1999. abc's "good morning america" spoke exclusively with the mother of one victim, a boy who came forward at age 15 to say this local legend, the founder of a charity for at-risk youth, had abused him for years. >> the amount of anger that i feel, it's probably not a good thing an

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. >>> breaking news in university of california at berkeley. a huge demonstration going on. there are hundreds of students at sproul plaza as part of a new occupy protest. ktvu's john sasaki is in the middle of it. john? >> reporter: we are standing outside sproul hall. this is the middle of a heck tick day here outside sproul hall. if you can look right here, you see there are a couple of tents set up here. these tents went up, you can see inside, people enjoying their time therein, this all went up here after an extremely big conflict between these students, a thousand people here protesting the 99% versus 1%, this is "occupy cal" as they call it. i want to tell you, at one point the police officers told the students they could not set up tents so they came in riot gear and told them to remove the tents or they would be removed with force and that's exactly what the police did here. it was 3:45, 4:00 that that went down. students were complaining about police brutality, saying the officers used more force than they needed to. joining me now is peter, a chairman of one of th

jay gray, nbc news, university park pennsylvania. >> 9:08. 39 degrees on tv hill. coming up, we sit down with greg bernstein in sunday "q & a." >> and the ravens hitting the stadium. will the bars open for the rare occasion? >> and the ravens are in seattle today. we'll talk about temperatures there as well as the forecast for our next seven days. that's coming up in the insta-weather plus forec >> good morning. we're back now with a view of skycam. a mix of sun and clouds. 60 degrees at the inner harbor. the winds now out of the southwest around 3 miles per hour. fairly light in nature. those winds ushering in warmer weather. a few clouds along the eastern shore. high pressure system sitting off shore. this will help move in warmer weather. convenient eventually a series of storm systems throughout the west. one centered into eastern kansas. it is going to first bring milder weather ahead of it. much cooler air will come in behind it. also out in the pacific northwest. the ravens are right now. they are gearing up for their game against the seahawks. we are expect

they steal mike bloomberg data putting up $100 billion to build a whole new university labs lab center to generate high-tech jobs, you know, i don't know who's going to get the contractor to worship insertion in new york university we get it. >> at the stanford alumni i have to somewhat -- >> stanford is in competition for the money. the point is that it's a hack of an idea. it's the way the world should work. i think it's wonderful. los angeles just announced a vast new consortium to a major retrofit buildings that include greater energy efficiency and putting up more solar power and how they were going to finance it and it's going to be the biggest pressure for a project and they figured out how to do it. but all we did was provide technical help and support. they figured out how to finance it. the congress at least should not make decisions which make those things were difficult. it should empower that unrewarded incentivizing it. >> is an election day today. not in new york city but certainly many cities across the country mayors are being in san francisco, baltimore, houston, phoe

breaking news university penn state board of trustees are addressing the scandal gripping the campus the country live now listening news conference pa. >> prospective coaching matters i can tell you the acting president rod erickson and acting athletic director appointed tom bradley as the interim head coach nothing we can say about that at this point no change in his status in consideration of all the facts and the difficulties you are encountering during this time it was trusties and you that it was the best interest of the university to make a change process as the board process that requires time. information we do not know anything more about the actual details grand jury reports. >> university penn state getting grilled by the media essentially headline joe paterno is out and interim head coach before the football team has been named all of this fallout from the child rape investigation from the former defensive coordinator mr. jerry sandusky who has become the pariah of the university of forced out a couple of years ago granted jury indictment just came down last week forcing t

upon learning the news, georgetown university president issued a statement saying that the entire campusty is grateful for the news of the release. derrik sweeney's mother says she is grateful. >> i swear, so many people sent from god to help. the paris have been answered. we could not feel more blast. -- more blessed. tprayers have been answered. >> the young man denies wrongdoing in the case. >>> fog and clouds 37 august black friday, 40 degrees stepping up to be another nice day. >> we will have the latest on the gas leaks that is affecting parts of northwest washington. >> and a security guard under fire for how he treated a shoplifting suspect. the suspect only four years old. >>> we use washington d.c. museums and mortals to bring learning alliance for students in the d.c. public schools. >> good morning, washington. >>> friday morning, black friday. 5:41 a.m. unseasonably cool. 32 in inwood. remington, virginia, 29, along with stafford. 36 in leesburg, 43 in southeast d.c., at the freezing mark in huntingtown. wide-ranging temperatures. yesterday was perfect. today is just as perf

mess richard wolffe joins me now from new york he's a professor of economics the unit at the new school university in new york city at the university of massachusetts amherst in the author of numerous books including the brilliant capitalism it's the fan the global economic meltdown and what to do about it richard welcome back to the program thank you and thank you for the kind words there they're absolutely true if germany doesn't budge on this thing and the euro collapses or the e.u. begins to unravel how does that impact us here in the united states. well if it actually happens and if the europeans begin to dissolve the effect on the united states will be immediate and profound american banks are for example deeply intertwined with their counterparts in europe and they will suffer and american banks are already in very bad shape they have a little room for any kind of serious downturn so right away you'll see a seizing up of credit you'll have something that will look a lot like what the breakdown of the lehman brothers firm was a few years ago secondly the europeans buy a great deal from the u

to break down the real story about today is dr steven larson professor emeritus at the state university of new york and author of ten books including the shaman's doorway. dr larson steve welcome steve and welcome either tom it's good to hear your voice and her you got a great picture of my book. thank you what is the real meaning of hollow when stephen. well it is a holiday that christianity tried to abduct owes all saint's day because the catholic church had so many saints they needed a place to celebrate them but actually in many places around the planet. what is called now so when in the celtic cultures own or what is called be a deal is where those in the mexico and central america and parts of south america . was really way way pre-christian it was a in which people want to honor those who have passed and they needed a kind of a special holiday in the in the calendar in order to do that and that is halloween and whether it's not hollow i mean there's nothing how about it it's it's hallowed it's a sacred day this is there's a connection here to all saints day and and i'm wondering how man

tonight penn state tells nbc news that jerry sandusky has been barred from university facilities. this is one of the details in the shocking sexual abuse case. he's supposed to be the prosecution's star witness, but there are new questions tonight about whether mike mcqueary alerted authorities after allegedly witnessing former assistant coach jerry sandusky sexually assaulting a boy in the shower in 2002. the grand jury report says mcqueary was never questioned by university police. but in an e-mail obtained by the associated press, mcqueary told a friend last week, i did have discussions with police and with the official at the university in charge of police. tonight the university tells nbc news, we have no record of any police report filed by mike mcqueary. this is the first we have heard of it. on tuesday, mcqueary described his emotions to cbs news. >> all over the place, just kind of shaken. >> crazy? >> crazy. >> you said what, like -- >> a snow globe. >> like a snow globe? >> yes, sir. >> this evening, a lawyer for one of sandusky's alleged victims tells nbc news his clien

for instant updates log on to wjla.com. >> developing news from penn state university. rd of trustees will hold a news conference in the morning. the committee was formed to investigate the action of university officials in the wake of child sex abuse allegations. in the meantime, university police report lid are investigating another alleged assault that happened in campus in the year 2002. >> meanwhile, the chancellor says she takes full responsibility for a pepper pray spraying incident two days ago. police sprayed about a dozen protesters right at close range. the incident was caught on tape and the chancellor now plans to meet with protestors tomorrow. they have called for her resignation. in the meantime the two officers are now on administrative leave. >> tragedy struck twice. two runners collapsed during the race and then later died. a 21-year-old man collapsed at the finish line while a 40-year-old man fell down yards away. both men apparently suffered heart attacks. race organizers said they are deeply saddened by whapped. >> a man stands accused of running a m

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commute. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, we have been showing you the stand off with students and police at university of california at berkeley. we are live where officials are trying to talk to the clouds. and joe paterno is stepping down. coming up in 30 minutes on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the san jose sports hall of fame has 5 new inductees. we will hear from someone. so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance doesn't cover my kid's pediatrician. which is not cool. she was so fantastic. that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. so you can choose one that's right for you. . >>> mark is here now with a big night for san jose. >> the sharks aren't playing but they got the san jose sports hall of fame and big names being inducted tonight. including a former raider quarterback,

university. take a look at this new video here. >> we are the 99%.re re the 99%. >> reporter: you can hear them chancing there. but the spokeswoman said about 15 people were asked to leave the rove speech last night and some were forcibly removed by campus security. no one was arrested. and she said there were no students among the protestors. and we head downtown to the occupy baltimore camp this morning to talk to the protestors about yesterday's event. >> everybody is there to speak truth and so when people are there observing what he is saying and hearing lies and seeing a group of people that are ignorant to the truth that led up to the state that we're in, we try make that education heard. >> reporter: rove was and advise tore president george w. bush and now a fox news commentator. he spoke last night as part of johns hopkins university symposium. >>> we're still waiting to hear about the gunshot inside the business school of the university california berkley and how the man is death of the police confronted him in the third floor computer roo

the largest crowd here this season, let out a pretty good cheer when the new university president showed up on a video board saying we can't go back to business as usual. >> the allegations are being leveled against jerry sandusky. today we're learning much more about his past and alleged double life. nbc's national investigative correspondent michael isiaakof s more on that. >> reporter: the day after the big football game, the investigation against sandusky is taking on national proportions. investigators are vigorously pursuing new leads about other possible victims of alleged sex offender jerry sandusky. sandusky has denied all charges and free on $100,000 bail. he has reportedly been spotted at the local mall, wearing a penn state sweatshirt. >> i'm furious, the fact that what he has done and now he can walk the streets, sleep in his own bed, you know, spend time with his family. he should be behind bars where pedophiles belong. >> reporter: patty quit this week as a volunteer fund-raiser for the charity sandusky founded, the second mile, where sandusky met all of his alleged victim

thing that we know from today is that governor tom corbett in a press conference right before the new university president's press conference, said there were some issues regarding whistleblowers and some question of who was going to be a witness in this case when they were deciding what to do with mcqueary's stay does as an employee of penn state. so, you know, i think that this mcqueary story is evolving. yes, there were threats made against him. the reason last night they said that he wasn't going to be on the sidelines or in the box coaching at saturday's game. now we're finding out today, late today, that he's on paid administrative leave and that's indefinite. >> trent, if you believe the grand jury report and other things that have been reported he's an eyewitness to a child sexual assault, he called coach paterno, not the police, what is his legal liability? >> you know, look, john, he has fundamentally according to law, he's not violated the law, he had an obligation to report this to his authorities. but it's hard to imagine, most red-blooded american men, it's hard to imagine that you

of work for a year. >> this is just working, i will try anything. >> reporter: according to a new university pacific forecast, the bay area will see higher growths in jobs, including san francisco, san mateo and marin county areas growing 1.6%, the south bay, 1.9%. >> i am encouraged, i'm seeing people that is in my own life finding work. >> reporter: because of growth and technology, they expect the south bay to see the quickest recovery of jobs, followed by 13, san francisco, and san mateo and marin in 2015, and the east bay in 2016. >> we'll see higher job growths, but i mean it will move like a small hold. >> reporter: this job seeker recently moved from livermore to san jose because of job opportunities. >> that actually makes me feel good, like it was worth moving out here, and i have to find somebody, maybe in 2013. >> reporter: despite the writing on the wall, not everybody is encouraged. >> i want to see something now. rather than -- >> yeah. >> before i lose my house or whatever. >> reporter: experts say the east bay will take the longest because the housing bubble and unemployment

tonight, the new university president said he's placing mcqueary on administrative leave. >> what became clear is that under any circumstances he would not be able to function in a coaching role. >> reporter: but it could be difficult to actually fire him. he may be protected by the state's whistle-blower statute, since he told his bosses, including head coach head coach joe paterno, about the alleged abuse. tonight, joe paer the know has hired high powered washington defense attorney wick sollers, even though prosecutors have said they are not focusing on paterno. this, as the investigation into sandusky, whose window was smashed in last night, has now spread to the state of texas, where police in san antonio say they are looking into whether the former coach abused a boy he took with him to the alamo bowl in 1999. abc's "good morning america" spoke exclusively with the mother of one victim, a boy who came forward at age 15 to say this local legend, the founder of a charity for at-risk youth, had abused him for years. >> the amount of anger that i feel, it's probably not a good thing an