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. >> reporter: mark yudof is president of the u.c. system. >> california has been dis- investing in higher education. we spend a lot more on prisons than we spend on the universities. we're apparently more devoted to them than to our young people. >> reporter: so the young people pay more. at u.c.l.a., once considered a low-cost option, tuition and fees now top $12,000, nearly double what it was just five years ago. of course, most students don't pay that much. financial aid covers part of the bill, but as tuition keeps going up and more students need aid, there's less of it to go around. joelle gamble using photocopied books to cut costs. the tuition hike at u.c.l.a. this fall almost forced her to drop out. >> oh, you know, just pay more, pay more, but the reason why some of you us are here is because we can't pay more and this was an affordable, high- quality option for us. >> reporter: these students will likely be paying even more. the state may cut another $100 million next year. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> mitchell: after mont

but i'm more and more so in the shade to be employed in the u.c. system and enjoy it when it is the mining weapons are going to do that. i think it's absolutely wrong for any university to be involved in making weapons of mass destruction weapons that are illegal under international law weapons that by any definition of morality are immoral weapons that kill indiscriminately weapons that could destroy civilization ok guys here's the stuff think about it or just the basic if your goal liberation does when he's telling that source is chance of survival university should be pressing forward from. it through with understanding and doing it to a because the topics are worth pursuing. they should not be doing it because of external institutional pressures of certain business and these are the results we want. some of these would not be at the bidding of the state or of corporations or of any other group and so it is from. investigating the frontiers of understanding and growing groups around and with for full control in france of us all were. i know people for

system, around here you would be toast. yet you've got this enormous success. >> hey, i'm honest with them. she would be a rare bird. i got six kids attending u.c. davis in the engineering department, not in the ethnic studies. six minority kids, they are rare birds. they are very successful, and they are going to be successful, but, of course, i just say the way i see it. >> and your purpose in saying that to her is what? >> tell her the truth. she is going to be hearing stuff like that. when she hears someone say negative, you should have heard what my principal said in high school. >> we showed earlier the unions saying we shouldn't have the standardized testing. you have a different opinion. >> i think if you do away with that you should do away with scoring in football, basketball and track. i went to college on a track scholarship. so i'm all for accepting, testing is objective. the reason is the union don't want to be held accountable. wouldn't we love to have a job that there is no accountability. you are giving light tests. >> they love it. >> they love to come to school and show what they've learned. playing a basketball games, kids lo

u.c. berkeley came in tenth. >>> a group of two dozen california chancelers have proposed a drastic tuition increase. according to the daily cal, systemresident convened the group over the summer and they are suggesting that tuition should be raised to $24,000 a year for in state students. out-of-state tuition would be even higher. a uc spokesman was quick to point out the group's ideas are advisory only, not binding. >>> the state desperately needs the economy to improve before it can dig out of its financial crisis. the new unemployment numbers for september are not offering much in the way of job creation. the nation added 103,000 new jobs, technically enough to keep us out of a double-dip recession. we have more on the jobs outlook. >> the september unemployment numbers were better than in the previous month. the main reason? nearly half of all new jobs came from verizon. the company rehired 45,000 workers after going on strike. analysts say it still counts as new jobs. >> i guess the best thing that can be said about it that it wasn't a terrible report. it didn't give any credibility to the argument that we are sliding closer to

system, around here you would be toast. you have got this enormous success. >> i'm honest with them. she would be a rare bird. i got six kids attending u.c. davis in the engineering department, six of my kids, they are in engineering, they are rare birds and they are very successful, and they are going to be successful. of course, i just say it the way i see it. >> john: your purpose in saying that to her is what. >> tell her the truth. she is going hearing stuff like that. on when she hears someone say something negative. you should have heard what my principal said in high school. >> john: we showed earlier the unions saying we shouldn't have the standardized testing, it doesn't measure learning. you have a different opinion. >> i think if you do away with standardized testing, do away with scoring in football, basketball, track. >> i went to college on a track scholarship. so i'm all for testing. testing is objective. the reason the union doesn't want to be eltd held accountable. wouldn't you love to have a job where there is no accountability they like tests, they love it. they love to to come to school and show what they learn. kids

system, around here you would be toast. yet you've got this enormous success. >> hey, i'm honest with them. she would be a rare bird. i got six kids attending u.c. davis in the engineering department, not in the ethnic studies. six minority kids, they are rare birds. they are very successful, and they are going to be successful, but, of course, i just say the way i see it. >> and your purpose in saying that to her is what? >> tell her the truth. she is going to be hearing stuff like that. when she hears someone say negative, you should have heard what my principal said in high school. >> we showed earlier the unions saying we shouldn't have the standardized testing. you have a different opinion. >> i think if you do away with that you should do away with scoring in football, basketball and track. i went to college on a track scholarship. so i'm all for accepting, testing is objective. the reason is the union don't want to be held accountable. wouldn't we love to have a job that there is no accountability. you are giving light tests. >> they love it. >> they love to come to school and show what they've learned. playing a basketball games, kids lo

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