at the coliseum as the raiders try >> alan: we told you on friday about the fire storm generated by uncberkly students who were planning a bake sale. there's a meeting on campus to discuss the issue. college republicans want to hold the sale on tuesday. the price that you pay for a cookie or brownie depends on your gender and the collar -- color of your skin. students are protesting legislation that would allow uc to consider ethnic origin during the admissions process. >> thousandses of breast cancer survivors and another of others touched by the dewere joined in the race for the cure. here's nick smith. >> what's a race without a bit of a preshow warmup. many of the early morning participants took part in a stretch and shake to tunes before taking their place at the starting line. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> today was the 21st susan g. komen race for the cure, which is a family affair. for others it's a group project, but for everyone with whom i spoke, the fight to eradicate cancer is their singular mission. >> everybody that is involved in our team has been touched by cancer.

. >> on the west bank, occupied by israel since 1967, palestinians demonstrated for their unc. there was a hint of what might happen if the diplomatic stalemate continues. the french president warned the veto could cause another cycle of violence. in new york, a great fall israeli prime minister went to tell the u.s. president that opposing the palestinian application was a bad job on us. america's president left for his next meeting. the old song about new york says that if you can make it here you can make it anywhere. that does not apply to making middle east peace. there was nothing to sing about today. questioningly from u.n. headquarters in new york is our correspondent. -- joining me from u.n. headquarters in new york is our correspondent. what is the purpose ofñ going to the security council when they know the u.s. will veto? >> i think it is the most dramatic thing they can do to show how unhappy they are with u.s.-led peace negotiations. they have said they are ready to negotiate with israel, but the terms do not get them what they want. particularly, they are going t

. >> the important message is we will stay trained and ready as long as i'm the commander of unc command forces command and united states forces korea. >>> forces say they will remain vigilant against the north as its leader kim jung ill transfers powero his son. >>> north korea released footage to the trial voyage after ship that has been idle since being banned entry into japanese ports. it was crowded with passengers when it left on tuesday. after a gala ceremony. rason reisn'tly developed a zone with china in north korea's northeast. north korea recently decided to reassign the ship to carrying chinese tourists. apparently to secure much needed foreign currency. the ship arrived on wednesday. among those on board the ship were some chi hemnes tourists. >> translator: this is the maden voyage, so i have high expectation oes. if this goes well, we will come regularly in the future. >> however, many shops there we inremain closed. the resort suffered a setback three years ago when a north korean guard shot and killed a south korean tourist prompting south korea to suspend tours. they ha

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ann, a very accomplished dickenson graduate like her mom is currently attending graduate school at uncrst lieutenant steven petraeus recently returned from a highly successful deployment in afghanistan as secretary lynn shared. when steven called his father in baghdad to tell him he wanted to go into the army, dave's first reaction was a spart one. he said, you'd better call your mother. then steven told him, dad, i did. she told me to call you. i'm glad my house isn't the only one that works that way. steven, well done. and welcome back. but after hearing a little about the year you've had i have to wonder if your big sister's plan to spend the next year as a grad student at chapel hill isn't looking pretty good right now. i am indeed honored to be here and honored to call dave petraeus a friend. when i first really got to know dave in 2004, i was gratified to learn we had some important things in common. we were both vorrashese readers. we both realized that the lessons of vietnam would forever permeate our perspectives. and we both made a good decision early in life when we married

she's now a senior at unc charlotte or she is head of the north carolina college democrats. come on up, eliza. >> let's see here. all right. thank you everyone. welcome to the official kickoff for the 2012 democratic national convention. i am allies to hernandez. i am director of the college director of democrats. we welcome the commission to charlotte. when i enrolled at the university of north carolina in 2008, i became involved in the college democrats. before i knew it, outstanding in line in the freezing rain on november 3, 2008. the day before election day waiting for president obama to speak at my very own university. he is a little befuddled toughin i devoted myself and the to do everything i can to support the man standing before me and to keep dissidents around me as passionate as they were that day. -- the students around me as passionate as they were that day. it is hard to have a voice when you're 21 years old. there's a belief that you're too young or too inexperienced to make contributions to powerful government. president obama recognizes this by involving al

pretends -- whenever you see a final penalty like in the miami case or the ohio state case or last year's unc the ncaa says that the colleges self-impose the penalties. the colleges say they did it because of the ncaa. kind of comes out of a twilight zone because nobody really wants to take responsibility for depriving these kids of the money they earn because it can't stand up in court. >> taylor branch, it was, obviously, i'm a huge college football fan. i devoured this article. incredible history of the ncaa here in their power or "wizard of oz" like lack of fitting they were kansas, kansas city. anyway, taylor branch, pleasure. honor to talk with you. >>> picking on perry, go back to politics. the texas governor is licking his wounds this morning after being hit from the right and the left and the right again last night. plus how president obama is casting an unwanted shadow over today's special congressional elections. our super tuesday panel will be here next. but first, white house soup of the day. one of my favorites because i like to say, ribollita. [ barks ] [ cat meows ] [ woman ]

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you know this because this is your college stomping grounds, unc. but you mentioned he won here by the slimmest of margins, and boy did he. 0.3% over john mccain. that of course is when the president was very are popular. right now his disapproval rating has hit an all-time high. so you can see that's quite slim. he didn't even get the popular vote here in north carolina, and this is seen as a state, the 15 electoral votes he really must win for whoever his republican challenger is, he's really trying to hold on to north carolina, if you will, and it's part of this kind of swing state swing that he's been doing, virginia, ohio yesterday, north carolina today, although the white house does say, brooke, it's not about campaigning for the reelection. they say it's about campaigning for growth and jobs. and they say they will be going to some non-swing states. none on the schedule yet, though. >> but as you mentioned, virginia, ohio, north carolina, never a coincidence in politics, you know that. >> reporter: never. >> thank you, brianna keilar. >>> sti

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what is it that you think congress can do to reverse the situation that schools like usc, unc, miami,nd ohio state find themselves in? guest: i had introduced a bill called the collegiate reform act which would have overturned a 1984 supreme court decision where the n.c.a.a. lost its monopoly. that was the oklahoma n.c.a.a. case. what happened after that was the arms race where everyone was trying to outdo the other schools. the great rhodes scholar and supreme court justice said this is what would happen. we would have commercial values overtaking higher education values. my bill would have restored that trust, given the n.c.a.a. a monopoly, but taking the money and distributed it evenly, not necessarily for winning and losing, but for academic performance, gender equity, a diversity of programming, and the like. it really would have weakened the juggernaut of college sports. that is one thing congress can do. when i was in congress, we had a bill called the student right to know bill which require graduation rates to be disclosed for colleges and universities for their athletes. tha

redding he was a student here and unc charlotte, an activist, and is now a poet and renowned artist.is is an example. this is a letter he wrote to his professor, his sister repressor here on campus shortly after the assassination of dr. martin to can explaining why he did not commit class. my now attending class there was another indication of my lack of interest in history. history has shown me how often and devastating situations are conditions can be *. with respect to someone i admire because of his stunts foothold and understanding of this pair of human life, i could not bear to sit in class when knowing that an honest appraisal of my heartfelt emotion would not have allowed me to be an all attentive. my absence then is to render my personal memorial in dedication and give more time for some reflective thought tom and i did not agree with that of times and all the senses, but to one nonetheless who fought tenaciously but non violently and with strong convictions seeking the kid brother heard, justice, and peace. and just that you understand my involvement. t. james ready. i thin