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and for the young conservatives at ut austin, encouraging marginization of one group doesn't satisfyir appetite for bigotry. last week they held affirmative action bake sell, $2 for white students, 75 for black students and 25 cents for women. this to endure the hardship by that most persecuted group white males. while young conservatives may still be on campus, they have decidedly off campus connections. the chairman of the branch lorenzo garcia was a paid field representative for greg abbott, texas attorney general who is now running for governor. abbott's press secretary said the campaign had no affiliation with this repugnant effort. for the young conservatives on the austin campus, games like these may not appear to have a consequence. for the one in five ut students who are hispanic and hispanics who make up 38% of the state of texas, bigotry are deeply meaningful. chasing down people who look illegal, selling cookies at cut rates to humiliate people of color, this is not an education, a lesson in tolerance and a primer on hate. oises ] oops. ow. sorry. [ baby crying ] ♪ [ fema

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the lowly utah utes. today, they faced a trojan team down in la.han martin away from the dolphins at the coliseum. stanford down seven in the third f. the extra point, tied the game up at 17-17. then with a chance to take the lead. stanford has a field goal blocked for the second straight week. not good. early, still tied on the usc ten. kevin hogan picked off by dion bailey. we are still tied now. late in the -- finished with a quarterback rating. driving to win it. fourth and two, mid field. cody kessler. looking like a genius. that set up this. the game winner, 47 yards out. a crushing blow. that is their second loss. >>> last place cal took on last place colorado. the battle of north and south. pride, pride, pride at stake. bearing down seven in the second. mohammed look at him. a touchdown all tied up at 10- 10. then colorado ran away with it. 25 unanswered points. michael atkins the second. bears now 1/10 and 0/8 in pack 12 play. >>> and now, take a look at this. san jose state action herement how about that? yes, we have to go there. a touch

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more from jerusalem. >> on this thanksgiving israelis are thankful for dough uts. they have been made the same way in this bakery for 60 years. round the dough, throw it in the fire, and that squirts in the filling. they are sold on hanukah, a jewish holiday celebrating a 2500-year-old victory. they are the kind of dough nut that gets soldier escorts. they walk away with bags of them. it's a source of sweetness. >> the oil last for eight days. it has a lot of oil. >> and sugar doesn't hurt. >> best doughnuts. >> times are changing. a simply sugar top is upgraded. welcome to the english bakery shop and its 18 varieties. these used to be simply. look at the flavours, chocolate with jelie, custody ard with caramel outside. white chocolate with custody ard, and my favourabled ferre roche chocolate. the favour explosion is a sign of a changing israel. >> israel became a lot more cosmopolitan. >> maybe it's because of its closest country. >> another country of the united states. >> israelis eye the american holiday, the first time hanukah and thanksgiving coincided. it l

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us and allow me to commemorate all the martyrs and pay tribute to the families and let me pay tribe ute to other nuclear martyrs that - threw their efforts, they even dedicated their lives for the sake of the progress of nuclear technology, reaching the point of perfection. and today we can say that tehran is among countries that enjoys nuclear technology and enrichment technology and surgeon a technology will continue to grow in different sectors, and more peaceful nuclear sectors, and with the efforts of the atomic energy organization, and the head of this organization, and all the thinkers and scientists hopefully will be able to continue following this path and as soon as the nuclear negotiating team returns to iran, they will further elaborate on this issue and provide you with further details. >>> all right that was the president of iran, hassan rouhani, speaking live. >>> you were listening to the president of iran hassan rouhani, speaking from the iranian capital tehran on the deal that we know has been struck between iran as well as the p5+1 countries on iran's nuclear program.

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>> i think that is part of the problem,ut i think the idea of having a food drive in which the rather low income customers for walmart are asked to give food for the low income workers at walmart are a humiliation. the owners of walmart is one of the richest families in america. if t people at walmart need money for their thanksgiving turkey, the walton family should just give them the money. it's crazy to be asking the ordinary hardworking person in line at walmart to give money. >> we have food drive s here at fox. >> for you? >> no, no, no. for philanthropy. >> everywhere i've worked, no matter where, there have been these type of drives. >> no, no. >> my point is, what makes that bad? are you supposed to feel guilty because 3% of your works are getting the minimum wage? >> with all due respect, i don't think your food drives at fox are for the employees at fox. >> no, no. >> the food drives -- >> ben, without question this was bad optics. it wasn't employees putting food in for other employees. they weren't asking customers. no matter what, it was b optics. it was one store, one -

ut i think that all of you understand that there is no this that actually needs more than texas. think about it. the way ust talking on over here that in addition to igning people up for the marketplace so they can buy rivate insurance, part of the affordable care act was working the number of amilies who would qualify for medicaid. now, because of the supreme it's voluntary which states decide to expand coverage and which don't. dallas area, he 33,000 people who don't currently have health insurance ould immediately get health insurance without having to go even /* if ebsite texas decided to do it. there are over $500 million just for this county that would come get health milies insurance and nothing to do with the website, if the state of made this decision. states have ing made that decision because they look at it and they say this is no-brainer. why would we not want to take advantage of this? the state of arkansas has number of uced its 14% already just in the first month by signing medicaid, for expanded 14%, state of oregon ten% reduction in the number of already in the

all should hand over military compounds and ut ilties to the army. >> a group of u.s. senators are pushing for tighter sanctions on iran, it came as in effectses with iran and p5+1 entered a third day. the iranian economy suffered. so far there has been no breakthrough in trying to persuede iran. iran refuses to give up nuclear enrichment, insisting it's for peaceful purposes. >> 25 have been killed after a supermarket roof collapsed in latvia. rescue workers are searching for people in the capital riga. workers are planting a garden on the roof, when it came in. >> it was crashing. most cried and screamed. it was sure those after the first collapse would not be alive after the second. is it >> translation: i left the supermarket eight minutes ago. now i feel sorrow for those there. >> they were building a playground. >> joining us over the phone from the capital, riga, is our reporter. what can you tell us about the collapse and bring us up to date on the death toll. >> hello from riga. the numbers are changing all the time. 25 dead at the moment. three of them firefi

>>ut the point is president obama was so sure about this. they went out and sold this thing, they touted it and he went to the rose garden and read her letter. it was all based on myth. >> for some people, right? this woman, you're right, she got hosed because washington state gave her a bad quote. she has an autistic son and didn't have health care before and she finallythought, at long last, she'll be able to afford it. she won't be able to afford it. she makes $50,000 and is not eligible for the subsidies she thought she was eligible for. she doesn't want to pay 10% of her salary for health care, then that's her decision. >> too bad! >> go ahead, lane, weigh in. >> i was going to say this morning in the makeup chair, i was talking to the lady who does makeup, she's exactly -- the sameme thing happened to her. she's priced out of themarket. all the things that obama care, if you will, requires, she doesn't need. and she's required to pay for that for somebody else. she's 30 years old. it's going to -- it docks her income for 20% by the tim

the sudies and those countries are ut raged. this is -- outraged. this is another example -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is iraq tilting towards iran and is that bad? >> of course it is bad -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is another reason why -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. yes. >> deal with iran which could slow thane nuclear program -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is congress likely to approve the request? >> no. >> you have had the last word. >> the next entity to lead a bail out will be puerto rico. >> he will tweak the law to help ease the cancellations. >> he will change his senior staff to deal with this. >> i predict hillary clinton will run for the presidency in 2016. bye-bye. [ music ] a and >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, host of "white house chronicle," which is coming up, but first a few thoughts of my own. the ever world was gripped with chaos years ago, gas lines, people shot, and the energy problem was with usw for really nearly 40 years. -- it is only very recently that it has eased, and it has eased dramatical

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builders in brazil say the stadium will be closed in tribe ute to the dead. local prosecutors may shut down operations for 30 days to allow a full investigation. the accident is a significant setback for the organizers and fifa. at the moment no one is talking about moving the opening game away from here. >> this is the third fatele accident at the world cup stadium built in brad -- brazil. two others have been killed. >>> it's the end of an era in italy. former president silvio berlusconi has been voted out of parliament. he's been a dominant force in two decks aids. his conviction on tax fraud led to the vote. he's facing other charges. he loses special immunity given to senators. >> taking responsibility for a disaster - the prime minister of latvia resigns. investigators think the construction of a garden on its roof caused the roof to cave in. the investigation has not proven that the government did anything wrong. >>> lawmakers in iran are less than enthusiastic about the deal to slow down the program. the foreign minister defended the deal in parliamen

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want this intersection called christopher wallace, and hopefully if will be an honour or tributable ute. he lived here as a child. when mccarthy presented his proposal some board members said wallis was not a good role model. >> his music is what we are trying to honour. there's a lot of good coming from his life and life experiences. lyrics went from a negative to a positive. >> two decades after his music made this area famous, the debate is not just about the legacy, but the sole of the neighbourhood and the families that call it home. >> how are you doing. >> rocky's family opened the supermarket in 11967 -- in 1967. >> everywhere that grew up packed bags. if you wanted to get sneakers, you didn't want to sell drugs, the way to do it was to pack from bags, make money. >> not all of the changes have been good. >> you lost close-knit families, brown stones had uncles on the top, aunt in the middle and grandmother on the bottom. now you don't know your neighbours. >> lance follows gender fibbingation. >> brooklyn is trendy in the eyes of hipsters or yuppies or upwardly mobile young pro

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are missing in philippines and relatives searching by sifting through rubble and others are handing ute flyers. the grief is too much for one community. >> the town has been left ransacked by a natural disaster. church is the oldest on the island, and it was pulverized in seconds. every stream, collapsed homes. 8,000 are damaged or destroyed. this was not the work of typhoon haiyan. this all happened a month ago. the philippines last natural by sasster, a strong earthquake that killed more than 200 people. the town's mayor said the frequency of the disasters is putting a strain on the people. >> i believe if buildings are made standardized, this should be able to resist earthquake and other types of, forms of calamities like the typhoon. >> reporter: nearby 50 families live in makeshift tents. rebuilding seems beyond reach. >> we're going to build a small house, not a big house. the big house is more of a risk if another earthquake happens. >> reporter: each end of town collapsed bridges have sel seve, ared ability to travel in and out. because of its location on the western edge of a w

when you talk about afghan-pack stan relations that ut point out the difference between the governmentnd the military infrastructure involving the army and intelligence. the afghans have again and again criticised the pakistani military infrastructure for what they call giving safe havens to the afghan's taliban, aiding and helping them. there is hope here that the pakistani prime minister may get more power towards the civilian government. if that happens in the coming months and years, then that could help facilitate peace talks. the afghans could accuse the pakistani military of not having a heart or wanting the peace talks to go ahead. there is hope, and the council themselves hope that if they work through a prime minister who is empowered that that could facilitate peace talks and that would grow relations between the afghan and pakistani government. >> good to here your thoughts. jane ferguson live in kabul. >> police are reportedly searching a park in nooern namibia for an aeroplane thought to have crashed there much the plane carries 34 people disappeared from mozambique. peop

. >> reporter: the white house has uted him as t explainer in chief. but during a recent interview, president inton urged president oba to make goodn his promise and let anyone who wants to keep their current insurance plan. >> i personally believe even if it tes a change in the law, the president should hor the coitment to federal gornment made to the peop and let them keep what they he. >> reporter: this afternoon, the white house said that president obama agrees with clinton. >> the president has tasked his team wh looking at a rangef options. >> reporte according to jay carney, the go is to make sure those who got cancellation lettercan afford a better plan. it's no ey task, according to jonathan gruber. an architectf both romney care, massachuses health care reform law, and oba care. the key goal of thilaw is to allow everyone to buy insurancat one common price. if you all some people to jump out of the system ankeep their older policies at a cheaper price, i puts it at risk. >> reporter: garking enrolled in obama care, signing up for a new policy

ut at the end of the day what this race shows is if you are a member of the tea party you take it, if you ngs from are a member of the establishment you take a lesson and nothing is resolved. democrat maybe you think that terry mcauliffe ken he race instead of cuccinelli losing it. >> you do. live had $-- mcall more but he million is not a great candidate as far as some democrats think. race they always thought would be to be three or think ints so they don't that in the last few weeks of this discussion of obama care changed anything at all. the race heading in this direction. gwen: we will be watching that as well. the senate voted this week to for e federal workplace and lesbian, bisexual transgender employees in the wake of other moves by the supreme court and state houses legali izize gay marriage. and e great enduring important value for all americans is equality. and this makes a strong stand for greater equality. gwen: that was one of several republics that joined the in easing majority the bill past the 60-vote threshold it needed. died hanged since the act in 2007? >> genera

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ut the body of all of the reporting by tony and by others .hat really informs the country and what journalism is going to do to have an economic model so and f that can survive thrive is something that i know the people in this room think about a lot. lastwould like to make one comment and i will bring it to a close. >> pete's comment is very important. i wanted to tie it with janet watching television. i know realtime like doma -- i don't know if nbc cut in on that. >> oh, yes. average ox, msnbc, the fox viewer is 67 -- i believe, msnbc.for cnn and now those of us who are standing in front of classrooms with 18 21-year-olds, janet's point is well taken. t's not a natural tendency to turn on those channels. as the demographics suggest. why ere is something about would jeff jones watch the major rulings on civil liberties watch t on scotus blog and not the other networks. there's something fundamental to to the tionship relations of digital media that will play out here. interesting role recisely because it is so good and precisely because i won the peabody. we're well aware of the trends. hat