marshall. >> great job captain alumni it all starts with the chief. there's a reason we pass his name on to the mayor and the mayor picked him. he knows what's best you're only as good as the people at the top. so keep it rolling; right? >> i have to tell you dr. marshall and i are veterans the commission. we'd hold a meetings in the neighborhood. we wonder was the dream meeting i think this is it. we were engaged and have the district attorney's office involved. we've had meetings where the community didn't want to keep the captain or the officers. and to hear this what we're heard tonight the collaboration of what everyone's done and the captain who's a quiet man and the officers bringing christmas gifts to somebody or visiting a park where someone been killed and to hear about the dedication. i hope i hear and i think this credit goes to the men and women in the plod police department. we've had meetings where we needed to be leaving early >> this meeting was so good eaten neil liked it (clapping). >> you guys going got do go into closed session sa

so i want to express my deep, deep thanks to captain alumni and the neighborhood team. so thank you >> thank you (clapping). >> good evening chief and commissioners and director hillary clinton. i think the supervisors-are human resources i'm president of all my neighbors in action that is our 25th anniversary of working ton o on public safety. we started our 25 years ago with very strong leadership of many and to try to close down the crackhouses and try to take back argue park and neighborhood that was quite unsafe but it took a good 20 years to really make a difference but working with the police and da and the city attorney we were able to make a really big difference. i wanted to say i concur with tonight love fest and director hicks and the captain are topnotch. i wanted to thank the chief and this commission for the stability of stopping the rotation of captains. it is really made a difference in being to have the police we like to see. i concur that, you know, we need to keep the captain as long as possible. he's a very you modest person. he should pat himself o

it's a growing number of alumni groups putting money in companies founded by students. the common college experience, a selling point for investors. >> investors generally like to invest in people that are maybe one or two degrees away from them. automatically there is this bond and loyalty that develops, which is essential for any start up. >> reporter: they estimate there are about 50 angel alumni group from schools like harvard, marquetmarc market and more. one of those schools, bailor university, graduate david grubs turning to the baylor network. >> we're one of three selected at the angel breakfast and after the presentation we had about six weeks of due diligence where they would go through and interview us and poke holes in the business to make sure we have a viable investment. >> reporter: for various fees, he lets small and medium businesses set up websites. he plans to use the funds raised to hire more workers in increase marketing translating into higher revenue. >> right now we're planning on closing out the end of the year around six figures and next week,

it's a series with the work in the community and if at all possible i want to see captain alumni stay in the position that he has thank you very much. appreciate it >> thank you very much. thank you (clapping) >> commissioners. >> haven't seen i for a while. i know i live in the o m i okay. unfortunately i've noticed the quality of life just really gone downhill badly. and if i think if you have a good quality of life crime goes down. i wouldn't tell you what i saw in my driveway. but the officers work with everybody in the community. the real good officers but unfortunately, i think it would be better if we had a new captain because i don't get along with the captain curtis alumni at all. he's been there a long time. and i asked that i want 80 a police activity to go bye my home. at 4 in the morning i saw a man walking down the street wearing nothing in san francisco. no shirt, no shoes about 18-year-old additional a lady with real short shorts on what are they doing at 4 in the morning walking down the sidewalk as cold as it is in san francisco. a lot of people don't listen. i see c

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that's a score for students, alumni as well as the school, bill. >> that's a great idea.i in there and use their expertise and funds. >> you mentor them and fund them as well. >> thanks very much. stocks made it two for two but just barely. what happens tomorrow? >> stock pros will give you a leg up on friday's stock market action, bill, when we come back. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. join the 90%. learn how at devry.edu. >> now the fun part, 30 seconds on the clock. how will stocks end this volatile week not to mention month. let's welcome our guests. guys, good afternoon. jimmy, you first. what are you watching tomorrow? >> tomorrow i'll be watching the consumer sentiment numbers and i'm a little concerned although we had good data this m

it's a pair of companies that are tapping in to alumni networks to help provide student loans at lower interest rates. while they're focusing an narrow group of students for now it's an idea that deserves wider attention. >> reporter: happy hour in los angeles is not just fun and games. events like these are essential to a new type of loan that matches up university aloo univo students. >> i was aible to bring my loans down from 8.5% to 5.5%. >> we care about the school to invest in a fund. you create this social contract. >> reporter: launched in 2011 with 100 student pilot program. today the firm loaned $140 million-dollars to nearly 2,000 students at 100 schools. as a graduate from a leading mba program. she's the low risk pwro reus -br that they're interested in. >> for students in art in a little known university are not going to be getting these loans. >> we decided to start with a group of students who are studying in a particular field where earnings potential are quite high and defaults have been quite low. >> reporter: they began their lending program in pennsylvania. this ye

so i used money that i raised with a group of nixon alumni to pay for it. we used trust fund money. it was expensive. my goal was to show that the federal government could it because most of the time these are all history projects are done by the private presidential foundations. they have a vested interest, i would say, in a certain legacy. i'm not saying all of them have to push for the legacy. the lbj is even handed. it's not true about all the presidential foundation. it was the first time the national archive did anything like that on the scale. i wanted it to have been for the library and not just to write a book. >> host: tim naftali, we're over time. >> guest: sorry. >> host: formatter -- former director of the nixon library. .. p. when you write a book a lot can go wrong and that is the way i approach the world are you i have somewhat in my reporting and a lot can go wrong in 110,000 words. i have been pretty shocked

thank you >> i'm the alumni of balboa. i received a lot of guidance from the after school program and witnessed the technology program and a use of getting into the adulthood i've been assessing their resources and it would be nice to continue to have funding for those programs so other graduates like me getting into the real world can have access to getting jobs and things like that. thank you >> good afternoon. i'm the associate director i'm here on behalf of the balboa school program. i want to give you guys a few statistics. this year with no funding we had over 3 hundred students enrolled at balboa. every year the program has helped over 1 hundred students graduate many of children the first to graduate in their families. when the balboa program was funded it was the highest attendance program. i want to thank supervisor avalos helping to get the print shop over to balboa. i actually see balboa high school students working in this court room right now. this is just a reflection of some of the things the program has pr

. >> amazing alumni. >> exactly so just very smart people and they are all over the valley and doing all kinds of things. it is basically, iq test 101 for venture capitalist is pap pay mafia member comes in, you say yes like -- >> really. >> it doesn't take a lot of brains. >> somebody from pay pal who usd to be part of that mafia is an alumni they come and say here is my ychlted you say how much dow need. >> here's the blank check. >> explain to me what you think the genius of mark zuckerberg is. >> so i would say he is a genius is comprehensive. aes's enpsyche pedestrian weekly of what you want for founder and c.e.o.. >> meaning he knows everything. >> he has taught himself to be good at everything. he didn't start out that way but he has become that way. he applied himself to learning how to be a c.e.o.. he put far more work into being a great c.e.o. than people realize and i much better c.e.o. than people realize. one of the best ceos in the world at age 28, by the way. >> rate wait a minute, one of the best c.e.o.s in the world. >> yeah. and so. >> you're not just comparing with

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what alumni's earn? what jobs they get? to me, that is crazy. >> there is another piece of his package which is trying to get the for-profits under control. their students create about half of the student debt, and they provide so few jobs. that is another way to get at this problem. and they target veterans. veterans come back. they don't know where to go. they go to for-profit colleges and they are in worse shape than they were before. does it at least give you a head start? >> dr. joe biden things it does. community college is the answer. >> the for-profit solution is to say that in a month you can get your money back so that these kids are not accruing all this debt. >> the march on washington. >> my parents felt it was important for me to be here. >> that is carolyn gambles, preparing to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and martin luther king's i have a dreams beach. i have a dream-- speech. as we approach, a federal judge voting to overturn the texas voting law. >> congress can find a way to f

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he's an alumni here. this has to be exciting for the coaches. >> fun to get out here and play some football. we've been working out since january. >> reporter: 3-7 last year. it looked like you were in about every single game. that has to be encouraging, especially since you have so many returners. >> we lost four of those in the final minute. we feel if we get out there and do everything it takes, we'll turn those into wins. >> reporter: you have eli hernandez. i imagine this will be a combination using the pistol offense in high school. come on! >> we feel he can throw the ball and also run the ball well. we're going to put it up to him and see what he can do. >> reporter: is it easy for these young guys to pick that up? is it more adaptive stuff or is it really a discipline offense? >> one thing is that they don't have habits. we just train them up on what we want to see. >> reporter: good luck. high school football coach of the alameeda hornets taking on the dublin gails. tonight we'll have highlights

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thank you (clapping) so last but not at least we have miguel we worked through an article in an alumni magazine. he's grown a passion for architecture. so let's hear more from him (clapping) >> first, i want to say thank you to supervisor kim he and for coming out. but the best thing for me, i come from a background of entreprene entrepreneurism. and after thinking about every skwiech of the project. i feel lucky to be here but i'm excited about the brave effort you guys have made to come to the location of transforming that believe and as adam has said to be a part of change. we look forward to a great future this is just hopefully, we'll do more and more of >> so thank you very much (clapping) so with that, i think it's time to cut the rib on and on the count of 3. >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in si

larry allen and warren accept among the elite nfl alumni to get their bronze commemorated. allen's bay area ties run deep, he played college football at snoen ma state. missy franklin won another gold. she has five world championship gold medals, unbelievable. >> thank you for throwing in the cal thing. appreciate it, henry. >> you got it. >> good night, everyone. >> the kiwis have invaded the bay area this summer in the chase for the america's cup. the giants also hosting notables from new zealand. the all blacks. ryan vogelsong and george kontos were on hand. >> the one thing that impresses me, when i think of the all blacks to me it's like the yankees of new zealand, how popular they are and distinguished they are and how people love them. >> in general it's a very football like kind of sport without pads. the guys that play it are usually pretty tough. >> air new zealand helps bring the two teams together, the orange and black welcoming the all black goes to show you never know who will drop in to the at&t stadium. i'm lawrence scott.

rolling out university pages to educate students about their options for college and connect with alumni. the move wills have help linked- in grow its user base. stanford university is taking new steps to increase online stewart after two hacker attacks. the most recent attack was last month when hackers broke into stanford's main computer network. administrators learned that the latest attack was apparently launched from an oversees location -- overseas location and was similar to other attacks. we have an entire section dedicated to back to school we have resources for parents and student, back-to-school blobs for mom and photos of our own ktvu staff. >>> at 4:00 today, students at san francisco city college are making a last-ditch effort to save their school. the plan is to march to city hall. students want mayor ed lee to take action to keep the college from losing it's crede dation. enrollment for -- accreditation. enrollment is down 13%. >>> a female driver was hospitalized with serious injuries this morning when a big rig slammed into her car. the accident happened about 5:15 on a

illustrates it than the brand-new state of the art 68 million dollar facility and the billionaire alumni that paid for it. >> reporter: from the out side it looks like a mysterious black shape shies and inside, television screens everywhere with italian leather, marl lined showers, hand woven rugs from nepal. some call it the death star but maybe the duck star, the house that phil built, phil knight. >> it's a super hero. 55, 65-inch tvs in the lobby and takes your breath away. >> reporter: locker room with bacteria resistant surfaces and lockers that have helmets and a special hot tub for coaches and fuse ball tables for players, three practice fields, 170-seat auditorium and a 25,000 square foot weight room. >> you want to put sweaty men on italian furniture and nepal rugs, i don't know. >> they treat it well and are appreciative and know how to take care of it. >> reporter: it's over the top but enough to put oregon over the top and allow the school to win a bcs championship? oregon is a runner up and now some nicknamed this the university of nike, if money can buy the best, the duck

look at the alumni of air america now. senator al franken, rachel maddow, thom hartmann, myself and the list goes on and on. one day, we'll look back at the alumni of current and go oh, my god, look at that all-star cast. and what an amazing moment they had in history there. and i think we did a great job with it. i don't worry about it at all. >> john: guys, before we go to break, one last question from each of you. al jazeera america is trying to take a straight news approach with no bias. is that the wave of the future or is blue state/red state commentary going to outshout it? bill? >> bill: i think the people are looking for opinion today. educated, informed, entertaining, opinion. i think they're looking for opinion. i think there are plenty of straight news opportunities out there. i wish al jazeera america all the luck in the world but i think that base has been covered a long time ago. >> john: cenk? >> cenk: my take is that passionate beats dispassionate every single time. and so you know, there is room for a lot

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larry allen and warren sapp among the elite nfl alumni to get their bronze busts commemorated.is a bay area guy. played football at sonoma state. before we get out of here, misty franklin is incredible. competing at the world championships. she hasn't even entered cal yet. she is going to be a freshman this year. she wins the 200 meter back stroke and get this. it is her fifth gold medal at the world championships. it ties the women's record for most games at a meet. and she looked so calm when it was all over. more news right after the break ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. . >>> president obama is celebrating his birthday weekend at camp david. he began with an early morning round of golf in d.c. before boarding a helicopter headed to the presidential retreat in maryland. he turns 52 tomorrow. the president played with three foursomes including some old friends from hawaii, chicago, along with current and former aides and an assistant chef at the white house. for the record, we'r

the department reached out to alumni, students and season ticket holders before making her decision.>>> check in with our traffic map if you're expecting to come home from work or school, be patient, it might be awhile. you see red especially along the peninsula on 101 approaching the san mateo bridge. also on 880 going south. a lot of red on our traffic map with the bay bridge closed. people seeking alternative routes from 92 and of course the golden gate bridge and richmond/san rafael bridge. >> we'll keep an eye on the traffic situation and get updates online nbcbayarea.com. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. hope to see you back here at 6:00. >>> on the broadcast tonight, making the case for a strike in syria. late word of what the white house is telling congress, and tonight a report from inside damascus where they are bracing for an attack. >>> paying the price. accusations of a cover-up over concussions, and now a massive payout from the nfl to thousands of players ravaged by hits to the head. >>> sleepless in america. millions of people using prescription meds. tonight, who's

the company envisions these as hubs for prospective and current students as well as alumni. washington already has the nation's highest state minimum wage - 9.19 an hour. in seattle they want to push it to 15- dollars an hour. you remember the demonstrations across the country over this a couple of weeks ago. low wage workers are pressing for a nationwide strike on august 29th. seattle's city council and candidates running for mayor are saying they're thinking about doing this. some businesses say it'll put 'em "out" of business. others say putting more money into more hands is just what the economy needs. still to come: corporate criticism....why a facebook exec is under fire for hiring an unpaid intern? that's later... first, is american losing its edge in how our schools teach entrepreneurship? i'll talk with a senior lecturer who teaches at m-i-t. first business continues after this. america. land of the entrepreneur. but - is america losing its entrepreneurial edge in how it is being taught? the book, "disciplined entrepreneurship" is just coming out. it was written by

see some familiar faces like solar data brian but according to the channels chief executive, the alumniwill not mean msn-style news. there will be less opinion, less yelling, and few celebrity sightings. he claimed they want a pbs-like news channel and that is what al jazeera america will provide but already they are shrugging off the new competition. a senior television news executive told the new york times that they will receive lower ratings than its predecessor current tv which only had 24,000 viewers in prime time last month. perhaps the best thing al jazeera america has going for it is the declining faith of the american people and its competitors in the mainstream news. last month, msnbc's ratings plunge to the lowest level since 2007 and after fox news's disaster us election night coverage and faith and political experts, they saw their ratings plummet at the beginning of the year also. in january, they saw their lowest rating since 2001. as for cnn, well, as long as there aren't any high profile murder trials, no one really watching cnn anyways. gallup gave the largest indictm

professionals wants to sign up college-bound high school students to connect them with colleges and alumni networks. whether the new strategy makes the grade. >> linkedin has grown to 238 million members by giving professionals tools to find jobs, learn and network and helping companies recruit employees. today linkedin is targeting a younger demographic, launching university pages, partnering with more than 200 colleges and universities. >> this is something that's very critical for the network. making sure that you're getting accustomed to it at elier ages, on how to think of linkedin as a tool. >> universities are launching pages to help linkedin users to network with other students and graduates. starting on september 12th, linkedin will reach even younger users, removing the 18-year-old age limit and allowing students as young as 14 to research colleges. linkedin is now encouraging the same kind of connecting and communication that facebook enables. linkedin is well positioned to appeal to this generation of tech savvy students. raising questions about whether it will eat into faceboo

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