because when i use the power safety plan, i get to know how to create teamwork, how to learn about leadership, how to create companies and i became a multimillionaire because of that. and because i rose from being the poor to rich, i would teach people how to go on to be successful with the same plan that i took. >> jimmy: he has an amazing success story. very successful guy. the best ear lobes i think i've ever seen. he claims to be a multimillionaire and he's running for mayor because god asked him to. this is his picture from the official election website. if that's his tinder profile, i am swiping left. this is a great quote. they asked him what he would do about what they call the digital divide in oakland. this is where wealthy neighbors have more access to high speed internet than poor neighborhoods. he wrote, the lesson here is this. when your son says, mommy, daddy, i need internet access to homework, this really translates to, i am going to masturbate online while my parents at work yo. he wrote the word yo. i mean, it's no crack, but it's a start, right? unfortunately, his stance o

and life account biceps and having a sense of accountability is really important they've learned teamwork they've learned to support each other to take care of each other i take care of of you take care of me that's the bond they've learned something about leadership they've seen good leaders maybe they've been a leader undoubtedly in many instances but i've learned some about fellowship and personal responsibility they're in the gut and the veterans come back and bring that to us in a way that people who never had those experiences just don't have so the message i want to give a dedication of this memorial it's a memorial but let's remember memorialize the importance of our veterans what we bring to the party as a result of experiences they've had they make anginaic contributions to thank you veterans (clapping) the sound of freedom i love that our next speaker is the mayor of the city and county of san francisco mayor edwin lee (clapping.) general let me add my thanks to the work of senator feinstein and former secretary george schultz and former mayor my good friend willie brown to i'l

it was an event, that the way i saw it, was marked by a profound sense of teamwork. >>> we have been spending a lot of time together, and we visited chicago center, to see progress on the recovery, and one of the things, that i was struck by, was that you could not tell who was a manager, controller, and you couldn't tell who was a tech >>> i couldn't tell who was from industry and who was from the faa. it looked like one team. >>> now this just goes to show when the faa and the industry work together, and come up with a plan, and establish targets, and then, commit to meet them. >>> we did that in chicago. >>> as you're all aware, the faa is facing significant challenges, in maintaining our system. and 50,000 operations per day, and countless companies, and all supporting, about 12 million american jobs. at the same time, modernizing that system. >>> this needs to be done, in the face of an extremely unforgiving budget environment. >>> as a industry, we have the responsibility to pull together as one. and to create the kind of airspace system that will serve our needs and provide a

with this teamwork, if we should ever have to operate together, our strength will be multiplied. >> asirborne assault was concluded, he left the stands in order to follow the action as a developed. jeep and headed a convoy of dignitaries to watch the exercises. miles, about 400 kilometers, from the air force base. it is a breezy day as we stand on the sale overlooking the blue waters of the persian gulf. it is still d-day. the amphibious assault is well underway. this operation is a part of designeddelawar and is to point out the ability of the united states military to deliver amphibious support to our allies if and when they should ever call for it. a united states navy force to part in the action. and iraniantates naval forces in the persian gulf launched amphibious attack. their mission, to clear the island of enemy insurgents. as the landing craft hit the beach, the united states marines stormed the short. -- the shore. ♪ other marines were airlifted to helicopter. the choppers contribute it their share to the success of the operation. use of helicopters greatly increased tactical

it is teamwork. which is why the university has kicked off this campaign named "walk smart," asking pedestrians not to jaywalk and pay attention. not seey, we will another accident, especially fatal accident in the future. abc 7 news. >> happening now, sentencing is underway for a former d.c. police officer who pleaded guilty to child pornography and selling teenagers into prostitution. investigators say lynwood barnhill advertised the services of a 15-year-old girl and exchange-year-old girl on the website back page.com. he was arrested in december. you can look for the reporting are later newscast. a in our later newscast. fbi ist now, the exhuming the body of a john doe who could be a man accused of killing his family in bethesda nearly 40 years ago. in the satellite center with more on the investigation, bree. inworking with officials alabama on the search for one of the fbi's 10 most wanted fugitives. just moments ago, the fbi officials started to exhume the body of a john doe to try to determin

really it was the entire teamworking collaboratively and intensively, but edison was the guiding elect, many of them knew a lot more about their particular specialty, but edison was the one who set the agenda and negotiate with the capitalist to get the money which turned out to be a very expensive research development process. he called an invention factory and he promised he would come up with a minor invention every ten days and a great one every six months. >> he announced this to the world. i'm going to continue to roll these things out. >> he had two other things, access to capital and from his own considerable wealth at that point. he was making tremendous royalties off of other inventions, the phonograph. >> the biggest chunk he had made was from the telegraph. he started as a lowly telegraph operator and figured out how to send transmissions on the same wire. which was very valuable to western union. >> i don't think he made as much off the phonograph. people said this was his most ingenious, but useless invent n invention. people bought tickets to see it on stage and once you

dpw and other agencies weal joined together to basically join the team to keep sf clean it takes teamwork to keep litter out off our city the team partnered with the mayor to critique the giant sweep program it was an umbrella program over the programs we currently have i worked with the department of public works with the community liaison we have programs like adapt a street and graffiti watch and the community clean team now the umbrella over all is the giant sweep program giant pledge we asked everyone to take a pledge you have one on our seat mail it to us or danny will be collecting the forms at the end of this meeting and get them back to me but basically your pledging to put trash in the right colored bins and call 311 everyone familiar with 311 in san francisco if you see illegal trash on the street you're not supposed to that dumping i can call 311 and we'll come out and pick that up we've narrowed down to more garbage so we want to get it out of there as soon as possible. >> you pledged to call 311 if i see an illegal act in progress you call it or just reporting graffiti but i

- ♪ teamwork - aah! ♪ we'll make it forever ♪ ♪ come on >> announcer: from comedy central world view headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show, ladies and gentlemen. obviously, i am not jon stewart. my name is jason jones. jon is out sick tonight with a case of something called the bubonz. i'm not sure i'm pronouncing that right. it's apparently an illness that only effects people from new jersey. he should be back tomorrow, but sent me a picture in the meantime. i'm sorry. that's a photo of me. that's the moment i found out i had to host the show tonight. but we've got a great program tonight. our guest tonight is actually wyatt cenac. [ applause ] >> the cenac attack. this is a crazy few days. a week ago, i officially became an american citizen. [ applause ] for those of you who don't know, i was born in canada. i know, what was i thinking. but as an american, i now have the sick red right to

most of the good ideas in our lives actually come from collaboration, teamwork. when i did steve jobs, he's the ultimate of this great visionary. and he's a strong cup of tea. had a great interview with tim cook and he explained the core of steve jobs. but tim cook is good example. steve knew how to create a team around him who were incredibly loyal. enthough we think of steve jobs as this lone visionary. i came to see he created a loyal team. >> charlie: collaboration is the essential element to achieve, what real innovators have been able to achieve, ada lovelace -- >> the only legitimate child. her mother had her tutored in mathematics as if it was an antidote to becoming a math metation. ada lovelace realizes if you join poetry to technology, it was the same as the weaving looms coming mop the industrial leaf resolution that used punch cards to make beautiful patterns. she said we can use punch cards to make anything. she comes up with the concept of a punch card to connect humanities and arts to technology. >> charlie: you see that with steve jobs and johnny

three -- by double digit, three out the margin of error teamwork inside the margin of error.hey trail in one race by inside the margin of error and two outside the margin of error. this would tend to indicate that the republicans have r on the verge of taking perhaps as many as eight seats. could be nine. could be seven. it's going to be in that range of six, seven, eight, nine. i believe seven to nine. on the republican defense seats, there are really only three up for grabs. kentucky where it's three points for mitch mcconnell. the senatorial committee has pulled out advertising indicating they're writing it off. they're moving it to georgia. in kansas where pat roberts has come from over five spients behind two weeks ago to a tie in the real politics average, i think we hold all three of these, though georgia is a concern and may take until january to set because the winner has to get 50% there. and their minor -- they're minor party candidates. my view that the republicans look like 51, 52, 53. >> louisiana will be december. georgia nbc 5 january before we get the final n

world you ask the rating a little they'll agree with us i'm cognizant our success is due to the teamwork and collaboration more than the city family our pun service employees are well trained and educated their smart and hard working and creative and dedicated i've witnessed many reach and on that excellence i'm proud to see men and women choose finance and technology as they area and in the public sector where they could probably get a more lucrative salary in the private seeblth we use those tools and the it tools to improve the city for better services when i look at the city government in san francisco i see more access and better health care more access to social services better parks and certainly a very robust infrastructure we're paving our streets and planting trees and all of us families appreciate that so very much by have redone our museums we've added to children's services the aged and the 12k5sh8 and getting ready to achieve transportation or the supervisor wiener i see that coming and we'll success with all this great stuff it's time to retire thank you board members and

. >> collaboration and teamwork. >> stephen: how come there's only one name on this, walter isaacson,plause) >> i will tell a story which is, when i was doing this, i was thinking about collaboration, which is why the internet was invented, so i took chapters of this book and put them on various type of wiki sites online where people could put many of their stories so many of the stories in the book came from an internet collaboration, the people like dan burkeland who did visical said here's how we did it, so i put that in the book, but i got to put my maim on it (laughter) no, at some point we'll have to make it collaborative, but there are great lone geniuses and visionaries, not me, but i wrote about einstein. >> stephen: between deets and jobs because they're the two towering figures of our modern technological age, who is actually the nice guy? or are they both? >> they're both geniuses in their own way. steve jobs is very intuitive, had a sense of beauty, had an intuitive feel to make jobs gorgeous. bill gates is a great businessman and built a great corporation and is a col so

a polish teamworking with professor raisman took cells from his nasal cavities.olfactory ensheathing cells help the smell the damage of the nose that replaces nerve fibers within the nasal cavity. the team hopes the nerves will do the same when transplanted into the spine. they injected strips of cells into an eight millimeter gap in darek's spine with ankle issue to bridge the gap. this slowly restored the nerve fiber closing the gap, allowing the brain signals toagain. >> what we have found could be of enormous benefit to mankind. if we can carry out the next steps and prove it. and we can take initial( observation and turn it into something that will work for everyone. so i'm not looking back at where we're got to, it's what lies ahead. >> reporter: the 11 year road to discovery began at a beach in sydney australia in 2003. an 18 year old paralyzed in a diving accident. his father vowed then he would walk again. since then david nicholls should be searching for a bringing through for his son daniel. now he please. >> the chronic pain of paralysis. the patient

interested this working for the 49ers or giants, check out teamwork online.com which focuses specifically on the sports industry. if a job with the federal government is what you seek, visit usa jobs.gov for all of their open jobs. i dealist.org works with over 100,000 nonprofits around the world and they have more than 1,100 jobs with nonprofits in the bay area now. then on your resume highlight your most relevant skills for that niche you may not need those sites for long. i'm steve green berg kpix5. ,,,,,,,,,, against a state agency he c "a bully." "i'm beyond pissed off. if y th 'll be here . >>> veronica dell la cruz. fired up against a state agency he calls a bully. >> i'm beyond, if they think i'm going to go away i'll be here until i go to my grave. >> how this man says caltrans is putting him out of business. that's coming up at 6:00. we'll send it back to both of you. >> we will see you in 30 minutes. thanks for watching. the cbs evening news scott pelley coming up next. >> have a good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> pelley: >> p >> pelley: tonight, a dire new prediction about ebol

the classroom environment i think it's a times for that people to build some of the skills like teamwork and commitment it has become one of the highlights of our week something that students look forward to participating in being able to have this new space as pretty much provide us and the students the opportunity to enjoy clubs and athletic promenades we provided them with an alternative academic experience but with a high school experience and help them because of the location in the bayview this year so thank you for allowing us to rent this place it is truly beneficial for the students to enjoy apart from the school curriculum so thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi good evening. i'm a parent of a child at sf flex and when we looked for a high school 4 years for our daughter we knew nothing she shouldn't attend a public high school we didn't think she would make it in that environment too many students we choose a par california school thinking she'd get a quality education we made it through heart arc when we looked for a new high school we found the sf f

we want to applaud everyone for their teamwork and effort in this case. i realize everybody wants answers and questions. recently can't comment on the evidence in this case. we've done that to protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation and the ensuing prosecution. because of this case is now in the judicial system. , theyyou for your time appreciate the hard work that's gone on to this case. >> can you say why he might have been in this area? >> that you have the press conference. >> the three additional felony counts against jesse matthew junior. >> he has been charged with three felony counts. this now links jesse matthew as the main suspect to three cases. >> all those cases spanning about a decade. they will continue to investigate his history and will have the very latest on abc 7 news. escorting him reading to his final resting place with more than just the thing. >> horace holmes shows us why they are fighting to traffic tickets as well. >> they will bring his body back home to be buried. >> part of a detailed organization. afghanistan from

situations where we are looking at it in numbers, and i could say first hand from watching your teamwork thursday morning, in the financial district, they are professionals and watch them go about their business thursday morning at that officer involved shooting and do what they did with complete class, and that is the other side and i want to congratulate the officers and thanks them. >> dr. marshall, it is a question and i think that i know the answer that the four letters that we have. >> all documentation will be including the summary letters, thank you. >> thank you, sergeant. >> thank you. >> item 2 b, occ direct's report, discussion and review of recent activities. >> pushp director hicks? >> yes, good evening, president loftus, and commissioner and chief suhr and members of the audience, this evening i will briefly describe the naco conference that occ staff and i attended, and kansas city, missouri two weeks ago. and this is the annual training conference that naco has. and it is three and a half days of courses including investigation techniques, civilian oversight role in poli

so i think that teamwork comes into play when everyone is stressed and a tenuous situation. sadly this epidemic shows no sign of slowing down. that's sort of adding to the social disintegration in parts of liberia. but we are under 21-day quarantine with a firm belief we'll come out the other end okay. and we believe that our co-worker is also going to be fine. and we just want the world's eyes remained focused on liberia. and we will be back to continue to cover this story. brian? >> nancy, thanks. dr. nancy snyderman updating us by phone a short time ago. such an urgent situation along the west coast of africa. much of the focus on ebola here in this country remains on a hospital and apartment complex in dallas, texas. and teams of what are known as contact tracers, looking for anyone who might have come in contact with the victim here. there have been missteps as we said. and thus some people are worried our country is not prepared to stop ebola here, our national correspondent kate snow at the hospital for us tonight in dallas. kate, good evening. >> reporter: good eveni

confidence, integrity, leadership, and teamwork. >> well, the kids were also excited to pose for pictures with the team executive as well as some of the players. >>> and the wet weather here means snow in the sierra north star's mountain camera captured a small bit of accumulation, now you have to speed up the video to see the bottom. the measuring stick to see the snow. it's not much. but hopefully a sign of what's to come. >> we can but hope ann. you got some pretty good rainless night. >> yeah about 5:00 i seemed to be raining part in the east bay. >> and our producer said she was awakened by it. not because it was that hard but it's been so long since she heard it. we have some rain totals -- from low pressure now spinning over washington state and sending a few showers over the bay area. still a chance tonight for a few lingering showers but tomorrow after that we should clear out fairly rapidly as the low reds out. there's the -- heads out. there's the soggy looking golden gate bridge -- and now tonight numbers will be pretty much where they are upper 50s along the coast and the low

we as a team will move forward with a model based more on teamwork. >> despite reports of billions from out-flows from pimco in the wake of bill gross's decision on friday, the vast majority of clients will stay with the firm. >> on wall street, stocks were up and down before ending the day and the monday of september to the down side, but the major averages did wrap up the third quarter with gains, the dow fell 28 points, the nasdaq lower by 12. s&p 500 off by 5 and a half. for the just completed third quarter the dow was up a half percentage, the s&p saw its seventh quarter in a row of gains, but they were small, two thirds of a percentage point. >>> half a world away from wall street, thousands of protesters took to the streets of hong kong again closing banks and other businesses. so how are big companies dealing with thousands of workers being unable to get to their offices and what could be the long-term impact on business. from beijing, eunice yoon has more. >> reporter: hong kong is seen as the financial center on par with new york and london. the chinese city is a former britis

and that teamwork has helped the city of monroe to be in the best fiscal shape in the city's history. in addition to creating an environment that's conducive to growth where we've had a number of jobs and working across political lines or party lines to working with republicans, emocrats and independents to build a new airport, terminal and a number of other things. i had an opportunity to have a riefing with the president along with his secretary. they had an opportunity to brief us in terms of the things that were going on. >> ok, thank you. vance rent congressman mcallister joins us. in 45 second, what do you think is an appropriate response here? >> well, let me say thanks for all of you joining in tonight. i know you could be watching something like "dancing with the stars," but you're watching us. so let's get straight to it. i'm congressman vance mcallister. if you don't know who i am, god bless you i'd love neat you. i've been to the briefings and seen what's coming out of affairs. we're doing what we can. the c.d.c. should have done better and could have done better, but it'

cannw added this:" there are so many other ways to learn the value of hard work and teamwork. another thought, how much of playing sports is actually driven by the parent rather than the child?" stinger suggested this: "for starters, ban heading the ball when the goalie punts it. the ball is traveling fast, and it's a useless header anyway, rarely does someone actually head it to a teammate intentionally. eventually i think all heading will have to be banned." finally, candid one said this: "as this segment so fairly depicts, there won't be an easy answer to these kinds of quandaries as we encounter them during parenthood." we welcome your feedback on our stories, tell us what you think on facebook, twitter or on our website at newshour.pbs.org. >> some more news before we leave you tonight, pro western parties have come out on top in parliamentary elections in ukraine, a pro-russian party got seven percent of the vote. at least two rockets were fired into the heavily protected green zone in kabul, afghanistan, they landed near the uh u.s. embassy but no one was hurt and consu

. >> lot of teamwork went into putting that together. >>> let's head outside for a check on the weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the accuweather forecast. >> a little cooler today but really now, things are starting to change. it is getting much cooler out here. the breeze has kicked up. the clouds are rolling in. we are expecting rain this week and not just one day. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. we will talk about three storms that could potentially bring us rain this week. as we take a look, we have the fog around the coast and some low clouds pushing in over the bay. here's our beautiful view to prove it to you from the east bay hills camera. a little shaky there. redevelopment of that marine layer. 62 in san francisco. 73 in oakland. 81 san jose. currently half moon bay, 61 degrees. half moon bay airport actually hit a high of 73 so you can see how much it's dropped. we had low 90s around livermore, fairfield, antioch today. san francisco, you went from 85 yesterday to 79 this afternoon. little bit of cooling. san jose cam showing you sunny skies right now.