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

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

. >> most new students at vocational school want employment placement after graduation, but alumni -- this alumni and used his entrepreneurial skills to strike out on his own. >> try to set up your own business. do not rely on others to provide jobs. create employment. a new employment opportunity will help reduce poverty. >> the indonesian government has committed to developing vocational education, with the support of adb and the private sector, the country's road to inclusive growth may well start right here.

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

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 to cut the rib on and on the count of 3. do you like this top? that's so gay. really? yeah. it's totally gay. you know, you really shouldn't say that. say what? well, say that something is "gay" when you mean it's bad. it's insulting. what if every time something was bad, everybody said, "ugh. that's so girl wearing a skirt as a top."

every summer we have a camp for children, elementary school, high school and we even have an alumni camp. >> cheryl: this takes money? >> it does. all of our services takes money. it is through generous donations of people all over the country that our services can happen. >> cheryl: you have an convenient coming up? >> we have several events throughout the year. one of which is cycle forsyth. every april we have 2,000 people in napa who get on their bikes, single bikes and tandem bikes and raise money and this year we raised over 40 k. >> thank you so much. we're going to put it on the website. thank you for being here. >> that is all the time we have for today. big special thanks to all of our guests. for more information about today's program, go to our website at abc7news.com. we are also on facebook and twitter. i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week. we'll see you next time. bye for now. previously on live big with ali vincent; mom and i headed to universal hollywood studios for a live big adventure. she got on my nerves a little bit at lunch. no sour cream, but then our first live

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. >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the

university officials are urging students, faculty and staff and alumni to change passwords and working with law enforcement and id security consultants to determine the impact and find out who is behind it. they say there is no evidence health information or social security numbers were compromised but are still investigating. >> it is a little scary just to know the system has been hacked but again i am not too worried about because i am not certain how much information is out there. >> probably change my password on my private you know page and i am not really concerned because in the world this happens a lot and so i will do what i can. >> stanford said this breach of information is similar to recent cyber attacks at large companies and organizations across the united states. tech insiders say it is not surprising stanford was targeted because it is a high profile school and conducts high level research. security experts say it is always a possibility a student is responsible but an outside attack is possible so it is understandable they don't want to release too much information wh

darren lewis, wow, alumni night. 7 strikeouts. but up 2-1. look what happened. brandon belt.y era and a crucial time of the game. a shocker. two runs scored and the cubs led 3-2. trending heavily on twitter. could only muster a warning track number here. every team ahead of the giant's one in the west. giants fell ten games below .500. it's a 3-2 loss. >>> raiders hit the field in napa for training camp. a familiar face. charleswood son is back for a second tour of duty. in the black hole. >> the one thing about it is the fans. they treat me as if i never left. that's another reason why you go out and work the way you work, play the way you play is for the fans. you want to give them the best you can possibly give them. that's what i plan on doing. >> okay, i'll admit it. incredible. friday night top five. let's do it. number five. the concentration of this fan. his ability to stick with it. watch him haul it in. i love it. number 4. here's how you close this one out. taking out vavara at the bank of the west. number three. paro, no regard for his body. that's like a bug on a

a memorial service was held for that 21-year-old counselor at the alumni center in uc berkeley. she had just begun her second summer working at camp tawunga in yosemite. >>> it was hot inland today. we knew today would be the warmest day of the week and in fact, it will be 100 degrees in livermore. antioch was at 97: check out san francisco you're what 66 degrees. 73 in san mateo. temperatures trend down. they trend down because -- because fog comes on shore. the fog is starting to fill in. in pacifica you have fog. fog at shark park. by linda park you have fog. fog is going to push up over the hill, over the san bruno gap and started shooting through the gap and into oakland and hayward. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning there it is. you see the clouds in the south. that's one reason we cool down. the clouds from the fog and the clouds from the shore. hot if you get into the inland bay valleys but cooler for the most part in and around the bay area the nine bay area counties. this low pressure center is the culprit. this starting the cooling. that combination filtered sunsh

but with the nation's largest alumni network, including those in key hiring positions, university of help connect you to a world of opportunity. >>> welcome in to "the pulse," time to check stories we think you'll be talking about all day long. we begin with video going viral overnight. >> a guy put in an awkward position, having his seatmate fall asleep on him. >> the guy said he tried everything. lifting her up. shaking her. startling her. none of it seemed to work. finally, she moved to another seat. and fell asleep on another guy. she was exhausted. that poor lady. >> just like us. could do it right now. >>> for those of you who couldn't get enough of the prancercise lady, she's back. >> she goes on to declare i'm going to do my pansercise walk. and in this video, the amazingly in-shape 50-year-old, gives us four versions of her famous routine. >> at least be in a bikini for it to be x-rated. >> wearing pants and a shirt. >>> we have to hand it to beyonce this morning. she is one tough performer. >> no doubt about it. we say that because of what happened in a concert in montreal

but with the nation's largest alumni network, including those in key hiring positions, university of can help connect you to a world of opportunity. >>> the searing heat is especially hard to take if you're covered in fur. the animals at the detroit zoo are beating the heat with the help of giant ice pops, chilled watermelon and taking it easy in the shade and along the water. >>> in milwaukee, backup generators powering the courthouse after a devastating fire there. but the generators are not keeping up. the temperature inside that courthouse, approaching 90 degrees. cooling station is set up for workers and visitors. ambulances are on stand-by. >>> now, for a look at road conditions. wet roads along the border with canada and southern texas. >> and if you're flying, you can expect delays in miami this morning. and minneapolis, later on today. >>> "rolling stone" magazine on the defensive this morning as outrage mounts over this month's cover shot of dzhokhar tsaranev. >> stores are not selling this magazine and readers are being urged to boycott it altogether. here's dan harris. >>

. >> she will be memorialized next tuesday at the uc berkeley alumni house. her service is expected to draw hundreds. at uc berkeley, nick smith, abc7 news. >>> 11 years after his death a firefighter killed in the 9/11 attacks at new york's world trade center have been identified. the remains of 37-year-old lieu lieutenant jeffrey walls were collected in 2002. they were retested and identified only recently. walls followed his dad's example and became a firefighter in 1992. he was killed in the north tower leaving behind a wife and baby son. >>> the italian team in america's cup pulled out of the official race claiming the design changes to their boat are unfair. the team made the threat to pull out and at issue is the recommended design changes imposed by the regatta director for safety reasons. they are appealing to an international jury scheduled to meet on monday. the reaction was swift and blunt. >> i just think it is babyish. they are acting like a bunch of spoiled babies. >> you are all men. you spent over a billion dollars. you should be in the water

beneath your wings ♪ >> more than 600 people turned out for the memorial service for the 21-year-old at alumnise on uc berkeley campus where her father teaches. a student at uc santa cruz died at the camp when an oak tree fell on her. counselors from the camp were pro provided free bus service to attend. her brother talked about the loss. >> i miss her squeaky voice, her laugh, her enthusiasm. i lost my sister and my best friend. my wife is due to give birth in october. our son will never meet his weird, wonderful aunt. but he will know her the i will make sure of it. >> it still hasn't been determined why the tree fell. another service for rittenberg planned saturday in san francisco. >> how much for a bolt? tomorrow an explay natination. and briefed on the cause of 32 faulty bolts. it will likely be december before repairs can be made or completed. bridge commissioners may get a better idea of when and if an opening day celebration will be held. >> well, they are determined to make a difference. >> no matter how small it is that you think your talent is, that talent can be a big thing to som

. >> she will be memorialized next tuesday at the uc berkeley alumni house. her service is expected to draw hundreds. at uc berkeley, nick smith, abc7 news. >>> 11 years after his death a firefighter killed in the 9/11 attacks at new york's world trade center have been identified. the remains of 37-year-old lieu lieutenant jeffrey walls were collected in 2002. they were retested and identified only recently. walls followed his dad's example and became a firefighter in 1992. he was killed in the north tower leaving behind a wife and baby son. >>> the italian team in america's cup pulled out of the official race claiming the design changes to their boat are unfair. the team made the threat to pull out and at issue is the recommended design changes imposed by the regatta director for safety reasons. they are appealing to an international jury scheduled to meet on monday. the reaction was swift and blunt. >> i just think it is babyish. they are acting like a bunch of spoiled babies. >> you are all men. you spent over a billion dollars. you should be in the water

and i think that in one way, that there are tremendous alumni organizations for the rowing clubs and i think that if they will strengthen their position i think that it is a contribution to recreation in the city and also city government if, you know, a group were to form to come up with some money to develop the new boat house and provide for those opportunities. >> so any way, i would like to second that, i think that that line of thought is very positive as we go forward. and second comment is just a procedural one, i think, the two amendments that mr. ritchie talked about are intended to. provide a degree of accountability and transparency that i know a lot of the community folks have been asking for we would like to when we get to the public comment, period, i would like the comments to address the item presented and also the amendments and if there is a procedural step we need to do and move the item and move the amendment then i will do that. if we can just do it by it, but i would like the comment to address the mlu and the potential amendments to improve the accountability.

. >> she will be memorialized next tuesday at the uc berkeley alumni house. her service is expected to draw hundreds. at uc berkeley, nick abc7 n smith, abc7 news. >>> 11 years after his death a firefighter killed in the 9/11 attacks at new york's world trade center have been identified. the remains of 37-year-old lieu lieutenant jeffrey walls were collected in 2002. they were retested and identified only recently. walls followed his dad's example and became a firefighter in 1992. he was killed in the north tower leaving behind a wife and baby son. >>> the italian team in america's cup pulled out of the official race claiming the design changes to their boat are unfair. the team made the threat to pull out and at issue is the recommended design changes imposed by the regatta director for safety reasons. they are appealing to an international jury scheduled to meet on monday. the reaction was swift and blunt. >> i just think it is babyish. they are acting like a bunch of spoiled babies. >> you are all men. you spent over a billion dollars. you should be in the

i'm alumni and current student is the ccsf. the accjc commission members did not reveal their hearts, goals, connectionses and how they got their position. but accjc wants to close ccsf or reduce ccsf in spite of ccsf, san francisco's people and our elected board. accjc statements that ccsf would and then they could and then they would lose accreditation and, therefore, our enrollment stopped rising. and it's worked at compton junior college and they used that as proof because they didn't have an elected board any more, they eliminated, that compton junior college was not wanted and it was closed. many students want classes that are not [speaker not understood] classes yet they're important for san francisco. i am in a trauma recovery prevention certificate program. this is the only such program in california in a world of traumatized people. the students left out of ccsf will have to go to an expensive private school which will charge much higher fees, but provide a lesser quality education, findings by members of my own famil

they paved the way for integration in the nba, a fact not lost on one of its most famous alumni. - it really helped me understand that basketball players today, especially african-american basketball players today, owe these guys something because they set standards, and because of what these men had done, everybody realized that not all the best athletes were playing in the nba. and within 3 years, the nba integrated. - abdul-jabbar was so inspired that he produced the documentary, but there's even more to this hall-of-famer than meets the eye. you are not just an athlete. how do you want people to know you or remember you? - basically it's i can do more than stuff a ball through a hoop. i feel that my greatest asset is my mind. i've tried to make that obvious by the things that i do. - he's an author, having written 7 books, including a companion to the documentary and "brothers in arms," about a tank unit who fought under general george patton during world war ii. - the 761st were involved in the liberation of dachau, gunskirchen, and mauthausen death camps and probably a couple of

education but using those alumni contacts, they are not going to hand you a job, but they will help do and then find something that will suit. you do not have a student loop, right? >> no. >> many of your friends have student loans. >> and they are dealing with them now. there's pressure. they need to act quickly and i feel like there's kind of the pressure to take something that comes along first just because the job market is so tough right now. >> right. >> and rink, you have a student loan? >> no, you don't have a loan either. >> well, this is obviously one of the most challenging things about it. most kids do have, most young people do have student loans. thanks very much for sharing your insights, appreciate t.best of luck to you both. >> thanks so much. >> in getting that first job out of school. military coup under way in egypt. we'll take you live to cairo to get the latest on this developing situation as we watch the live pictures of the millions of egyptians being forced out on the street. back in a moment. er) at scottrar clients trade and invest exactly how they want. w

reach out to people you might know through your alumni networks, through your friends and colleaguesve? what skills would you need for that job and how do you go about finding them, because you can weave it together bit by bit. i don't think it's always necessary to get that big, full-blown degree program. - so, kevin, briefly just what are you studying right now that we need to be aware of when it comes to looking at bridge jobs and encore careers? - i think a big theme or something we'll be focusing on is whether or not bridge jobs are continuing in prevalence as time goes on. the early evidence suggests that it's certainly the case that retirement is a process and that the changes in the retirement landscape give us no reason to think that that's going to change. i think the retirement as a process theme is here to stay. - well, thank you both for joining us. thank you so much, kerry hannon and kevin cahill. we appreciate it. in a moment, one more thing: a florida community that's gone so mad for golf carts, they outnumber the residents. - we want your ideas and feedback, so follo

and denmark today especially for the alumni events. said frederick douglass douglass, this is so deep. i am sorry that i tear up earlier because this just touches so deeply so bored the slave ian and basically distinguish himself very early on with the search in aqaba in. to bv master's style. he goes to baltimore maryland and is displayed the. of the abcs it is done in secret and them master finds out and they say oh my gosh to have corrupted the reverend david is no good any more. but he is right. [laughter] basically she would read in secret and tells very vividly in his 1845 autobiography as the enslaved person of the city but very different from the country slave and actually a first he is the country guy and quickly adapted to urban life. so gullying it with the spelling books to say what is this worth? i will give you a piece of bread i think that is so deep menaced over 30 years old i read about that a and this is genius. so that is my interest from the start. i shows this a photo because frederick douglass was a self-taught ma

. >> she will be memorialized next tuesday at uc berkeley alumni house, her service expected to draw hundreds. at uc berkeley abc 7 news head of the muslim brotherhood in egypt has been arrested and accused of inciting violence against pro testors in cairo using shields and helmets as they threw rocks and fired shots. 30 people were killed with more than 200 injured. here is a live look at tahrir square. there is a large crowd no fighting aparently. this week mohammed morsi was removed tonight we're learning nicaragua and venezuela are are willing to allow asylum to snow des den, late today venezuela's president joined in on the offer. he is now seeking asil yim in six countries. in effort to find refuge. the six countries have not been identified because the organization is concerned the u.s. officials may try to interfere with the process. >> one of the most popular popes in modern history has been cleared for sainthood. the vatican announced today john paul ii will be a saint by the end of the year. francis approved the miracle needed to canonize john paul. now this was not entire

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. >> she will be memorialized next tuesday at uc berkeley alumni house, her service expected to draws. at uc berkeley abc 7 news head of the muslim brotherhood in egypt has been arrested and accused of inciting violence against pro testors in cairo using shields and helmets as they threw rocks and fired shots. 30 people were killed with more than 200 injured. here is a live look at tahrir square. there is a large crowd no fighting aparently. this week mohammed morsi was removed tonight we're learning nicaragua and venezuela are are willing to allow asylum to snow des den, late today venezuela's president joined in on the offer. he is now seeking asil yim in six countries. in effort to find refuge. the six countries have not been identified because the organization is concerned the u.s. officials may try to interfere with the process. >> one of the most popular popes in modern history has been cleared for sainthood. the vatican announced today john paul ii will be a saint by the end of the year. francis approved the miracle needed to canonize john paul. now this was not entirely a sur

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