caltech, stanford university, and three of our public universities, not least of which the university is a stone's throw away. uc-berkeley campus. we're proud of the state but we also recognize we have challenges and we need to lean into the world we're living in. this today is an example of leading in and i am grateful to all of you for your participation. and vice minister, we are honored to have you out here in our state in this wonderful city and we look forward to many visits over many years. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, lieutenant governor. of course, the best for last. the hon. vice minister of commerce to the podium, please. [applause] >> lt. governor newsom, mayor lee, counsel general, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is a great pleasure for me to be here to attend this seminar, " organized -- let me give a special thanks to the previous speakers who gave very warm and remarkable remarks. i would like to give special thanks to the state government of california and the municipal government of san francisco. i think without your help, this forum for the

. >> what they say is that not just the battle took place here, but that there was an extremely caltechaulish the city that was very important. if that is true, then it is one of the largest unexplored archaeological sites in europe. >> it is true, it would be amazing, implying a cover-up on the level of officials. back at the burgundy side, more than a century and statue has looked out over the plane. >> and now for something else you do not see every day. three indian white tiger cubs have gone on public display in the czech republic. they do not have names yet, but after seeing the pictures, there is no doubt that many will volunteer their ideas. >> when you are just a few weeks old and white with black stripes, it is pretty easy to be spotted. these three rehr indian white tigers have been introduced to the public in the czech republic for the first time, and they seem to be lapping up the attention. the cubs were born in july to their mother at the only zoo in the country to a successfully bred white tigers. >> we have put together a new couple that had already made it. but unfortu

>>this is the flag of great britain and their ryder cup of caltech manner and this is the welch flag ... on my cap there are all kinds of characters and lots of pattern trousers >>i wore this to irritate my wife >>many lined up early to grab the best spots on the golf course these canadians came early ... >>if you are into golf you would understand this is the all-star game for this sport lots of spectators expected for the tournament's it's an economic boost of $130 million for the area lake park high school is getting $415,000 from the pro golfers association for the use of its building and parking lots cancel classes this week and the school year adjusted the administrators of the school say that it was a win-win proposition ... >>not only are we part of the global international stage but we are part of the greater community and a golf community it's very exciting for us >>the school coordinated the 3000 volunteers on duty for the cup ... that includes thousands of students working the course as volunteers coming up next: new documents are shedding light on what suspect james holm

number one on the list is princeton, harvey mudd comes in second and caltech, the u.s.naval academy at annapolis and the u.s. military academy at west, to round out the top five. >> i'm len ramirez in downtown san jose where neighbors are gathering right now to send a message to the criminal elements, they want to take the streets back. that story straight ahead. >> the fear is that some bay area schools will not make the grade anymore. the change is causing concern? >>,, >> people in a san jose neighborhood are gathering right now to try and take back their neighborhood. they're fed up with rising crime and what was once known as the safest big city in the country. len ramirez is here with the neighborhood seeing a return to the bad old days. >> i have seen a lot of crime in years past but what they say right now is that there is much more blatant crime. it is bold and in your face. they say that they cannot walk to the school, the neighborhood center, or the library, without being confronted by gangs, drugs, or prostitution. about 100 people have gathered here for a m

of technology at caltech. it showed a lot of promise for future discoveries, second only to when we are on the surface of mars interacting with material on mars. >> thank you very much for this chance to present some initial science and some fund pictures. i guess i just press this one. here is our landing site. you see it out in space. you see a lot of big craters out there, but the one we chose to go to has a mountain in the middle. if you go in closer, you can see the area represented by the crater is a little bit larger than the area of the state of connecticut and a little bit smaller than the state of new jersey. it is an enormous area we have potentially for exploration, but our goal -- you can see the landing eclipse just right there. that is the spot we landed on. our goal is to do some exploration in this area for the next month or two and begin the long trek that will eventually take us into the foothills and of the flanks of mount charlotte where we believe there is evidence for water -- the flanks

the director for the mars director at nasa's jpl, doctor john grotzinger, professor of geology at caltech, and a project scientist for the curiosity nation. and after that update when going to move on to our witness panel we will be examining the progress of nasa's exploration program under the nasa authorization bill that was passed in 2010. particularly as relates to a future human mission to mars. so our witnesses include doctor steven squyres, by colin smith professor of astronomy at cornell and chairman of the nasa advisory council. dr. charles kennel, chair of the national academy of space studies board and director and distinguished professor, emeritus at scripps institution of oceanography at the university of california at san diego. and mr. jim maser, president of pratt and whitney rocketdyne, a company that does a lot of things, i did also specializes in rocket propulsion technologies. and so i want to welcome all of you here today. would you all, dr. grunsfeld, which you like to introduce your team? >> certainly. i will introduce to my left dr. li, and he will work from there.

jane hawking, his interest in a was brought to him when he was just a kid and had a sabbatical at caltechhe met another blogger who was really into that and that's what -- and that's what got them interested in a. when you go on sabbatical it becomes a watershed for the whole family, not just for students. that's when i started writing about science was when we went on sabbatical. our children all looked at that, too, as a watershed. and his daughter, his daughter has written a couple of children's books with stephen. they are called george books. georges cosmic avenger. george is key to the universe. they are wonderful books. you ought to have those in the library. do you have them? >> we will now. >> i recommend them. they are wonderful. they are fiction. they are about a little boy named george, and what's interesting is he meets a scientist who lives next door to him who is so clearly stephen hawking as he would be without his disability. it's so clearly, it's the same person, but anyway, then they have these adventures. it's sort of science fiction but there are huge sections of the

get a classic liberal arts education of some kind, or to want to go into the sciences, you go to caltechit. but we need to rewrite them if you will, the charter for a lot of colleges in america so that they are more user friendly to people who want to develop the skills will serve them well in the modern workplace. >> host: joy, louisiana, we have a few minutes left. >> caller: hello? >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: yes, mr. brokaw. listen, i have been trying to get you for an hour because i tend to agree with a lot of what you say but i disagree also with live blacks support president obama. you know, and me, we vote in her own interests. we were supporters of the president -- patna, they weren't people that look like us but i would never vote for someone like, like the guy out of florida that -- >> guest: herman cain. >> caller: i wouldn't vote for, i just wouldn't support -- >> guest: i'm not saying it's an automatic pass, but people are inclined over the years to vote for folks that have some identification with their own roots and culture in which they have grown up. it was no

the governor of maryland not only delivering a speech in prime time, but performing with his caltechhe mayor of -- the governor of new york. >> we have not and i don't know what his schedule was here. >> the other question about hillary clinton -- traditionally the secretary of state does not attend political events. but her husband is delivering a prime-time address on wednesday that will certainly get a lot of attention. >> yes. i think that's probably one of the most highly anticipated speeches of this convention. >> what does he need to do and what is the relationship? we have been reading about the relationship that has warmed up in the last year and half between these two presidents. >> i talked to people who are close to clinton and the fight he was getting from barack obama as i don't need your advice and i don't need you until recently. but what bill clinton has the barack obama i think for all of his gifts as a politician lacks is an ability to reach out and touch white, blue-collar democrats. he can deliver that message in a way barack obama has struggled to do. we are goi