what happens after all of the hard work has been done by our pre-collegiate partners once we get students in? are they actually graduating? are they earning degrees that have value and allow them to become part of the million dollar club we were just hearing about, and do those degrees actually allow them to translate their lives and break the cycles of generational poverty from which many of them come? we do that by working with pre- collegiate organizations and high schools but also colleges and universities. we are the organization running the bridge to success summer program, and shortly, the program is a six-week transition program targeting students from san francisco unified, many of whom are the first in their families to attend college. over the course of the program, our students will be participating in a variety of different activities, taking math and english courses, and they will also be participating in various workshops, college success related workshops that help them develop real professional skills. they will be doing study skills workshops, a career placement workshop

and i would type it gathered other collegiate sports under its umbrella. but started as a football rules committee. >> i was wondering, you mentioned you thought that today no one really questioned or attacks the ball as a way they did in the early 20 century. i was wondering if you might think that alice actually untrue with the modern feminist movement, and their attacks, if that would encourage this kind of masculinity that overpowers over rights of women? >> that's a good point. i don't mean to suggest that football is on criticized today. it's completely different from what it was like a century ago though. there aren't modern controversies. congress has held hearings on concussions in football. there's a lot of concern about the long-term health effects that football can have on people. the nfl did a study where they found that nfl veterans i think are four or five times more likely to suffer from dementia than a member of the general public. you can imagine why that may be true. there's a lot of ongoing research in this area, debates about the equip

ohio, a 19-year-old champion stacker is leading the charge to have sport stacking recognized in collegiateathletics. andy, the seventh-ranked sport stacker in the nation, has organized his school's team and hopes to get other universities to start up teams which he hopes eventually will lead to college scholarships. >>> finally in texas. taxidermists are helping pet owners deal with the los of their furry loved ones. families are having their deceased pets preserved. the process takes more than two weeks but more than a few are jumping at the chance to keep a watchful eye on their pets in the afterlife. an ominous looking guy there. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, a our nbc meteorologist, bill karins. >> where do we draw the line? >> i thought pets were the line, but now we are crossing it. >> just stop everything. >> let's talk about the forecast going throughout the day. good morning, everyone. yesterday another cool day, temperatures this morning similar. we are in the 50s right now in san francisco. 55 with a cooler spot in all of the western half of the count

sculpted by the input of all of you, but i am, as i have from the beginning, provided, i think, the collegial courtesy that we are trying to get i think as much from everybody, so i have been asked by one of our colleagues that it would be best for a one week continuance, and i am certainly consider it of that, and i understand -- i am certainly considered of that. -- consider it -- considerate of that. let's make sure that we fortified that expectation. -- fortify that expectation. president chiu: let's take a roll call vote on continuing this until august 2. clerk calvillo: [reading roll] there are 7 ayes and 4 noes. president chiu: this ordinance will be continued until august 2. item 40. clerk calvillo: item number 40, dealing with the inner clement, outer clement, and geary neighborhood commercial controls. president chiu: supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i want to thank some from my office to have a lot of time in gauging many different community forces on this one but especially the work of the planning department -- from my office who have spent a lot of time engaging many different co

built in 1986, the facility has hosted a diverse set of jr., high-school, collegiate, and professional sporting events including basketball, indoor hockey, soccer, boxing, etc. from a programming perspective, the pavilion has traditionally been used for games and leads, although an number of organized practices have been permitted. this is a heavily program facility each and every aspecatc season. this facility should be completely remodeled or replaced. the cost for that is estimated to exceed $45 million. the original building was built prior to existing seismic codes and major changes are needed to meet those correct codes. the surrounding concrete and asphalt paths and front plaza, as well as the addition, broken plaints of glass, rusting, exposed to three bar were painted and the roof was replaced in 2009. the interior of the pavilion has hardwood floors in the gym. the gym floor has been stripped, sanded, and resurfaced multiple times. the floor surfaces at the end of its life span and cannot be sanded again. most fishes to the building should be replaced. -- finishes to the buil

it is not that often high in many other cities where we have collegial and mind-expanding teammates in this office. in the case of the redevelopment agency, and i am likely to forget somebody, so to all of you for the agency sitting over there, i apologize ahead of time here ultimately, the deputy director who is a longtime partner of ours and with and we do some of our best thinking and best work, but this advantage to work on this project for many years, phil o'brien, chris harris, derek smith, the asset manager, mike rizzo -- did i forget anybody? you guys are just awesome. we love working with you. i suppose a big part of you is so often because you have a great leader. i would like to invite fred blackwell up to the podium. >> usually, i thank the staff, and the mayor has already done that. but this is a project that is so overwhelming that i am still not at a loss for words. [laughter] you know, if there is a project that better exemplifies what redevelopment should and can do, i would like to see it. if there is a set of partners that would be better to work with, i would like t

he played collegiately at wyoming.he story is he was working in a sporting goods store when a friend asked him to caddie so tour events in '05. he was on the bag for sung young yoo. >> this is for 130 yards. oh, what a bounce. >> an aggressive shot and what a

>> in a more collegiate time in washington he would look at 9.2% unemployment in washington and seeke immediate need for stimulus. -- and to see a more immediate need for stimulus. we talked about qe2.5 or 3, you know, conjuring money out of thin air. but a lot of that has been worn down. there is talk about washington needing to cut the taxpayers some slack. but republicans certainly do not want to blink on this debate over the debt ceiling. and they do not want to give them another several hundred billion dollars lifeline to make it through the election season. >> thank you. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, giving the royals a rodeo sendoff as canada says goodbye to the duke and duchess of cambridge. they do it in cowboy fashion. in egypt, it has been nearly five months since president hosni mubarak was overthrown, but today, thousands of protesters were out again in force. from cairo to suez there were demanding a quicker pace of reforms. >> once more they have flooded into tahrir square. it was the largest demonstrations as the crowds here unseated presiden

>> in a more collegiate time in washington he would look at 9.2% unemployment in washington and seeke immediate need for stimulus. -- and to see a more immediate need for stimulus. we talked about qe2.5 or 3, you know, conjuring money out of thin air. but a lot of that has been worn down. there is talk about washington needing to cut the taxpayers some slack. but republicans certainly do not want to blink on this debate over the debt ceiling. and they do not want to give them another several hundred billion dollars lifeline to make it through the election season. >> thank you. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, giving the royals a rodeo sendoff as canada says goodbye to the duke and duchess of cambridge. they do it in cowboy fashion. in egypt, it has been nearly five months since president hosni mubarak was overthrown, but today, thousands of protesters were out again in force. from cairo to suez there were demanding a quicker pace of reforms. >> once more they have flooded into tahrir square. it was the largest demonstrations as the crowds here unseated presiden

or verbs -- collegiality has collapsed, patience with washington has plummeted. or merely descriptive -- republicans are stubborn, the democrats are job killers. none of this point and counterpoint allows us to escape a troubling truth. unless someone somewhere comes up with a solution that can win votes from democrats and republicans in the house and the senate, the nation will default on its obligations beginning next week. after spurning speaker john boehner's plan yesterday, the house today came up with another approach. which finally passed, but is certain to die in the senate. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to -- i put revenues on the table in order to try to come to an agreement to avert us being where we are. this house has acted and it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table! tell us where you are! gwen: is all this stubborn politics or a divergence in philosophy or both? >> republicans have been doing the hard work of governing this week. >> the house continues to waste time. the senate cann

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