in fact, the women who joined maryknoll were feisty and strong and courageous. [ laughter ] dorsey: i didn't go in immediately after high school -- i was 18 1/2... [ laughs ] ...but a sophisticated new yorker. whether nursing would come first or the mission first -- that i wasn't sure of, but i jumped at the vocation. [ bell ringing ] mother mary joseph wanted her maryknoll women to be always open, always outgoing, always adaptable. carr: in the motherhouse in ossining, the sisters lived like a family. she had a sense of nurturing the people around her. she was like the earth mother. she fostered the family spirit that we would give of ourselves without ever counting the cost -- that we wouldn't think of ourselves first, but of others. mother mary joseph taught us that we needed to be contemplatives in action -- not just one, not just the other, but both. that's why she made sure we would keep our focus on prayer as important as the work we do. carr: she also saw what the sisters needed on a very basic level. if she hadn't graduated from high school, molly rogers saw to it that she fi

next speaker, please hi, i'm dorsey shard a have two children endorsed in the prek at lafayette elementary and the second in the fourth and fifth grader at harvey milk academy in the castro i'm here to talk about the crisis at harvey milk and scotland you add the resources for the staff and teachers any sons class has been without a teacher same class was left without a teacher last year as well there are teachers that go two years in the row i want to commend the strunt kersey at the back of the rool and trying to help the students as they attend the school without a teacher this is a small school lacking resources such as on campus literacy and staff coaches are support in time of crisis students are feeling sadness and frustration and less willingness to learn the need is urgent (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is bryce from room 202 in the harvey milk academy for the past 5 weeks my class is teacher also and that made me and my class stressed out and worried i'm asking if you can do anything to help thank you (clapping.) good evening board of edu

next speaker, please hi, i'm dorsey shard a have two children endorsed in the prek at lafayette elementary and the second in the fourth and fifth grader at harvey milk academy in the castro i'm here to talk about the crisis at harvey milk and scotland you add the resources for the staff and teachers any sons class has been without a teacher same class was left without a teacher last year as well there are teachers that go two years in the row i want to commend the strunt kersey at the back of the rool and trying to help the students as they attend the school without

defensive tackle glenn dorsey also activated from the injured reserve list. >>> all right.'s hardwood. number one women's uconn visiting stanford. in o.t. carly samuelson sinking the free throw. the lead is two. uconn having trouble with the inbounds. nobody knows who's taking it out. stanford wins 88-86 ending connecticut's 47-game winning streak. stanford also ended uconn's 90-game winning streak back in 2010. that's it for sports. more news coming up after the break. >>> all right, all right, all right. oscar-winning actor matthew mcconaughey is receiving his star on the hollywood walk of fame today. the 46-year-old actor surrounded by his family and co-stars of his new movie "interstellar." mcconaughey earned a best actor oscar for his portrayal of an aids patient in the movie "dallas buyers club" and he got an emmy nomination for his role in hbo's "true detective." and he's doing those weird car commercials. >> the car commercials are hilarious. >> it looked like he was making sure it was spelled right. i saw him with his finger going, okay, we're good. >> thanks for j

meantime, another challenge for jack dorsey, dealing with intense competition.m payments to cyber threats facing retailers, prepare for black friday and cyber monday deals. our next guest says that hackers are already planning their next attack. so which companies and will be hit and how can consumers protect themselves? should we even be shopping on black friday or cyber monday? >> it is probably safe to say that they are lying in wait. this time last year we were breached at target. several months later we found out millions of credit cards were stolen. over the year we saw target, michaels, staples, home depot, a string of breaches. the scary thing is, it is not just one thing. you cannot just say do not shop online because the credit cards used in-store purchases were used as well. >> is it the most popular retailers that will be targeted? >> unfortunately, it is across the board. the bad guys would love the most popular, the biggest bang for their buck, but in july, there was a warning put out that over 1000 businesses are likely compromise from a point-of-

their linebackers, getting smith back, it sounds like, getting glen dorsey back it sounds like.aking plays. >> you'll see that game 10:00 a.m. on channel 2 on sunday. eli better not do what his big brother did. payton tore the niners up. >> i want to watch boreland again. >> he will be a starter some day. >> he has the instinct. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. turn to ktvu morning news for the latest on the rain, and the impact it will have on the commute. >> find us anytime on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. have a great night. good night. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] can people change? well, that's a -- that is a tough one, but i would say yes, people can change. that's what i believe, anyway, and i will till the day i die. you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she used to be very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ beep ] [ television plays loudly ] aah. phil! ow, ow! why is it so loud?! my ears are bleeding. i don't know! make it stop! i just installed a sweet home-theater system in the family room. th

defense he have tackle glen dorsey is battling a forearm injury still waiting to make his season debutthe cal band in our newsroom today, ke eve of the 117th big game of stanford. they are going to try to bring the act back to berkeley for the first time since 2009. he threw for nearly 30 touchdowns this season and has become the face of cal football. even if some don't think much of the face. >> both his parents went to cal and he grew up a cal fan and he is a tall kind of below average looking guy. >> he is a very goofy guy. you can tell by his care cut. he he always jokes around with the receives and we can't say anything backer he won't throw us the ball. >>> we are going to give cal basketball a new coach martin some love, too. they beat syracuse last night in manhattan. not so lucky tonight, coach. at the garden against number 10 texas, cal on the attack inside. got to be aggressive, right? they trailed by double digits. but tyrone wallace got within 7 in the second half so the longhorns said that's enough. jonathan holmes got the smoke on texas 71-55 to win the 2k tournament fin

defensive tackle glenn dorsey activated from the injured reserve list. >>> there was a panda sightingbean town tonight. pablo sandoval in boston to meet with red sox management. here's their pitch to play permanently at fenway park alongside big papi, his friend david ortiz. >> i love it. i've been through a lot this winter. he's a great guy. >> you know, at least the giants won't have to match the 13-year, $325 million deal. that's right, 20 they've. the miami marlins agreed to play giancarlo stanton a record contract in baseball. >>> jason heyward traded from the braves to the cards along with reliever jordan wall done for shelby miller and a minor leaguer. >>> all right, talking college hoops. the ncaa men's tourney will be coming to san jose and sacramento in 2017. the s.a.p. center in partnership with the pac-12 has been selected to host the west regional that march on the 23rd and 25th. >>> the new entertainment and sports center in sac town received the second round of march madness on the 17th and 19th. >>> okay, finally, long-time raider fans might remember not seeing this. t

cnn's samuel burke caught up with jack dorsey to talk about the privacy behind mobile payments. >> ours been around the seller. accept every form of payment that comes across the counter and build solutions and tools so that they can grow their business and grow their sales. so apple pay is something that makes the credit card a little bit more convenient. because now it's on your phone. but effectively, it's the same thing. >> reporter: it is a credit card. >> we're not building a credit card, or a payment device. we're building a register. it accepts all these forms of payment. >> reporter: so square will accept apple payments. >> we want to make sure they can accept every form of payment. and the buyer can pay in whatever way they want. >> reporter: did you use apple pay yet? >> i have. >> reporter: what did you think? >> it's a great experience. we held off on making a reader for a long time. there wasn't adoption in the united states. in europe it's growing quickly. and other places around the world, growing quickly. >> reporter: and do you think that apple will be the nfc game-ch

the bbc's technology correspondent rory jones has spoken to the company's founder and chairman jack dorseyasked for his reaction to those comments and this is what he had to say. >> i think twitter and all these tools, all these technologies are a reflection of the world in many ways, and we as a humanity choose how to use them and how not to use them. i think the most important thing is the conversation is coming to the surface so we can make sure that we're using these tools in a positive light and that does take time. every new tool creates a new opportunity and potentially that opportunity is negative and we need to make sure that we're watching it and steering it in the right direction. >> in this country, one tweet last night cost a politician a job. it was just a picture with a caption. does that frighten you, the power of that medium? >> i don't think it's any different from what we've been doing as a humanity. it's just faster. technology again is just a tool. really all it does and its only purpose is to make these systems a lot more accessible. and to change the velocity. so you

just like dorsey just said, we came together out of a sense we wanted to talk about a stream of feminism that had much larger ambitions and that is pretty ambitious because even eat quality with men is pretty far from where we are today. we want to talk through and think through the career of multiple -- a short book that is not particularly scholarly. there are not allowed of footnotes, trying to write for a general audience. it will be up to you whether we have succeeded in doing something useful with that but i want to try to enunciation general terms what we came together about and that is we find feminists' everywhere. working group's with only women but often groups with men. they were in occupied. they are prominent in the movement against climate change. d. a. are in every anti-war movement in the world but they are also in every entire colonial and anti imperialists movement even what we are fighting. feminists actually led every struggle from child welfare, public health, they read everywhere in the struggle for universal free education, they are working today to reform and fre

dorsey for training in case there is direct contact.st close contact possible we want to assure their comparative they are exposed ebola. they're expected to be there for six months to a year and monitor for 21 days when i return to make sure they have not contracted ebola. >>darya: is a lot of bacteria is according to a new study and did a study of 20 couples now, to kiss into slavs for a couple succoth an average of nine times a day have similar micro by a committees next year and has the help you to digest food and build immunity. long >>mark: time battle between cab drivers and acting to travelers and as a folk. --as if how happy the getting access to the system more we return. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make your holidays pop! i like to mix things up a bit with grands mini pot pies only four in

in his own words, twitter co-founder jack dorsey. >> my name is jack and i never grew up wanting to bentrepreneur. i never thought about building companies, never thought about becoming a ceo. never thought about becoming a leader. the quote that captures the way that i've always thought about building that picture i want to see in the world is by steve mcqueen. when i believe in something, i fight like hell for it. that has been my life. i had a picture of what i wanted to see in the world and i did whatever it took to make sure it succeeded. to make sure it thrived in the case of both companies. i took 1,000 hours of massage therapy in st. louis, missouri. i wanted to get away from competing a bit. i was practicing and moved to san francisco and realized everyone was a massage therapist. i didn't want to compete with that and went back to programming. just by updating what's around you and sharing what you're seeing or what you're experiencing, the entire world can participate in that and have a conversation with you. the largest organizations in the world like starbucks or u.s. gove