but, if clifford can make his deal with patten, dream center will also include a fully accredited dreamenter college. >> we are now in process of working towards this fall launching dream center college because of michael's hard work. ( cheers and applause ) >> if we take a prostitute off the street, or an ex crips, or bloods member, we bring them into our programs and we start an education process. >> smith: let me make sure i understand. so the gang member, the former gang member or prostitute or whoever it is that comes to you, a homeless person, can get a college loan for an education. >> absolutely. >> smith: anit's not just the people in the shelter that clifford's interested in, it's the social workers, too. >> we did a lot of market research, and we believe that there's a gigantic market for us in los angeles of the 19 to 25-year-old who would like to get a degree but would like to help people hands on. >> smith: so you're going to be able to connect both the people that are providing-- the social workers-- with... with a loan and get them on a degree path at this dream center u

which is a very hard to leave their cells away from self centered this. people can dream of doing that, the hope should be filled. it is necessary as solemn decision is made. whatever the difficulties we are committed to generous love. you, have both made your decision. today. i will. by this you have aligned ourselves with what we believe is the way in which life is spiritually evolving. for the human race. we stand looking forward to a century which is full of promise, apparel, human beings are confronting the question of how to use wisely the power that has been given to us to the discoveries of the last century. we shall not be converted to their promise of the future. by more knowledge, but rather by an increase of loving wisdom. reverence. for life, for the arts, for one another. marriage, should transform as husband and wife. make one another their work of art. it is possible to transform, so long as we don't harbor ambitions to reform our partners. there must be no coercion if the spirit is to flow. each must give the other space, free them. the london poet some s

. >>> san francisco's mosconi center, into a comic book fan's dream come true. the anniversary of wondercon, you can see the incredible hulk there. actors and directors from comics adapted into films were also on hand. the convention runs through tomorrow. >>> coming up next at 11:00, we've got new york, los angeles, and san jose. food lovers finally get what they've been waiting for in the south bay. we'll show you a first of its kind festival. this is your captain speaking, we are fourteenth in line for takeoff. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! ♪ [ child ] the train is now arriving. [ male announcer ] the train has arrived indeed. amtrak guest rewards members earn up to triple points this spring. details at amtrak.com. you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus s

at this institute, his dream schaeffer center for health policy and economics at the university of southerno this meeting. we are cohosting this meeting with the engelberg center for health care reform at brookings, and we are very pleased that you can join us today to talk about two issues that i believe are right at the forefront of health policy debate. that is, biomedical innovation and economic value. a few housekeeping notes before we get started. you should have received a folder that contains the agenda and speaker bios, discussion guide and materials from our keynote speakers. if you don't have a copy, there are copies at the registration table. there's also one agenda change, which is a former budget director peter orszag will be talking at 12:05. throughout the program we have built in opportunities for audience participation after each keynote, as well as during the panel discussion. so if you have a question or comment, you can raise your hand, staff and will combined with the microphone. and for the benefit, for the benefit of participants in the overflow room, those who will

do all day is pick something we want to have happen next, something we're dreaming of, something we want. and that's the center of all, you know, rehearsal. the old joke what's my motivation. the actor, what do you want, what are you doing, what are you trying to get, what am i trying to get from you. trying to get great answers and information from people here all day. and i'm not providing that. we'll see what we can do. so just the desire for and watching anyone, if they are truly, if the actor is immediate in his desire for this thing, the audience doesn't know if they're going to get it. i think that makes something immediately relevant because the audience is stuck in that moment. so you can do almost anything, you know. i definitely think that, well i would say that some people would look at this and say the desire for fame or the gas -- the desire to matter is higher now. >> charlie: more than anything else. >> you think it's more, just looking at the play. >> charlie: is that relevant today. >> just in terms of the obsession with fame and celebrity and the way john writes about fame and celebrity and

dream >> defreitas: it was. and it still is. >> pelley: these convention center events are put on by the non-profit neighborhoodistance corporation of america, which helps people figure out what they can afford, and then walks them across the hall to bank representatives to ask for lower payments. more than half will get their mortgages adjusted, but the rest discover that they just can't keep their home. and for many, that's when the real surprise comes in. turns out these banks, which demand borrowers have all of their paperwork just right-- these same banks have fouled up all of their own paperwork to a historic degree. >> lynn szymoniak: in my mind, this is an absolute intentional fraud. >> pelley: lynn szymoniak is fighting foreclosure. and while trying to save her house, she discovered something we did not know. back when wall street was using algorithms and computers to engineer those disastrous mortgage-backed securities, it appears they didn't want old fashioned paperwork slowing down the profits. this was back when it was a white hot fevered pitch to move as many of these as possible. >> szymoniak: ex

thing to do in life is to go for your dreams because you don't get many chances to do something like that. >> today's sailboat show also featured a hands-on learning centerould be sailors of all ages honed their skills on the water learning downwind sailing and how to maneuver a sail boater in heavy winds among other things. >>> right now we'll check in with rob to talk about the winds, and a big change in the weather coming up, huh, rob? >> we did see quite a bit of wind. speaking of sailing, small craft advisory this afternoon. 55 chilly degrees, 57 in oakland, 60s closer to the south bay. there you see that good push of marine air into the central bay, also dragging in low clouds into this afternoon and evening where in san francisco you'll want the jacket. we've got some mist with those low clouds. west wind at 12 and 57 degrees. in san jose a little mild, 67 degrees, northwest wind at 13 miles per hour. so you can see both the low clouds hugging the coastline being punched inland around the inner bay and the rain-producing clouds, the outer fringe of the weather system that will bring us a chance of rain into tomorrow morning. right now some of thos

dream of a visit to the dentist. she is happy when she could afford to eat. most people try to avoid her and her daughter. day after day, she sits in the town center, begging. for years, she suffered from abject poverty in the heart of europe, but the people love graz are increasingly concerned about the destitution in their midst. it does not suit the image of this wealthy city that is rich in culture. few protest it when the parliament passed a law to prevent begging. a majority of social democrats also supported the move to drive beggars out of graz and the rest ofofysteria. >> in this republic, nobody needs to become especially in graz and styria. we want to use this to underline this fact because we are of the opinion that begging is not a cultural asset worthy of protection. >> not a cultural asset? no city in austria boasts more monasteries than graz. they are all mendicant orders, charity and compassion flying at the very order of christianity. -- lying at the very heart of christianity. >> nowadays we need people to reveal their poverty and an open and honest manner. we must view it as an opportunity to give to others. >> this is 1 of the few place

dream machine show running from 10-4. nikemissiles were positioned on the coast in case of an attack by enemy planes. >> construction of the new transit center in san francisco will cause a detour. harrison street between essex and will be closed this weekend. project planners hope they will finish their work by monday morning. enjoy the weekend, it looks great. >> it is warmer and warmer and sunny skies all the way through . great spring weather finally and since a string of spring days . look at this. this few of the golden gate. the rave reviews that are coming in. stunning and i like it . i got to look into that. is that real. it is a beautiful evening all over the bay area. >> we have temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s from half moon bay to san francisco and over in freed mont. and we are holding on to that mild weather. >> it is a clear and chilly night and into next week . it will be mild to warm in the coast and inland areas. >>> and circulation around the area of high pressure to the west and brought us a nice dry north arely flow. and it was clear and over the next couple of days. high pressure shifth inland and shifting back to

crude oil prices a dream high as the dollar continues to fall and strong corporate results in the u. us police spokesman stations all demand so w.g. eyes as being almost at the center while brant is approaching just about the time the. precious metals are catching their breath after a strong rally hitting new record highs earlier this week gold is modestly on the red point three percent and silver is trading at around thirty thousand dollars bonds this hour. let's have a look at the stock markets now the european and the u.s. poses a close jews are the easter holidays in a while here in russia the r.c.a.'s a device that's continue their gains with energy majors and even the growth. let's take a look some at some individual shared movers lukoil is up with stronger crude back in the trend as last minute which is almost zero percent down on the aussie as in wild point of metal is more than two percent up and made high precious metal prices . russia is considering easily easing the tax regime for energy companies so they spend more on modernization of the had boosting tyrants say the move will also help the companies improve their investment attractiveness however dimi

dream something like that up there flying. this is a sign out in mission for something called "light". i don't know what it is. there are lots of people hanging around. looks like a cultural center. i was going to ask you about the supplementary pieces on the building and the cigarette ads and what of that is allowed? >> generally the clutter is not allowed. we had cases in north beach and had to remove them and could be advertising cell phone companies and had the banners and that could be considered a general advertising sign depending how much they have and we have to look at that and the zoning and whether it's allowed. >> but that seems to add to the character of the neighborhood? what do you think? is it part of the character? >> yeah, i think about that a little bit, and it is like art to the degree that it asks you to think what the city values and there was a time when the city really valued entrepreneurial energy and with these type of stores and immigrant entrepreneurial energy and you come to the new world, and going to make a go of it, and you're going to do everything you can to make your business work. there is a lovely graphic artist cater and i think some of his

center. we have more guests coming up in a little bit. stick around. >> including ryan reynolds? >> reporter: dream on. >> work on that, buddy.tina wants to say hi. >> the weird thing is i'm at the car wash the other day. they have a thing that you get the birthday card, the card for your birth year, it tells you who was born in your year. harrison ford, when was he born, any guesses? >> how old is he? i don't know. >> 1942. >> wow. >> i was kind of -- world war ii was in full swing then. it kind of sounds really old and he doesn't seem that old at all. kind of shocking. >> not too bad. >> i'm sure he appreciates that, brent. >> just a little something i picked up at the car wash. you never know. >> it is okay, you have ali mcbeal with him. >>> the bay area looks good. all week long we have had sunshine. it has been such a break from what we experienced last week. and that vitamin d has probably put you in a better mood. it certainly put me in a better mood all week long. 57 in san mateo. we are already at 65 degrees in san francisco. if you are waking up in the city by the bay, forget about the jacket. go straight to the sho

. >> reporter: it is dreams like that that bring people to the international franchise expo, more than 200 companies looking for expand will fill the hall of the convention centerm chocolates to cleaning and everything in between. >> the great thing about franchising is that you are in business for yourself but you have the background of the franchise company. as we say, being in business for yourself but not by yourself. >> reporter: which means you have to be willing to follow the company's blueprint. you don't have to have a business background but finding the right fit is one of the keys to success. >> i hear all the time people ask me what is the hot franchise to get into. really, from my perspective, the hot franchise is the business that you will enjoy working 40rbgs 50, 60, 80 hours a week. >> reporter: getting in can cost between $50,001,000,000 in capital so nichols says it is important to ask how the company will support its franchisees once they are off and running. >> the hard part is staying open and becoming profitable. i'm great question to ask is what do you do if i'm in trouble. i think above all, you really have to have a love for customer se

there is a dance studio, a fitness center, three multipurpose rooms and this indoor pool with a water slide. council member larry reid says this complex has been a dream of this community for more than 20 years. he says having it here will provide a safe place for young people and also give a boost to the local economy. >> it's the job opportunities that's going to exist, not just, you know, the rec creeks al cone recreational component that will make a difference in young people's lives. >> it gives us who want to participate as grandparents and retired people something to bring our kids to. >> reporter: once the center opens it will offer daily, monthly and annual passes. next month they will start using the dance studio. council member reid says there is still work to do. he plans to take this outdoor space and transform it to a roller skating rink, swimming pools and soccer fields. in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the oakland zoo wants to spread its wings. tonight the oakland planning commission heard from the public about the zoo's expansion plans. the zoo wants to expand into the neighbouring noland park. a new exhibit on nat

there is a dance studio, a fitness center, three multipurpose rooms and this indoor pool with a water slide. council member larry reid says this complex has been a dream of this community for more than 20 years. he says having it here will provide a safe place for young people and also give a boost to the local economy. >> it's the job opportunities that's going to exist, not just, you know, the rec creeks al cone recreational component that will make a difference in young people's lives. >> it gives us who want to participate as grandparents and retired people something to bring our kids to. >> reporter: once the center opens it will offer daily, monthly and annual passes. next month they will start using the dance studio. council member reid says there is still work to do. he plans to take this outdoor space and transform it to a roller skating rink, swimming pools and soccer fields. in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the oakland zoo wants to spread its wings. tonight the oakland planning commission heard from the public about the zoo's expansion plans. the zoo wants to expand into the neighbouring noland park. a new exhibit on nat

dreams like that that bring people to the international franchise expo. more than 200 companies looking to expand will fill the hall of the d.c. convention centerrom chocolates to cleaning and everything in between. >> the great thing about franchising is that you are in business for yourself, but you have the background of the franchise company. as we say, income business for yourself but not by yourself -- being in business for yourself but not by yourself. >> reporter: which means you have to be willing to follow the company's blueprint. you don't have to have a company's background, but having a right fit is one of the keys to success. >> people ask me what's the hot franchise to get into? really from my perspective the hot franchise that you should get into is the business that you're going to enjoy working 40, 50, 60, 80 hours a week. >> reporter: getting in can cost between 50,000 and $1 million in capital. so nichols says it's important the company will support its franchiseees once they're off and running. >> the hard part is staying open and becoming profitable. so a great question to ask is what do you do if i'm in trouble? i think a

dream and that to be our goal. >> . go to >org -- go to studentcam.org >> in a few mom's headlines and your phone calls. live on "washington journal." then we will be live with the centerss discussion of the occupational safety and health administration. >> 2/3 of the american people depended on the network news of those three networks as their primary source of news information of the united -- about the president of united states. all were hostile to richard nixon. >> coincide pivotal moments of american history on line at the c-span video -- go inside pivotal moments of american history online at the c-span video library. it is washington, your way. >> in about 45 minutes, we will be joined our robert nichols, president and ceo of the financial services forum, to talk about the debt ceiling, financial regulation, trade and

center of the controversy. >> reporter: forty-year-old dawn brancheau found joy and inspiration in all animals. but her childhood dreamic and dangerous orcas. in the year since her death, her seaworld family is still coping with the loss. >> when we lost dawn it was like losing a sister, a family member, no doubt about it. >> reporter: it was february 24th, 2010, dawn was on a pool deck nose to nose with tilikum during a performance. the killer whale grabbed her pony tail and pulled her under water as the audience watched in horror. >> we have a trainer in the water with one of our whales, the whale they are not supposed to be in the water with. >> reporter: it took 30 minutes to get the whale to release brancheau who died from blunt force tram, a and drawn. it was the third time the whale killed someone. the whale joined the show after being isolated more than a year. in the ongoing federal investigations, seaworld has instituted new safety regulations. trainers are not allowed in the water with whales and safety bars have been put in place to guard against further tragedy. >> we're doing this in honor of dawn. we're

. >> reporter: it's dreams like that that bring people to the franchise expo, more than 200 companies looking to central maryland band will fill the hall of the convention center. from chocolates to cleaning and everything in between. >> the great thing about franchising is you are in business for yourself, but you have the background of the franchise company. as we say, being in business for yourself, but not by yourself. >> reporter: which means you have to be following the company's blueprint. now you don't have to have a business background, but finding the right fit is one of the keys to success. >> i hear all the time people ask me, what's the hot franchise to get into? and really, from my perspective the hot franchise you should get into is the business you're going to enjoy working 40, 50, 60, 80 hours a week. >> reporter: getting in can cost between 50,000 and $1 million in capital, so it's important to ask how the company will support you once you're off and rung. >> the hard part is staying open and becoming profitable. so the great question is what do you do if i'm in trouble? but you have to have a love for customer services. dogs don't have credi

reporter: her dream turned to disappointment when she says yale didn't react strongly enough to a series of sexually charged incident. >> fraternity brothers in front of the women's center sign saying "we love you sluts." >> reporter: a widely circulated e-mail what's called a preseason scouting report rating incoming students by their attractiveness and how many beers it would take to have sex with them highest rating sobriety and lowest, black-out. in all the cases, the university chose to educate rather than punish those involved. >> yale is sending a message that this isn't really that big of a deal. these are sort of little mistakes that young men are making in college and then we'll move on. >> reporter: brodsky and 15 other students alumnae men and women wanted more and filed a 26 page complaint with the department of education. they insist yale is in violation of title ix that requires any university receiving federal money to question it an an equal university for men and women. >> they will determine whether in fact there was a hostile environment, whether adults or university faculty knew or should have known about and whether that hostile environment prevent