ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor woof is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson high school. connor is a major voice at jefferson high school and part of the school's student leadership team. he is also a drum major and recently served as master of ceremonies for the cedar rapids school district's rally starting the school year. connor also works as a camp ymca childcare. he is also active in politics -- working for the clinton campaign. voting runs through friday at kcrg.com/stud entofthemonth. a feature on the winner to run october 25th in the kcrg first morning news. a dangerous category 4 hurricane is damaging haiti's southwestern peninsula. in the u-s, forecasters say it's too early to say how the east coast could be but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for al

. >> a lot of students think that the sats, acts, or their gpa are what count the most with colleseg. is that true? >> it depends on the college. if you apply to a number of state schools out there and even many of the private schools that are not real top, they look at gpa. they look at a transcript, which is pretty much academic performance and sats. and that's pretty much the bulk of or all of what they look at. but if you look at schools that require essays and rec letters, then they really look at those, as well. and it's a whole -- it's more and more of a holistic way of looking at things. and if you really look at very holistic. >> any final advice to help us become more attractive to top-tier schools? >> i think really the quality of preparation. when i look at a successful person, the first thing that comes to my mind is not how successful they are. okay, i know they're successful. it's how did they get there -- the mind-set, the skill set, the strategy, the tactics, the pathways they took, probably the mistakes they made, what they've learned from that. so, it's really, if y

if you apply to a number of state schools out there and even are not real top, they look at gpa. they look at a transcript, which is pretty much academic performance and sats. and that's pretty much the bulk of or all of what they look at. but if you look at schools that require essays and rec letters, then they really look at those, as well. and it's a whole -- it's more and more of a holistic way of looking at things. and if you really look at very elite schools, it's very, very holistic. top-tier schools? >> i think really the quality of preparation. when i look at a successful person, the first thing that comes to my mind is not how successful they are. okay, i know they're successful. it's how did they get there -- the mind-set, the skill set, the strategy, the tactics, the pathways they took, probably the mistakes they made, what they've learned from that. so, it's really, if you want to go to a top school, it's not going to be an overnight thing. comes from years of learning and practice. >> jason, thanks for the info. >> thank you. thanks for inviting. >> for the record,

. >> reporter: your gpa? >> 4.25. >> reporter: something else. >> your gpa? >> 4.26. congratulations, girls. we talked about our in studio team. robby baker has more on that story. >> even though he is a veteran, intense ser a sophomore. >> reporter: a veteran sophomore quarterback? yeah, that is one way to most exciting quarterback prospects in the state. >> a lot of friends are on my team so this is fun. >> and thinking about who he replaced and coming in as a true freshman and having the kind of year he did last year as a freshman and i think last year it was a lot of moxy and just instinct, and you're really starting to see a kid grow and be more cerebral as a quarterback. >> reporter: he is just getting used to being in the spotlight. >> and getting better. >> reporter: he is living up to the hype. >> he is incredibly accurate throwing the football. he puts balls on shoulders. back shoulder, front shoulder, inside, outside. it is intentional when he does that. it is not luck. it happens too often. >> reporter: so the million dollar question, what is it like to co

that was pulled together for t gpa that's 33 percent of probability i may have flexible heard abouthe sinking of the towers of one of the early peer review meetings he put lower on the to dutem - but that's a lo probability that was mentioned to me at a meeting and one opportunity any of the 4 but i think suffice it i'll elaborate trying to rack my brain probably at the t gpa meeting and at the time were involved in the plan checking of the t project. >> as the droopy wouldn't have been directly involved in the plan check when i left the position i did go to a couple of more meetings the peer review and at the peer review meetings the settlement of the millennium towers was decided ad nauseam consultants helping t gpa develop a shoring system including the pile and the walls and whatnot to try to arne settlement of the building during the construction of the center subsequent i left the department i keep a look out tell you. >> what year. >> when i left the department? 2010 >> 2010 and when did tjpa turn they're first shovel full of dirt. >> no idea. >> i knew but definitely post 20

that was pulled together for t gpa that's 33 percent of probability i may have flexible heard abouthe sinking of the towers of one of the early peer review meetings he put lower on the to dutem - but that's a lo probability that was mentioned to me at a meeting and one opportunity any of the 4 but i think suffice it i'll elaborate trying to rack my brain probably at the t gpa meeting and at the time were involved in the plan checking of the t project. >> as the droopy wouldn't have been directly involved in the plan check when i left the position i did go to a couple of more meetings the peer review and at the peer review meetings the settlement of the millennium towers was decided ad nauseam consultants helping t gpa develop a shoring system including the pile and the walls and whatnot to try to arne settlement of the building during the construction of the center subsequent i left the department i keep a look out tell you. >> what year. >> when i left the department? 2010 >> 2010 and when did tjpa turn they're first shovel full of dirt. >> no idea. >> i knew but definitely post 20

that was pulled together for t gpa that's 33 percent of probability i may have flexible heard abouthe sinking of the towers of one of the early peer review meetings he put lower on the to dutem - but that's a lo probability that was mentioned to me at a meeting and one opportunity any of the 4 but i think suffice it i'll elaborate trying to rack my brain probably at the t gpa meeting and at the time were involved in the plan checking of the t project. >> as the droopy wouldn't have been directly involved in the plan check when i left the position i did go to a couple of more meetings the peer review and at the peer review meetings the settlement of the millennium towers was decided ad nauseam consultants helping t gpa develop a shoring system including the pile and the walls and whatnot to try to arne settlement of the building during the construction of the center subsequent i left the department i keep a look out tell you. >> what year. >> when i left the department? 2010 >> 2010 and when did tjpa turn they're first shovel full of dirt. >> no idea. >> i knew but definitely post 20

ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while taking a-p classes. she's also on the cheerleading team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor woof is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson jefferson high school and part of the school's student leadership team. he is also a drum major and recently served as master of ceremonies for the cedar rapids school district's rally starting the school year. connor also works as a camp counselor at the ymca's camp wapsie and for ymca childcare. he is also active in politics -- working for the clinton campaign. voting runs through friday at kcrg.com/stud entofthemonth. a feature on the winner to first morning news. tonight you can see high school volleyball on kcrg 9.2 independence plays at marion. our coverage starts at 7:30. you can also see it live on kcrg dot com. now time for our morning mugshot. saint luke's hospital in cedar rapids is h

ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while taking a-p classes. she's also on the cheerleading team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor woof is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson high school. connor is a major voice at jefferson high school and part also a drum major and recently served as master of ceremonies for the cedar rapids school district's rally starting the school year. connor also works as a camp counselor at the ymca's camp wapsie and for ymca childcare. he is also active in politics -- working for the clinton campaign. voting runs through friday at kcrg.com/stud entofthemonth. a feature on the winner to run october 25th in the kcrg first morning news. some retail stores across the united states are alea with 82 days go go until christmas, some stores are already trying to stock up... on employees. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. all fell on

only sophomore three-point eight gpa varsity baseball team. four siblings younger brother on the team. now this. cuts up the middle. he is gone. 82 yards for his ninth a touchdown. christian curtsy with a coin toss. first possession for east attack. we have a fumble . you cannot fumble on game changer. picked up by glendale. jimmy powers goes all the way down for the touchdown 6-0. now our game changer. senior running back attending a college class. he gets it down there for a 9 yard touchdown. glenville goes on to win 46-0. college bubble akron and can state. -- kent state. ohio state favored by 38 points. buckeye valley 3-0. averaging almost 57 points per game. j.p. barry one interception. he has a game mentality with the team mentality. i do not focus on a heisman. i think that it is kind of a flashy type of thing, but i am who i am. that's how it's going to be. student day one of the 41st ryder cup. minnesota tribute arnold palmer. l right now they lead 5-3. glad you could join us. >> a mad dash to make it appear. >> people love that. >> n

. >> they are emotional and raw, explaining why he killed all those women, and he sent them gpa hickey. >> reporter: shawn grate provided insight into the mind of a confessed killer and why he said the government killed his victim it's first. their minds were dead, grate road, blaming government assistance for taking the mind of his victims. uses the words bodies, victims and people interchangeably and the letter is scattered with bible verses about death. we are sharing this because we believe what grate says is newsment he admits to the roles five women and claims his motive. the families say they have the right to know why he did it, posing a final question scrolled across the letterhead. why is my mind eating me alive? or has it ate me? i called the ashland county prosecutor's office to let them know about the letters and their contents but i could not get through to the prosecutor. the support staff says the office doesn't want them and doesn'ca them. then i received an email from a special prosecutor in the case telling me i can submit copies of the letter if i want to. in the st

gerald ford was named the male gpa and civics activity.e wanted to go to the university of michigan. was recruiting him as an athlete. he found it difficult because his parents did not have a lot of money and did not have enough money to pay the tuition the year. it became a community affair to get him to the university of michigan. , paul his principal clouse, who stepped in and said financially tou get there. salearts a library book that establishes a scholarship provide money to needy studio firstdy students and the .s gerald ford him $100, which pays year tuition. he is 18 years old when he gets to the university, and as most he wants to apply himself. he earns very good grades at the andersity of michigan field,on the football once he is given the opportunity hiserform as a starter senior year. he pledges to a fraternity. built a cap at epsilon has a reputation as the fun .ouse why this otherwise serious student what want to pledge. it is probably as much of a case that they want him as much as he wants them. he was constantly being e

however, many of those schools may look towards those sat and act scores combined with your high school gpa for financial aid, but there are some lucky students that won't have to submit the sat or act scores for academic admission. - can you take both tests? - absolutely, students can take both the sat or the act to remember is that admissions teams at schools large and small will treat the sat and the act exactly the same, so you could submit either of the exams or both. - is there a limit to how many times you can take either of the exams? - no, there's no limit to the amount of times that you can take the exam and offer those scores up to college admission teams but the truth is that what we've seen at the that first exam and that third exam. - great information, thanks rob. - you're welcome. thanks for inviting me. - whether you plan to take the sat or the act, one thing hasn't changed and that's the fact that you shouldn't obsess over the test. your test score is just one of many factors colleges take into consideration. for teen kids news, i'm amelia. - visiting a zoo or aquarium is

. >> reporter: with a gpa well above 4.0, he's in the running for this year's class valedictorian and already has huge aspirations. >> thought about going into engineering and i thought that might be too specialized for somehow manages to crack open his playbook as often as his textbooks. >> politics, calculus, spanish, english, lit and comp, physics, calculus, b.c. i think that's about it. >> reporter: he continues to balance out his coursework while also serving as starter the past three years. tonight will mark his second game this season after a knee injury last october left him on ways to contribute to a program like ours in a school like ours in a community like ours that just doesn't involve friday night. >> reporter: rather than have more time to focus on studies he said the injury had the opposite effect. >> i really had to focus on my knee. i'm finally back. it's good to be back. >> reporter: it will be hard to stump this every time they score a touchdown the bell is rang. they hope to hear it all night long. back to you. >> thank you. >>> denver born ben bishop learned a cr

. >> i have challenged myself and have been on honor roll four years and have accumulated a high gpa that i am proud of. have been on varsity all four years and started every year. this year my senior year, i am co-captain for the varsity team. my sophomore year in 2014. we won ohio state championship exciting. combining athletics academic help me. i'm meggen mitchell. the team getting ready for friday with 17 returning players. it was clear that monsters are hungry for a repeat. >> you know you enjoy the end result but when you look back and see the journey that we had and the run that we went on, we grew throughout the season, it becomes something you cherish and you want to do it again. >> so friday night will be raising the championship banner. exciting night in baseball and hockey and a lot going on. >> huge night. >> a town of champions. >>> yes, we are. >>> let's see if we have a championship forecast for friday. friday's playoffs. number one. 62 degrees friday. that means temperatures in the might remember a sweater and definitely jeans and great night for baseball and the mi

however, many of those schools may look towards those sat and act scores combined with your high school gpa for financial aid, but there are some lucky students that won't have to submit the sat or act scores for academic admission. - can you take both tests? - absolutely, students can take both the sat or the act to remember is that admissions teams at schools large and small will treat the sat and the act exactly the same, so you could submit either of the exams or both. - is there a limit to how many times you can take either of the exams? - no, there's no limit to the amount of times that you can take the exam and offer those scores up to college admission teams but the truth is that what we've seen at the princeton review is that students tend not to do better that first exam and that third exam. - great information, thanks rob. - you're welcome. thanks for inviting me. - whether you plan to take the sat or the act, one thing hasn't changed and that's the fact that you shouldn't obsess over the test. your test score is just one of many factors colleges take into consideration. for teen

she had a 4.0 gpa and looking for -- >>> victooia secret model is okay. deputies in los angeles says the man stabbed the guard so they shot him three times. >>> a home care wwrker accused of stealing thou from clients in our state should have been reported months ago. records say that charity was accused of stealing three different times. a dozen new victims have come forward. her license was suspended last week. she would not comment on camera, but some of those in the industries says this should have reported sooner. >> what can you do to protect yourself. before you hire a home care agency, make sure you do background checks and random drug and alcohol check and chest their references and make sure you lock up your valuables and report anything suspicious. >>> farmers in boulder county could have to stop growing genetic modified crops. they have until meeting scheduled on october 24th in boulder to discuss this proposal. they -?have addition -- we have additional information on our denver 7 app. >>> a police officer spawned to a noise complaint. when h

they can choose to take music classes on a pass/fail basis so that the grade does not affect their gpa, but their participation and credits in the course will be recorded on their transcript.' but already well into her junior year... ss 'we need scholarships now... cb 'im planning on becoming a neuroscientist.' ...to change the end of her song. cb 'ive been working so hard!' m-p-s... also adding that they are committed to the arts.... and shared these changes with parents and teachers when the current junior class... were freshmen. reporting live at m-p-s hq, bl, fox6 news. before you go to bed tonight, set the umbrella by your car keys--you're going to need it tomorrow. weather expert tom wachs joins we have a cold front on the way. i'll show you how cool it will get coming up in your fox6 forecast. plus-- consumer reports puts car seats to the test. a look at a brand new safety feature just making its way to the united states. and an update on efforts to stop workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just d

last spring he promised low income students who graduated from boston public schools with a 2.2 gpa that they would be eligible for free tuition from roxbury or bunker hill community college. the mayor expects to add more schools into the mix. >>> governor charlie baker is starring in an advertisement supporting the charter school ballot question. >> massachusetts has many great public schools. we took it for granted. >> he openly supports increasing the number of charter schools in massachusetts but in opposition dozen opposition group says that the measure is funded by billionaires and it claims that additional charter schools would take money away from districts all of this day. >>> a redesigned replacement test will be delayed by one year. the board of elementary and secondary education voted to push it back because it is taking longer than expected to design. that means that kids that are take it in order to graduate >>> cleveland and strikes first in the world series, game one between the chicago cubs and indians last night. they started with corey cooper getting the best of his fr

did you guys know-- did you know that kids who eat breakfast have higher gpas? yeah, i know. yeah. that's actually what i was going to say. did you know babies should never touch silver? it's really bad for them. i knew that. did you guys know that statistically friendly kids have more friends? mm-hmm. that's obvious. did you know most people think they're using the right car seat for their kid, but they're not?

very high gpa. she does not want this to stop her. >> reporter: well, meantime we did ask the university why the tweet, why that temple alert went out an hour after the first incident. temple says that arrests came immediately after the first incident. they say they put the alert out an hour later immediately after the groups broke up and became more violent. back to you, iain. >> dave, thank you. also in north philadelphia, police are looking for a duo of robbers who targeted and elderly man. police say the victim who was physically challenged was outside his front door 2800 block of north warnock street when a man an woman walked up to him told him they had had gun and burst in his door. police say the pair got away with a tv, cell phone and his wallet. thankfully the victim was not hurt. for i don't care 29 weather authority now. live look at wilmington a cool but have to say comfortable and really pretty day. we're now preparing for a possible freeze though. plug your ears, iain. let's head over

the gpas isn't a map database. that is the green line that you see. you also see a sharp red line right there. that is basically the car knowing the green line route, knowing the blue line map, it basically uses that sensory data from the lidar camera and over the next 15 or 20 meters this is where i'm going to drive >> host: dr. rajkumar do you have to program every route ahead of time or can it go to a street that has never been on before? >> guest: it needs to have a map of the roads. >> host: a gps map. >> guest: a gps map and then you need to basically tell the system where you want to go. it uses the map information and the current location to calculate the route using the gps device and google maps. the red line is deciding -- so i guess now you will see that i will zoom back a little bit. you see a bunch of dots on the screen. those dots are the laser points or the laser sensors so what you see here is basically a bunch of little dots. >> host: is that a white car? >> guest: that's a weichert and these blue colors respond. >> host: and all the

host: what was your gpa? guest: 4.0. i did well. i learned the lessons of the marine corps well. did well and i tried. was my shot and i could not mess it up, if i wanted to go to a law school. i studied hard and i did well. host: 4.0? a 3.95?ay bbe i don't remember. host: how did you get into yale? luck andock and -- score.at i did well. corpsthey like the marine background? i didn't apply to yale or harvard. a- "i am uote you per person. -- hill stillson." -- to quote you, "i am a hill person." still? guest: yes. host: what is the story of when you were in the car and you ran away? something had happened and she was apologetic, asking her. take a ride with she told me she would crash the car and kill us both. obviously, i was scared. i was 11 or 12. my seatbelt and hopped into the back of the car. sheepfold over the car and i took the opportunity to bolt. i asked ahe house and woman to call the police. came, my time they mother had located the house and she was arrested. that was traumatic, to have that experience in the first place, and the worst part was that it livesd the st

did you guys know-- did you know that kids who eat breakfast have higher gpas? yeah, i know. yeah.t's actually what i was going to say. did you know babies should never touch silver? it's really bad for them. i knew that. did you guys know that statistically friendly kids have more friends? mm-hmm. that's obvious. did you know most people think they're using the right car seat for their kid, but they're not? announcer: parents who really know it all know for sure that their child is in the right seat at the right age and size. visit safercar.gov/therightseat to make sure your child is protected. i'm putting that on my blog. i just put it in mine. >>> some marriages appear to be made in heaven. others come together in stranger ways as steve hartman found out on the road. >> reporter: there are always a lot of people to thank on a wedding day. but the bride-to-be at this church outside chicago, had one person to thank over all others. a total stranger, who made this possible. >> i wouldn't have been here if it wasn't for him. >> reporter: a couple years ago, out of the blue, 27-year-

kennedy: like when i welcome to college, i -- when i went to college, i cared about by gpa, but if in't care. if i just wanted to rabble rowdz, rouse, i would be most loudest trump supporter in world, because i know it would make my professors, uncomfortable. >> i did that, i almost got one of my professors fired. you can read about that. this is been their goal for 100 years to train young mind to spread evangelicals progressivism and being raised -- in a household, i knew as a young age when people have power over you, they use that power to hurt you, the college kids are smart they know how system works. kennedy: that is so sad they have gene to below subserveient. >> that is progression. >> this nothing new, i welcome to college in 80, 1980s not 18. kennedy: look at my buggy. >> we had the same thing, i and others, we started an alternative news paper to camps that you was conservative/libertarian slash whatever, we got a lot of crap for it, you learn to put up with it or you revel in it or ignore it some of the g.o.p. clubs refusing to endorse trump, i don't think that is becaus

ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while taking a-p classes. team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor wooff is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson high school. connor is a major voice at jefferson high school and part of the school's student leadership team. he is also a drum major and recently served as master of ceremonies for the cedar rapids school district's rally starting the school year. connor also works as a camp counselor at he is also active in politics -- working for the clinton campaign. voting runs through friday at kcrg.com/stud entofthemonth. a feature on the winner to run october 25th in the kcrg first morning news. now that the national czech and slovak museum and library is back open, they're getting ready for a party. kcrg t-v nine's brea love is telling us all about brewnost. chris, brewnost is a celebration, and it's also a fundraiser. the money g

that was pulled together for t gpa that's 33 percent of probability i may have flexible heard abouthe sinking of the towers of one of the early peer review meetings he put lower on the to dutem - but that's a lo probability that was mentioned to me at a meeting and one opportunity any of the 4 but i think suffice it i'll elaborate trying to rack my brain probably at the t gpa meeting and at the time were involved in the plan checking of the t project. >> as the droopy wouldn't have been directly involved in the plan check when i left the position i did go to a couple of more meetings the peer review and at the peer review meetings the settlement of the millennium towers was decided ad nauseam consultants helping t gpa develop a shoring system including the pile and the walls and whatnot to try to arne settlement of the building during the construction of the center subsequent i left the department i keep a look out tell you. >> what year. >> when i left the department? 2010 >> 2010 and when did tjpa turn they're first shovel full of dirt. >> no idea. >> i knew but definitely post 20

. >> wilson maintained a 3.5 gpa and was recently honored for his achievements during a special on-field pre-game ceremony at an indians game. he says he'll continue to volunteer because his goal is to make as many kids smile as he can. >> they are having and i think that i, in some sense, do make a difference. >> and you can help make a difference on october 22nd. channel 3 is a proud, proud sponsor of volunteers for across the country who will participate in the single day of service. our team will be volunteering across northeast ohio. we have a list of places where you can help serve now on wkyc.com. frms coming up next, have you nightmare? why it could have something to do with what you ate before you fell asleep. we'll explain. a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. >>> welcome back. parents often warn kids about touching

brian: what was your gpa? j.d.: 4.0. i did well. i learned the lessons of the marine corps well.efinitely did very well at ohio state and tried. i realized that was my shot and i could not mess it up, if i wanted to go to a good law school, wanted to have good opportunities, i had to do well at ohio state. i studied hard and i did well. brian: 4.0? j.d.: maybe a 3.95? i don't remember. i remember maybe i got one be the entire time i was there. brian: how did you get into yale? j.d.: a combination of luck and the l-sat score. i did well. i had good grades at ohio state. maybe the admissions committee just saw something. maybe they like the marine corps background? i didn't apply to yale or harvard. i thought there was no chance i would get in. i only apply to those places on the encouragement of a friend. brian: to quote you -- "i am a hill person." still? j.d.: yes. i think what a hill person is, it is about humility, loving the land where you came from, most of all the recognition that the value of someone is not in the credentials they have, not in the job they have, not how mu

very high gpa. she does not want this to stop her. >> reporter: now, we did ask the university about that tweet which was sent an hour after the first incident 8:30 friday nig night. the university said they zen the alert how the after the group broke up and became more violent. meantime police say more arrests could follow. lucy? >> thank you very much, dave kinchen. to your fox 29 weather authority right now. what a difference a week makes. so long to those temperatures in the 80s. looking live at the ben franklin parkway. feels very nice i think but, you know, there's definitely a fall chill. it is almost november. fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr is here. it get really chilly once the sun calls it a day. >> i'm chilly already. >> so am i. >> just thinking about it. looking out out the window. we have a few fair weather clouds out there with clearing skies across the region. so far temperatures have risen in the mid 60s. the normal high is 64. right now 63. winds out of the north northwest at 14 mi

very high gpa. she does not want this to stop her. >> reporter: we did ask temple university officials why that alert went out so late. about an hur after the first incident, and they tell us that after the first incident, they had arrests immediately follow they put the alert out after the group broke up into smaller groups and became more violent in north philadelphia dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> imagine coming up on this road hazard. a man chasing him own car as it rolled into oncoming traffic. as odd as that looks police say what happened next was even crazier. >>> and she used to be married to the face of one of the biggest restaurant chains in the world and now gerald fogle's ex-wife is suing subway what she says the company knew about fogle's crimes against children. >> now with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. get ready for bridge inspections tomorrow. two different spots on 95. they're going to be working south knife between center city and the columbus bo

brian: what was your gpa? jd: 4.0. i did well. i learned the lessons of the marine corps well. well and i tried. i realized that was my shot and i could not mess it up, if i wanted to go to a law school. i studied hard and i did well. brian: 4.0? jd: maybe a 3.95? i don't remember. i remember i got maybe one b the entire time i was there. brian: how did you get into yale? jd: luck and the l-sat score. i did well. maybe they like the marine corps background? i didn't apply to yale or harvard. brian: to quote you, "i am a hill person." still? jd: yes. i think it is about humility. it's about love and the land and where you came from. and most of all, it's this recognition that the valley of someone is not in the credentials that there have, the job a half, how much money there may, but how the treat the people around them. that's one value of being a help person that hopefully will never let go of. because it is really important and i like to think it has served me very well. brian: what is the story of when you were in the car and you ran away? jd: i was with my mome and somethi

i maintained a 3.2 gpa.i went back to school at the age of 30 and had to pay for my own education, i maintained a 3.8 plus. when i went back at age 40, i maintained a four point oh. you appreciate what you have to pay for, but more than that it's the general philosophy developing in this country where we look to the feds to solve our problems. and i'm sorry, but the federal government is not the solution to most of our problems. the federal government is the problem most of the time. >> roy blunt. senator blunt: i think the fast talk about free college education without any real idea how to pay for it is foolish. one of the things i have tried to do and i believe we will get done this year is returned to the year-round pell grant. this is the grant you get if you truly are qualified economically to get, not alone, but a grant. you can go to school in the fall and the spring and stay in school in the summer and particularly if you are the first person in your family to finish college, like i was, that's not d

half the gpa as a reminder. see you during the meetings. thanks again for coming. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indistinct conversations] good morning. i am press secretary for the world bank. we will have brief opening remarks on the world bank president, dr. jim young kim worried when we get to questions if you would please identify yourself by name and your outfit. that would be great. we will turn to dr. kim. dr. kim: thank you and welcome to the 2016 meeting. i want to say a few words about haiti, a country that i worked in for many years going back to 1988. it was devastated by hurricane matthew. i thought -- my thoughts are with the people of haiti. many are recovering from the earthquake of 2010. our staff on the ground are already working with the ministry of public works to begin restoring access to the hardest hit areas in the south keyhe country including a bridge that was washed away. it is

but, free college, let me tell you i went to college for two years and maintained about a 3.2 gpa. when i went back to school at the age of 30, and had to pay for my own education i maintained a 3.8 plus and when i went back again at age 40, i maintain a 4.0 with 2 degrees going back to college and putting myself through school. you appreciate what you have to pay for, but more than that it's the general philosophy that is developing in this country where we look to the feds it to solve all of our problems and i'm sorry, but the federal government is not the solution to most of our problems. the federal government is the problem most of the time. >> roy blunt. >> well, i think the sort of fast talk about free college education without meat-- without any real idea how to pay for it is foolish and one of the things i have tried to do what i believe we will get done this year's return to the year-round pell grant, the grant you get if you truly are qualified economically to get not a loan, but a grants. if you get the year-round pell grant to that means you can go to school in the fal

project and included a historic preservation -- [inaudible] evaluation parts one and two and prepared by gpa consultants in january 2016 and the response by the planning department in august 2016. the commission secretary just handed out two page handout which i will refer you to later. i wanted to mention copies of the handout are available for members of the public on this table to my left. today we are here to provide an opportunity for the commission to receive public testimony, to discussis historic issues with the project and formulate any comments you wish to forward to the environmental officer of the eir and i will provide you with findings of the draft eir in regards to historic resources. the project at 1028 market street includes the demolition of the existing commercial building and construction of 127-foot building and residential units and other uses and within the market street theater and lost national register district and the eligible tenderloin lgbt tq historic district. the existing commercial building was constructed? 1907 and considered to be a contributing structure t