and now alfonso is a college grad, a professional working in sales. his time at ohio wesleyan helped him develop a special skill. >> i feel like i can relate to a lot of people because i have lived in different environments and i want to be able to show people that we're not that much different. >> reporter: whens of a teenager, alfonso told us he was a change-maker. now we watch the man making that change. >> all three kids college grads. you can help more children not just go to college but graduate. that's a goal of students rising above. and you can go to studentsrisingabove.org if you would like to donate. >>> all right. the "linsanity" surrounding the nba star from palo alto is reaching a fever pitch not just in new york. here in the bay area. and all over the place even at an away game in toronto. they went wild when jeremy lin hit the game winning shot against the raptors last night. watch. >> lin puts it up, bang! jeremy lin from downtown and the knicks take the lead! [ applause and cheers ] >> wow. pretty cool. he calmly waited until the las

my particular mentor and one of my years in grad school was also a refugee from the holocaust.so a lot of the women who started women's history had amazing stories of their own to tell and are also persons who knew very well but it is late for history to try to make people invisible and that's an important side note. you couldn't really do a doctorate in women's history in too many places until the late 80s and when i started grad school, it was one of about software places in the u.s. and the big change has been that women's studies programs have been offering degrees that range from a minor in a certificate to a masters at washington university where he also cheats has the oldest and a program in public policy in the country and the focus here in d.c. obviously has more on women in government, but other programs around the u.s. you might dimorphic focus on women and literature, women in psychology and and a lot of the programs bring together faculty students and administrators every year through something called the national women's study association. for women's history ther

tonight, what a stanford grad student discovered goggle was doing. >> and you don't have to spend bigks to whiten your teeth or use chemicals. how to each your way to a brighter smile. >> she can't get her own credit card. >> it's a slap in the face. >> how the law is an >>> you can find just about anything on google, but you have any idea how much google knows about you? the search engine has been tracking iphone users all over the internet using a secret code. john blackstone spoke with a stanford student who uncovered the operation. >> jonathan meyer, a grad student at stanford university was doing research on internet privacy when he discovered the computer code that let google bypass user privacy settings. and if you went to these sites and thought you were -- they were private, they weren't. most iphone and ipad users access the internet through the safari browser. google found a way to secretly get through that barrier. letting the advertisers flow in and tracking information flow out. >> the technology we were looking at involves taking what google learned from organizing your

it's all in honor of the harvard grad and been sensation jeremy lin.ogurt, swirls of honey and a waffle cookie you can dunk in it. we'll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we are talking college grads, suzanne, looking for entry level jobs.ce that i am hearing is that you have to make sure you're prepared. in a survey of business executives, only 4% of all respondents feel college grads are very prepared for success in the business world, with 66% saying grads are somewhat prepared, and 30% not at all prepared. all right. so what are the execs looking for? top three skills the new hires need. they need to be good problem solvers, good at collaborating, and critical thinking. social media may be all the rage. while the grads get social media, technological and social skills rank the bottom of skills new hires need. >> that's surprising. a lot of people talking about how much money they're going to make in terms of salary. for those that are 20 to 24 years old, unemployed, what can they expect in terms of a paycheck and the industries that do best in paying? >> talking money overall, you look at 2011, and 2011 grads with a bachelor's degree began their first job with salary of 41,701, up 2% compared to graduates that gradu

typical harvard grad.hey didn't neglect him for decades, the incredible basketball talent from harvard. i'm extremely thrilled by what he is doing as a harvard grad myself. most harvard grads, you know, not so great in terms of the contribution to the national well-being. jeremy lin is helping to revive the reputation of my alma mater. >> bret: charles, linsteria? >> i'm not sure it has to do with higher education. it has to do with theology. with tim tebow on the sidelines, in the off-season, i think the lord was looking for a little entertainment and he found lin, who as you know is devout christian. so he will carry on until the football season starts again. >> bret: liz? >> and i was just going to add to that, it's been nice that basketball has had something to bring it back. because basketball has been kind of gone by the wayside for a while, the nba was not holding up the high standards. i think it's great that the support is popular. it's the president's favorite sport. >> bret: politically, does vi

. >> clearmyguilt.com was created by grads. >> create something that has not been created before andn social networks today. some of the most unforgivable confessions relate to cheating spouses and relationships. all of the posts are unanimous. >> we chose to keep it unanimous because let out the secrets that they have been holding on to. >> the creators say they got 1 00 confessions a day and sort through them and pick 15 that make it to the website. they launched on january 8 and plan on redesigning it soon to include a poster's home state. >> be able to rank the states eventually according to the most unforgettable, which will be an interesting feature. >> a thousand hits a day. at asu, fox news. >> herman cain is back. >> he dropped out of the presidential race, but he is still on the campaign trail. more details. stay with us.  it's where you spend a lifetime so your kids can go to college. so you can actually visit that beach proudly displayed on your monitor. for that, you work through lunch. or as we like to say, lunch through work. perfectly balanced hormel

as a teacher and a mentor to someone who wasn't even one of his grad students, he once remarked to me that he came to write about the civil war through his teaching, that his research interest at first had been regarding the abolitionist and the war itself was not his subject of study. but through teaching the civil war, he realized how much there was to say and how important it was to say it. and i think we can all agree he's succeeded marvelously well on that. in 1982, i took jim's civil war and reconstruction class, and i bring that up to say that princeton students really hadn't included in yet to what they had on their hands with jim mcpherson. every year jim would take any students who wanted to go on a tour of gettysburg. well, it did involve getting up very early on a saturday morning. but what an opportunity. my year i went and i dragged along a buddy. we were the only two undergraduates who took advantage of the opportunity. of course the grad students and jim's faculty colleagues knew better and were in strong attendance but we were the only two undergraduates. we discovere

is foreclosure settlement deja vu all over again so this is isaac grad mina lawyer who specializes in mortgage backed securities and you writes today the attorneys general of forty nine states with oklahoma being the lone holdout announced a record twenty six billion dollars settlement with the nation's five largest servicers over false and fraudulent foreclosure practices like robo signing good news right max no no no he looks at the details only five billion dollars of the total consists of cash payments while another seventeen to twenty billion dollars consists of principal write downs and other aid to homeowners at risk of default what this means is that once again regulators have allowed banks to shift penalties based on their improper service and practices on to the bondholders that actually own the loans so for every dollar you make selling fraudulent mortgages you have to pay maybe one or two pennies to the to the folks who pretend to be in charge of some kind of legal oversight group yes and my recommendation to for example the looters that we saw in the u.k. in london earlie

of course, the grad students and jim's faculty colleagues knew better and were in strong attendance, but we were the only two undergraduates. and we discovered after the very early morning revelly and the drive to gettysburg and setting out at the very beginning of the battle and retracing all three days that james mcpherson did not need to rest [ laughter ] >> he did not need to drink water. he did not need to eat. and he did not need to use the bathroom [ laughter ] >> eventually we prevailed upon him to stop somewhere for lunch. i think it was a hardy's. and as i discovered listening to kathryn clinton, professor mcpherson is a man of many nick names. he will forever after that trip be known to my friend and me as general jim. [ laughter ] >> and at the end of this very long day, we are in front of longstreet's woods. and jim just said, well, and this is where they stepped off for pig's charge. let's go. we all kind of looked at each other and he's heading off across the field. and so we followed him. and about halfway across i turned to my friend and i said, "jordan, i think we w

really do a doctorate in women's history in too many places until the late '80s and when i started grad school at binghamton it was about one of four places in the u.s. and the big change has been that women studies programs have been offering degrees that range from a minor and a certificate to a master's and george washington university, where i also teach has the oldest m.a. program in women's studies in public policy in the country. and the focus here in dc, obviously, is more on women in government. but other programs in the u.s. you might find more of a focus on women and literature, women in psychology. and a lot of the programs bring together faculty students and administrators every year through something called the national women's studies association. for women's history there's something called the berkshire conference and that's once every four years a big in-gathering of women's history experts, male and female. these are all wonderful events where you see the range of topics everyone is interested in and it is everything, from the renaissance to female pirates. i've done

. >> our goal is to have a core group of people, we are hoping it's over 50 percent of your grads complete and become journey people andup standing good roll models and citizens. the largest public works our city has season in many years going on now the private project that 1 rincon hill. huge project. we had 5 or 6 people work on that project thus far. the rebuilding of the academy of science in golden gate park. the rebuilding of our public hospital laguna honda this is on going work with the same contract ors that move successful apprentices from one project to another and keep them working for several years. the construction workers of the future to be the superintendents the construction owners. that's the perfect thing there. that's success. ♪ [applause] >> de want to sit down? that is perfectly all right. -- do you want to sit down? let me called this meeting to order. it is the occasion when the mayor of san francisco is to take the oath of office. i believe this is probably the first major who has had all the other living mayor's as the 16 county of san francisco president for th

under the proposal, under grads would pace 1/3 of the current tuition.$8,100 a year for uc. >>> stanford university announced today its tuition is going up. the university's board of trustees approved a 3% tuition increase for undergraduates and graduate students. that means it'll cost $32,000 a year. increases are needed to cover raising health care costs. >>> the stanford grad is now serving his second term as mayor of newark, new jersey. booker is credited for cutting violence. >>> the call for honoring veterans. >>> back here in 10 minute, we've already got fog forming in the north bay. it's going to form in other places and it will impact your morning commute. also your five day forecast with your weekend in view (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> a ticker tape parade for the super bowl champions. the new york

under the proposal, under grads would pace 1/3 of the current tuition.s $8,100 a year for uc. >>> stanford university announced today its tuition is going up. the university's board of trustees approved a 3% tuition increase for undergraduates and graduate students. that means it'll cost $32,000 a year. increases are needed to cover raising health care costs. >>> the stanford grad is now serving his second term as mayor of newark, new jersey. booker is credited for cutting violence. >>> the call for honoring veterans. >>> back here in 10 minute, we've already got fog forming in the north bay. it's going to form in other places and it will impact your morning commute. also your five day forecast with your weekend in view see you back here. >>> it's a cooking contest like you've never seen before. you're looking at possibly the future chefs of america. í >>> a ticker tape parade for the super bowl champions. the new york giants and quarterback eli manning are still celebrating their win over the new england patriots. following the parade, the team celebrat

. -- grad. >> next, gas prices are up. >> and other mild day. rain is on the way. >> the nhl trade deadline was at 3:00 this afternoon. are the redskins tried to make a massive deal ticket robert griffith? we want to protecthehe house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier watoto save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> you are watching abc7 news at 6 on your side. >> bp has more time to try to reach a settlement over the gulf oil spill. a federal judge has given them an extra week to work out an agreement. the civil trial was supposed to begin in new orleans this week. the april 2010 spill, 11 workers were killed. >> the pain and the gas pumps is getting more severe each day. aaa says the national average for a gallon of gasoline is up 15 cents from last week. prices for gasoline in the district are $3.84. >> on the other side of the coin, the

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russia says they were grads the arab league winding down the observers were in syria and stresses a proposed peacekeeping mission can be deployed only once the government and opposition forces agree to a cease fire. firing protests in athens followed by chaos and looting as public aberrated escalates after the greek parliament passes a new austerity bill to secure a nother new. one am in moscow and trends are good to have you with us here on r t our top story of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu blames errata for attacks on its diplomatic staff in the indian and georgian capitals four people reportedly injured in a car bomb blast in new delhi in tbilisi the device was discovered before it went off or at least s. r. so he has more details still trickling in as the investigation continues but what we do know so far is that there have been two car bomb attacks one in new delhi india and wanted to police in georgia both targeting the israeli embassy now the one in georgia will stop before anything could happen the local embassy staff had found the bomb and it was defused before it co

if you want to learn something, go to grad school. >> spending four years at college does not make you any smart error betterer and better. this is a broken system. >> a $7 billion increase in student loan funding is that good public policy or bad public policy? >> i think you're going flood more money in there and it's going to raise the prices on all the rest of it. but that is 7 or 8 billion in this education industry that is about a trillion dollars. you saw that. it's peanuts. >> it's a bubble. >> there's an enormous amount of student loans that are in defundamental. people go to college and spend student loans and they cannot pay them back. >> our president is restructureing that to make the loan as affordable and get the loans out from making big money. and the $7 billion is money well spent and it goes to the neediest people. and everybody on this set went to a good college. and they worked hard to get there. >> that is the nicest thing that anybody has ever said about the university of virginia. >> what is the answer to the question? >> it's bad policy. it will feed the spiral

a high school grad, $31,000 a year.and we need to recognize in today's modern economy if you're not getting some sort of higher ed, whether it's four year, two year or trade school, you're being left behind. >> i'm going on my own recollections because my mom is like you're going to college. i'm sending you to college because i want you to have a better education than me. it's part of the american dream. you want your kids to prosper and do better than you. let's talk about mitt romney because he's trying to make this case as a red blooded conservative going for the nascar fans. he was asked if he follows nascar. romney's answer, not as close as some of the most ardent fans, but i have great friends that are team owners. is it really going to flush out his campaign to see him lose his ohm state. >> i don't think the romney robot has been programmed to talk to the people. he said he loved sport, not sports sport. he's just off base from speaking like a normal person. i think in michigan that being one of his home states,

let's talk about this grad student out of eastern michigan university.e was let go from the university because she refused to counsel a student who was gay and she says that's against her religious beliefs. and so, avery, she says this is an issue of religion. is it? >> yeah. >> yes? >> well, a three-judge federal panel said it was in part because of her religion. julea ward was a grad student at eastern michigan university and she said she considers herself she calls it an orthodox christian and she wanted to refer it. a federal judge threw it out but a three-panel judge said it may be religious bias and the three-judge panel is sending it back so she may have her trial in front of a jury. so we now have to see if she can convince the jury that it was because of her religion that she got tossed out of school. >> richard, she says this is her quote, she said i had never refused to counsel homosexuals, i simply refused to affirm their lifestyle and she would then refer this student another counselor, which is something that many counselors just might do.

(laughter) folks, you know things are rough when a harvard economics grad has an easier time getting a job as an n.b.a. point guard than a wall street bond trader. (laughter) folks, i'm not some fair-weather fan. i've been behind my boy lin since day one of some time last week. (laughter) folks, there is a name for what we're feeling. >> lin-sanity continues. >> it's become lin-sanity new york. >> new york basketball fans have a ranging raging case of lin-sanity. >> stephen: yes, i've had a raging case of lin-sanity. i have been declared legally lin-sane. my symptoms? lin somnia. rest lest lin syndrome and lin-testinal blockage. (laughter) folks, it's an exciting time. fans have not come down with a basketball-born disease this intense since the mid-'70s outbreak of kareem abdul ja-botulism. (laughter) but lin-sanity, it caught the n.b.a. off guard. all the jeremy lin jerseys that were on the shelves sold out-- because there weren't any. (laughter) best of all, jeremy lin here is currently without a corporate sponsor which means he's in the market for endorsement deals. so, mr. lin,

being a recent culinary grad, it's been fun for her to take the family product from the pasture to plate. >> now it*s just working out great, because my family's done the beef business, and now we're marketing our meat to sell, and it's just been great. i get to cook with our own product that i've grown up with, and now i get to show everybody how great it is. >> but johnnie doesn't have to look far for customers. being the first organic grass-fed beef operation in san luis obispo county means garnering a lot of new fans, especiay in the culinary world, where they're always looking for new products from farmers and ranchers to spice up their menus. and that includes chef charlie. he discovered the products a few years ago thanks to a tip from a new employee, johnnie. >> people are lookin' up to the chefs right now as where to go with food. you know, having somebody who's into it, knows about it, who cares about it and nts to support someone local is really big, andt feels really good to know that my boss is supporting my family. ok, the reason that we chose to, um, prepare--prepare the i

(laughter and applause) i'll let some college grad look it up on his fancy internet. (laughter) the point is, a person of faith cannot go to college without losing their belief in god. i mean, look at rick santorum. he has a bachelor's degree, an m.b.a. and a law degree. he's lomb almost completely lost his faith. he enrolled as a freshmen at penn state he was a 14th century monk. (laughter) it's not just four-year colleges folks. our godless president over here has been pushing a plan to send young people to all sorts of atheist ivory tower institutions. >> tonight i ask every american to commit to at least one year or more of higher education or career training. it can be a community college or a four-year school. vocational training or apprenticeship. >> stephen: vocational training? how dare you, sir? you want to send our good god-fearing children to i.t.t. and they'll come back as truth spouting atheist gay truck mechanics. (laughter) (cheers and applause) i am dealing with this problem right now. my furnace in the studio has been on the fritz so i had to call in