a look at why these grads a look at why these grads anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa alook at why these grads where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. mayo? corn ds? you are so outta he! aah! [ female announcer the complete balanced nutrion of great-tasting ensur 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidts, and 9 grams of protein [ bottle ] ensur® nutrition in charge™. >> reporter:today's recent college grads pay off loans.their struggling to make ends meet! that's because more than a quarter million grads are working minimum wage jobs. >> reporter:u-s labor statistics show around 260- thousand the federal minimum wage of $7-25 per last year. >> r

to the four great recession may be changing the employment dynamics for recent grads but as america's job market recovers. there's also a corresponding upside here. everything grads temporary jobs that will frequently transitioning into permanent positions linked on cctv illegal. the chino on the ongoing presidential elections in afghanistan afghan voters have been going to the polls there now for a couple of hours. turnout is seeded to be heavy across the country. allright for sean caleb is in kabul and he's been bringing us the latest from afghanistan on the elections. the afghan for the upcoming karzai cast his vote earlier today they are in the capital kabul this election will mark the first time that the people of afghanistan have been able to change leadership change presidents at the ballot box in the history of afghanistan the election. bring the seas between major for runners. of those drummers his doctor of the dough like he was part of the karzai government. at one point. the love he was also one of the election back in two thousand and nine the book of evidence is that i s

under grads can borrow.hat they are also doing is expanding access to this deal so that -- it used to be just for recent borrowers. they want to blow it out to everybody. >> will this require congress to pass this fix, this reform? this would require action by congress? >> well, normally, if you read the constitution, you would think that. but given the way he expanded in 2011, it's a question. >> all right. this is what a glorious mess it is. >>> when we come back, president obama and vice president biden head overseas to calm nervous allies. but is russia trying to ratchet up their territorial claims? can the united states still play the role of world power? i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and

grads dealing with the hard to pronounce names.of caps from which -- >> robert jeffrey blank. >> reporter: bobby blank tried to stand out with a back flip that back fired. >> oh, okay. i don't know. i don't know. we're just going to give it a minute. >> reporter: instead of landing on his feet he landed on his face. >> my hands were holding my diploma and my cap so they didn't do a great job of catching me hence the loud thud. but i'm okay. i'm standing here. >> reporter: now bobby, here is what you meant the jump to look like, this guy got a pat on the ba back, but all bobby got was startled stairs, he graduated to internet immortality. if he stuck his landing it would have been just another opportunity. like the grad who stripped off his gown to reveal a superman outfit, or the guy who did the worm. or the nyu grad who took off his pants and took off of the field when graduation was happening at the stadium. at least he didn't pull a patch adams. wearing a graduation gown like a hospital gown, davenport university had no comment

debt than saying, sorry taxpayers, it is all on you. >> it's unlimited how much he can borrow for gradool. so to avoid that in defensible situation, they are saying we are going to reform it. but the reform is more expensive than the problem. >> how so? >> because they are broadening the program to say, we'll cap the amount to forgive for the grad students to $57,500, which is the amount undergrads can borrow, but they are also expanding access to this deal so that it used to be just for recent borrowers to blow it out to everybody. >> does this require congress in the past, this fix, this reform? this would require action by congress? >> normally in the constitution you would think that, but given the way he expanded that in 2011 it's a question. >> all right. this is -- what a glorious mess it is. when we come back, president obama and vice president biden head overseas to calm nervous allies, but as russia and china ratchet up their territorial claims, can the united states still play the role of world power? four-wheel steering is why i get up in the morning. ♪ [ jim ] when my gran

for high school grads. walmart is adding money transfers to its list of discount offerings. the retailer's service fees are about 50 percent cheaper than competitors. walmart charges $4.50 for transfers up to $50 - and $9.50 for the maximum of $900. western union charges $76 dollars per $900 dollars, and moneygram, $73 dollars. walmart's service begins april 24th. target is taking aim at amazon. as a traditional brick and mortar retailer, target is expanding the number of products it sells through online orders. to compete against amazon... target increased it's product count from 150 to 1,600 items including beauty products and pet supplies. target executive says the move is driven by strong demand. sears and walmart are both far ahead of target in online sales. the wheels are in motion at new york's auto show. the show is now officially open to the public. some highlightsinclude a redesigned toyota camery and the rugged 20-15 jeep renegade. the celebration of new cars comes as the industry faces a string

especially for new college grads pap new survey find employers will hire 8.6% new grads this year thanar. janet yellen says we've turned a corner in housing after two failed attempts to stage a correction, a good week finally for stocks. the s&p 500 up 2.7% this week and good news about obamacare the congressional budget office says the affordable care act will cost less in the next decade than previously thought. the economy may well be at a turning point. i'm not saying it's healed. the job market hasn't picked up enough for the long turn unemployed. if you have a job and a college degree, things are getting better. chief economist with the heritage foundation and a co-auth co-author. nice to see you, stephen moore. >> great to see you, christine. >> you've been telling me for months, no, years, that obama c.a.r.e. will wre care will wreck the economy. not yet? >> i'm enthusiastic about that statistic about college grads finding jobs. >> me, too. >> because i have a son who's graduating from college. >> i'm really happy about t. the best news i've heard in a long time. look, i think

the indebtedness of these grad plus loans? is that affect? >> senator harkin what i can say to that is i don't know the indebtedness but i do know graduate student borrowing has increased between 2008 in 2012 which does suggest we may want to take a closer look at grad plus loan policy. >> but the grad plus loans comes through the department of education direct loan per gram, right? >> that is correct. >> we really don't have a handle on how much is going out there and how much students are borrowing? i find that very disturbing. maybe some of it is an total about 200,000-dollar debts and things like that kids go to graduate school and they have huge debts and they may not get jobs after that it go into teaching. and they can pay that back. am i missing something here? >> it would also be worthwhile looking at how much of that is grad school debt versus how much is undergraduate debt and sometimes ended totals we are not able to disaggregate but belongs at the undergraduate level courses what's at the graduate level but as i said before it ha

a new survey finds companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business majors also have the highest average starting salary at about $54,000 and starting salaries are up about 1.2% from just a year ago. >>> and here's something those new college grads may want to consider as they settle into their jobs this summer. according to a survey from career builder, more than half of workers describe themselves as overweight. 39% say they've gained a little weight at their current job, with 21% putting on more than 10 pounds and 9% adding more than 20 pounds. management roles seem to be the most susceptible to gain weight. >>> turns out youtube may be able to help doctors actually diagnose autism faster. medical experts from both stanford and harvard medical school observed kid's behavior in 100 short home videos that were pulled from youtube. about half of those videos showed kids with autism, the rest did not. the research found autism was correctly diagnosed 97% of the time. experts say this method could prove successful, because it captures kids in t

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college grads make more money over a lifetime than their colleagues who dropped out.ut the gap is shrinking and this is true not just in silicon valley or south of market. >> what matters is what skills you have and what you can bring to the employer. and that's most true in tech but a cross sector in the bay area. >> i don't really look at the college degree. most of it is the person, whether i have a connection with them, whether i feel like they have confidence. >> college is useful for many things including learning how to think independently and developing social skills. but half of college grads now are in jobs that do not require a degree. >>> a pair of young foals giving their mom the runaround. >> if you have a consumer problem, call, 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, coverage of the tour bus crh with live reports from orla. the latest on the victim >>> coming up at 5:00, we'll have continuing coverage of the tour bus crash with live reports from orland. the latest on the victim survivor accounts and search for answers. >>> a

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data shows many college- educated grads --are working for lower wages. the bureau of labor statistics finds 260- thousand grads worked minimum- wage jobs last year. one hopeful sign--that figure is the smallest since the recession began. it hit a high of 327-thousand in 20-10. it's a grand slam for baseball salaries. some players are taking the field this season with record paychecks. usa today reports-- 15 teams have an opening day payroll of at least $100 million. the payroll for the la dodgers is the highest in major league history at $241 million. the detroit tigers are guaranteeing 30 year old first baseman miguel cabrera $292 mlllion into his 40-s. what a hit. still to come: data driven...the numbers traders are watching during this critical week. plus... how to stay one step ahead of hackers targeting your gadgets. and... what you see isn't what you get ...one author's explosive claims that the deck is stacked against the average investor ....after the break! bombshell accusations about how high frequency traders are "rigging" the stock market are

we are seeing some upticks in terms of hiring with recent 2k3wr grads and people who have been out of the workforce for less time than that. so there are reasons to be concerned and reasons to be cautiously optimistic. >> let's look at the optimism aspect of it. you're saying the good news, people who are graduating or even already working in the health field, they're doing well, construction and service area are seeing job growth? >> yes, all three of those are pockets of optimism. let's take them one at a time. because of all of the legislative changes regarding health care, there has been a lot of hiring in all facets of health care, both health care professionals an administrative support. there is a season al uptick that happens around this time every year in construction. but this year is more of an uptick, so that's fantastic. that's somewhat expected. i'm a chicago native and we joke in chicago that there are really two season, winter and construction. so will there is hiring as we enter that second season. and the service industry, news to potentially get excited about. this

my daughter is in grad school at cornell. grad school is $50,000 a year for her.mmediate reaction was, thank you god that my daughter does not want to go to grad school at cornell, for a lot of reasons. "i i wanted her to get a better education than i ever had. i wanted to do better." which is the dream of every american. took theid, so i second shift. i am working two shifts, 16 hours a day. and i figured if i work twice as hard, work twice as many hours, i will make twice as many-- as much money. the first time i got my paycheck, it was barely a little bit more than the one shift. i cannot understand. then i found a because i was working that many more hours in making that money i went into a new tax bracket. and the government was taking most of what i was making in the second shift. and he said, can you explain that to me? i said, yes, sir, i can. i said, you have got a government that forgot that it's s job is to serve you, not to have you serve it. and sir -- [applause] truth is, the way we have so screwed this country up, if you would like to get your daugh

and this is whether you're a seasoned professional or a recent grad.t's important to establish that online presence. you know they're going to be googling your name and you want them to find you. but you want them to find something that's -- accurate, professional portrayal of who you are. and maybe not your facebook page. so maybe you reevaluate the privacy settings on the facebook page and maybe delete a couple of pictures and put links to the linkedin profilate to the professional portfolio or the blog for example. this is important anything that's public is access for them to be judging you on. just make sure that it's -- it's good stuff that is out there. >> should have a picture too. a because a lot of linkedin people will friend me up and i don't know who you are. >> exactly. that brings me to the next tip. the most important thing you can do and this is very straightforward. add a picture. maybe not a selfie but a professional picture and that makes your profile 11 times for likely to get clicked on. now number three on the list, is that missio

. >> it is nice being with one ivy league grad, i feel sorry that you went to harvard, we had a good education at yale. lou: fine, i know. a great thing, the education they offer those of you at yale. my executive produceer who went to cornell was sputtering as col colonel ralph peters. >> he was there before and after. >> anyway, great to see you. >> good to see you lou. lou: talk about this jobs report, obama recovery most personally, lawrence summers calling for more infrastructure spending, your reaction? >> the jobs there is no recovery. you had a huge fall in employment as a population hit bottom in two thousand 9, been there -- in 2009 it has been there 5 straight years flat. there has been no recovery, every person off unemployment roll as dropped out of the employment force. these numbers are not encourageing. we're not fall anything more, that is true, but there is no recovery. we should have 9 percent growth rates per quarter annualizeed. and larry summers said that government should do more. my god, ho how much damage can u do? you know, dumbest thing you can do is to rep

. >>> great advice for soon to be college grads trying to figure out what's next. louis licari. >> katherine schwarzenegger. >> we'll talk with louis about how to pull your hair off without spending a fortune. >> look like a celeb. >> yeah. what ya got there? oh, new cheez-it grooves. it's a cheez-it, but it's light and crispy like a chip, kind of the best of both worlds. there's more than one world? no. it's just -- they're among us? [ gasps ] you're one of them. help! he's got a probe! it's a pen. [ male announcer ] we take the time for our cheese to mature in our new cheez-it grooves. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! >>> you see them in magazines or on the red carpet, gorgeous celebrities with perfect hair and flawless makeup and you wish you could pull off the same look. >> you don't need a team of stylists, you just need "today" contributor and stylist to the stars, louis

. >>> a recent column grad, the reason his black flip flopped and what made him do it in the first plates. . >>> welcome back, 4:54, the botched lethal injection is leading to questions whether they should be using it. he started started thrashing, clenching his teeth and straining to lift his head-off the table. in response they issued a 14- day stay of execution for another inmate who was scheduled to die last night and she issued a full demand to know what happened. >>> and they contacted ktvu channel 2 morning news in hopes of generating new leads. the man known in the neighborhood as bill was crossing telegraph avenue when somebody hit him. he was likely taking his stroll, he got outlooked at bill and left. >> it really was terrible. it is inhumane. >> neighbors describe the hit- and-run as a white audi suv. police are not confirming the details and they are investigate being all leads. >> several san francisco neighborhood safety groups will discuss the recent grim statistics. 21 people died while walking on city streets last year and a reason safety study found that the tender loin

annapolis grads, former marines, or olympic athletes. all these people fail. >> host: how long does one stay in the? >> guest: that's a great question. you think it's a young man's game, but i've met a great deal of seals who are still in active duty who are in their mid to late 30s. often they want to do about 20 years to get the pension. a record number of early retirements, people leaving after 16 years or after 12 years. and that's because today sense that it's becoming more politically correct. there are al-qaeda prisoners who press charges which turned out to be false, and seals were later exonerated at trial, but the trials went on for a year and a half before they were exonerated, and once they were found not guilty, i mean, this is the case with the seal team ten captured the al-qaeda leader at fallujah who's responsible for hanging those four american bodies off the bridge in fallujah, that infamous atrocity that was seen around the world. five years later seal team ten captured the guy behind it. it was a flawless operation. t

grads will be grads. >> i know you're going to be successful in everything you do. >> reporter: well,oos, cnn, new york. >>> and he just had to show us he actually could do one. "ac360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone, tonight, breaking news on several fronts, we're waiting to hear from the l.a. clippers doc rivers, and sterling reportedly says he is not selling the team although question is what will his coach say? stay tuned. that will happen this hour. >>> we're also facing another line of potential deadly storms, and in a rampage that cost 70 million people to be in harm's way today. >>> and later, these ghostly

infrastructure grant that helps to support the infrastructure that includes the replacement and up grad of on entire utility system and reconfiguration of the streets and open space that's a fundamental understanding you need to redo what wasn't done well or outdated are. that was the vision of the residents so say this is what created the opportunity for all of us to come together and deliver the pieces that made the project financially possible. but the neighborhood would not be here today without the financial support and participation of each of the partners. it took a community to incision the project. in conclusion, i want to take a moment to introduce the staff. north america define ford and another lee mr. mayor. jean and ken holder all over there (clapping.) congratulation to the residents and the financial institution and other for your commitment to this project. thank you (clapping.) all right. as we continue with the program you know hunter's view represents our annual program we have other will sf sites we couldn't do that without our financial parpdz i'd like to introduce

grads can work in bakeries and work on development. rafting and major for you. this could be fun. this could lead in environmental education or outdoor leadership. whatever that is. number two, bowling management. offered at benson university in indiana. this is the only program of its kind in the country. students pick one of three leans. bowling center management, sales and marketing or pin setter mechanics. >>> most unusual college major is puppetry, inspiring puppet masters can hone their craft at university of connecticut? really? grads go on to perform and design for theaters and out outlets around the world. you need a degree in that? i had no idea. >>> still to come. she is a force in the publishing world and here to share her thoughts about the challenges in print. another couple will take our cash challenge. they will share their story. and how they're going credit card-free and how you can too, coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's large petr

the fire destroyed the garage and two cars and the fire spread to a next door neighbor's detached grad. > -- garage. >>> the person who attacked her last year was charged. attacked when he dedicated a song to florida teenager trayvon martin. this happened around the time george zimmerman was acquitted of the crime. >>> a bart train out of service this weekend after a rider said he found bed bugs on his leg. a bart spokes woman said it happened thursday as the passenger boarded the train in oakland. the train was heading to san francisco international. the passenger e-mailed bart with the bed bug finding. today bart said in a statement our vehicles are not conducive hosts for insect habitation or propagation but it is possible that insects can be introduced via the person or belongings of other riders. >>> more frustration over the search for the missing plane from malaysia. >>> looking ahead to a rare lunar event and the bay area mission that may run into problems because of the blood moon. >>> we have clouds rolling back into san francisco. sunshine in san jose. tomorrow we track a bi

lack of teacher support to staff the middle school classes my daughter she's just finishing the fifth grad class of 37 students teaching two different curriculum in two different classes. no teacher should be put to teach newt and you've heard from ms. chang she did that for seven years but we're asking the board to give us sufficient teacher support so our fourth and fifth graders will continue to learn korean. there's a teaching assistant to learn math and science. that teacher also teaches the middle school one math class. my understanding the students in the cantonese and others center a language class neither of which is an elective. the korean immersion needs the same instruction and i ask you mandate a meaningful pathway for koreans >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) >> i have any one son. >> excuse me, sir. >> your name. >> jay. >> i don't see you on the list, sir may i speak. >> okay. and there was another speaker that wasn't on the list and is that the gentleman that spoke. >> that was phillip young. that name isn't open the list either. thank you very much precede tw

. >>> meantime, a stanford grad has received a pulitzer prize. showing the painful recovery process for one of the survivors of the bombing. grew up in san francisco and studied studio art with an emphasis in photography at stanford. palo alto weekly reports his career started at the age of 10 when he took a free course which then sparked his dream of becoming a "national geographic" photographer. >> pretty amazing pictures. >>> google has scooped in and it will not say how much it paid for the company has paid for the drones. google will team titan personnel with project balloon. they will bring internet to parts of the planet that are not currently online. google will release first quarter earnings tomorrow. today we get reports from a couple other companies, as well. seema mody is live at cnbc headquarters with the latest on that. good morning to you. >> peggy, good morning. futures right now are mixed after stocks ended near the highs of the session on monday. investors cheering a report showing a jump in retail sales and we do get data out t

a new survey finds companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business and engineering degrees are hot. business majors have the highest average starting salary at about $54,000. >>> sony sold more than 7 million playstation 4s since november. and it is having trouble keeping up with demand. sales of microsoft's xbox one topped 3 million at the end of last year. microsoft is trying to jump start sales by offering special game bundles. >>> and yahoo! ceo marissa mayer is reportedly trying to persuade e to ditch google as the default search engine for its products. google pays apple $1 billion a year to drive traffic from macs, iphones and ipads to its search results. >> what will they pay is the question. thank you very much, sima. >>> the company's ousted executive enreich decastro may have been on the job for 15 months but is walking away with $58 million in severance pay. he was marissa mayer's first big hire but they clashed over which direction the company should go. $58 million. >>> it pays to ask nicely. j. crew is bringing back a vintage

. >>> a davenport college grad flips out. here watch this one. graduation ceremonies typically speak of the success. >> oh. >> and that's a failure. to be had in the future. but no one thinks of the immediate future. after receiving his diploma in front of family and friends, he was so thrilled, he attempted a back flip, he wiped out to let everyone know he was okay, he gave a thumbs up to the crowd at the end. it would be great to see the video here, bill, if all of a sudden you saw an arm go up. >> i'm okay. i'm okay. >> i'm all right. >>> now a look ahead and a look back. iraqis are headed to the polls to elect a new parliament as the country slides deeper into violence. it's the first national vote since the 2011 troop withdrawal and being held amid tight security. >>> on this day in 1939, nbc inaugurated its regularly scheduled television service here in new york city with the broadcast of president franklin d. roosevelt's opening day ceremonial address at the new york world's fair. it featured exhibits of how people might live in the future

grads will be grads. >> i know you're going to be successful in everything you do. >> reporter: well, maybe not everything. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and he just had to show us he actually could do one. "ac360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone, tonight, breaking news on several fronts, we're waiting to hear from the l.a. clippers doc rivers, and sterling reportedly says he is not selling the team although question is what will his coach say? stay tuned. that will happen this hour. >>> we're also facing another line of potential deadly storms, and in a rampage that cost 70 million people to be in harm's way today. >>> and later, these ghostly images are said to be from flight 370. we'll look at whether they are from something or if they are off the mark and for the first time we'll hear more from the cockpit. and more on breaking news, and weather news. and we'll break in when doc river's conference begin. >>> barely four days since the tape of him ranting to his girlfriend about the nba, he is banned from life and is in the process of being forced to sell the team. we have

they are going to get bogged down with a siege of that building-grad. >> the russian foreign ministry is warning ukraine's government against harming ethnic russians inside the borders. >> jon: what are you talking about these are the proud dennisons of the nation located at 315 boulevard. you might want to use the other entrance it's easier. look. this is not look going for ukraine. it appears russia may be trolling these guys for any excuse to further invade their sovereignty. ukrainians must stand strong and unified to repel this threat. >> a fight breaking out in ukraine's parliament. this came after a lawmaker defended the prorussia activist. [ laughter ] >> jon: problem solved. what better way to convince russia you are not going to persecute ethnic russians in your country than to beat the (bleep) out of them when they try to talk. it appears there's troubling in the world. the world sends owe you a beacon a cry for help from the world's super hero: america! oh, all right. probably should have seen that beacon 30 years ago. we've let ourselves go. much more flattering signal. g

will make uncomfortable jokes about it, the stats show 10.9% unemployment rate for recent college grads. that number was 13.3% in 2012 while obviously some fields are tougher than others, the labor department says flatly what is still true, those with college degrees are still far more likely to find employment and earn more money in life. >>> the temptation to compare william and kate to william's own parents today became unavoidable as the young couple in the midst of their tour of australia posed in the exact same spot as charles and diana did 31 years ago. today found the royal couple in the heart of the outback at the golden hour of the setting sun in front of the brilliant red rock, a vista prince william declared breathtaking. they celebrate their third wedding anniversary next week. >>> when we come back, the return tonight to a place that forever changed the world back in the day. >>> rainy and cloudy skies here in new york don't exactly help to brighten up a place that's been lgely abandoned but you're looking live at a place that was teaming exactly 50 years ago tonight. sadl

nargis takes classes and practices her english via skype with caroline burk, a grad student in new york. >> hello. >> hey. >> can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. can you hear me? what the experience has taught me is boundless. i learn more every day. >> reporter: but the school that survived years of violence could close and soon. it has received tens of thousands of dollars from the u.s. state department but that funding ran out in september and wasn't renewed. now women are being sent home. >> they are completely disappointed now. and they are looking for hope. >> reporter: the u.s. invested heavily to help women here but as american troops leave afghanistan, so does the money. and a light of hope in the heart of taliban country could be extinguished. richard engel, nbc news, kabul. >>> the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 has tonight entered a critical new phase. those underwater locators have now arrived. they have reached the search zone working around the clock to find the black boxes by listening for the electronic pulse. the problem is time because the batteries are

my daughter is in grad school at cornell. grad school is $50,000 a year for her.immediate reaction was, thank you god that my daughter does not want to go to grad school at cornell, for a lot of reasons. "i i wanted her to get a better education than i ever had. i wanted to do better." which is the dream of every american. took theid, so i second shift. i am working two shifts, 16 hours a day. and i figured if i work twice as hard, work twice as many hours, i will make twice as many-- as much money. the first time i got my paycheck, it was barely a little bit more than the one shift. i cannot understand. then i found a because i was working that many more hours in making that money i went into a new tax bracket. and the government was taking most of what i was making in the second shift. and he said, can you explain that to me? i said, yes, sir, i can. i said, you have got a government that forgot that it's s job is to serve you, not to have you serve it. and sir -- [applause] truth is, the way we have so screwed this country up, if you would like to get your daug

the grad students have been in heated contract talks with the university and more protests are planned for tomorrow. >>> san jose finally has more money to hire for police officers but tonight, lynn ramirez says there is just one problem. >> take your seat! >> reporter: in san jose, the name for new police officers is high, but the number of recruits who qualify is low and shrinking. there's room for 60 redroughts in each class. this one graduating had 46 and this new one will have more empty seats. >> we hired 29 officers. that is quite a bit lower than we are used to. >> reporter: it's the slowest recruiting class in decades, but it didn't start out that way. 754 qualified physicals but background checks wiped out the rest of them. >> we can't attract quality recutes anybody. >> reporter: neighboring departments pay more, but union president jim says that retirement benefits slashed under measure b is the big reason. >> we have the worst pension plan for police in the state. >> reporter: they say the number of recruits will bounce back later this year. >> cautiously optimistic that i

army is but it does not appear that they are going to get bogged down with a siege of that building-gradn ministry is warning ukraine's government against harming ethnic russians inside the borders. >> jon: what are you talking about these are the proud dennisons of the nation located at 315 boulevard. you might want to use the other entrance it's easier. look. this is not look going for ukraine. it appears russia may be trolling these guys for any excuse to further invade their sovereignty. ukrainians must stand strong and unified to repel this threat. >> a fight breaking out in ukraine's parliament. this came after a lawmaker defended the prorussia activist. [ laughter ]

. >>> the job market for college grads has gotten better but only slightly.or department says the unemployment rate for 2013 college graduates just under 11%. that is down from 13% in 2012. but it is still higher than the 9.6% rate for all americans ages 20 to 29. >>> could e-cigarettes go up in smoke? the fda is expected to propose tough rules for the fast growing market as early as this month. public health groups are calling for the fda to regulate electronic cigarettes just like regular cigarettes, including banning sales to minors. >>> and airline ticket prices have bumped up slightly. the government says the average price for domestic airfare was $381 in the fourth quarter last year. that's an increase from about a buck a year before. it includes taxes but not all of those fees like checking bags or boarding early. anne-marie? >> yeah. that's easily an extra 25 or 50 bucks if you just want to bring clothes with you. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> five former cheerleaders are sueing the buffalo bills. they say they we

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for the grad school system. that's an important topic. just don't want to go to school anymore instead of impeachment teachers don't do a decent job either. about a one shot that made them he says. bob barr smith says it's not just education. ms also traffic chaos for example. we were just talk about the naked things we've never stopped but we want to write songs about more than just problems we want to say how to make things better. the next group is already waiting in off mode riff on studio. they are the absolute stars of the most rugged not seen the dog and fifty. he's the one with the yellow cab id. they're disgusting gaga brought us water font is organizing everything they've already performed in london and in september they had two prelim one. their celebrated as children of the revolution but that's not so says fox. he and the humor in the midst of newman on and not on the front of the artists writes songs about the revolution he says the contrary only feel it done. so he hasn't been as important to them as it was and remains to b

a new survey finds companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business majors also have the highest average starting salary at about $54,000. now, students pursuing education and health science degrees may be out of luck as fewer as 5% of employers plan to hire them. peggy? >> interesting. thank you for the numbers, appreciate that, seema. >> let's get those numbers when it comes to the forecast. everyone looking forward to the weekend. >> definitely. these days have been so nice this week. temperatures aren't going to budge all that much as we head into this afternoon, but you'll likely notice the difference. cooling off today by 2 to 5 degrees and 57 along the peninsula and 65 in san francisco and down from the 70s yesterday and 73 for the peninsula and comfortable conditions out there. north bay 79 later today and the east bay at 72 degrees with a building afternoon breeze. we're looking really comfortable across the board. want to show you this up and down trend as we head through the next few days. temperatures drop off a touch more for sat