he owes a debt of thanks to gregory collins. >> our relationship is very much priceless in so much.e kind of just taught me things about being a man that i don't think i would have ever gone had i never been in this program. >> reporter: mr. collins is the executive director of san francisco achievers, an 8-year- old nonprofit that equips underserved high school students, especially black men, for college and successful careers. >> every day i get a new story. someone calls me and says, greg this person just got shot. this person is about to drop out of school. okay, this needs to change. >> reporter: san francisco achievers has reached more than 400 students through mentorships internships, leadership training and scholarships totaling nearly $2 million. >> i want them to be able to stand on their own two feet and be proud and say yes, i accomplished this. >> good afternoon, gentlemen. >> reporter: a cornerstone of the program, giving teens support on campus. collins has expanded its workshops at wallenberg and burton high schools teaching life skills like money management. >> inve

young men for college and career success, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to gregory collinscollins grew up in camden, new jersey, listed as one of the nation's most dangerous cities. but he found a support system in the nonprofit urban promise. he became one of its youth counselors at age 13 and years before he graduated from college, he knew he wanted to help others carve a positive path for their lives and that's what he is doing. >> yeah. fantastic. really great. >> thanks, sharon. >> the jefferson awards selection committee i can assure you are going to meet soon. send us your nominations online at cbssf.com/hero. for news through the evening the latest always on cbssf.com. >> join us for nightbeat at 10:00 and back here tonight at 11. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? how y'all doing? how's everyone? i appreciate y'all. how's everybody? thank you, folks. i appreciate y'all. thank you now. yeah, i do. i appreciate it, folks. well, welcome to "fam

young men for college and career success, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to gregory collins. kpix. >> the jefferson awards the selection committee will be meeting again soon. so send us your nominations online. we will be right back. >>> one last look at the seven day forecast. temperatures, not too warm for the holiday weekend has. starting up with gray skies. more sunshine later in the day. carnival kicking off today. 63, san francisco. gray skies. a little cool. especially during the carnival. >> the metal barricades are in place for the carnival festival. joe and michelle are hosting coverage of the carnival parade. you can watch the live stream starting at 10:00 a.m. i have to tell you that i just thought roberta gonzales with a big headdress. a big feather for us -- >> thank you for joining us. face the nation is next on kpix. captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: today on "face the nation" on this memorial day weekend, an exclusive conversation with defense secretary james mattis. >> usa! us am! >> dickerson: president donald trump's first foreign trip is in the b

gregory sessions, down sin drom young man, young man, who is age 23. it is also in family's blood. jim bridenstine spoke about it. chris collins spoke billion class of 1963. this next young man who is to talk about scouting and he has 10 minutes left and i wish we had hours, mr. speaker, but the rules allow one hour, is a young man from pennsylvania, eagle scout g.t. glen thompson who i had the opportunity to go to pennsylvania with the chief scout executive and give g.t. thompson his distinguished award and his wife is a scouting widow. although proud of hurrying will scout sons but knowing the weekends are made for scouting, would like to yield time to the distinguished gentleman and a man who will be with me again at the summit, the reserve this jamboree, e scouting representative thompson. . mr. thompson: mr. speaker, scouting's been a part of my family or i've been a part of the scouting family actually since i was 11 years old. when i was 11 years old, my mom and dad did an amazing thing. they did what today i would call a good term. it was -- turn. it was really an amazing turn. they opened their home up, this is approp