applause] announcer: former stanford university john thain -- stanford university president john hennessy became president of alphabet. he delivers the commencement address at indiana university in bloomington. this is 10 minutes. [applause] john: thank you. members of the board of president, provost, faculty and staff of the university, families, friends, and especially fellow graduates, good afternoon and congratulations on this momentous occasion. by of the dilemmas faced every commencement speaker is how long to speak. if my speech is too long, you will become restless. short, i will fail to inspire you. some of the best advice i have seen on the subject was the following. commencement speakers,, the advice went, should think of themselves as the body at an old-fashioned irish wake. [laughter] have they need you to party, but nobody expects you to say very much. [laughter] john: a tradition i shall follow. [applause] indiana university and stanford university actually have a long historical tie. david starr jordan, the seventh president of indiana university in 1891 came west to becom

[applause] >> former stanford university president john hennessy became chairman of google's parent company outfit inc. in february. next, the computer scientist and textbook author delivers the commencement address at indiana university in bloomington. it's ten

applause] announcer: former stanford university john thain -- stanford university president john hennessy became president of alphabet. he delivers the commencement address at indiana university in bloomington. this is 10 minutes. [applause] john: thank you. members of the board of

alphabet share john hennessy at .ndiana university but while governor john kasich at the harvard kennedy school of government. oregon governor kate brown at the university of colorado boulder. luis gutierrez at northeastern illinois university. [applause] tim: hello, blue devils. it is great to be back at duke, and it is an honor to stand before you both as your commencement speaker and a graduate. 1988.ed my degree in in preparing for this speech, i reached out to one of my favorite professors from back then, bob ryan heimer. he taught this great course in communications, which included sharpening your public speaking skills. we had not spoken for decades, so i was thrilled when he told me he remembered a particularly gifted public speaker who took his class in the 1980's, with a bright mind, and a charming personality. he said he knew way back then this person was destined for greatness. you could imagine how this made me feel. eyeessor reinheimer had an for talent, and if i do say so myself, i think his instincts were right. melinda gates has really made her mark in the world. [applau

sergeant jennifer hennessy jones is one of the honorees.is negotiation after she helped a man with a knife peacefully surrender. officer hennessy jones says it is an honor to be recognized for her work. >> it's unexpected. this is something that people do every day. we would consider it part of the job. but regardless, it's a very good feeling. >> the san francisco police department says there's actually not a greater need for crisis negotiation these days. rather, they say, officers are more aware of when to call the teams that specialize in deescalation. >>> santa clara stadium authority board members are poised to hear results from a survey of residents they commissioned. the topics range from parking to the stadium's curfew to quality of life crimes. ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary has the summary of that report and what it shows. >>> reporter: concerns and complains over traffic started flowing faster than vehicles after a levi's event. nearby residents complained the relatively new stadium is a magnet for area gridlock. >> i'd li

if you fought a battle of itdericksburg every week, would give john hennessy nothing more to do -- and he needs to do that because the penguins are no stanley cup champions. it is much harder to win two now and then three is impossible. you have to go to another team to have one thrift on a row. gee, who could they have been? willeam john taveras probably leave. but we won't go into that. the fact of the matter is, after lincoln asked him to do, it was lincoln who shied away from the awful arithmetic. he said, fredericksburg, every week, we will win, we will wear them away. i just to -- i just have to find someone who understands that. if you believe in the butcher theory -- he had found that general. they did not like the result. i wish you would lose fewer men in the process. again, if you give me a job, give me the ability to do it, trust me to do it my way, let me do it my way. of course an american general will always say that, and of course that's impossible from americanning because generalship is inherently political and you have to please the boss. the final point i want to ma

don hennessy.e is the author of four books, including "return to bull run," which was named a main selection by the history book club. extensivelyworked in park interpretation and has given tours over america's battlefields for many years. i'm sure some of you have been to those tors. i think a 2005 i worked for john at fredericksburg, which was a tremendous pleasure. seated immediately to my left is jennifer m murray, who was recently appointed assistant professor of history at obama state university so congratulations. [applause] her most recent publication is "on a great battlefield, the making and management of gettysburg national park from 1933 to 2013, which the university of tennessee press published into a 14. -- in 2014. i'm sure some of you know it quite well. she is currently working on a biography of george gordon meade. prior to her appointment at lsu, murray taught at the university of virginia and worked as a ranger here at gettysburg national military park for remarkably nine summer

. >> supervisor kim: this is something sheriff hennessy has told me as a program they would like to do. and actually it is something they've talked about for years. it has been this overall discussion in terms of how we divide up duties between the deputy sheriff and our police officers. there are certain things that i think our deputy sheriff can do and should do at a lower cost, and it frees up officers to be on the ground and walk our core doors and do the work that our constituents ask us to do on a daily basis. >> supervisor cohen: i will pave it to the controller or the interim budget director. this is a $1.7 asked. and it is unclear to me if this is a one time -- >> supervisor kim: it is not a one-time ask. if we decide to support the program, it will continue through remaining years until we decide to shift the program back out. >> supervisor cohen: so you raised an interesting idea. shouldn't the mayor be funding this clingy week and initiated, right? maybe several pilot programs? the transfer. >> supervisor kim: we could also -- and i'm happy to work on this today, is figure

lou hennessy far as i understand this is sergeant robert gibbs limo feel each field believe this is a bit of a historic moment we still don't know whether the him from meeting is going to happen but at least so you law barbara is here having direct talks with the supreme leader of the league. please please . talking behind this we were asked to wait in this room so let's just have a walk around to take a look what they have to offer a. dark north korean chocolate i can tell you that it tastes just like any other dark chocolate anywhere around the world. so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice rooms residents. i can barely remember being given such. a location is around the world we were just told to see the president which is just outside the doors. of the. city. and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong un the moon again i'm just going to say i'm absolutely shocked. and. it is really disappointing that we won't be able to find out exactly what's being said behind these stories but just a few hours before mr kim and mr la

you see, these days, scott likes to lovingly refer to hennessy place, his coffey park street, as "thelats," because it is, he says. but the night of the fire, there was something else scott was afraid he was going to lose: his sense of community, one he and a tight group of neighbors had built over decades. as scott took one last look before leaving, he feared their connection, just like everything else on this street, might be turning to ash. scott: yeah.thoua fig- scott: we lived in that street for almost 30 years, and we've done a lot of life together. garvin: which is why, when it came time to celebrate his wife, april's birthday, this week, scott didn't reserve a table or a room at a restaurant. instead, he set up for a party right in the middle of their old cul-de-sac and invited all the old neighbors to return. scott: we have a sense of community that, i hate to say it, but a lot of people don't, and we work hard at it. it's a little more work now, yeah, so we'll be back. ♪ happy birthday to you. garvin: april's birthday is not the first time they've gotten together either. the

in fact, rookie jordan bell, you know, he prefers hennessy, but he runs out. don't have any. oh, you have got some hennessy, come on up. come on up and film -- and fill my cup. jordan gets off of the diver does not the double-decker bus and runs into the crowd. he says i am going to jump over the barricade and find my guy. now, some people are saying this wasn't a really good look, and that may be. jordan is 23 years old, he is living in the moment. he is being real to himself, next year if they win again, he may react a little bit differently, but i like that bell finds this kid in the crowd afterwards and give him a nice big hug. it was about players interacting with the fans. great, great great time out there in oakland. it wasn't just fans and the team that had a great time, some of our anchors and reporters got into the celebrating mood as well. >> all right. that was a little champagne shower for the crowd. >> it is all love and all positivity. you know how it goes. >> don't ever forget. y'all are a part of the locker room. >> thank you for coming out an

. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff vicki hennessy says her deputy knew 76-year-old ruby lee anderson a dementia patient had been reported missing more than a week ago by her family but didn't think to look for her in the power plant. >> she wasn't a resident. she regularly signed herself in and out of a care facility on the campus. >> it's troubling. >> reporter: the family has hired attorney hague harris the same attorney who represented the family of lynne spalding, nasim lar case in october of 2013. spalding's body was found an outdoor stairwell of the hospital after she had been reported missing the previous month. her family settled for $3 million with the city of san francisco. ruby's death is prompting security reviews and the closing of the power plant to the public. >> we'll continue to do enhanced security assessments to figure out, are there additional measures that can prevent this from happening again? >> reporter: ruby lived inside a board and care facility with mental health sues. it's on the campus but directly associated with zuckerberg general hospital. because she

hennessy. >> i appreciate you talking today.>> did you see with the warriors dead?>> you do realize you are interrupting a very intimate moment with the fans. >> you want to say happy birthday to somebody special. >> i am thinking about my dad who turned 80 years old today. >> you had winning titles as a player and now as a coach. how do they compare? >> i am still here. >> hundred 30 days, it will be time for the season to start again. for now, the players are on their own time. they will be on the talk show circuit, etc. they will take a little time off and then they will hit the gym to stay in condition.>> coming up in our next half hour.>>> pg&e may not be able to survive after bankruptcy following last year's devastating wildfires. >>> waking up in jail, new details on president trump's former campaign manager. the president is sticking up for him. >>> sour news for the museum of ice cream. environmentalist say to change the sprinkles or freeze the exhibits. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >> our top story at 6:30 pm. pg&e might not be able to survive after i

country.ge of booster or across warriors rookie jordan bell finishes on bottle of hennessy a little tooan offer from a fan, drink the fans bottle as well. >> i saw that. a deal in the works to endorse tennessee. i practice yesterday, and save the barcode james franklin asked his players how many of them work jobs. he's a bar back in a bouncer. do either the coach? trade to know. >> quit your job. you're now on full scholarship. entering his senior year, ooh. who will catch jerry's sports on fox news headline 24/7 sirius xm channel 115. tranter web expected to raise interest rates, but that definitely won't be the whole story. a preview from london straight ahead on "fbn:am." ♪ [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust.. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. stay at la quinta. where we're c

alphabet share john hennessy at .ndiana university but while governor john kasich at the harvard kennedy school of government. oregon governor kate brown at the university of colorado boulder. luis gutierrez at northeastern illinois university. [applause]

sheriff hennessy said her deputies knew that 76-year-old ru lee aer dementia had been reported missing more than a week ago but they didn't think to look for her in the power plant building which does not house patients. >> she was not a patient. she is a residents of a board and care that happened to be on the campus. she regularly signed herself in and out. >> anderson's family has hired this man, attorney hague harris. he represented the family nasim lar case at the hospital back in 2013. the hospital is expected to provide an update on the investigation today. >>> in a battle for information, a judge could soon reveal more details in the golden state killer case. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with a look ahead. >> reporter: we could be hearing that decision a little later today as he determines what the public has a right to know and what should remain sealed. lawyers on both sides of the case met with judge michael sweet to try to figure out what should be removed from the arrest and search warrants before they are released. the documents detail what was seizedded from joseph