infact, college graduates america today face a future that may be more uncertain than ever before. in 1994, courting to the department of education, 87% of students would need bachelors degrees while working full-time or part-time a year later. today that figure is just 73%. still an degree is incredible advantage, but no longer a guarantee of a good job or successful career. the good news is that absolutely none of this is your fault. the bad news that we will be counting on you guys to clean up the mess that the previous generation left behind. punted onation has solving a whole host of problems. is investing less and less in the future. education spending is down, infrastructure spending is down, even as bridges are collapsing. to be atgdp spending a 20 year low this year. how is it that your generation stands accused of being lazy, entitled, selfish, and shallow? [applause] it is your standard of living that has imprisoned by the previous generations mistakes. good news,re however. the previous generation has left behind something else the hand of his problems. lots and lots of

infact, you see the steam bath out there with the humidity levels. again clouds rolling in tomorrow. won't be a bright sunny day. we'll see a little sun at times, but you'll notice through the overnight hours we pick up an area of rain off the shore and it's tough to isolate patches of stormy activity through the day, but we think that boundary will be sinking south ward. temperatures willrun in the low 80s the next few days, the difference is the humidity will start to drop late wednesday and combrooul start to feel some relief thursday, friday and even early saturday looks pretty nice. it will take a while for that dry to get in here. by the way, no big sforms in the tropics right now. tropical depression running aground so no big action for the moment. 66 tonight, patchy fog at daybreak possible. tomorrow83, developing thunderstorms in the afternoon. those shoulddiminish late tomorrow night and maybe some morning rain showers wednesday. that dry air should get in here late wednesday into thursday. that is going to be some nice tail end of spring w

tavis: this is an infact fromable issue given we live in a multieth nick america. i'm not asking you for the solution. how do we get to a solution? >> part of getting to a solution is taking to the streets. not necessarily in marching or not necessarily in wanting to throw people out but in making sure citizens who care about this stuff are active so we see people pay attention to the shiny political races, the president and senate and maybe congress. but if people take to the streets and get nfered about local government and city council and who it is in their state legislature. that makes an enormous difference and that is because although the court keeps pushing back and saying government has to treat people formally equally. it's just on the surface. governments aiming to do the right thing by the people and that takes people paying attention have a lot of tools they can use. they can recruit in minority neighbors. they can put adds out for contracts. university of texas has a 10% threshold. everybody graduates in the to be 10% gets into the u.t. system. not e

up crossing the bay bridge because of confusion nat: ambiance freeway sign tagging is nothing new, infact taggers have been bombing pretty much everything for decades like these directional signs telling you which freeway to take all these cost taxpayers money and are an eyesore nats: ambiance many times the taggers record their misdeeds and upload what they to do to social media sites you are looking at video i found on youtube of just such deeds where they are vandalizing various places vandialism of state property permission is a crime but they know this nats: ambiance i spoke on the phone with caltrans and they say the signs are treated with a coating that the tags can be removed so replacing the signs will not be required but they will have to shut down lanes on the freeway to so causing more inconvience to drivers nats: ambiance kron 4 news [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone. it's for value seekers. for spicy italian lovers. for veggie eaters. for meatball dreamers. for everyone who wants more of what they love. the new $4 lunch. a 6 inch sub and 21 ounce dr

she did, infact, contract that virus after eating townsend farms anti-oxidant frozen berries.ple are being told not to take medications they receive from those pharmacies, because they could be contaminated. always want to be very safe. the risk of the virus spreading to pharmacy customers is low. >>> closing the windows at school could be putting your kids at risk. scientists analyzed data on ventilation rates for more than 150 classrooms in the state including here in the bay area. the study shows students are about 3.5% less likely to get sick in classrooms that are well-ventilated. only about half of the classrooms met state ventilation standards. researchers say districts could gain $33 million a year in attendance and linked funding with better ventilation. the energy costs to make the improvement would be about $4 million a year. >>> crash found at the bottom of the ocean right now reigniting the battle overstate-wide ban on plastic bags. the santa cruz sentinel showing dangerous amounts of garbage lining the floor in the monterrey bay. examining 22 years worth of deep