academy today and attending the san francisco state university [ applause ] good evening my name is isreal (inaudible) and i just graduated from (inaudible) and i batnding (inaudible) [ applause ] >> good evening, my name is (inaudible) harrison and i go to balboa high and i will be attending clark university. >> i do go to george washington high school and i will be going to ccsf san francisco city college in the fall. >> and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> doctor... (inaudible) henry? >> we want to say on behalf of the board and the staff that you were generation about the comments with all of us but we want to thank you for the dedication to them. this is your legacy my friend and thank you very much. >>

academy today and attending the san francisco state university [ applause ] good evening my name is isreal (inaudible) and i just graduated from (inaudible) and i will be attending (inaudible) [ applause ] >> good evening, my name is (inaudible) harrison and i go to balboa high and i will be attending clark university. >> i do go to george washington high school and i will be going to ccsf san francisco city college in the fall. >> and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> doctor... (inaudible) henry? >> we want to say on behalf of the board and the staff that you were generation about the comments with all of us but we want to thank you for the dedication to them. this is your legacy my friend and thank you very much. >> >> all right. we will now move on to the united administrators of san francisco. >> good evening i'm richard (inaudible) the proud president of the united administrators of san francisco. president norton and commissioners and superintendent carranza, i am happy to announce that usf is here to present 9 scholarships four from uasf and actually five from uasf and we had a

although it's not an oil exporter they are surrounded by places like iraq, turkey, lebanon and isreal. >>> john, great to have you here with us. >> good evening. >> i don't get this. we've been hearing for awhile now these reports about the u.s. is getting close to energy independence. we have record oil supplies. you kind of expect a price break. why are prices going up? >> it's a hope for energy self-reliance and not independence. it's a global market. you string together the problems that you just related to us all, production problems, that is, within opec about 2 million barrels per day are offline, whether libya, some of the african countries and embargo on iran, it adds up to tipping the balance globely to a tighter market rather than over supply situation, even though we have record inventories we have here in the united states. >> they are pushing the price up beyond what it should be based on supply and demand out there. is that the case? >> i guess if there weren't riots in turkey or if there wasn't a potential problem in syria between the u.s. and russia as a approximate s

. >> it isreally shocking how little alcohol takes you to be consered junk. >> kenne is not much a drinker. it was clear she was feelingit. john: the detective gave her the brthalyzer test >> she was at a.043. >> am i drun >> no, anythinunder 805 is not underthe influence. joon: but she was feeling it leaves the buzz. >> buzzed driving is drunk drivg, don't o it. john: that kennedy did it, and she did prett well. watching her drivingyou would not know that she was impaired. so she drank more. >> that was more than i ever drink in my life. >> definitely impairment there. do you see her slain? john: this time she flunked the breathalyzer test, as ell as the walking the line test. and when she drove, she was a mess. >> okay, there is a tone. >> there's definity impairment there. definitely she wld be going to jail. >> you have sobered up. what have you lear? >> i earned that i felt more unk than actuallwas. after three drinks when i took e second breathalyze, i felt hammered. i would never have gotten in t car. i was shocked that i only blew that much. >> that you cod be different fr normal p