a bold move by an organization that has profited from these, maters and state school. it is a multimillion-dollar industry is on these campuses and on the other programs and academic missions. it's doubtful penn state is the only campus deemed the untouchable. the the -- it is no question that sentiment led to the action or inaction of everyone from the president to legendary coach joe paterno. in the end, but nearly everything has been lost for the team, it staff, and the alumni of this once proud institution.

the icing on the cake was meeting ashley, who is going to graduate from my alma mater in three years. class of 1998, class of 2015. that was special for me. i am happy to support the petition. commissioner wynns: i will not be supporting this chart to this evening. i have to say that i am disappointed in the recommendation from the staff, because it does not have any analysis of the high school enrollment projections. a few years ago, in another high school charger -- san francisco has a disproportionate number of high-school charters, compared to any other district in the country. we have had, i think, predatory high school development. our high schools have been doing quite well, particularly on a completely un-level playing field. a couple of times ago, when a high-school charterer came in front of us, i propose an amendment, saying that if the board voted to approve this charter, they would vote to close a comprehensive high school. as the school was built up, we knew the in a moment would go down. we ought to say that if you are for this, you are for closing commission or thurgoo

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a little cooler at the coast and day, only in the '70s in places like alma mater and oakland, low seventiesthere. and for you people who might want to hit stinson beach, 62 is your forecast cut by later on this afternoon, we are seeing a steady climb in the centers over the next several days. in the middle of this warming trend and we will see even warmer conditions by saturday, reaching the mid-90s and some inland areas, 60s along the coast and low seventies in the day and those 90's was the around through the early to middle part of next week. slightly cooler by wednesday's with your looking for a few things to do, in menlo park they have a big festival going on. senators and a low '80s. check that out. >> that is a good-looking forecast. >> it is, we have been talking about it for awhile and it is finally here. >> their ego, thank you. if you ever shopped for candy in the bay area you have probably pick up a box of see's candy but we don't fancy your chances of picking up a 7,000 lb. lollipop. is on display pat justin herman plaza, did will be a symbol of the factory in burlingame, the c

. >> rose: so someone young coming out of your alma mater today and your child's alma mater says i want to write, who do you say go write. >> that's all i say. >> rose: reall really, really? >> i say the more you can put yourself in a position to be forced to write every day, the better. some people do that by going to graduate school and getting msa's and having the parents pay a lot of money for them, other people like i did just got a job at a magazine and so, really, there is write and read i would say, there is no other -- there is no other recipe. >> rose: by the time you became editor of the lampoon was it set for you? >> pretty much. i had gone into college thinking i would be an academic like my older sister, but thin i, but then i realized this writing thing was what i was probably better at than i would ever be as a scholar, so, yeah,. >> rose: this is what you decided to include in the front of this book. in that dawn to be alive but to be young was heaven, oh time in which the forked by thing ways of custom, law and stature took at once the attraction of a country in romanc

unemployment are down and just because three of his campaign associates pleaded guilty to felonies mater says it doesn't mean he's -- the mayor says it doesn't mean he's guilty. >> i haven't been charged or convicted and i would urge people to allow this whole process to play out. >> but this poll shows that more than half of d.c. voters don't want to wait. 61% of the people polled say he's not honest and trustworthy and 63% say he's not running an ethical administration. >> a lot of their opinions i think have been colored by this investigation and this campaign issue and that's not unusual. i think that happens to a lot of people. >> problem is he's not a lot of people. he's the mayor. >> if you can't hire people with ethical standards that you can trust, then there's a fund meant problem with you as an administrator -- fundamental problem with you as an administrator. >> not only is that poll bad for mayor gray, apparently it's not helping the city. 74% of people say they think the scandal is not an isolated incident, it's a sign of bigger problems in d.c. government. >>> in a stateme

maggie, she'll be starting at stanford in the fall, jessica's alma mater, and the sisters have a brotherand another sister, cal. they can all do it. >> they like the pool. >> i'd like to be at that picnic. >> well, best of luck to them. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into juilliard. [ dad ] that's great! can we talk about wireless plans? now we can video-chat. and faster internet... [ female announcer ] with at&t u-verse, you can build a personalized bundle to fit your needs. even when they change. switch today. bundles including u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at 89 a month for 24 months. now get the same price for two years. plus get a total home dvr free for life. choose from a variety of u-verse tv packages that let you record four shows at once... and play them back in any room. and when you add our wireless receiver exclusively from at&t, you can move your tv where you want in your home. call today. triple-play bundles start at 89 a month. now get the same price for two years. plus get a total home dvr.

. >> reporter: others aren't so pleased giving mater the lowest grade. >> -- the mayor the lowest grade. >> f. >> i'm very frustrated. i've been in washington all my life. >> reporter: for joyce king it's all about the mayor's looks. >> i give him a b. he's got a nice smile. he means well. >> reporter: gray.dc.gov is a fairly new program only in place for several weeks now, but the mayor hopes this new service will incorporate all d.c. agencies in the future. in the newsroom matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> a car goes careening into a river in new jersey. it's caught on tape. we've got the video ahead. >> and a little girl using a lemonade stand to raise money to go to church camp is hit by thieves, how they got way with hundreds of dollars worth of stuff. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finlan

year of six presidents and bernadette meyler a professor at cornell law school, which is hughes' alma mater. we'll jump into the election. set the stage for us. 1916, woodrow wilson wants to be re-elects, europe is at war. frame what was going on in the country and in the presidential campaign. >> well, woodrow wilson said when he ran it would be a tragedy if his administration was framed by foreign policy or defined by that and turns out to be just that. america which starts his term focusing on the progressive era, the income tax lowering the tariffs, the federal reserve system changes after 1914. with the beginnings of war in europe, america is fighting to stay out but there is a question of preparedness for the war, are we prepared in case anything happens? are we being tough? are we being too weak. secretary of state brian resigns from wilson's cabinet because he thinks we're being too tough. so it's real will a question of war and peace in europe, war and peace in mexico. aside from all of the domestic issues. but war overshadows everything. >> and charles evans hughes serving on the

like a lot of people associate with their alma mater more than any other organization. just interested to get more of your thoughts on education. >> okay. well, education. a couple things. number one, my thoughts that i expressed here are sort of few things that i -- a book that i wrote called "hard america soft america" published in 2005. hard america is portions of life where you have competition, and soft america is where you don't. one of my basic thesis is most americans age 6 to 18 lived in soft america. progressive public schools and then from 1830 lived in hard america in places like the citadel and selective colleges of all kinds and the military and private sector endeavors in various ways. that -- why do we have incompetent 18-year-olds and competent 30-year-olds. we have the most competent 30 year olds in the world. we don't have the most competent 18-year-olds or so i was asserting. so i was trying to answer that. there's an exception to that period after sputnik. i was a beneficiary of this. we suddenly decided that we've got to have advanced placement cou

bold move by an organization that has promoted and profited from our country"s adoration of its alma maters and state schools. college football is a multimillion-dollar industry on large college campuses. it funds other athletic programs and even academic missions, and it's doubtful that penn state is the only campus where football was deemed untouchable. there's no question that that sentiment led to the actions -- or, in this case, the inaction of everyone from the penn state president to legendary coach joe paterno. in the end, nothing was protected, and nearly everything has been lost for the students, staff, and even alumna of this once-proud institution.

most serious charge that he faces is that of aiding the enemy which carries a death sentence chase mater the author of the passion of bradley manning says washington's a reaction to the leaks are severely overblown. they want to make a big example of him i think it's an artificial crisis. each new wave of leaks has been greeted with hysteria and sky is falling rhetoric of armageddon and none of these dire predictions have come to come to pass or anything remotely like it frankly we need to know what our government is doing there's nothing very radical about that sentiment it's used to be a central part of the american political discourse that you should know what your government is doing the obama administration did promise to be the whistleblowers best friend and instead they have prosecuted more whistleblowers than all previous administrations combined under the espionage act i don't think whistleblowers are ever going to stop this long as there is injustice and wrongdoing in government there will always be people who had great personal risk in a great personal sacrifice will tell the

miles from her home to get proper treatment she believes there is no hope for her address back at the mater soon the stores are expansive we have come from so far so there are times we don't have money to burn it. but now there might be a chance in a revolutionary move india's patent office has decided that they are a german pharmaceutical powerhouse would lose its exclusive rights to manufacture a life saving cancer pill that i use was exorbitantly high. you do manufactured from abroad and sent here on the holder but. now a compulsory license would be given to a local indian pharmaceutical manufacturer that could make the exact same drug buy cheaper all of. a number of medicine and we're going to know the good news but. the price it's all possible because of the revised trade and international property rights agreement passed by the world trade organization known as trips to trips agreements focus is to provide medication to all people in developing countries that means the global pharmaceutical companies are required to sell a life altering medication at a reasonably affordable price to p

it will ultimately help the surgeons to drill through and reach the tumor and sparing vital brain mater>> they made an image of the head and explored the different ways they can travel through the brain and decided the best place to enter the brain would be at this location. >> reporter: they provide updated images through the brain and into the tumor. >> it's a tumor, you see the area. away have given an mri contrast agent to highlighted the area. >> once in place, they will use a new technique to slowly force the liquid under pressure. >> this is the first to have this particular virus. >> with the cannulis in place, they watch the images as pressure builds a contrast should produce a white dot as it enters the tumor. >> yes, there it is. bingo. >> we've demonstrated the ability to conduct this therapeutic virus into the patient's brain tumor for the next three hours we're going to watch that delivery unfold. >> reporter: for john the operating room success he'll have far better odds to contain the tumor with second stage of drug therapy giving him to pursue his goals as he fights the

good news for a lot of folks and for my alma mater. shameless plug, i know.he festival opens at 11:00 this rning. this year's event features thousands of panels from the aids memorial quilt. this is the first time that the quilt has been on display at the national mall since 1996. a beautiful story. >> very subtle slip in there. >> i have to. my broncs are in town. go broncs. >> what's the weather looking for? >> my good texans and floridians, you like it hot and steamy. you're perfectly happy. >> we're not happy. we're used to it. >> is there relief? good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> good morning. >> go ahead. >> i just -- good morning. that's all. >> i was going to mention that clean-up is still continuing and we're looking

monday, mater could barely walk because of all the reporters and cameras. tom sherwood has the report. >> reporter: monday, the mayor opened the international aids conference with protesters inches away from him and reporters asking about aids and the campaign scandal swirling around gray made it nearly impossible for the mayor to walk. >> back up some, please. yant can't even breathe. >> reporter: now those media scrums this one on the escalator monday, have police chief kathy lanier's office asking that the mayor's security team create more space around him. after a tuesday news conference promoting the website where citizens can grade city services like public works and the dmv, the mayor quickly left rather than hanging around to informally chat with reporters. the official reason from press secretary pedro rib bare yo was he is busy. >> left pretty quickly. >> he has a city to run. i'm not sure if you're aware of that. >> reporter: mayor's office confirmed the police chief was concern about the mayor's ability to travel unimpeded but says there is no a

quarterback for penn state then after an unsuccessful attempt at pro ball, he returned to his alma mater in 2002 pursue a career in coaching. at the time of the shower instant, he was a graduate assistant, then he became an assistant and then was hired to coach the receivers. in 2005, paterno could have invited someone se to return to the wide receiver coaching position, kenny jackson. he was the school's first all-american wietd receiver. he played pro bowl as a wide receiver and then he coached wide receivers at penn state and for the pittsburgh steelers. he was available at the time that mcqueary was hired. why in 2005 didn't joe paterno ask the 42-year-old former all-american receiver to return to penn state instead of hiring a 29-year-old former college quarterback with very limited coaching experience? maybe because mcqueary's resume included one thing jackson was lacking, a report to paterno about what he had seen in the showers in 2001. that's "hardball" for now "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >> welcome to "the ed show" from new york. the supreme court has done t

and after that, new jersey mayor cory booker delivers his alma -- commencement speech at his alma matersf president obama and ohio. he is kicking up a two this day bus tour. in 45 minutes, a look at the potential cost of medicaid to states and the federal government. the former congressional budget office director and president of the american action form is our guest. at 8:30 eastern, we will talk about the new book of christopher hayes. it explores the idea that the current economic crisis is limited to cultural inequality. at 9:00 to

outstanding, some folks in my alma mater here. so we want to treat everybody fairly, and we want to make sure the economy treats everybody fairly. i'm going to be fighting for that as long as i'm president of the united states. all right. this gentleman right here. does anybody have a mike over there? right behind you. very good. i'm impressed. >> mr. president, i'm jim o'reil o'reilly, ten years as an elected city official has shown me a real change in what the republican party has been doing to us. they have taken away our power to protect our natural resources, water and air. from the strength of the oil and gas drillers doing fracking here in ohio. i support what lisa jackson and epa are doing, is there more the administration can do to protect us from the adverse effects of drilling for natural gas. >> good. that's a great question and an important question. couple of things i want everybody to know. first of all, if you hear anybody say that somehow we are impeding the development of our energy resources in this nation, i wa

quarterback for penn state then after an unsuccessful attempt at pro ball, he returned to his alma matere a career in coaching. at the time of the shower instant, he was a graduate assistant, then he became an assistant and then was hired to coach the receivers. in 2005, paterno could have invited someone else to return to the wide receiver coaching position, kenny jackson. he was the school's first all-american wietd receiver. he played pro bowl as a wide receiver and then he coached wide receivers at penn state and for the pittsburgh steelers. he was available at the time that mcqueary was hired. why in 2005 didn't joe paterno ask the 42-year-old former all-american receiver to return to penn state instead of hiring a 9-

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. >> yesterday 12 top universities including duke and krystal's alma mater uva joined up to offer freet courses online so that anyone in the world can essentially audit more than 100 introductory classes but not for credit. so my question first to kevin and maybe we can bat this around the table, which matters more in today's job environment, getting the credits or earning the knowledge? so if i took 100 classes, but don't have any credits to show for it, am i still marketable? >> frankly, the credits matter more. you can always go to the library. people learn things throughout their lives but you need proof of that knowledge in order to access certain kinds of jobs. i think it's a great thing with the university of virginia and duke and stanford and princeton and all these colleges are doing to put these free clas out there in the long run, i think we need to find a way so that the people who take those classes and succeed in them can then find some way of demonstrating their none in a way that is acceptable to employers and other colleges. >> yeah, i mean with all due respect to kevi

mater wants to ban the sai salef large containers of sugary drinks.overnment has no right to tell them what to eat or drink. >>> coming up, your last call. when we turn down the lights, donald trump, already a business tie con and tv -- tycoon and tv star, but now he has a new title. start guessing. that's next. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion doars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. according to ford, the works fuel saver package could literally pay for itself. jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, sa

day sermon at the austin presbyterian seminary, his alma mater. what i would like to say most of all is that beyond the accolades he got on the outside, he was an outstanding human being, an outstanding minister, an outstanding civic leader. someone who continues to serve his community even during his time of illness. you never noted a lack of cheerfulness of reverend lightfoot. in the early stages of his illness, i had the opportunity to visit him at home and again what a cheerful believing person who loved america and served america in his capacity. and that was as a faith leader who believed in all persons, reached beyond his doors, helped build a beautiful new sanctuary on that same street, homestead. did not move. continued to serve the community, and was known as a light unto all. my sympathies to his wife and his beautiful children and his eight grandchildren, and being the great grandfather as well. the diversity of his training has led him to be that light, that service, that special person. i believe it is appropriate to pay tribute to p

stephen -- stephen leath friend my alma mater, iowa state university. he took the reins where he spent many years as a faculty member, research program later in high-level administrative with university of north carolina system in the carolina state university. he currently serves on the iowa stand advisory council is a member of the greater des moines committee capital crossers implementation committee. i know the entire isu community is excited about dr. leath's arrival of shows gross signs for great things for isu in the state of iowa. since he spent so much of his life in north carolina but yield to my good friend senator from north carolina for purposes of recognition. >> mr. chairman, thank you. it's tough when you take the chairman's witness and asked to recognize him introduce him, but let me say to my colleague, steve leath has a remarkable record within the north carolina university system. not only has he served in numerous capacities in his field of agriculture. steve led an effort by the university system in the public private hardship to c