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it can provide a new college experience for them. >> we need more funding for schools on all levels. >> of like for president obama to push for more ethnic studies so people can learn about themselves and learn the role that they are destined to play in the role they played for many years >> universal health care. >> allow use more job opportunities, especially youth that have criminal records. basically the same thing, it can cost 120,000 for a incarcerated youth and about zero hundred and 20,000 to employ 25 years. i think more youth jobs. >> i am all for currency, you know what they are. unless a budget cuts. >> i would like more access to resources for students so that they can get the resources they need. >> if president obama walked through the door today, my advice to him would be about the juvenile justice system had out i feel that it should be more restorative. i heard in the past five years, $20 billion taken out of budget cuts. 22 prisons or juvenile facilities -- that is not right. vinny's to be more alternatives, not just going straight to jail. they can clean up the gr

so i have to look forward to starting with internship. >> reporter: nothing but smiles for this new college graduate. with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> going to make some money. >> reporter: now she is making money as a receptionist, but eger eager to put her speech pathology degree to use. >> have you found something that compliments your degree? >> not yet. >> how has the search been. >> it's tough. >> she has a lot of company among fellow grad whats who are -- marching into one of the worst job marks in years. nationwide, 90% of students who graduated in 2006 and 2007 had found a job by this spring. but among graduates last year, only 56% had found work. >> it was tough, but you always have to keep a look out for things. that's the best way to do it. nothing is going fall in your lap. >> continues to be a really challenging year. i don't see it changing. you have to be able to differentiate yourself from others in the marketplace. >> reporter: many of these young men and women will go on to graduate school, which could increase their student loan debts by tens of thous

. >> reporter: nothing but smiles for new college graduate ginger, with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> want to make some money. >> reporter: for now she is working as a receptioness, but eager to put her speech path ol' degree to worse years have you found a job that complimentz your degree? >> notey. >> how has the seven ban? >> it's tough. but i'm hoping i'll get somewhere. >> reporter: general -- ginger has company among graduates. nationwide 90% of students students who grade it in 2006 to 2007 had found a job by this spring but among graduates last year only 56% had found work. >> it was tough you always have to keep a look out for things. nothing is going to fall in your lap. >> i think it's continues to be a challenging year. i don't see it changing. the key is you have to differentiate yourself. >> reporter: many of these students will go on to graduate school which could increase their student loan debts hundreds of thousands of dollars and they're hoping it will be an investment that will pay off in the long run. >> alan: a's for bay area businesses thanks t

i'm a distinguished lecture at new york city university college in new york. that's not too bad from it coal miner's son. i'm doing pretty good. so when i dashed i don't mean i don't do with racism. they follow me around when i'm shopping. they profile me when i'm on the highways. but for me it's an inconvenience. we are now the privileged class in the black community. i'm clear. we are not at the same level of the counterpart but we doing relatively well off. but on the other hand, i use the term the dark ghettos. the urban communities, inner-city areas, all across this country. are catching more help than ever before. it is open warfare. gunfire, crime, violence. we all admit. we all talk about. but we are not doing a hell of a lot about it in terms of really moving it for because we have a sense of inertia. we don't know what to do about but i'm here to tell you that it ain't the only part, i will talk about that in a minute, but one of the most fundamental pillars of what we see going on in our community, this combustible cauldron of genocide and death is

proud graduate -- i am a proud graduate of san francisco state university and a proud graduate of new college law school and i am working as a security guard. it's just the economics of the time here in the city. i don't complain, and is happy i've got a job. this is the first commission i've ever tried to apply for. i believe it is a commission that should be largely non- political. i believe we should have people who are highly educated like the good professor there. he obviously knows his stuff. i know my stuff to. i did learn under the great constitutional lot attorney -- we need people -- i forgot her name, but she was talking about being ignored. there are a lot of people in san francisco being largely ignored, being steamrolled. a lot of natives. commissions like this need educated people and we need laypeople who have absolutely no political ambitions, but have moral values of civic duty. i'm not part of any non-profit agency, not part of any union, and not part of any thing. i just want to be here to make sure there is a fair and just process, using my education and background and my

capital does seek investment banking business with for-profit colleges. the new regulations require that for-profit schools pass one of three tests to stay in the federal student loan program: 35% of former students are repaying their loans, or a typical graduate's annual student loan payment is less than 30% of discretionary income or 12% of total earnings. but the new rule gives colleges four years to pass the so-called "gainful employment" test, and critics like david halperin say the industry now has more time to fleece students. >> it's a rule that is not as strong... nearly as strong as it should be for protecting america's students and america's taxpayers, but it's a step in the right direction. >> reporter: harris miller disagrees. he represents for-profit colleges in washington and says industry leaders will meet this weekend to consider whether to try to block the new regulations in court or by lobbying congress. >> if it does impact hundreds of thousands of students and it will deny them access to higher education-- and i do mean deny, because these ar

york so what do people in new york city think about the cost of college and whether it's actually worth it or harkness of the resident decided to pose that question to some new yorkers take a look what she found. with today's tough job market is it worth spending hundreds of thousands of dollars for college education this week let's talk about that how much does college cost in poland and college for free. any this day it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars . leaves a problem. and and young people from all over the world of bought off on it and it needs to stop now i'm not going to say that the government needs to pay for it but i think young people need to wake up and look around them and say you know it's not an accident that bill gates was so self-taught maybe if kids took two or three years before they went to school and had a little life experience and then had some purpose to their study might make more sense. but it's only worth hundreds of thousands of dollars even at that point i don't think so i live on one year of accounting i took a undergraduate. i very millions of

international and in the coming weeks the agency will hire new employees to replace those who have been let go. >>> coming up next at 5:00, college grads are being met with encouraging news on the job front this year. we'll have a live report from the graduation today at santa clara university coming up. >>> plus -- >> i'm thinking i don't want to be at work today. i hate my boss, my company. people naturally are drawn to express how they feel. >> speaking of college students and jobs, it seems more workplaces allow social networking on the clock. but that's even more reason to think before you type. we'll have atatus update coming up. swipe your card please. excuse me...? this belongs to you... o...um...thank you. excuse me... this is yours... thank you! you're welcome. with chase freedom, you get cash back on what you buy everyday. this is yours! thank you! that's 5% cash back in bonus categories every three months. and an unlimited 1% everywhere else. activate your 5% cash back today at chase.com/freedom, or at your local chase branch. >>> for most college students, graduation is not only a time to celebrate but also a time to

. >>> nothing but smiles for new college graduation jinger sison with the dollar bill ornaments draped over her gown. she's now a receptionist but eager to put her speech pathology degree to good use. >> have you found a job that you just got a job in? >> not yet. >> how has that search been? >> it's tough but i'm hoping i will get somewhere. >> she has a lot of company that are marching into one of the worst job markets in years. nationwide 90% of students who graduated in 2006 and 2007 had found a job by this spring, according to a rutgers university survey. but among graduates last year only 56% had found work. >> it was tough, but you always have to keep a lookout for things. that's the best way to do it. nothing is going to fall in your lap. >> i think it continues to be a challenging year. i don't see it changing. the key is you have to be able to differentiate yourself from others that are in the marketplace. >> many of these young men and women will go on to graduate school which could increase their student loan debt by tens of thousands of dollars. they are hoping that this w

. >>> nothing but smiles for new college graduation jinger sison with the dollar bill ornaments draped over her gown. she's now a receptionist but eager to put her speech pathology degree to good use. >> have you found a job that you just got a job in? >> not yet. >> how has that search been? >> it's tough but i'm hoping i will get somewhere. >> she has a lot of company that are marching into one of the worst job markets in years. nationwide 90% of students who graduated in 2006 and 2007 had found a job by this spring, according to a rutgers university survey. but among graduates last year only 56% had found work. >> it was tough, but you always have to keep a lookout for things. that's the best way to do it. nothing is going to fall in your lap. >> i think it continues to be a challenging year. i don't see it changing. the key is you have to be able to differentiate yourself from others that are in the marketplace. >> many of these young men and women will go on to graduate school which could increase their student loan debt by tens of thousands of dollars. they are hoping that this w

it's this -- it looks like the most beautiful, brand new college campus up in northern california, andhe ceo was explaining to me like, "oh, we just want people to work and never, ever leave. so we have everything here." there was like food everywhere. free food everywhere. bikes. you can ride bikes. you could play beach volleyball. they have a band every single afternoon come and play. and -- i think this would be the most awesome place -- >> jimmy: i love this. >> if i worked there, i would be like -- they would be like, "um, we're noticing that you're only playing beach volleyball." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "you're not doing your job at all." >> i said that. "do you ever have anyone who's just like going for a swim?" he's like, "no, we have very elaborate ways of measuring people's productivity." i was like, "oh. google." >> jimmy: serious. >> google. >> jimmy: mm google, yes. [ laughter ] >> it's pretty rad. >> jimmy: "30 rock," season finale. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tonight. >> it was tonight. >> jimmy: yeah. >> how did it go? >> jimmy: -- enjoy it. [ laughter ] we don't know. hope every

two more points network network network and for new college grads, you've got to get a job if you are in the work place you are developing skills if not you are getting stale. >> in terms of college grads i see companies they offer internships paid or unpaid. a lot of these guys and gals are facing the prospect of workers, companies saying we don't pay you full time we don't offer you full time jobs, part-time or internship basically work for nothing. >> you've got to be in the game don't set standards i know a young man who had a degree in business wanted to be a cpa couldn't get a job went to work at a parking garage, studied for cpa exam you got to get your hand on the first rung if it is on, unpaid job, you are developing transferable skills you can tell the story of the skills you developed don't be picky. lesson five. >> don't be picky get out there work it don't be picky. >> private sector. >> yeah. >>> the public sector is not going to solve this problem it doesn't have money companies like gap, chevron need to partner with nonprofits, go to our website put a link up to our we

and more bad news for college football's biggest programs. you're on "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. and here's some top stories making news this morning. one of president obama's top economic advisers, austan goolsbee, chairman of the white house council of economic advisers said yesterday he will leave his post this summer to return to teaching. goolsbee's departure comes as president obama faces growing criticism over the nation's economy. a new "washington post" abc news pool says 6 in 10 have gotten back on track. the president's approval rating now stands at 47%. >>> according to the associated press, the u.s. is scrambling to arrange a power transfer in yemen while the president is in saudi arabia for medical treatment. officials for the yemeni preside

americans say college is not worth the price but with a widening workforce of untrained and educated many wonder what the u.s. economy will eventually be worth during up or deny an artsy new york so is going to college a worthwhile investment i mean decades ago a college education virtually guaranteed people a place in america's middle class today college education is big business prices for everything from books situation are soaring and many grads continue to remain unemployed in the twenty first century economy that's essentially imploding on all sides so is college worth it or is it just a high priced scam join me now for more from creation washington as michael snyder the founder of comic books dot com michael it's great to have you back here i know you had a interesting little piece that listed some of the more dire statistics on the merits or lack thereof in a college education what's your take is it a scam or is it a worthwhile investment. well it's true the college education in this country has dramatically changed today at many of the top universities. it cost forty four thousand dollars a year just for a tradition that doesn't even count room and board or books

i didn't know about our new joint city and city college select committee. i don't know what the process of creating a new committee. if you would address that and also the additional subcommittee for the p.u.c. oversight committee. i know that you continue to add on various new responsibilities as time goes on but do we ever look at also looking at or terminating other -- other -- other sorts of responsibilities -- >> so to answer your question, yes. in the legislative popper so to speak, there is a request to initiate a new joint city and community college standing or special select committee. it has yet to come to the board of supervisors for consideration and approval. but should that gain its approval, of course, the board -- the clerk's office would staff that. and there are -- they're specific to how we treat standing and committees every year the clerk's office performs something called the medi act where we reach out to every single boarder committee and we decide whether or not they've met in the last six months and if they met quorum. we have recen

. >>> president obama is promoting a new job training initiative today for 500,000 community college students. he spoke about the need to train new workers at a community college in virginia this morning. he said the company is recovering from a painful recession and the growth of the economy demends on -- depends on preparing workers for these jobs. >> we're gonna make it possible for 500,000 community college students to get industry- accepted credentials for manufacturing jobs for companies across america are looking to fill. >> white house officials say the $2 billion program called skills for america's future will be backed by the manufacturers. >>> just over an hour ago, we learned a 17-year-old accused of killing an infant boy will be charged as an adult. the suspect seen here in the block hoodie was arrested. the 16-year-old was hasted but he's not been charged in the -- arrested but he's not been charged in the death. the 17-year-old will be arraigned today and we'll be there to cover it. the infant was shot while his family was driving home from a baby shower around 1:00 a.m

this is such a great opportunity to see the new faces that will becoming to city college from the school district. we want to welcome all of you. this is yet another way for us to talk about success and the opportunities we have had in the mayor's office to collaborate with the school district and city college and make sure we are sending more of our kids on to college. in the education adviser and president of the board of education. -- i am the education adviser. it is always my pleasure to be your to make these sorts of announcements because more and more, we realize we cannot do so much of our work without partners. this is a big thank you to microsoft for investing in our kids. before i start, i want to work knowledge a couple of people. our director of san francisco education and a wonderful partner. kimberly is here with her team. marie from the school district, and laurie, who heads our bridge to success program. these are folks that are making all of this happened. thank you for being here. i would like to welcome our host and chancellor from city college to welcome you and open

creeping back up to over nine percent in may at its lowest for eight months and that's bad news for those completing college this summer that is more important than our reports on the graduates to fork out for their future but face getting very little back for their investment. america is home to the world's most expensive and prestigious universities yet paying for them has created a nation where the majority sign on to lifetime payments of loans are probably of like sixty thousand dollars student. over like nine hundred thousand easy. yet i make you nervous yes terrified every american graduate is launching into a dwindling job market saddled with at least twenty four thousand dollars in student debt that really led to a great job or start a great company are going to be seriously in the hole according to the economic policy institute the us economy currently has one job for every five applicants meanwhile business for bankruptcy attorney ninety littman is surging half of his clients are unemployed degree holders drowning in debt anyone going to college essentially is gambling once again from an investor'

news. >>> the college football player and bay area native arrested in sfo after wearing saggy pants on a u.s. air flight apologized and said he's embarrassed. u.s. new mexico university deshawn marmon was arrested for battery of a police officer after refusing to get off the plane. he claims the flight crew kept harassing him after he pulled up his pants and said it was never his intention to interrupt the plate. he also said in a statement he's embarrassed -- the flight. he also said in a statement he's embarrassed and said the negative attention is not representative of himself or the new mexico football program. >>> police say they arrested 44- year-old joseph dowd and 36- year-old jeannette azayan tuesday after conducting surveillance on their car. the thefts were reported on back in march when we aired this surveillance footage of a suspect running through a closed gate. >>> a man arrested in fairfax for taking lewd pictures of women has pleaded guilty. 26-year-old nicholas springer of san rafael faces 20 days in jail. he pleaded guilty to a loitering charge. springer was picked up a

he has released two albums to critical acclaim, taught at brooklyn college, new york university, the school in columbia university, and is now touring lyrics for lockdown. one of those is sponsored by the naacp. i learned that he is beginning rehearsals for the remakes of "the wiz." let's welcome him. [applause] our moderator for this afternoon, world renowned anti- racist, multicultural educator. [applause] yes. as many of you in the audience know, she is an accomplished front line teacher. a teacher, educators, researchers, writers, consultant, speaker. she is like a mother, auntie, big sister, all in one, for me. she has taught in canada, the caribbean, and the u.s. and has been involved in the development of teachers for two decades. she consults on anti-racist inclusion very and equitable education. she assists school districts and schools to continually restructure themselves for equitable outcomes for all students. the initiative put that puts race -- she designed the initiative that puts race on the table. she is the virtual scholar for teaching for change. she is the author

news. >>> the college football player and bay area native arrested in sfo after wearing saggy pants on a u.s. air flight apologized and said he's embarrassed. u.s. new mexico university deshawn marmon was arrested for battery of a police officer after refusing to get off the plane. he claims the flight crew kept harassing him after he pulled up his pants and said it was never his intention to interrupt the plate. he also said in a statement he's embarrassed -- the flight. he also said in a statement he's embarrassed and said the negative attention is not representative of himself or the new mexico football program. >>> police say they arrested 44- year-old joseph dowd and 36- year-old jeannette azayan tuesday after conducting surveillance on their car. the thefts were reported on back in march when we aired this surveillance footage of a suspect running through a closed gate. >>> a man arrested in fairfax for taking lewd pictures of women has pleaded guilty. 26-year-old nicholas springer of san rafael faces 20 days in jail. he pleaded guilty to a loitering charge. springer was picked up a

here at sfo yesterday after speaking at his friend's funeral trying to get back to new mexico where he is going to college and that is when all -- this action broke loose here on an airplane at sfo because he had baggy pants on. you know the baggy pants, you have seen the style. a lot of young men are wearing it where your underwear is basically exposed. and so he ended up not complying with stewardess's orders and got kicked off the plane and was arrested. i'm here with the police sergeant here at the airport, mike rodriguez. thanks for joining us. tell us exactly what happened. >> well, you had most of that

. >> just as it looks like the economy is wobbling again, a new ground of college graduates hit the job market. the look at their pros tects and the challenge -- prospects and the challenges they are facing. >>> pandora set the price range of stocks at $10 to $12. the ipo could raise as much as $176 million for the company. it reflects the move from investors for new internet companies. >>> continuing coverage for the two fallen firefighters. thousands of people from the bay area and beyond came together to bid a final farewell to the men killed in the line of duty. ktvu broadcast the service with anthony valerio and vincent perez from south dakota mary's -- from st. mary's cathedral. [ bag pipes playing ] >> reporter: san francisco is truly a family. [ bag pipes continue to play ] >> and today our family mourns the loss of two of its own. [ singing ] [ singing ava maria ] >> we have lost two friends, uncles, and publicker is vents -- public servants. >> tony was an urban chicken farmer. [ laughter ] >> the strongest feeling i had after hearing what happened and i couldn't shake it, i w

the san francisco unified school district, the sanford cisco education fund to help provide new tools for college-bound students -- the san francisco education fund. today, we are donating $5,000 of software and $15,000 in cash that will be used to purchase these fantastic laptops you see so the students that will be attending and are enrolled in the bridge to success program for the summer. [applause] destination really demonstrates microsoft's-ticket -- dedication to focusing on allowing use this to improving your learning outcomes through the effective use of technology in your learning and also to gain access to all that dynamic digital information that is truly essential for you to be successful in your careers and be a lifelong learner. with that, we would like to make sure that we continue to partner and use this partnership as a role model to further this kind of partnership to enable all education community members to have access to 21st century skills and technology that will enable you to be successful in your college and future careers, so thank you very much. [applause] >> i would li

. >> ...are some for-profit colleges exploiting a generous new gi bill? >> there's so much money at stake that they have hired substantial numbers of recruiters to go after these vets. >> these people are putting their lives on the line. they shouldn't be treated like this. >> these two stories on this special edition of frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. and by reva & david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. additional funding for this program and for frontline's expanded broadcast season is provided by the bill and melinda gates

and the nation's 14 million unemployed are getting new competition-- millions of new high school and college graduates. is the weakness in the labor market temporary or a more serious problem that deserves government action? erika miller reports. >> reporter: they are smiling now, but that could change. millions of college seniors are graduating into a job market dramatically different from when they enrolled. at 9.1%, the nation's unemployment rate is almost double what is was four years ago, and economist bruce kasmin thinks the u.s. labor market could take years to heal. >> the fact that we are not getting enough demand to actually get the labor market kicking into gear here means it's more likely we will have structural high unemployment, and i think is a legitimate thing to be worried about in this economy. >> reporter: it's hard for many to believe that, two years after the great recession ended, there's still no labor market recovery. economists say 125,000 jobs would have to be added every month just to keep up with population growth. though today's data is disappointing, economist j