the fancy gym, the new dorms, and they are making their decision based on that. and so, you know, i think we need a colleges and universities to stop competing on attracting students to those dimensioned and start competing on basic education, and rates of learning. >> no kidding, academic performance will go a long way. i think people, respond to the demands you make, if you don't make a lot of demands academically you will not get a lot of performance, i think that is happening? >> i think you are right, compare hours studying in u.s. typical 4 year soo student to countries in europe there is only one in under that average college student slud -- studiess than u.s., and yet the education is twice cost here. >> your number 45% of students after 4 year education, two years in workforce, they still don't have any performance, they are not doing what they should when it comes to functioning in the workplace. >> well, again we assess the students before college, at end of college, students that scored in top quintile were 3 times less likely to be unemployed two yea

it's come to dude look at this new poster from my dorm to look at my new porsche. i posted last night that i'm working on slightly becoming a vegan and that i've lost some weight and i'm feeling really good. for all the great job great job, it was littered with, well you're not going to get enough protein. there are people who like to be miserable, now they have this wonderful outlet to be miserable to everyone. at the end of the day it is a useful tool but it is a process. and if the process of connecting with someone becomes more about the act of connecting than about going out and doing something then you have a problem. if it's more about when it was just about hey do you want to meet flit and have dinner, if you want to meet and have dinner is the act, but if the act is let's get on facebook and talk about our day that diminishes the experience. but there are studies that have shown if you're out with a friend and you're posting pictures of you and him or you and her, the friend that you're out with actually feels less than. this is supposed to be our time. >>

it's essentially come from dude, look at this new poster to my dorm to look at my new car.the more people you connect with, i posted last night that i'm working on slightly becoming a vegan and that i've lost weight and feel good. for all the great job, great job, it's you're not going to get enough protein. there are people who like to be miserable and have this wonderful outlet. it comes down it's a very useful tool, but it is a process. if the process of connecting with someone becomes more about the act of connecting than going out and doing something, you have a problem. when it was just about hey, do you want to meet tonight and have dinner that kind you had dinner and that was the act, great. but if the act has become hey, let's get on facebook and talk about our day back and forth, that diminishes it. if you're out with a friend and posting picture of you and him or you and her to all your other friends, the friend your out with feels less than. it's like this is supposed to be our time. >> another interesting thing found in the study was that people actually felt b

flood waters around the campus of the university of colorado flooding buildings, dorms and a parking garage. >>> breaking news, the u.s. consulate in afghanistan was just attacked. and tonight the taliban is claiming responsibility. two security guards and five of the attackers were killed. no americans were hurt. the attack comes a day after the anniversary of 9/11 and a year and a-1/2 after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. >>> american and diplomats are working on a plan for syria to turn over its weapons. secretary of state john kerry and russia's foreign minister met in wilt certify land to talk about the plan. syria says it will be more than a month before it discloses information on the chemical weapons and only if the u.s. stops threatening the military action. kerry made it clear it's not on their terms. >> expectations are high. theyare high to the united states, perhaps even more so for russia to deliver on the promise of this moment. this is not a game. the words of the syrian regime in our judgment are simply not enough. >> president obama still wants the threat of a u.s. military

dorm late monday night. >> the governor is getting new calls this morning to fill five vacant seats on the board of regents of u.c. with 18 regents appointed by the governor. a spokesman for brown says he has focused on getting the best candidates possible. several admit it is rare to have so many empty and others think he could be waiting for the former homeland security napolitano assumes her new post. >> in the south bay, san jose is working on a plan to put more officers back on the street. the city has losing police officers at 100 a year for three years after pay and benefit cuts. now there is a $50 million proposal to fill vacancies, restore wages by ten percent, and add 141 new officers. the mayor thinks the city can fine $30 million but may have to impose a new sales tax to meet the shortfall. >> one of the ways to generate revenue to allow services and the pay cuts. it is important whether the public will support it, that is the big question. >> not everyone is in favor of the idea. there are other priorities such as roads and keeping libraries and parks open. the believes association stung by pe

let's take a look at some of our other world news now first to nigeria where some fifty students were massacred while sleeping in their dorms when militants assaulted their college in a rural area of the country witnesses say the attackers one room to room gunning down young men and those trying to flee the terror group boko haram is believed to be behind this atrocity and comes just a week after the kenyan shopping mall attack on islamic slaughtered at least sixty eight the founder of the viewpoint africa website told us deep social problems have led to a surge of violence on the continent all these groups are all joined together but i'll shut babin somalia or why the and. in mali or the we're joined across west africa these jihadi cells are all on the blueprints on the organizational chart the west has already declared terrorism leads to islam is in islam is in links to fundamentalism and ultimately muslims when you're dealing with an ideology when you're dealing with of mind states and in the case all these groups they believe they can do no wrong because as far as their. from god so choose not to extent it becomes very

. >> after the honor dorm was developed, i was reluctant. this was a concept completely new to all of us. i put in an application, got involved before i started doing janitorial work or whatever was needed of me originally. i went from there to taking on a leadership role, currently teaching classes. >> each inmate in honor dorm has a job. ray everidge is serving life for theft. his job is dorm security. >> my job consists of monitoring the dorm. i walk down each aisle and check for what they call uniformity. uniformity is where you check to make sure all the beds are properly clothed and make sure all their living area is in order. >> in general population, correctional officers can write up inmates for infractions. >> thank you. >> but here in the honor dorm, fellow inmates police the hallways. >> if you see anyone violating, you give them a warning, tell them to stop doing it. if you see a direct violation, it's your option to give them a direct write-up. if you get a write-up, you go before a panel. and if you lose so many points, you get removed from the dorm. >> i love

. >> but, today, now housed in a women's dorm -- >> hi, how y'all doing? >> lohden says she has a newective. >> i'm just lovely today. this is a transformation. >> how did that happen? >> oh, well, i took some time and some thoughts and processed. i figured that wasn't the place for me to be. i've got the gift of gab. i'd rather be in an environment where i'm involved with the population instead of isolated. as long as we get everything clean, we'll get through. our tv is not on yet until we mop. mop, all that good stuff, scrub down our showers, get our sinks -- see how those things are pearly? see how them sinks are shining? man, they were glistening over there. life in the dorm is -- it's not that bad. if you pretty much get along with everybody, it goes very well. everything is swell. >> today was commissary day and we've got all the good treats in the world. we've got the sticky balls, we've got the fritos. we got everything of magic today. we are loving it. this is -- okay, if i get another elbow to the head, i'm going to start throwing bowls, okay. >> over the last year and a ha

brand new video shows intense flooding in colorado right now you can see the water rushing over a building it forced college students in boulder out of their dormslasses today. >> in jamestown colorado one person was killed when flooding caused part of a building to collapse there. >> the national weather service is calling this a very dangerous situation and life threatening. 9 rest of the southwest is dealing with flooding. we have picked up several inches of rain across the last 48-hours and that's why we have a number of warnings in effect and also flash flood watching because ongoing right now is forecast throughout the day and even as we head into tomorrow. talking about flooding being a major concern out here. one big thing is to make sure not to drive through any flooded roadways. it can be difficult to tell how deep the water is along some of these roadways across parts of colorado and also the state of new mexico. that's what we are tracking out west across parts of the rockies. as we head further to the east we have the threat for severe storms today across parts of pennsylvania, parts of up state new york and even into new england. w

dorm room in cal poly. so you understand, don't you, a.j., that our economy depends on people buying a new phone every 12 months and you're messing it up? >> yes. we're creating quite a bit of jobs while we're messing this up. >> yes, you are. you have a network of employees, right? >> yes. we call them i-techs and we currently have 420 of them in 11 countries and are adding 50 to 70 i-techs a month that at a click of a button will travel to customers and repair their broken ios device. >> why wouldn't i take my ios device to an apple store. >> that's a viable option, but apple is about to sell their 700 millionth device. >> they haven't got the capacity. >> they just launched the new buyback program. they want people to, as you said, buy a phone every 12 months. now they get this credit to buy a phone at the store. why would i want to fix it versus buy it back? >> so on the buyback program, we actually just launched what we call on demand buyback through a program that we're coining express sell where we believe that for our customers convenience is a huge factor. scheduling an appointment, going and waiting i

dorm room. >> it's now been three days since the new span of the bay bridge opened. and everday since -- traffic has been mostly a nightmare. >> take a look. on the left video from the toll plaza this morning. the backup lasted well into the afternoon. on the right video from the james lick. the backup major headed onto the bay bridge. we're tracking the traffic. but first. kron4's scott rates is on yerba buena island, with a great view of the new span. >> reporter: coming up at five. the crisis in syria. america may have a new ally -- if a military strike is given the green light. but first. was the punishment enough? family members of a kindap victim, react to ariel castro's suicide. and - what the driver in this video did. to become one of new york city's most wanted criminals. developing tonight. civil rights groups are now calling for a federal investigation after video emerged of police officers beat a man while he's down. it happened monday in long beach, california. you can clearly see one officer repeadedly use his baton to hit the man.while another officer

dorm building. she was visiting a student at the time. >> the cowboys hosting the new york giants. second quarter dallas leading by three. tony roam mow connects with jason wit ten for a 15 youred touchdown. 2 minutes left the giants trying to mount a comeback. eli manning's pass is tipped into the hands of brandon car who runs it 49 yards for a touchdown. giants with 6 turnovers in the game the cowboys win 36 to 31. the jets bucks game smith run to go get out of bounds. he is hit late a 15-year-old penalty is assessed on the play. on the next play 15 seconds on the clock smashing a 49 yarder through the uprights. jets pulling off an improbable, that's not my ward 18-17 win. >> you are so good at that. you could be a sports caster. >> thank you. >> they get caught in a flash flood while hiking at a canyon in utah. >> holy cow. holy cow. here is comes. >> that group was exploring in zion national park when a massive rainstorm pounded the area and put them in a life or death swath. the only option was to hide behind a boulder hoping it would protect them from the rushing water. fortu

. >> dorms equipped with tables but zrnt a wireless routeor, they're installing those. in san jose, abc 7 news>> still ahead here tonight on abc 7 news from lights to bright. >> a san francisco leaders deal, talking about the positive changes in troubled neighborhood a new lease >>>. >>> part of a plan plan to revitalize mid market neighborhood. >> lillian kim takes you on a tour. >> when it's done it will have about 750 luxury rental yun yismts a pool, fitness center and valet parking bedrooms are $3400 a month. >> i could have moved anywhere in the state and mission bay has great apartments but to be downtown in the heart of the city, and really feel it's pulse,. >> san francisco mayor ed lee points to the domino affect it created on twitter two years ago. a dormant project got going again. the city hopes in a few years a few thousand housing units will be added. >> thaul combined with good building policies from city hall have combined in a very good balance. >> there is a lot more heading down the pike. american conservatory theater breaks ground on a renovation of the strand strand theate

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. >>> new warning this morning from uc berkeley police after a pair of indecent exposure incidents on campus. early yesterday morning a student living in the dorm came out of the bathroom stall and a man was in the room exposing himself. on monday night another woman in a housing complex says she saw a man watching her through a window with his pants down. police are not sure if these two incidents are related. >>> police in the bay area want you to take a good look at these new images of the prime suspect and what police are calling a snake scam, that hit a number of bay area cities. police say this woman poseses as an animal control officer and tells homeowners to go in their backyard while she looks for snakes. and when they do, her accomplice enters the home. police say she has hit homes in belmont, san mateo and fremont. >>> happening now an overturned track to trailer is causing residual delays on the westbound side near the off ramp. this video new into our newsroom. though chp has just cleared the scene, cars are still going slow in the area. the crash is not helping what's becoming a sluggish drive on the new span of the bridge. nbc ba

. >> dorms equipped with tables but zrnt a wireless routeor, they're installing those. in san jose, abc 7 news>> still ahead here tonight on abc 7 news from lights to bright. >> a san francisco leaders deal, talking about the positive changes in troubled neighborhood a new97 >>>. >>> part of a plan plan to revitalize mid market neighborhood. >> lillian kim takes you on a tour. >> when it's done it will have about 750 luxury rental yun yismts a pool, fitness center and valet parking the one bedrooms are $3400 a month. >> i could have moved anywhere in the state and mission bay has great apartments but to be downtown in the heart of the city, and really feel it's pulse,. >> san francisco mayor ed lee points to the domino affect it created on twitter two years ago. a dormant project got going again. the city hopes in a few years a few thousand housing units will be added. >> thaul combined with good building policies from city hall have combined in a very good balance. >> there is a lot more heading down the pike. american conservatory theater breaks ground on a renovation of the strand strand th

. >>> new this morning, college student from california has died after giving birth while alone in a dormm. 19-year-old ayana gibson bled to death in her benedict college dorm room. she was alone. it was a pregnancy her family didn't know anything about. >> she, uhm, was ready to go off and start her life. she was a good person and i know that she would have been a good mom. >> gibson was a freshman from sacramento. she was majoring in chemistry. >>> a new test is in the works to detect if people had been slipped a date rape drug. the solution is about to be tested at a bar in new england. cups and straws are being made to change color when they sense contamination in a drink. they will be available next year. >>> right now east contra costa county residents are being warned about a telephone scam. somebody is tricking people out of money. a caller apparently tells people he is lieutenant stevens with the sheriff's department and tells victims there's a warrant out for their arrest. then he says they can clear the warrant with a credit car payment. if you get such a call, call 911. >>> 6:

new york to australia. >>> a second vehicle exploded and gun fire at the scene, 6 civilians and militants were killed. a suicide bomber killed people in a mosque. >>> students sleeping in a dorm killing 42 people. some jumped out of windows and were shot in the back. the attack is similar to bokaharon. didit killed 29 people. >>> a potential terrorist attack at the mall could have been warned a year ago. the total is now held at 10. 72 people were dead including 5 attackers. >>> in iran and the u.s., skeptical phone calls between the presidents. the government sought to call hard liners and saying the call to obama was undignified. >> they are expressing profound skepticism. in that phone call friday, obama told rohani that they have a right to peaceful nuclear . germany and iran met in new york which was a first since 1979. they responded to john kerry that urged iran to stopenriching uranium. >> we are willing to engage in negotiations. >> reporter: they discussed the prospects for a relationship between the two. it's way too soon to presume an a agreement on the nuclear program, and that would need to be a first step before going on to discuss other aspects of relationship

larry tissue over there at new york university my alma mater they borrow billions from the government near zero percent and they use that money to guild or to create the dorms to luxury dorms so you have these kids showing up they have sex and drugs and drink for four years and then they get out of this gilded university with forty thousand dollars in debt it's like a bad trip to las vegas you know that movie hangover the next one should be set and why are you in new york city four years later. you wake up with this enormous debt hangover having you know impregnated five or six people including your professors and you're walking around there like a dead zone b. actually that tell you he does talk about this so like who's raking it in because of that so once again contractors the so-called you know people around washington d.c. and connected are raking it in thanks to this essentially free money from the government for them first in line are the colleges and universities and the contractors who build their extravagant athletic complexes hotel like dormitories and god knows what other campus embellishments for these little regional economic empires the federa

dorm rooms. 400 students are evacuated. the school is closed today. and there is no immediate relief from the rain. several more inches are expected to come down today. rick sallinger, conditions news, denver. >>> and it looks like another scary and potentially dangerous afternoon in colorado. you can see for yourself, low pressure anchored over the four corners states and it is pulling up a lot of that moisture and bringing with it the potential for some more heavy rainfall. in fact, things are just beginning to fire up this afternoon. you can see the showers and thunderstorms now beginning to develop. we have some flash flood warnings that remain in effect near colorado springs up near denver. we are looking at the potential for flash flooding. it's not over. more on the local weather coming up in a few minutes. >>> well, here in the bay area, richmond's plan to use eminent domain to ease the city's foreclosure crisis went to federal court today. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec was there for the hearing on whether or not it's constitutional. she joins us live with the very latest in richmond. >> reporter: the judge basically put off the case for now. the banks wanted immediate actio

dorm. >> in confinement, the men have little to do when they're not working on the labor squad. but young hopes his news future. >> i just wanted -- one of the first books i ever read right here on the stock market. about investing. investment. i started doing things like that and i don't think i never would have did that if i wasn't in a cell by myself and didn't have no distractions around me. >> while young hopes to improve his finances, alvin mchellon and scott hope their time in confinement will improve their vocabularies. >> coagulate. i don't even know what that means. >> he loves doing puzzles. we work on those together. they say two brains are better than one. so when both of us do the puzzle, we smash it. we do it real quick. >> 66. >> blank that gun. what would you say? >> sawed off shotgun. >> while mchellon and parker have developed a father and son type relationship, it may soon be coming to an end. mchellon expects that any day now he will be released from confinement and transferred to a general population unit. >> open population is, you got a lot more privileges, a lot more room to mo

new york keep on finding these guys. it's just emerged that these banks have spent one hundred billion dollars so far on legal fees just a legal fees of course that dorms what they paid in actual fines because of course we know they're never find very anything right of course the lawyers are corrupt the accounting firms are corrupt the rating agencies are corrupt the hedge funds are corrupt and the banks are corrupt and eric holder is corrupt and barack obama is corrupt they should go after them as a syndicate under rico and put them all in jail because they suck well the biggest market of all i would ask you but i bet you'll know the answer is the currency market is the foreign exchange market the four x. market and that's in this next headline currency spikes at four pm and london provide reading clues to this four point seven trillion dollars in currency exchange every single day in global markets as the least regulated of all and it's concentrated in just four banks who control about fifty percent of the market number one is deutsche bank they control fifteen percent of the foreign exchange market citibank is just under fifteen percent making it nu

new york keep on finding these guys. it's just emerged that these banks have spent one hundred billion dollars so far on legal fees just in legal fees of course that dorms what they've paid in actual fines because of course we know they're never find very anything right of course the lawyers are corrupt the accounting firms are corrupt the rating agencies are corrupt the hedge funds are corrupt and the banks are corrupt and eric holder is corrupt and barack obama is corrupt they should go after them as a syndicate under rico and put them all in jail because they stop well the biggest market of all i would ask you but i bet you'll know the answer is the currency market is the foreign exchange market the four x. market and that's in this next headline currency spikes at four pm and london provide reading clues so this four point seven trillion dollars in currency exchange every single day in global markets as elise regulated a ball and it's concentrated in just four banks who control about fifty percent of the market number one is deutsche bank they control fifteen percent of the foreign exchange market citibank is just under fifteen percent making it num

. >> soon the new inmates will be escorted to a dormitory where they each will be assigned a bunk and a locker. >> this dormuse 136 in here. we have had as many as 160. crowded, especially if it's hot. uncomfortable. a little tenser than normal. >> i do not like this place. this is my first experience, and i wished it was my last. >> you don't have none of the luxuries whatsoever. what little bit you do have, it's a little more costly than it is on the street. you have to borrow from people you never met before and try to make friends, if you can find a true friend in here. >> women fight over the smallest things. small words can make just anyone mad and they can explode. >> we can't eat if the hot water don't work. we can't eat if the hot water don't work. >> i have two children at home that need me more than this place needs me. and i don't never want to come back. never, ever. >> and i'm pregnant. >> at any given time, there are more than 40 pregnant inmates at this facility. >> make sure you get the window. it's got plastic on it because it's not -- it's not closed. worn-out. wet shoes to go eat. oh, ye

dorm room after the incident. the third stands accused of lying about it. all three were arraigned previously but since the newher a new hearing is required. >> hayward police investigating a homicide after the body of a hawaiian tourist was found on the back porch of a boarded up home. police say marcus brown was found last thursday on the back patio of aome near the intersection of b and fourth streets a few blocks from foothill boulevard. he was lying face down suffering from major head trauma. police initially thought he was homeless until his family friend reported him missing to police. officers are treating this case as a homicide. >> following an intense and rough battle some promising news on the wild fire burning on mt. diablo. firefighters they expect to have this one contained by some time later today. at last check the so-called morgan fire 95% contained. that is great news. the fire scorching more than 3100 acres. cal fire says it started by somebody target shooting out in that area. they stay investigation is on going and for the record it is not illegal for property owners to shoot guns on the

new at 10:00, maureen naylor is live with the hand out that they hope will keep students safe. >> reporter: you will find these laying around throughout the dorm area. police have been handing out this flyer after a troublesome move in weekend last year. tonight the work is under way. unloading hundreds of mini fridges and microwaves for dorm rooms in preparation of tomorrow's freshman move in day. >> everybody is coming back this weekend. fun thing everyone. but all the freshman move in tomorrow. that's always a fun day to welcome them and show them a good time. >> reporter: often campus we found returning students at santa clara liquor. starting tonight the store is extending it's weekend hours to midnight to accommodate the boost in business as students return. >> we've been here for a while so we know that it's going to be a hectic week. the kids are moving in. >> reporter: one student explains why this weekend is a lot more active than most. >> everyone is just really happy to see each other. we haven't seen each other three months. we've all been out doing crazy things in different countries. so it's just really fun to see each other. >>

dorm at c-12 in the main jail. >> this place sucks. being locked up behind these bars is a whole newhe keys and the slamming, it's -- it's brighter here. it's musty and it's a lot worse. people come and go. it's easy to catch stuff. it's dirty. it's a little bit more dangerous in here because people are fighting different cases. i was just with people drinking and driving and that type of stuff, not really hard stuff. here people are here for life so -- are fighting life and people can snap easily. and there's a lot of small tempers and fights over small stu stuff, like soap and the tv. that's why i just stay in my rack and do my time and get my head down, for real this time, not get caught up in any trouble. >> coming up, a tearful promise from a mother to put her marine son before drugs. >> i don't want to miss any more time with you. i want you to come home next time. i'm going to be home, you know. but going back to school is hard... because you work. now, capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath and it's the most direct path, lev

new at 10:00, maureen naylor is live with the hand out that they hope will keep students safe. >> reporter: you will find these laying around throughout the dorm area. police have been handing out this flyer after a troublesome move in weekend last year. tonight the work is under way. unloading hundreds of mini fridges and microwaves for dorm rooms in preparation of tomorrow's freshman move in day. >> everybody is coming back this weekend. fun thing everyone. but all the freshman move in tomorrow. that's always a fun day to welcome them and show them a good time. >> reporter: often campus we found returning students at santa clara liquor. starting tonight the store is extending it's weekend hours to midnight to accommodate the boost in business as students return. >> we've been here for a while so we know that it's going to be a hectic week. the kids are moving in. >> reporter: one student explains why this weekend is a lot more active than most. >> everyone is just really happy to see each other. we haven't seen each other three months. we've all been out doing crazy things in different countries. so it's just really fun to see each other. >>

. >> the dorms are equipped with agenter net cable, but until now didn't have a wireless router. they are also installing those. in san jose, lyanne melendez, abc7 news we have a drastically different weather situation out there than we've seen in a long time. >> it is really mild out there. temperatures are all pretty much in the 60s but we around going up that much. we've had mist and drizzle and scattered showers on the way for the first part of the weekend. the last day of summer. but another big change for tomorrow. i'll have the forecast when we return. >> thanks, lisa. also next, a family affair. and yourself this, who would win a shooting contest between steph curry and his dad? [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] find progresso heart healthy soup on sale now at your local safeway store. and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that

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. >>> a new warning this morning from uc berkeley police after a pair of indecent exposure incidents on campus. early yesterday morning the student living in the dorms says she came out of a bathroom stall and a man was in the room exposing himself. on monday night another woman studying in a housing complex said she saw a man watching her through a wichb dough with his pants down. police are not sure if the two incidents are related. >>> the recent bay bridge closure is causing an unexpected side effect. a dozen b.a.r.t. train cars are out of service for repairs after moving hundreds of thousands of commuters across the bay during the closure. "today in the bay's" christie smith live with more on what's being done to get the trains back on track. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. was the go-to service when the bay bridge was shut down. it ran 24 hours a day. we didn't hear any complaints except that the trains were crowded. now we're learning the cost of that and the repairs that are needed. there were almost 400,000 extra trips from passengers during that time. since then more than a dozen rail cars had to be pulled out of service. earlier it said it saw doub

us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that you could build this company or anything like that, right? because, i mean--it just--and we were college students, right? >> yeah. >> i mean, we were just building stuff because we thought it was cool. i do remember having these specific conversations with my friends where we thought, "you know, someone is gonna build this. someone is gonna build something that makes it so that people can stay connected with their friends and their family," but no way would we be the ones who were contributing to kind of leading the whole internet in this direction. >> but that's what he's doing: leading the whole internet in his direction. in a nondescript t-shirt at a nondescript desk, mark zuckerberg runs a vas

new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ ♪ >>> most of the inmates inside the louisville metro department of corrections jail prefer living in dormze and have access to tv. but anthony politi is happy to be housed alone in his cell and to occasionally chat with a neighbor. >> politi. what's up? you got a haircut. let me see. you ugly, man. >> i could not be in a room with 20, 30 people all day. that would drive me insane. you know, i'd end up hurting somebody or i'd make them hurt me. i just couldn't do it. >> politi is charged with murder and rape. but despite police claims that he confessed after he was arrested, politi says he has no recollection of the murder. >> how did the 40-year-old girl end up dead in your room, man? what happened? >> i don't know. somebody strangled her, they said. >> somebody strangled her, it weren't you? >> i don't remember. >> i would have been pissed if i came home and there was a dead body in my room. i'd have been pissed, man. >> well, from my past experiences, i don't know, it's possible i did it, but i don't think i did. i really don't. well, i've done [ bleep ] before and not remembered it. th

dorm and he could say get my officer. >> right or wrong, you say -- >> i told you i was going to talk to disciplinary. >> while powell continues to struggle at louisville metro, terry's newey on the side. so you know, how this works, but i may do something i ain't supposed to. if i do, please forgive me. >> we did not know what he meant. moments later we would find out. while distributing hot water, he slides a bag through a food slot but does not realize that the officer has witnessed the pass. a short time later he confronts him. it turns out he was passing packages of noodle soup to other inmates. now he's in trouble. but he did say he was sorry. >> you said you're sorry to him, why? >> i went against his wishes. >> wishes? >> no. it's policy. >> policy. >> the reason why -- you do realize why we don't pass around? it's how a lot of contraband gets moved throughout the jail, one floor to the next, so zero tolerance. you've got to remember you work for us, you don't work for them. >> yes, sir. >> you're not probably fired, but i am going to put you on for at least two or three weeks. at least two or three. >> zero tolerance. >> so i'll be on the list, i can't work? ove

dorms. there is a fight to overthrow the government to create an islamic state and attacks on schools have been launched. >> the second phase of the b.p. trial is set to begin in new orleans this morning. the company is trying to avoid as much as $18 billion in fines after a rig explosion in 2010 killed 11 people and poured millions of barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico. who exactly is responsible and for how much of the damage is turning into a huge fight. aljazeera is live outside the new orleans federal courthouse. the first leg of the trial focused on what led to the explosion. what can we expect in the second part of the trial this morning? >> the second part of the trial will determine two things, did b.p. and the people it worked with back in april, 2010 do enough to control the flow of the oil into the gulf of mexico, and how many barrels of oil actually spilled into the gulf of mexico. the first part of the trial lasted nearly eight weeks and wrapped up back in april. the judge has yet to rule on that phase of the trial. it was focused on what led to the explosion and caused the ship to blow up after the blowout of the well. phase two of the trial wil

dorms. all those students are moving in today. santa clara police are preparing for what is normally a busy weekend for partying. >> when there's a newbe an increase in activity for a little bit. we're trying to let people know what to expect. >> officers say they were inundated with party and alcohol related calls during this time last year. >>> stanford football team will play in front of another sold out crowd today at home. they will take on the 23rd rank sun devils of arizona state. kickoff at 4:05. you can watch that game right here on ktvu. coverage begins right at 4:00. >>> time now is 9:26. and let's head over to rosemary for a look at this wet forecast today. >> yes, the final day of summer 2013 going to go down as a wet one. already seeing those light showers over the north bay picking up measurable rain in areas like petaluma, santa rosa, st. helena and it is beginning to slide south. looking at scattered showers over the north bay which has been on and off the entire morning. san rafael down to about the sunset district of san fransisco. this is sliding south over the course of the day. i think our best shot at rain will