the cal state northridge parking deck was not looking to welcome recent college graduates living out of their subaru hatchback's each night. [laughter] i soon found myself working for a temp agency back on the east coast installing shelving at a tj maxx that was undergoing renovation. i was personally lost and professionally about as far from my dreams as one could be. i mention this part of my story because i want all of you, the graduating class of 2015, to know that in your moment of personal and professional adversity, that are sure to come, you will not be alone. [applause] everyone in this stadium everyone it turns out in this world, has struggled and will struggle with personal loss and professional failure. adversity is a necessary and important part of life. adversity strengthens us in ways that success cannot. the mountain peaks of one place may get the headlines in the facebook posts, but the valleys believe me, it is your journey through the valleys that will define a you. back when i -- back when my dad died, i took a cue from how my mom had always persevered through adv

this was also the time that i learned through the help of the northridge police department that the northridge parking dec k was not looking forward to former students living out of their subaru hatchback each night. i soon found myself working in a temp agency back home at a t.j. maxx. i was personally lost and professionally about as far from my dreams as one could be. announcer: and again, a look at this year's commencement speakers continues tomorrow on noon eastern at -- here on c-span. announcer: before and churning for a week-long recess, the senate granted president obama authority to negotiate trade deals with other countries. 62 senators voted in favor of the bill, which now heads to the house for consideration. michigan senator debbie stevan oh -- stabenow was defeated, and here is what she said for the vote. sen. stabenow: mr. president, we want to add two more cosponsors today, senator hester and senator markey, and that brings us to a total of 35 cosponsors on this very important and common sense and amendment outlining the importance of the biggest 21st century trade barrier, an

everything started shaking violently. >> most of the residents at the northridge meadows apartments, steve langdon are at home when the quake rattles them out of their beds. >> the only thing i could think about is getting under something or getting to the doorway. i took a couple steps and there was a dresser that was against the wall that hit me in the chest and knocked me back down. >> firefighter mike henry on the overnight at the firehouse is jolted out of his sleep. >> it was such a ferocious sound. my initial thought was we had a bomb that hit the fire station. >> he and his crew head out immediately to assess the damage. and when they get to the northridge meadows apartments, everything looks fine to him. >> the people that were out in the street said the building had collapsed. and we shined a light on the building, and it looked like it was fine. >> henry doesn't know it yet, but the building is anything but fine. steve langdon whose apartment is on the first floor is laying face down on his mattress still struggling to get to his feet. >> i couldn't figure out what was on

bailee for example at the northridge co-op, it's like you want more resources so we can put more especially in terms of the grass roots community driven ideas, that is something we think through in the next year how we keep growing the pie you never want to turn granteeses away you want to fully fund, especially when you hear how folks are leveraging to make great jobs to engage communities traditionally not connected to the traditional environmental work it's a test to what is happening, and the stuff -- this is the last comments from chinese newcomers, tr those of us that come in from the environmental justice, perspective, you want to keep moving that link it puts smiles on our faces, one way we might think of growing the pie is son fran conservation core does amazing work for long time events there is a lot of stuff going on it seems to me that our event partners and they're great partners, it's outside lands, and the different folks doing all the different events, they're mandatorily required to help us move our 0 waste goals, under city policy. it's almost like they get the benefit fo

northridge earthquake. >> absolutely. >> larry: that was a big earthquake, too. >> big one. >> larry:animal deaths. ( laughter ) and september 11 was also blamed on gay marriage. okay, what else is gay marriage responsible for, brad? >> my career. i think. my career is-- i couldn't get in thing about. in thinginthe building. >> larry: that's a horrible thing gay marriage is responsible for. >> yeah, terrible, terrible. the breakup of minuto. >> that's terrible, that's terrible. >> so there are people that are saying this out there. >> larry: brad, you're not listening. >> i'm not. i'm not. >> because it sounds so absurd. >> larry: lewis, what else is gay marriage responsible for? >> gay marriage will be responsible for a glut of moistureizers on the market. ( laughter ) and-- >> gotta stock up. >> larry: that one i actually do believe. >> it's not entirely about that. >> larry: i blame gay marriage for the lakers playing horribly. ( laughter ) i will just say this-- before gay marriage started happening in big numbers lakers were winning championships. that's all i'm saying. dana, wha

the cal state northridge parking deck was not looking to welcome recent graduates living out of their subaru hatchback each night. i soon found myself looking for a temp agency back, on the east coast installing shelving at a t.j. maxx that was undergoing renovation. i was personally it lost and professionally about as far from my dreams as one could be. >> sunday, c-span presents commencement speeches from around the country at noon eastern on c-span will stop >> three months after the terrorist shootings, a panel of american editorial cartoonists discussed the role of satire in journalism. this event is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> lets me quickly introduce our panelists. tomorrow, george poole will receive an award for his doonesbury comic strip. for 45 years he has spared no public figure. in his unique satiric approach to political commentary. he stands alongside such legendary cartoonists as our next panelists.

a move on >> reporter: the students who did have a scholarship to play baseball from cal state northridge has since lost that scholarship after the video when i wrote kron 4 did reach out to the contra costa county school districts that would not say what kind of discipline was taken against them however according to this that's the student has five games right after the incident but did play into the night game >> reporter: i did talk to some distance sassanids they were very upset over the video by the way i radically and now both teams will play right here behind me tomorrow night and both players are expected to be on the field reporting live in berkeley scott rates kron 4 news >> grant lodes: none of the live look is storm tracker for not to sing storm struck an up or greater right now he get a few pop art pockets of storms and northeast concord james fletcher has the latest on the forecast >> reporter: we had on and off again chances for rain throughout the evening hours and that will continue to up the overnight hours a really wild again until tomorrow morning for thursday's a.m. t

i grew up in the valley in northridge. ever since i was a little kid, i always wanted to be in the limelight. i was only 20 years old when i filmed "dude, where's my car?" i felt it was just a matter of time before i was going to get my big break. >> see you then. >> between jobs, i was a personal trainer. i loved working out. i loved being in shape. i was the kind of guy that loved to get in trouble and i loved to push the envelope. i was dating up a storm. it was good times. i met this one girl. she was an actress. she had a great sense of humor. we got along great. i thought i was in love with her, you know. out of nowhere -- >> hey, baby. >> -- she decided to drop me for someone else. and that really hurt. people knew something was wrong. >> hey, erik! >> rai is this armenian guy. i was training him three or four times a week. he became a really good friend of mine. >> what's going on? >> hey, you know, my girl broke up with me. >> that sucks. >> it was obvious that i was pretty sad. he told me, you know, look -- >> yo

police department at the cal state northridge parking deck was not looking to welcome recent collegeraduates living out of their subaru hatchback at night. i soon found myself working for a temp agency back, the east coast installing shelving at t.j. maxx that was undergoing renovation. i was personally lost and professionally about as far from my dreams as want to be i mentioned this part of my story because i want all of you to know that in your moment of personal and professional adversity that are sure to come you will not be alone. [applause] everyone in the stadium everyone in this world has struggled and will struggle with personal loss and professional fill you. adversity is a necessary and important part of life. adversity strengthens us in ways that success cannot. the mountain peaks of one's life may get the headlines and the facebook posts but the valleys believe me command is your journey through the valleys that will define you. back with my dad and i took i took a cue from how my mom had always persevered through adversity. for 30 years she helped my dad successfully b

this was also the time that i learned with the help of the northridge, california, police department,the cal state northridge parking deck was not looking to welcome reeds college graduates, living out of their subaru hatchbacks each night. i soon found myself working for a temp agency back home on the east coast, installing shelving at a tj maxx that was undergoing renovation. i was personally loss and professionally as far from my dreams as one could be. i mentioned this part of my story because i want all of you the graduating class of 2015, to know that in your moments of personal and professional adversary, that are sure to come you will not be alone. [applause] everyone in this stadium,er one everyone turns out in this world has struggled and will struggle with personal loss and professional failure. adversity is a necessary and an important part of life. adversity, strengthens us in ways that success can not. the mountain peaks of one's life may getted headlines in the facebook posts but the valleys, believe me it is your journey through the valleys that will define you. back w

. >>> nine minutes before the closing bell rings, jim moran, northridge venture growth and equity partneras what's moving on the new york stock exchange. the cme, what's the most important thing to be watching. jim, mobile payments, a booming but early industry. why do you like it so early? >> zer -- still a billion-dollar business. right now i like ebay for paypal. paypal is a big player in mobile payments. we have investment in a company called paddian. liz: yeah, i bought it. >> to address a multibillion dollar market opportunity. liz: everybody is talking about apple pay, it's going to own the markets but margin, 15 cents per 100 something dollar transaction, seems like it's not a huge driver, i suppose it could be in the aggregate. >> it's going to be large. i use apple, a way to book end being an investor in the mobile markets opportunity. i used apple to book my room in new york city using the priceline app. a thousand dollar transaction, they're earning a transaction fee but they will get deeper into that, it's a tremendous marketing opportunity for apple. to do more. liz: why not

have work to continue to do in this area" this >> reporter: soon he did have a scholarship from northridge has since lost a scholarship after the video in viral kron afforded rich are still in touch across it carries school district and would not say what kind of discipline was taken against a student however according to the games as he did miss five games right after the incident but did play in tuesday night's game. >> darya: soon sin appealed for a location are started the play. >> mark: collection from a san francisco apartment building tenants and their supporters rallied against what they say as an attack by landlords to get on rent- controlled late helped 18 people and being elected reasons being given on minor rate less offenses they say it's all part of rising trend was called low fall of the actions most tenants affected are filipino immigrants and their families right now because of this. "was arrested of us. guide >> darya: guidelines on how is that colleges should handle sexual assault release its trade designed help universities corneille efforts and campus' sexual assault a

having grown up in california, i have been in major earthquake, northridge quake which happened in january 1994 i believe had a magnitude of about 6.9 i have to check that. it just rocked all of southern california. i can't imagine a 7.4. there in nepal they don't have anything near building codes that southern california had 20 years ago. >> they have people trying to recover from the last one. where do you go, you know when that happens. >> exactly. >> so, as we get more information we will update you on that. in the meantime, we have another warm day storms are becoming less and less of the possibility actually. we still have the tropical depression ana that is just off shore but it is not giving us a lot of rain. we are expecting the really mild temperatures before this cold front comes through today and yes there are a few layses that still have some snow. we had an official winter storm yesterday in some places in the here, not expected. we're really losing whatever showers we had to look at around here. international false minnesota get something snow this morning and cold enough fo

sale of 64 in san jose is call up there once again because of the cloud cover to places like the northridge did see more sunshine here is look at the feature cast for cloud it once again to my for the giants game as well planned the dodgers and highs tomorrow looks like this fix did not send francisco opera 67 was that more details on the memorial for cats and also look at the giant forecast coming up next. >>pam moore: if one in seven cars on the road how to know if your card as part of this recall that is next later moved over to the plus side revolution is taking over hollywood >>pam moore: the ax 37 b looks like a miniature version of the special and is operated like a robot drawn the air force is not say how long the mission will last nor where it will and a major automotive recall could be the vehicle in your driveway may not be as safe as it could be the manufacturers are recall millions of vehicles because of a possible defect that could cause the air back to explode and sent shrapnel into the driver. >>reporter: is one of the largest recalls a lot more history 34 million vehicles a

commencement of our fifties to low to mid 60's a little bit one of them yesterday looking at the northridgee another warm and sunny day minutes of the '70s are in store after they want to continue the warming trend that will last until the first half of the weekend saturday for a plan on morning fog once again to resolve flights ms. denison much of this morning by after know it will be hot and sunny. oxford >>michelle apon: we're watching the chance for a little bit of rain but as of right now is looking like this one to be into the early evening hours by sunday night. we have a core early morning and it will continue to one of slowly by the middle part of next week- slowdowns in the fast track planes know the lez otherwise again the cachalot pretty good as of right now as to continue over the bay bridge into downtown san fran says felt the san mateo bridge traffic east about look at that you can see we do have minor construction happening over there still traffic getting by not dealing in the pain if you're traveling westbound announcing any delays as a continue over the span looking at th

predominately of the northridge how the mix up the marine layer. just as self of san mateo county you see right off shore creek slowly starting to spend coming a must in the coastline. breaking down the temperatures with a '60s inland and upper 60s along the bay. >> reporter: as we get closer to 9:00 p.m. we will continue with the gusty breeze. just a little bit between 10 and 20 mi. per hour. will slow down with chield's very quickly tonight. only some patchy areas of f o g developing. drop into the low 40's and '50's the banks to the blanket over head. tomorrow will be a carbon copy of today. the only difference is the land. as the day goes on. --wind >> reporter: here in the bay area it will bring a few scattered showers possibly with thunder. we will break it down coming up just a bit. >> pam: still to come tonight broadcast at incredible story of humanity between a bay area woman and a homeless man she has befriended. plus: what causes police to slap handcuffs on the five-year old boy. with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any