with the new start up, start up summer, which is a baby incubator type of thing.here was 16 of us. in the first week, we became our own family. you have friends in school and outside school. these people were on the exact same level as you were. they wanted to do what you do. they wanted to be productive. we hang out when ever we have a chance. it's funny. instead of texting each other, we e-mail. >> there's no better testimonial to your program than this. what a success story. we wish you the best of luck. it's really amazing and inspiring. thanks. >>> thousands of recent college graduated, many armed with business related degrees are trying to make it on business street. with us is a person who developed a program to help other small business owners. my name is nathan bernard, the founder and director of the boston university urban accelerator. as you look across the united states, tons of business are running on a razor's edge. at the same time, numerous university students are well educated and eager to get into the community. what we have done to mobilize the

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it's a crisp start.u wanted to take care of early, walking the dog, gardening, it's perfect. 52 in san francisco. 58 in sunnyvale and 57 degrees in san jose. let's take to the your hour by hour forecast starting at 8:00. we stop on future cast. you can see mostly cloudy over the bay bridge from san francisco to oakland even over the san francisco bay. but we lose all of that cloud cover by 10:00. nice and clear all the way throughout 5 p.m. great conditions to sit on the water and enjoy. your full forecast coming up. big time change on the way. first your drive. >> look here at the map where we're showing san francisco. we have doyle drive up to the golden gate bridge. the giants play so there will be concession around at&t afterward. we had an accident and slowing up until a few minutes ago. that's good news on that side of the bay. hook at the toll plaza, the backup formed early. now on the berkeley curve into the maze, slow to toll plaza, the fan moves, there is a live look over to the peninsula side.

maddie says it's okay to start small. >> you can always start off with something simple.ave garage sales, and i would sell coke at a garage sale, 'cause when you're at a garage sale, people get thirsty. >> so, it's no surprise that maddie used coke-bottle caps to start her business. once you've started building your empire, maddie's best advice is share the workload. >> for example, my mom is the c.e.o., and my sister is the vice president, and then we have employees who help make our stuff so that if your company becomes large-scale that you'll be able to split the responsibilities. >> and once you've got the business up and running, you may want to start thinking about "succession planning" -- that means training people to take over for you. >> this bracelet would be cute with your dress. >> perfect. >> one day, maddie hopes to hand the business over to her little sister, margot. maddie says she doesn't plan to make snap caps forever. her goal in the next five years is to go to college. >> every state has one, but most of us don't know why they look the way they do. her

of the project but if there's any delay, then if it starts at the date of the hearing, the clock startsclicking for us and that time could run out or a lot of it could run out and by the time the occupancy begins of these retail -- small retail spaces, there could be maybe only two years left, so we think it makes more sense to start with the certificate of occupancy. i have one more important thing to say and that is that we also strongly want the signage issue to come back before you for final approval rather than just leaving it in the planning department for final approval, so we ask for those two differences in the agreement and we will support the project, thank you very much. >> any additional public comment? okay, public comment portion is closed. commissioner borden? >> i want the issue addressed about the signage, as i understand it, we can't -- signage is standard in the code and we don't have a lot of discretion around the signage. in terms of your issue of the clock, i think it's important the clock is tied to occupancy and one of the things we could use, the temporary, the

all lanes starting to show the backup. it looks like the metering lights were just turned on a few minutes ago. back to you. >>> 6:23. coming up, flight delay. why space shuttle's final mission to the west coast isn't getting off the ground as planned. >>> also making landfall. the turbulent typhoon that's just churning up the waters of the east china sea. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> happening right now, a very strong typhoon just battering on japan and parts of south korea with strong winds and heavy rain. there are reports of injuries due to a landslide in south korea, but so far no reports yet on any deaths. right now more than 100,000 homes and businesses between both countries are without power and many flights and ferries have been cancelled. typhoon sanba is right now pushing northeast and experts say it won't hit impoverished north korea directly, but th

cool start. as we look at all the sporting events, christian, it will be cool and breezy for that ravens game and crisp for the orioles game. tried to be a part of it for the third year in a row, swim across america, gibson island. 62 degrees. water temp 65 for that early morning swim. >> how far are you swimming? >> one mile or three miles. i've done one mile the past two years. >> people will be focused on football. talk about tailgate. it's going to be nice. >> a little breezy. >> we've seen them. they come prepared. >> no question. cold drinks. >> a health alert in anne arundel county where officials have uncovered a fourth case of west nile virus. all of the infections have been in adults and three of the victims have died. maryland department of agriculture will start spraying on monday but not everyone is excited about it. >> there are individual loss have sensitivities to it. there could be serious consequences for those individuals. >> spraying will happen in the evening. >>> some maryla

in rehab, he starts being inappropriate. staff. he starts to solicit sex from other clients. he has some of bedwetting. the night before he goes to prison, he complains of a headache. we will send you and get it and -- get an mri. it looks like this. this is a tumor. another way to look at it is like this. that is not good. the question is, is this tomorrow related to his aberrant behavior that he has started -- tumor related to his average behavior that he has started to have? he has recovered from all the different memory and other types of problems. he aces a eighth course and then he has returned, and his wife takes him back and. he has just been arrested again. this is what you are dealing with as a public defender. do you order and other -- another mri? guess what? the tumor is back. is it relevant to his sentencing? or to his mitigation? we will talk about that. you have a child, 16, he has an above-average iq. he has done very well in high school. he is involved in sporting activities and other types of social activities. one night, he is out with some friends. there

>>> we started 20 years ago. and for organization and we get started to help people to grow their own business. they're selling people who wanted to do it for themselves but they really needed the access and the training and the resources >>> when you save resources and training how you do that? >>> we have a comprehensive training program. the start of the basics and see if your idea is feasible. and then we work with you to help you create a business plan. there's a road map for which you want to do. that we were really prepared. >>> to get to any place we have to have a plan. >>> we want to make sure you have a plan any and the plan b period and will work with people on the finances and is about money and about symbols and wealth. i want to insure that the dollar's worked out as well. >>> is this a good time to start a business given the economy's that is recovering and coming back on track >>> it's always a good time to start a business. it's always a challenge is always a good time. but small business owners

with a new start-up that nifty started doing last year, start-up summer, which is like a baby incubator type of thing, we found. there was 16 of us. we found in that like the first week, we practically became our own family. we understood each other. you have friends in school and outside of school but these people were on the exact same level that you were. they wanted to do the same things you wanted to do. they wanted to be productive and own businesses. we hang out whenever we have a chance. it is pretty funny. instead of texting each other, we will e-mail each other. how is business? what's going on? when can we meet? >> there is no better testimonial to your program than this. what a success story. we wish you the best of luck with all the other kids and you the best of luck with this business. it is really amazing and inspiring. thanks, you guys. >> have a good day. >> thousands of recent col lidge graduates, many armed with business-related degrees, are out there trying to make it on main street. today's elevator pitcher is a recent boston university school of management graduat

not a bad start for today. again the highs are going to be quite warm so dress for that warm weather into the afternoon. code green today with just late day showers and thunderstorm opportunities. highs tomorrow a little bit milder. monika? >>> 270 drivers are super unhappy this morning. that's because we've already had an accident on the southbound side of 270 as you travel through germantown. you're going to see the effects of it. plus, there was this accident on the outer loop of the beltway right here at old georgetown road. that's sitting on the right shoulder. an overturned vehicle. although it's on the right shoulder, expect it to attract some attention. let's first take a look at 270 live from our mdot camera. southbound side after route 118. you can see the flashing lights right here. the activity is in the center of the road. apparently it involves two vehicles and it is pretty serious. you can see traffic is barely getting by right now. i believe mostly to the left here southbound 270 here at route 1

a nice way to get your friday started. this is san francisco, the moon, the flag, got the clouds, you've got it all. it's friday, september 28th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it always feels so very good to say friday. good morning, everybody. it's now almost 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check the forecast and say good friday morning to meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, jon and laura. we've got a really good-looking day shaping up. it's going to be cooler than yesterday but we are still setting in for that heat wave we'll still be talking about on monday and tuesday of next week. i'm talking about the hottest weather of the year so far in parts of the bay area, so i will detail, yeah, just how hot it's going to be. i'm talking about three days out of your seven revealing triple-digit heat. we'll tell you when it arrives, when the heat breaks and when we get the break. any problems? >> problems, no. folks, we're looking at the westbound deck of the bay bridge comi

the chase starts on the nascar circuit. stanford moving up big time in the rangings after yesterday's win over usc. we will be right back. dñañy . >>> nascar's chase gets started today in the chicago land speedway when they are racing for as well as a lot of money. jeff qualified 12th for the chase in his -- his day ended early. his throttle gets stuck. he finished all the way back in 35th place with 35 laps to go. brad, came out of pit row ahead of jimmie johnson. led the final 26 laps and took race number one. three points now in front of johnson who was second. knock off the number two team in the country and you can bet they will move up in the polls. that's the case for stanford. the number nine spot. jump of 12 positions. alabama, lsu and oregon the top three spots, sec drops to number 13. four pack 12 teams in the top 25. >>> illustration in england of why the women british was delayed because of wind. theyey played 36 holes, turned in to a victory lap for shin. gets close enough for a birdie on the 15th hole. negoti

scattered showers to start the day.f you get underneath a storm, they may produce two inches of rain in a short period of time. high temperature of 83 degrees. >> thank you. a house fire claims the life of an elderly woman. >> the blaze broke out just after 6:30 sunday evening. kim dacey joins us live with more details. good morning. >> good morning. there was a good samaritan who tried to save the 88-year-old woman who was inside the home. he was injured and the woman inside the home perished. >> simply looking into the home, all you see is black. literally black. all that remains are charred. the walls are dark from the smoke and soot. >> officals say the fire started around 6:40 sunday evening at this home on east north avenue in northeast baltimore. >> i saw the flames shooting up out from the first floor and the flames were so thick and intense. i've never seen any flames like that before. it was really, really bad. >> the whole neighborhood -- everybody in the neighborhood that came around trying to help, getting

a cool start to the weekend. as high pressure builds in you're going to notice that fog squished down to the coast which does mean some patchy dense fog. possibly tomorrow morning around the peninsula and the seashore. but then marine layer which started off this morning at a 1500 dpeet thick is going to get squished down closer to 500 feet or maybe even lower a few spots by monday afternoon. so what you will start to see tomorrow is five to ten degrees of warming for inland valleys which means mostly 90s around the bay, starting off the morning monday in mid 60s for lows. kind of like the running start to the temperatures for monday afternoon. so we'll see those numbers climbing another five degrees inland in the monday afternoon forecast. tonight, 50s and low 60s. thick fog possibly on the seashore. during the day tomorrow, instead of the 80s i think low 90s around san jose for your sunday afternoon, upper 80s likely south down towards morgan hill. pleasanton and livermore, 100 degrees tomorrow. mostly 90s arou

this early start.about the challenges when we talk about the number of poor children who are -- or new to the system. >> exactly. you know, the diversity of those students, i mean, in addition to the numbers we do have schools that one of our schools has over 87% of the students that are eligible for free and reduced lunch and another at 83%. we have got students that are from 128 different countries speaking 80 different languages. >> wow. >> in alexandria. when you talk about what does it take to really educate all those children and meet those needs, it takes a lot in that. you talk about the levels of poverty. for many of the families, many are new immigrants. we have one of the schools that the majority of the student, 55%, comes from families that don't speak english as a first language at all. and so when we look at those, we have to look at what are those needs, so you deal with the socioeconomic challenges and you have the ability if people are coming in and out of the school system because we

"starting point" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. soledad is off today. our starting point, tough talk on iran from president obama at the united nations, as iran's leader mahmoud ahmadinejad prepares to take the podium today. he's given fiery speeches before. he will inflame an already heightened tension in the middle east? >>> the battleground votes. new polls show president obama ahead in ohio, florida, and pennsylvania. and in some cases, by double digits. can mitt romney win the presidency without the power of these swing states? >> no. and by the way, check out this incredible video. a tornado touches down, ripping through homes and buildings. it is all caught on camera. >> wow. a busy morning ahead. our guests include michele flournoy, co-chair of the obama campaign nation security advisory committee. tiki barber, former player for the new york giants, rudy giuliani, former new york city mayor, ben cohen, co-founder of ben & jerry's ice cream and singer cyndi lauper. >> it is wedne

we have the guy who started the film festival 35 years ago. it is good to see you again. it seems the quickest talking about the 25th year and is always a big exhortation for this assessment will of five years. >>> anything divisible by five is a great expectation. >>> was the hottest thing that you're doing an executive most. >>> i will start with opening night. it just took the audience support in to run out. in the second opening night film is on the road along and to speed application of jack kerouac's novel. it's one of great international directors >>> when you pick your program and that the selection and get overwhelmed interest at this point. the just one in toronto. and will put them here. i bet that decision is made long before. that is the allegation that you have the right stuff >>> we know we see it that we don't know what evidence and when the oscar to the king's speech or slum dog. they are great films. >>> we'll when the entries which is fat kid. >>> this is a terrific american independent film three is a large a man who was bullied and to much different t

they start early. good afternoon. the ravens officially kick their season off later tonight here in baltimore. well football is certainly on the mind of every raven's a fan, there will be more on their mind. it to be the first time the place since the death of martin o del. fans came to pay their respects to the original raven's owner who died last week. there will be several attributes, including a moment of silence. coaches will wear pins wearing -- bearing his name. the ravens players are ready for the new season. ray lewis says he has taken a big step this season. >> he is more vocal because he is more loose. he is working with payton. i think he gets a lot of flexibility. now he can take control of the offense. >> the ravens take on the bengals' tonight. you can listen to the boys. in the meantime, michael phelps will be honored at today's game. other olympic athletes for maryland, live with details. >> you should stop by the inner harbor here. they're going to put on quite a presentation. this grand, recognition

let's start with ahmadinejad. >> okay. there are 193 countries speaking. let's start with iran. this is a sad rerun we're going to probably have. there's been no major pros progress on the nuclear program deal. he's going to give a speech on wednesday, maybe talk today on the rule of law, different subject. but the countries who are focused on iran are meeting privately this week. we don't see any progress that's going to happen here. undoubtedly, when he speaks on wednesday, there will probably be some 9/11 inflammatory conspiracy language and we're going to have countries walk out of the hall. >> which is consistent to what we've seen in the past. talk to me about the rest of the middle east. >> that is overhappening this general assembly. last year, there was a lot of moment, more hope, some change. i think the bell elephant in the room is syria and many countries want to see more progress on that front. the security council is divided and once again syria is raising that word irrelevantsy when it comes to the united nations. the security council so divided with no progress,

start up. we talked to people from all over the world. for the most part, they followed a passion but connected it to something that is valuable, marketable and desired in the marketplace. focusing on the question of convergence between your passion and what others are passional about is the key. i love to travel. no one wants to pay me to travel the word. once i learned to teach people about travel, that's how i was able to create a business. the same is true with cupcakes or anything. anything you can do to reinforce the purchase. if you can send a handwritten thank you card, a phone call, offer a discount, whatever you can do to over deliver. it creates a lot of reassurance. an offer has a lot of characteristics, the price point, primary benefit, invitati invitation. i think the most important characteristic is urgency. the most important characteristic is watching people take action now. if i look at this and it looks great, why buy it now? provide something that is limited time or people w

start your research early. applications will start piling up between october 1 and halloween. apply at establishments where you're a frequent customer appeared that way you have knowledge of the store and the products. >> thank you. student loan debt continues to spiral out of control. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning. >> good morning. more possible cyber attacks on u.s. banks. bank of america users experienced problems last week. the lender apologize to customers that were not able to use its services yesterday. customer service says the online banking is fully functioning at pnc bank. slowdowns -- there was retaliation for the anti islamic film. we do get a report today on weekly jobless numbers. futures look to bounce back. another down day yesterday appeared more concerned about the european debt crisis. student loans are getting worse. nearly one in five u.s. households had student loan debt in 2010. the average outstanding debt was more than $27,000. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you.

strasburg, he had his last start at home as you said. he had the fans behind him but they were stunned into silence. top one, two on for john carlos stant stanton. he ripped one into left, peterson scores, marlins lead 2-0 after the the first. up 3-2, stanton doing more damage. a solo shot here puts the marlins up 4-2. strasburg lasts three innings, 6 hits, 3 walks, 5 runs. his manager tries to explain what happened. >> be honest with you, i think he just -- was thinking too much about the decision, whether we were going to shut him down. didn't like it. you know. that's the way it is. >> strasburg's scheduled to make his final start of the season in new york on wednesday. guys, the nats still had plenty of fight left. we're going to have those highlights later in sports. >>> the weekend's off to a slow start for some metro riders. construction on the red line will affect seven stations through sunday. trains will only run in one direction at the dupont circle and galladette stops. others will be closed off completely and the red line wi

the bloody battle near moscow is going to start over. james brown will reveal the victor the soldiers are back to do it all again. but you know version twenty twelve on our team. is the key to. welcome back but for the break we were talking about the vicious cycle of benny robbing to me to pay it to me now let's talk about the vicious cycle that may be going on in the markets but under the radar because joining me is peter chair founder of t.f. marketed by others and he is going to tell us what he sees in the vix so peter chair the vix the volatility index a while ago i can't remember exactly when we were hearing a lot about it seemed like every day there were headlines and blog posts about the basics and volatility but now i feel like that's die down so why are you looking at the vix. exactly because it's died down when it first came out there was all these stories you know kind of hit fourteen fifteen and i was talking was such a sign of complacency so i did a bit of work and looked at it and the reality was the actual volatility of th

few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is your chance to ask these experts what is happening to the news that you depend on to make your day to day decisions. our conversation tonight will include five elements -- we will talk about the quality of reporting available to the public and move on to what is being done to create sustainable newsroom jobs. we will talk about creating a new system that enjoys constitutional freedom of the press, celebrates the diversity of our communities, and enjoys the economic independence needed to support ethical journalism. i would like to introduce my coast -- co-host of the evening, and she will be introducing our panelists. >> thank you, rose. it is a privilege to stand up here. we are not used to looking this good. we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. w

let's get started. i hope you brought your thinking caps because we have thought leaders up here who can answer questions. let's go ahead and begin. thank you. >> hi. i am sarah. i am the chief financial officer with the trance bay joint powers authority. i do want to apologize on behalf of maria caplan, she is our executive director, and she did want to be here, but had some other appointments come up. so i will try to replace her only momentarily. the trance bay transit center program, if you haven't been in the san francisco market area lately is under construction. we are replacing the old transbay terminal with a new bus and rail station, and we will be extending caltrain and high speed rail into the new station. we have completed demolition. those free ways that were referred to that are being torn down in san francisco, we have torn some of those down the old bus ramps, and the transbay terminal itself is gone. in its place we have a four-block long active construction site. right now the shoring

starting at just $5.15.y from the postal service. >>> welcome back to "starting point" i'm christine romans. minding your business this morning u.s. stock futures are lower after a big run-up last week to nearly five-year highs. news of more federal reserve stimulus pushed stocks to the highest since late 2007. this week's focus turns now to new manufacturing and housing data. apple stock hit an all-time high of $695 a share on friday. ultimately closing at $691 a share. this morning it's up again in premarket trading. stock is up nearly 70% year-to-date. of course iphone is a big moneymaker for apple and the new one isn't even out yet. >>> president obama is launching another trade complaint against china with the world trade organization. the white house claims beijing is violating trade laws by imposing more than $3 billion in duties on u.s. auto exports creating an unfair advantage for china's automakers and parts manufacturers. the president will make an announcement today while campaigning in ohio, sol

people started day fund, they started to collect money out there. that was just the beginning. we got a call from somebody asking, is dpw doing this? we said yes. i have $50,000, i will support it. we are a private group. this is not tax deductible. we do not care. and they rebuilt some houses. the problem with most people is they could not even teardown their homes. but this is the burning man twist. i love telling this story. being who they were, the culture, at the end of each day, the landscape was strewn with debris. you have to seeing the pictures. they gather up the debris, at night, they turn it into a bonfire. that is part of our culture. then locals started to come around and one woman said, i have never seen anything like this. i have never seen anything like this, but i like it. pretty soon, they were making art. fema is not going to do that for you. and that was just a spontaneous effort. now it has expanded around the world. this came out of burning man, this wild, crazy party. >> let us start over here with a question. >> i would like to ask a question about dpw.

for example, the prison guard union is set to start salary increases again starting next year. >> inng from the higher education funding, right, are we going to have enough college prepared students ten years down the line? >> ultimately it's up to the people of california. what kind of state do they want in the future? >> that was stephanie chuang reporting. you can access the report going to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search california common sense. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" -- a fighting fan violence. changes coming to california stadiums meant to make your trip to the ballpark safer. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for the 408 and 669 area codes? no, what is it? starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll still need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! you know what's exciting? graduation. dial it out! when i look up into my students faces

he started mapping them all, he started marking them all on his map until he realized, these are all visual relays. there's a network, a communication network, of some sort. or maybe it was when the moon reached the gap they lit the fire so the signal went out so everybody across the colorado plateau would know the needle has been threaded. and i imagine that day people in chaco canyon all standing there, facing north, looking at a fire tower that would have delivered a message down into the canyon. i imagined people all over the four corners all facing the same direction at the same moment, maybe this didn't happen. everything is conjecture out there, but you know something was going on. how much do you want to know? when i saw that granary up in the cliff, i wanted to know what was inside of it. i thought i could easily break the seal around this stone. i had a good knife with me. it would be very easy to cut a square around it and just pop that stone out and i would see what's inside of a granary, what these people left behind. it was something for their survival, something that t

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starting out live talking to people waiting to get the iphone 5. first we check in on the weather to see how the weekend is shaping up. >>> looking good for today. we do have clear skies, not a whole lot of clouds. that will begin to change through the afternoon. the temperature right now in arnold coming in at 55 degrees. we have 100% humidity so we have a little patchy fog across the area this morning. sliding over toward brunswick, more of the same and dew points still in the 50s. we are talking about dry air this morning and even as we go into the afternoon. the radar will continue to be dry but for today only, then we'll start to see changes. be prepared for wet weather into tomorrow afternoon, 79 for the high today. let's check traffic with lauren. good morning. >>> good morning. i can't believe it's the last day of summer. it's feeling like fall out there. we have good news for those of you in anne arundel county. a crash just cleared and thefullies are really starting to dissipate as well. if you're using 95, there's nothing to get in the w

sit going to be foggy. >> there's good changes we've started to see where the sky has started to clear out. this will be the most dramatic shot we'll see tomorrow morning. the golden gate towers close to 750 feet above the water and the 747 and space shuttle supposed to do a pass at about 1,500 feet. that's been where all the fog and low clouds have been. but tomorrow morning, looks like patchy areas of low clouds. if you're heading out to moffett field, like jacket weather. should be dramatic and loud across the bay area. i had the pleasure of being able to see this once before when i was in tucson back in college. it is an amazing sight. it is a loud sight but one that will debtly get your attention when it comes through the bay area. a similar day tomorrow as well. you see how skies are starting to clear as north winds down the coast are starting to chew up that marine layer. so the weather computer models showing you the low clouds starting to go away. that's a sign of a warm-up as we head into tomorrow's forecast. we'll have an hour-by-hour forecast for friday and talk about warme

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started a little ways back say towards the end the last summer it started i am me out here so i was just so into this place you know i know all the animals here it's really bizarre you just become part of it. i mean it came out here very hard very conservative things from my youth started coming up things about spirit about a danity with the earth and looking at people in different situations. i had to go to mexico oddly enough to go to a dentist if that a funny i'm outsourcing myself. was there i noticed how much poppy was in the town and it's a fairly decent town. that's when i started noticing the look in the migrants face i mean there is poor design capital and you know they're at the bottom of their world basically i have to work almost every day i'm at the bottom of my world. i'm a analog man in the digital world. going back into the area we're going back into it pretty much got to make sure you are. regardless of what they're going to. march into drug dealers or anything like that there's a lot of rattlesnakes back there. and they tend to get them to finally you know nobody you ha

cal bears started off the 2012 season without their starting quarterback. shaq maynard was held it. the bears in a 14-0 hole. >> mike: the cal bears return to the rennovated memorial stadium after a year of playing at at&t to host nevada. but starting quarterback zack maynard was benched for missing a tutorial session and the bears offense suffered. he was replace bed alan bridgeford, and that's a pretty big moment. cals in a hole. maynard came back with 37-yard, the true freshman. down 1. reverse to allen. watch this textbook blocking and not a bad run either. he's a player. 21-14 nevada. cal fought back, tied it at 24. but 36 seconds left, jefferson pounds it from two yards out. wolf pack up seven. the kickup, the try the lateral but they were offsides and had to rekick. last chance for cal. welcome to college football. fumbles the ball and nevada, a huge upset, 31-24 your final. >>> a new era at beaver stadium, and the nittany lionses moving the ball early on. penn state 14-3 at the half. nittany lionses let this one slip through their hand literally. smith goes all the way back,

. >>> as accidents start to clear from the east bay, the commute starts to build around the bay. we'll give you the latest coming up. >>> and let's take a live look outside, san jose this morning. waiting for the sun's arrival. you made it to friday, september 28th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. this morning an investigation launched by the u.s. department of education is right now changing how an east bay school district suspends its students. christie smith is live in oakland where the oakland unified school district will change its zero tolerance policy when it comes to african-american students. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. that's right, big changes on the way. the department of education launched an investigation in may into oakland public schools discipline policies and suspension rate and found that the zero tolerance approach to discipline may be violating some students' civil rights here in oakland of the some of the

it started to change how people responded. it started to change how people were thinking. several pages and i didn't look at my notes. now i don't know where i am. [laughter] another really important part was the radio drama. again, it's a radio society. you couldn't tell who was who was there were some physical differents allegedly that but we don't know if they were really that different. and so you see the strife that these people went through and the drama they went through as a result of the war, but you didn't know if it was your side or the other side. it started to develop this kind of compassion for the others. so these are just a few of the elements of a mass media that took something from the brink of genocide, where next door it was a genocide, and managed to bring it to a point of having a peace agreement, though i would argue it has long ways to go most do. most , i mean, most human interactions we look out there and see there's a lot of violence. it's one of the stories where we saw peacemaking going on in mass media. not just mass media. it's a role they ca

he's hosting "starting point" today. a new world order free of american bullying. and mahmoud ahmadinejad hasn't even taken the stage yet. >> that's right. will do so at 11:00 a.m. eastern today. iran's outgoing leader will be addressing the u.n. general assembly later today. he's been warned to tone down the rhetoric. but, of course, no one expects that to happen. not with the entire world watching, and not after this warning yesterday from president obama. >> make no mistake, nuclear-armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained. would threaten the elimination of israel, the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global economy. and that's why the united states will do what we must to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> cnn foreign affairs reporter elise labott is with us this morning. what can we expect from ahmadinejad? more of the same? >> i think more of the same. i mean, in previous years you've seen president ahmadinejad say such fiery things, such outrageous things that many delegat

construction, which they started a week ago. staff feels that by the end of this month the property owner will satisfy the notice of violation and complete the work. >> 30 days? >> correct. as i said, the contractor has already started the work as of last week. >> commissioners have any questions? >> anybody here from the owner's side? no? public comment? >> there is no public comment on that item. >> move to uphold the order of abatement and hold it for 30 days and assess costs. >> thank you. >> just a moment, i'm sorry. [pause] >> if there is a motion and a second, is there any public comment? seeing none, do a roll call vote. president clench? >> yes. >> commissioner lee? >> yes. >> commissioner mar? >> yes. >> commissioner mccarthy? >> yes. >> commissioner mccray? >> yes. >> and commissioner walker? >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. item f, rehearing request, case no. 6 757, 130 bueler street, [speaker not understood], san francisco, california. [speaker not understood] 67 57 previously addressed by the abatement a

so, the three-day forecast starts to warm things up, the 90s start to come back on the board. monday and tuesday look to be the warmest days of the seven-day forecast. and we're going to start to see the cooling of that sea breeze pick up again thursday, into friday and then it may be warmer again as we head toward next weekend. so summer is coming back. the 60s for highs inland, those are going away. >> we weren't quite ready to let it go. >> no, we've got more days let. >> thank you, rob. >>> we've been talking about memorial stadium, we actually forgot there was a game there and not just conceptions and a jumbotron. >> absolutely. there was a lot going on out there. last night it was stanford getting the big scare in its season opener. today disaster for cal kicking off its 2012 season in its brand-new stadium. we'll show you what happened next in sports. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into

we'll start the day warmer. it's like a running start to the temperatures and we'll see things starting to cool by midweek. some patchy, thick fog in a few spots around the coast. spare the air alert for inland valleys today as winds back off and that high pressure acts like a lid on top of the bay area. we don't get air pollution to mix out or head out to sacramento. air quality will be an issue today. may see another spare the air alert for tomorrow. satellite radar view shows you that things have cleared out. high pressure building in reaching maximum strength in the next 36 hours. underneath the dome of high pressure, marine layer which kept things comfortable yesterday will get squished down during the day today. some 90s across inland valleys today and by tomorrow we could get close to some above 100-degree temperatures toward the tri-valley. notice lack of clouds on the coast. we have them there now. through the afternoon we should see north winds helping to mix in drier air and break up clouds and led to

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he started with clay. and a 5 foot sculpture. the work of an artist, struggling to find his muse. >> nara doesn't start with a sketch. it is reworked with each burst of inspiration. most of my work is unplanned. i just start and something will come to me as i am working. and at some instance, i can envision the finished product. that vision has changed since the disaster. something visitors at the exhibition seem to appreciate. >> i felt challenged and renewed by his works. they are a lot of new pieces. as i look them over it gave me a sense of courage. there was something insincere about them. there was also a mocking tone in a lot of my pieces. i have straightened myself out a bit. and knuckled down to my work. the way i mixed colors has changed. i really hope people will come out and see the show. >>> a white flower, was once in danger of being wiped out. but conservation efforts have them growing again. now the flower is being used in cosmetics and medicine. nhk world's shio hammerler reports. >> reporter: i am in the alps, a

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