in the video group at moscow state university knows the value of a clear image when streaming video comes through distorted for most of us we either bite the bullet or click another site these guys rigorously test the codex to fix that for us with more and more video content flying around the web every day and quality expectation steadily on the rise these folks seem to really have their hands full when i tried my hand on their carefully calculated software for coding testing i was surprised by the stark contrast between good and bad pictures but also by how automated fixes for these problems have become its own process of image optimization it's bringing us ever closer to the action we see simulated on screen and the moscow state university team is making the logical leap forward in that process into the world of three d. video. they're consulting united multimedia projects a russian movie production firm based out of the famous gorky film studio in moscow and how to get into the three d. game on a reasonable time frame in budget. control we have just finished the conversion of a two d.

states at u.c. berkleigh in 1969, has since taught at university of california-san diego, sacramento state university, d.q. university in davis, brightman is the author of numerous articles on the history of indian education and the federal indian boarding schools. he is former editor of the first national american indian newspaper warpath and was involved in the occupation of alcatraz, a takeover of wounded knee and led the occupation of mount rush more in south dakota in 1970. he was also one of the national coordinators in the longest walk in 1978 and a long walk for survival in 1980. president the -- at the present time mr. brightman is writing a book on the history of indian civil rights movement from the 1960's to the present. i'd also like to add a note that helen would like to thank lehman. he was called upon to advocate and represent the friendship house when they were fighting for parity in funding from the city and county of san francisco. they did receive their grants from the city and county of san francisco for substance abuse treatment and because of lee brightman's efforts, we thank y

these young women are students at san francisco state university and the university of san francisco, and they practice every sunday morning -- that is called dedication. they have got beautiful costumes. you are going to see them perform with their props here, but they celebrate the bunjabi full dance and their culture, and i think it is a wonderful way of celebrating our heritage month. would you please give a warm welcome to six lovely students? come on, everybody. let's give them a hand. [applause] ♪ [singing in foreign language] [applause] >> , on, everyone. part of a fabulous -- com onee , everyone. weren't the fabulous? we are all here for these awards, the asian pacific american heritage award honors individuals and organizations who have made direct impact to their communities. the apa heritage awards are being presented in three categories. for individuals, we have awards for the emerging leadership and lifetime achievements, and the community organizations. we have the community impact award. 50 nominations were received -- 50 -- and top finalists in each category were subm

been a mystery or a missed story and i want it to be known. >> reporter: so did the missouri state university of today which, at its summer commencement, gave her an unprecedented undergraduate honorary degree. >> good people can make bad decisions and 60 years ago a bad decision was made. >> reporter: the idea of the honorary degree didn't sit well with mary at first. it recalled for her the feeling of rejection she experienced 60 years ago. >> i wasn't humiliated. i was angry. very angry. >> reporter: but she suppressed her anger and simply didn't talk about that rejection, filling her life with children and grandchildren, and instead of teaching, manual labor, including a stint as a custodian at a local science center which she quit only last year. she's not bitter now, believing still what she believed as a teenager whose future hadn't yet been snatched from her. >> people are people. the color of your skin doesn't make any difference. >> reporter: what might have been and should have been but never was a visible lesson from a teacher named mary. mike taibbi, nbc news, springfield, missou

allen has spent the day in the intense weather and joins us now from the soggy grounds of iowa state university. ron? >> reporter: good evening to you, ann. yes, this part of campus is usually dry this time of year, but this water has been standing here now for several days. further back, you can see there are workers inside several buildings trying to pump out water and dry out things to get it ready for school. also here in the town of ames is another big problem, there's an entire community of people who do not have clean water. city crews worked feverishly to repair flood damage today. officials say strict water conservation measures and a boil water alert will likely remain in place well into next week. >> ames is now a town virtually cut off by floodwaters. >> reporter: several consecutive days of heavy downpours brought ames the worst flooding here ever. hundreds of homes evacuated, businesses shut down, roads closed by rising water, in some cases, with deadly consequences. police released a 911 call from a group of local teens trapped in several cars, swept off a rural road into a flood

a recent audit, california state university audit said in fact private money and public money komened and when convenient you says the public money and when not convenient you says the private money. you can't have it both ways. >>> senator any specific examples of misuse of funds? >> well, the fact that the foundations right now say that they don't have to disclose any information, we don't have access to that information. i have a bill that will go to the governor's desk that says the foundation you've got to open up your books you cannot hide behind this notion it is private money and you don't have to disclose. >> take this a step further. it is not just sarah palin in starnies law. that is $75,000. we had uc that spent over $76,000 in the president's housing. this is done by donations or people who donated privately for the university whether housing the president or building a new law library. is your ultimate goal to get at those funds and use them to offset tuition and raise scholarships? are you trying to get at that money? >> no, we want to know if there is a pay to play sit

about the renewed violence i'm now joined by evolve from chuka political analyst from the moscow state university of international relations thanks for being with us this hour we're seeing of course these clashes again does this mean the new government doesn't have things under control and what do you think could be behind these. the forces behind this the acting president throws out the bible he's not in full control of the country even with the interim government there i disagreements and. if there are no mechanisms to resolve those disagreements through a bit through bureaucratic procedures then they go into a story it was for then we should understand that these are not just people in the industry these people are reflecting. the. decision makers in high places to go and voice behind i think that's the kind of base closures are those not taken by the. confusional to fall into very controversial and which may be a real disaster focused on the future of the country needs a strong authority a strong president rather than we. have a problem and crisis and this year we saw a lot of interest. ethni

he or she may be more likely to be labelled with behavior problem a new study from michigan state universityhows the youngest kids in the grades are 60% more likely to be diagnosed with attention deficit activity disorder than older children. it suggests teachers and drls should evaluate kids based on their age, not their grade. another new study focuses on chocolate. harvard researcrs have found eating chocolate protts a woman's heart. swedish women that had one or two servings each week had a lower risk of heart failure. researchers think maybe eating so much cholate replaced other nutritio foods. compounds in chocolate are known to lower blood pressure. >> chocolate one of my favorite food groups. coming up next, the map olympics. >> some very smart bay area students showing off share top students showing off share top sciences f f the images from haiti are heart-breaking-- homes, hospitals and schools destroyed; families searching for loved es; parents tryingto feed t. but we can all do something. we can help the ameran red cross as it delivers the food, water, and medicine that can save

san jose state university is starting today so expect extra heavy congestion on 280 and the guadalupe parkway. yesterday was backed up as well but classes start for the fall semester today so watch out for that. 280 traffic heading out of downtown san jose, and for right now, everything is running on time including bart. heat-related delays on bart and caltrain yesterday. right now, caltrain is completely on time. delays are possible later on. they may have to run the trains slower because we are expecting a second day of this heat wave. so watch out for that. we'll continue to watch mass transit on morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> that fire burning on the northeast side of mt. diablo is 75% contained this morning. the curry fire is breaking out near curry canyon road yesterday afternoon. the fire has threatened one home but it was saved. fire crews got relief last night when the winds died down and the humidity went up. >> we had aircraft working throughout the day. we have had fire engines and hand crews, crews that put in hose lines in to mitigate this. >> the first challeng

alexander's how about geopolitical asper from moscow state university for the humanities thanks very much indeed for your views here in the program. you're watching our team and let's now take a look at what else is dominating headlines around the world former illinois governor rod blagojevich is corruption trial has come to a close resulting in a conviction for a long time the jury was unable to you now mostly decide on the most scandalous charge trying to sell of rock obama's old seat in the senate the power was said to be deadlocked eleven to one will go in which was found guilty of lying to federal prosecutors prosecutors promised to try him on a twenty three unresolved accusations. in the philippines at least forty people have been killed after a bus packed with people plunged down a ravine the conductor who survived said the buses brakes had failed as it was negotiating a downhill ban he also said the driver battled to prevent the fatal plunge by trying to hit a lamppost but missed this is the third major accident involving a bus in the philippines in the past two months oh wel

this commission and the state university to relocate existing centauries sewer and storm drain easement. >> this resolution is adopted. >> item 17-22, the committee reports. >> they considered by the rules committee in a bag of a meeting on this day, august 5th, and 10:00 a.m. and will forward as committee reports. item 17, settlement of a lawsuit. item 17-18, salomon of a lawsuit for $245,000, i did not seen ---19, and settlement of a lawsuit for the 2011s. item 20, salomon of the lawsuit and approximately 83,000 -- segment of the lawsuit -- s ettlement of the lawsuit. >> can we take these on the fifth reading? >> item 23 is a resolution condemning the appointment of cherly brinkman to the but of directors on attention in march, 2014. >> this is passed. >> apartment of michael garcia to the appointment ended july 1st, 2014. >> this motion is approved. >> item 25, the bremen of the john newlin to the intended commission. >> this motion is approved. >> 26-29 with considered by the services committee on a regular meeting at 10 the d a m and forecasted as reported. a resolution the german

. >> i am from penn state university. i want to comment on something you said about a definition of bullying. i speak all over the country and i listened to students and parents and teachers and administrators and one thing i hear is that there is not as common definition of bullying. that is what really stands in the way. teachers feel stymied by the inability back up from their administrators. they will discipline students in the classroom and then they will go to their administrators and they say that is not bullying. a child could go home until their parents something happened at school and a parent will call the school and the school will say that is not believing. -- bullying. i have done group exercise where i have children ask what is bullying to you. also teachers and administrators and i compare the results and they are vastly different. i heard you say there would be a unified definition of bullying. until we are all talking about the same kind of behavior, everybody will be working from a different definition

. >>> s that state budget crisis crosses in to the school year public colleges and universities are having to make due without millions of dollars from the state. cal state university says expense respects paid out of student fees for now. at the california community college system campuses dipping in to savings because of a shartfall in payments that grown to $300 million. >>> loved ones of 15-year-old boy fatally shot on wednesday are asking the public for help. detectives say they are following up on leads in the slaying of 13-year-old clark as well as sifting through dead ends. today his twin visited the memorial for his brother at the site of the shooting on bank croft avenue. he talked about their shared love for track and field. >> he always started running and have a smile on his face. >> the family says funeral plans are being made. crime stoppers is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a berkley man pleaded not guilty to rape and attempted rape following a series of attacks at a apartment complex. 22-year-old antonio andre muton entered the plea yes

for example, what we do is we work with san jose state university and the school social work where we have under graduate students and the future master levels that will work with the parents as support system. in addition providing workshops for them. >> very good. >> we take very seriously the part of parent involvement. we define it as community, school, and at home. >> doctor, this is a tough challenge. why do you want it? >> it goes back to the way we were raised. we were given a quality education and it's time to give back. the boys and girls advocates, we have so many student who is were not performing well. the dropout rate for males is astronomical, about 60% in some areas. economically if we don't do something to prepare our students to overcome what needs to happen in the state of california, we will remain second class citizens. no one will do it for us. we have to do it for ourselves as a community. >> how successful has it been in getting the students prepared for college? >> it will be our first year with the leadership. we are looking forward to expanding and i think r

>> there is a study put out every year by ball state university from the news directors association. the 2009 numbers for minorities in the news were much more encouraging for television than they were in radio. so, we are seeing more people of color in television, for sure. we are seeing more people in television and radio. what we are not seeing is those people of color taking managerial, decisionmaking positions. the policy of a station reflects the difference in content. you cannot just put people of color on the screen and expect diverse coverage. >> but could you not agree that you would be a reference of some sort? for me, anything that comes up about sudan, they ask me about it. i would argue that editorially it makes somewhat of a difference. >> but you are a clear exception if you look at the numbers. in radio, women in general are few and far between. we are talking about small market stations, not even 10% of staff. at larger market stations here in san francisco, we are the no. 6 market in the country. that number is higher. talking about women of color in media -- >> th

school starts san jose state university. horrendous commute across 280 yesterday.it looks good though out of downtown san jose. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. going to be another hot day across the bay area and talk about another gorgeous sunrise looking out toward the bay bridge here. that looks good, doesn't it? that's because it's not so hot just yet. temperatures in the 60s across much of the bay area didn't cool off at all last night. so for many of you opening up that window hoping for that late night breeze it did not come. i was one of them. here's what you can expect today. we do still have an excessive heat advisory in effect for northeast and south bay valley until 8:00 tonight. be smart, drink plenty of water, limit your time in the sun, check the elderly, kids and pets. here's a look at some of the temperatures that we are expecting today. and they will not be as hot along the coastline and around the bay. but inland, another day with triple-digit highs. 101 in morgan hill. 98 degrees in los gatos. 97

>> i went to michigan state university for journalism. georgetown university for theological studies. >> did you get a degree from georgetown. >> master's degree in liberal studies. >> in liberal studies. that includes, what, theology? >> theology, philosophy, yeah. >> do they teach you shakespeare? >> i managed to stay away from shakespeare at the master's level. >> you'd be comfortable there now because i understand even for literature majors shakespeare is not a mandatory subject, do you believe that? what has happened to these? >> reporter, covered politics, weekly pbs series john ander nathalie. "u.s. news and world report," religion editor. your book to your credit. >> my first book. >> and still working at "u.s. news & world report." >> i still am. >> if i mention the name funk to you, who is he, robert funk? >> he's a bible scholar, new testament scholar who is founder and leader of a group called jesus seminar. a group of scholars for the last 15 years have been exploring the historical jesus. >> yeah, does he have very much stand

irvine and ariza state university say they believe a major quake should hit the southern portion everyto 144 years and the last quake there happened 155 years ago so the qui period should be over wi the big one coming soon. researchers use charcoal sampl in the past few centuries. the study is in the journal of geology. >> always something to make us think about with that. always be prepared, mike? >> and be prepared for the cooler weather. it's here. >> what a surprise! >> let's take a look outside. (laughter) >> here's a look at the cuds lingering around the bay from emeryville and the cooler weathe that's bringing it could have us drop 4 to 6 degrees today and again tomorrow. we'll talk about a warming trend into next week. >> thanks. and the newest rare resident at san francisco's aquarium of the bay. >> and more people ar getting sick across the nation from tainted eggs. ♪ >>> special breaking news where police have been involved in an accident with another car during a chase. investigats say police cruisers were chasi a suspect off a bus when they collided with that other vehicle

california state university is now under court order to release documents relating to sarah palin's appearancene. the coun superior court ruled the school must turn over details of the appearce contract which would include how much did the former gop vice presidential was paid and exactly where the money came from. an open government group called californians aware filed a lawsuit in april afte the university refused to disclose the documents. >> we have anher toyota recall to tel you about. the auto maker is now recalling more than a million corolla sedans and matrix hatchbacks because the engines may stall. the affected vehicles were sold in california from the 2005 to the 2008 model year. three accidents and one injury have been reported. federal regulators are investigating that problem since december. toyota has recalled more than 8 million vehicles worldwide this year over problems with accelerator pedals and floor mats. >> you have the chance to see the musical sensational [ female announcer ] get to thjcpenney big one day sale this surday only for big sangs on back to school looks. sta