we're live at san francisco state university. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >>> we have a follow-up for you right now. another delay in the plea hearing for the man accused of kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar. a technical problem forcing the judge to grant the defense team a two-week delay. lawyers say they had troubles with dozens of photo discs and interview videos given to them by prosecutors. he has been in jail for 11 months but has still not been able to enter a plea in this murder case. >>> yet another follow-up to tell you about. a state judge must decide whether to revoke the license of the bar pilot that side swiped a bay bridge earlier this

we are live at san francisco state university.o santiago, "today in the bay." >>> breaking news. monthly jobs report just released. this is for scott mcgrew in the newsroom with the details. it doesn't look good. >> it looks absolutely terrible. there is thumb's down, and double thumb's down. what we are looking at is 88,000 jobs created in the month of march. the unemployment rate falls to 7.6% but as i tell you each month and i have for ten years, ignore the unemployment number, the percentage there. it is the number of jobs added in the month. so what in the world happened if economists were talking just a few minutes ago about 200,000 jobs they expected added in the month of march. that's something we'll have to look through, the numbers. the numbers came out, i mean, what, about 45 seconds ago. we're talking about the raw top-level numbers here. 88,000 jobs added. jo jon and laura, that's a terrible number. that's almost irrelevant. we are going to look at the participation rate, the number of people looking for new jobs must

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in 1957, he was initially employed at the state university of new york in the mail room. he retired from potsdam as the plant soup intendent for heating, -- superintendent for heating. he was part of the success of at housands of students suny potsdam. he remained active as a member of the potsdam elk's lodge, the v.f.w., the american legion and knights of columbus. he was an avid hunter. he will be missed by his son, sister, two daughters and six grandchildren as well as four great grandchildren. like so many of that generation, he lived by the motto, i was just doing my job. that is something we in washington should clearly

appropriate $200,000 for funds request and san francisco state university for one request and -- schedules and the prop k pedestrian participation program. this is an action item. >> thank you, comments or questions? let's go to public comments? commissioner yee? >> i have a question on one of the allocations, the 146,000 for san francisco state university to basically come up with a plan to improve the pedestrian walkway and so forth. the question here is because this is a project of san francisco state that's building a wellness center and they need to -- they realize there is going to be more traffic caused by that. so maybe it's a clarification here where a lot of times i keep on hearing when san francisco state has projects, we have no jurisdiction over it, and now, they are building a building that would impact the street and i'm wondering, this is just the planning phase of it, but in terms of the implementation of it, they build on and so forth who is paying for that? is it assumed that city will be paying for this when a lot of times when they have their projects, we have no contr

into the class comes willie the wildcat, which is kansas state university's mascot.t, i have something better. the school band marches into the classroom playing the university's fight song. is this class just so boring? >> no, actually, what it is is the school's attempt promote student participation at sports games. >> oh, that's smart. what's also funny? a sign of the times, no one is watch thg with their eyes. >> they give away a pass to one of the students in the class. this is a treat for everyone. they end up dismissing class. >> good day. >> very good day. >> that's going to do it for this edition of

. >> i am a student at chicago state university. the common population here is african-american. , latino students students, how the difficulty merging in with the culture of our campus. i have not found that to be a challenge at all. i have been openly embraced, i have had doors opened, without a sense of judgment of to ibm, what my background is, where my family came from. >> it is an exciting time in the country, the point where we are today coming on the heels of the last presidential election, community was recognized as an important player in the country. someone who has to be reckoned with and has to be accounted for as we project into the future what this country will be, what america will be. in our experiences, we have stories that we share with a larger america about how to work, about sacrifice, about love for families, about love for community. how we engage in building communities at a very local levels. how we can add to other communities, like the african american community, the asian community. our children are ente

san francisco state university police located the stolen cab near the campus.are still searching for the suspect at this hour. >> garbage is piling up imparts of the bay area, workers with republican ally way services are conducting a sympathy strike. the cities affected are fairfield, suisun city, colma, , a daly city, union city, fremont, pacifica and half moon bay. their colleagues inking. what it is an income basis for some others say, they're ok with the strike if it means better working conditions for trash collectors. >> something should be done. they need to pick it up to get the job done. >> i have baby diapers and this will be a big mess. >> i tend to support unions and i think strikes are based on the genuine needs of the workers. >> trash pickup is expected to resume tomorrow. residents are being told that they can place their bins out along with extra trash. that will not charge more for that. >> oakland police say a 16 year-old boy who was shot by officers winced at night was innocent of the crime they were investigating. the police shooting happe

that's the latest from the san francisco state university campus. i'm arturo santiago. "today in the bay." >>> at 6:02. new this morning, the labor department just released the latest unemployment report and it was not what analyst expected. employers added just 88,000 jobs last month. less than half of what economists expected. actually, the lowest job total in nine months. the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 7.6% down from last month. it's little comfort compared to the low number of jobs reported. so what do these numbers mean to us? psychological mcgrew is breaking it all down right now. he is going to join us in ten minutes with a full report. >>. >> they are breaking things down at at&t park a lot going on, getting ready for the world champion giants, set for their home opener z. >> "g" men going in today's game after taking their opening series against the dodgers. live at at&t park where the giants will hoist that world champion flag up in hours. good morning, bob. >> reporter: this is the start of starting pitch 1:35. jon and laura, first of three games a

at san francisco state university where the-it a hole. >> the cab ended up on san francisco state university. police told me it all started when the cab was dropping off a person that had too much to drink. this were able to track the cab by gps from the cab company. as the driver was able to help someone out, another person unrelated jumped in the car and took off. the suspect drove the car through several city streets before hopping on interstate 280 driving at high rates of speed. ending up at pacifica and coming back up 280 and ending upright here. >> we see this taxi cab and slams into the parking poles here. soon enough a he >> suspect is still out at large right now. there is no information about the suspect at they are wrapping up their routine. checking everything out. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the very latest as it develops. >>> also over night a crash into a power pole in oakland sparked on electric flash seen for miles and cut power for thousands of homes. this pickup truck you can see in the picture hit the pole at foothill boulevard and church street at 1:30. the

. >> reporter: a san jose state university -- san jose state university announced they will establish a new center for excellence in adapted and blended education to promote the blended classroom learning model. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> well, authorities in the south bay are investigating the death of a man whose badly burned body was found near a grass fire. it happened in what appears to be a homeless camp along the onramp at coddles. they found this card and turned it over to the chp. investigators are trying to determine if it does belong to the person who died. we have more information about a homicide investigation in east weckd. police say 29-year-old keith harding was fatally shot at a home on 85th avenue. now according to the oakland tribune, it appears there was a marijuana operation going on. 142 plants were found as well as licenses for grow. this is the city's 26th homicide in oakland this year. >>> a ten-time felon has been charged with murder in connection with a shooting death of a former tribune photographer. police say 28-year-old anth

where the-it a hole. >> the cab ended up on san francisco state university.ice told me it all started when the cab was dropping off a person that had too much to drink. this were able to track the cab by gps from the cab company. as the driver was able to help someone out, another person unrelated jumped in the car and took off. the suspect drove the car through several city streets before hopping on interstate 280 driving at high rates of speed. ending up at pacifica and coming back up 280 and ending upright here. >> we see this taxi cab and slams into the parking poles here. soon enough a he >> suspect is still out at large right now. there is no information about the suspect at they are wrapping up their routine. checking everything out. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the very latest as it develops. >>> also over night a crash into a power pole in oakland sparked on electric flash seen for miles and cut power for thousands of homes. this pickup truck you can see in the picture hit the pole at foothill boulevard and church street at 1:30. the trans

. >> reporter: a san jose state university -- san jose state university announced they will establish a new center for excellence in adapted and blended education to promote the blended classroom learning model. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> well, authorities in the south bay are investigating the death of a man whose badly burned body was found near a grass fire. it happened in what appears to be a homeless camp along the onramp at coddles. they found this card and turned it over to the chp. investigators are trying to determine if it does belong to the person who died. we have more information about a homicide investigation in east weckd. police say 29-year-old keith harding was fatally shot at a home on 85th avenue. now according to the oakland tribune, it appears there was a marijuana operation going on. 142 plants were found as well as licenses for grow. this is the city's 26th homicide in oakland this year. >>> a ten-time felon has been charged with murder in connection with a shooting death of a former tribune photographer. police say 28-year-old anth

. >> san jose state university, you're watching equal time. exploring new issues each week. giving equal time to competing points of view. >> hello from the campus of san jose state university. and welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director bob ruck. the city of san jose is in silican valley. generally considered to be a well to do place. but here are also people who live a very different lifestyle. we're talking people who are transient. you have not wealthy homes, but places to live under bridges or on the banks of creeks. carlos jimenez has our story. >> in san jose, the homeless population is in the thousands. meet one of the people without a home. larry seckfried. after six years of living on the streets without if police department help, larry thinks the police should be doing more. >> i don't think they should stop us because of the way we look and stuff. but i think they should not judge us either. >> for the most part the community understands. they're frustrated, you know we need more officers. but you know what we can only do w

i am on the campus of san francisco state university.his started on 19th avenue are around 3:00 a.m. this morning when the report came out of a stolen cab. at that point san francisco police department spotted that. there are tracking on satellite. at that point the chase was on. we have video of the chase. it was all around the streets of san francisco on 280. it went down a deposit of back on 280 and ultimately came all the way back here to san francisco state. >> when it was here id careened into a parking area. the suspect catamaran on foot for a while. the what the parameters set up. police were actively searching for the suspect. we have some witnessed video or sound that somebody was out here on campus and thought what happened. he described the scene. >> we would is riding around on our long boy and we came by the humanities building and saw this taxicab will up and a guy jumped out before it stopped and it slammed into the parking post. soon enough a cop pulls up he jumps out and the boats start running. >> we're the told there

. >> san jose state university, you're watching equal time. exploring new issues each week. giving equal time to competing points of view. >> hello from the campus of san jose state university. and welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director bob ruck. the city of

since two thousand and nine moscow state university has been the proud possessor of eastern europe most powerful computer designed and put together by a russian company called the platforms the love of supercomputer made a splash on the world computing stage by clocking in as the twelfth fast to set up on the globe since it was installed the fast paced processor has had several upgrades and remains the top machine in the country and the most recent list have hit a peak of one point seven petta flops or one point seven quadrillion calculations a second put on that processing power doesn't come easy fueling the lightning fast tabulations are some two point eight make a watts of electricity which is enough to power several thousand homes a large chunk of that is eaten up by the massive cooling system you see here because of that it's reported the supercomputer almost never runs at full power as a result moscow state university plummets and the world standing when you take energy efficiency into consideration the so-called green list rates the top five hundred according how many calculation

reform conference is doing enough i'm joined now by peter phillips fessor of sociology at sonoma state university and president of the media freedom foundation peter thanks so much for coming on. thanks for having me on abbey so peter you guys have been attending this conference for years and what is the main takeaway from this year's event. well the a bit is still exceptional in that there's a lot of really great activists they're. communicating about media and what the need for a media change in anime in a major way but it's kind of losing the edge. of grassroots activism we look back at the media reform conference in minneapolis four years ago there were three thousand five hundred people there. years later the boston conference had twenty five hundred and then this weekend there were about fifteen hundred and for the first time it was actually a protest outside big conference center by the occupy denver folks who were saying that media reform is really more of a lobby group now the pre-crash of a million dollar lobby group and not really engaged in grassroots activists. wow appear i was just

we look forward to helping other california state university campuses make available to thousands of students the innovative, blended approach to learning developed by s-j-s-u and ed-x." california public schools are now allowed to expand their reading lists to feature l-g-b-t friendly books. update news reporter ashley cunha explains what this means for the future of the state. ">>>according to the california department of education, the reading list is being expanded to over 7,800 recommended titles for children in grades k through 12. this is the first time in california's history where award-winning works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and activity books are being added that recognize lgbt youth. despite being in london, sociology professor james lee says that this move will benefit students in learning about the history and future of the lgbt community. "i believe that one of the biggest problems that young gay and lesbian people face is the silence about people who are like them, because it's always been something that we hushed up. like, i imagine there are still lots of peop

eleven director of the center for the study of hey thank you for yours i'm at the california state university at san bernardino. now hopes for your rocks new beginning as tensions increase ahead of the latest election. blasts shakes the polling stations across the country during the first vote u.s. troops withdraw. and anti-government protesters in bahrain call on the international community to stop ignoring human rights violations in the kingdom ahead of the formula one grand prix this weekend and other stories coming up after a short break right here on our. wealthy british. market. the global economy. mission free. free. free. free free. free. free. free. free. here with our team. iraq. first election since u.s. combat troops pulled out over a year ago has been overshadowed by attacks reports of blasts and mortar fire near polling stations are mounting at the end of a campaign that has seen a spike in violence in recent weeks with more than a dozen candidates assassinated and sectarian tensions rising it doesn't look like the new beginning that many hoped for as an offer reports from baghd

and since two thousand and nine moscow state university has been the proud possessor of eastern europe most powerful computer designed and put together by a russian company called t. platforms the level most of supercomputer made it splashed on the world computing stage by clocking in as the twelfth fast to set up on the globe since it was installed the fast paced processor has had several upgrades and remains the top machine in the country and the most recent list have hit a peak of one point seven petta flops or one point seven quadrillion calculations a second. but all that processing power doesn't come easy fueling the lightning fast tabulations are some two point eight make a watts of electricity which is enough to power several thousand homes a large chunk of that is eaten up by the massive cooling system you see here because of that it's reported the supercomputer almost never runs at full power as a result moscow state university is low on those of the plummets in the world standing when you take energy efficiency into consideration the so-called green list rates the top five h

driver of a stolen cab takes police on a high speed chase crashing his car at san fransisco state universityews within the hour, a federal judge has ordered the morning after pill be made available over the counter to girls of all ages. we are gathering a local reaction to this controversial ruling. >> and why garbage workers on strike thousands of mile in ohio are causing a stink in the bay area. the neighborhoods affected and how long the problem could last. >> the san fransisco giants will soon be getting another one of these. we'll tell you about the rings ceremony and we'll tell you about opening day here at at&t park. complete bay average news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning everybody. welcome to mornings on 2. >> i'm brian torrez. >> dave clark is off today. starting this morning, all eyes are on wall street right now following this morning's labor department report. the jobless rate dropped in march adding the fewest jobs in nine months, and that's sending stocks sharply lower. the report says the unemployment rate slipped to 7.6% last month. t

at the state university of new york at stoney brook, a team of archaeologists seeks answers. elizabeth stone and paul zimansky study the plans of an ancient near-eastern city they recently excavated. woman: so this must be the back wall of the palace. that you can pick up on the photograph there. keach: the city is called mashkan shapir. it was one of scores of ancient cities that thrived 4,000 years ago in the deserts of what is now iraq. this is the realm of ancient mesopotamia. centered around grand palaces and temples, urban life emerged in an area that archaeologists call the first cradle of civilization. today the ruins of these once grand cities crumble in the dry desert earth. but how could civilization have emerged in such an arid environment in the first place ? and what might have caused its destruction ? data from mashkan shapir provide clues. stone: we found a very large palace structure, which was decorated with baked clay pieces, showing the city's own god -- nergal, the god of death. zimansky: there was a large temple area, in which we found pieces of sculptur

i'm a student from the san francisco state university. i just want to make a comment that it was very moving and it was a hard touching moment for me today to witness the board presenting an award to pastor roads for his achievements in the community. it was very inspiring and motivating. and i just think that we should be able to find such people in throughout the community, throughout the city to present such award to ward them for their lifetime achievements to the community. they really make the community better as a whole and i know that the more you probably present such award to more people it's less prestigious of an award maybe but i'm sure there are people that have contributed very much to many profound changes to the community and they should be, i believe they should be awarded as well. it really inspires. as you can see pastor had a lot of family here in the crowd. i'm sure that made him really happy. i don't know him but i'm really happy and it just really motivates one to just have a different outlook on life and possibly

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much

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since the last budget we were able to obtain $81,000 and san francisco state university and general properties of the galleria. we anticipate spending about $63661 for the grant activity. in august of 2012 we were able to obtain a grant for $1.5 million. we will increase federal revenues and decrease other revenues by $251, 892 dollars. next we have the project, we are experiencing a total amount of $91,000 for next year. during the year we were able to obtain $434, 531. the treasure island mobility mansion, the item you just heard before, this item, we received a $500,000 federal grant from mtc. we will be spending approximately $64, 101 this year. this is the largest budget announcement. we are recognized $34.1 million revenues we'll be receiving from mtc. what happened is we anticipated this in the last fiscal year but do -- due to a lack of full completed analysis, we were not able to pay cal trans and not able to recognize that revenue. this year we anticipate we'll receive most of the invoices and anticipate receiving full complete invoices to recognize the full $34 million. in addition