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once again, president obama travels to boise state university to highlight the kind of hi-tech education and jobs he promoted in tuesday night's state of the union address. the president said the u.s. economy had turned the corner and he challenged republicans to turn the page.

. >> reporter: boise state university is the latest stop in what's been an expended road trip recently for an energized combative president whose cheeky quip created last night's most viral moment. >> i have no more campaigns to run. [ applause ] >> i know, because i won both of them. [ laughter ] >> reporter: headlines called it a zinger, a taunt, an epic

i went to a state university and at that state university when i started school it was about $7,000 for tuition room and board and today it's $25 thoi2$ year. i don't know how one family can afford that, let alone two or three kids in school. >> if we go back to the mid-50s, mid 20th century, that's when i was thinking about college in high school. think about this. the city university of new york graduated 36,000 students a year, tuition free and about 24,000 night students with minimal tuition. they graduated 10 nobel laureates and colin powell and jonas salk, those hard working young people at the time got a free education. it wasn't as clear that a college education was essential. now it's absolutely essential. >> dr. gutmann, tell us about your story, i know you had issues trying to pay too. how were you able to go to school? >> my father was a scrap metal dealer, we had no savings. he had a very modest income and diped when i was a junior in high school. my mother was a stay-at-home mom at the time but before she had me and married my father, she was a stengrapher. we had no money

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michael charney, a world renowned forensic anthropologist at colorado state university. charney positioned the skull in the same pose as the photographs of both women, then superimposed slides of the skull over the photographs. the skull did not match the woman from georgia, but it did match the photo of bun chee nyhuis perfectly. >> face is at an angle. she is clowning around, making a face. we find the jaw line is within the chin. the top is within the top of the head. the cheek is within. the eyes are in the orbits. the nasal opening corresponds to the nose, and the teeth match up very nicely to the jaw line here. in spite of the fact that it is a very difficult angle to approximate and expression to approximate, we felt this was a very good match. >> now armed with a positive scientific identification, police turned their attention to richard nyhuis. they suspected that he knew more about his wife's disappearance than he was telling them. >> her friends indicated they had a very volatile relationship, that they argued quite a bit. >> and police also learned of a dist

ohio state university. 60000 students. their food budget is millions and millions of dollars.f they said next year we're going to spend 1% of our food budget or 2% of our food budget on locally sourced fresh fruits and vegetables, or food, that would create a market. say next year we do four, next year we do six. are you creating a market for the farmers. that's ultimately what these farmsers need so the farmers around ohio state university will start to carve out pieces of their farm, hoop houses, extend the growing season, and then be able to provide that. same with the schools. same with prisons. there is a lot of public money that's spent that we can create real markets for our farmers. >> i should note that that's how the use of recycled paper ended up becoming more of a normal thing. it started small there where you had universities do what you just describing. that's how you started that industry and the idea rf buying recycled products and things like that. let me ask you this about -- youg?f talk about farm subsidies. you voted against the farm bill. it's surprising f

director of the reynolds center for business journal center at arizona state university. do you think that is realistic. >> 17.5 is realistic. you never know what happens with summer auto sales. there is always the chance the economy starts to hit a rough patch and we see sales drop a little bit. consumer confidence dips a little but i think consumer confidence is a really good shot. >> how about you. >> the housing start, the economy in general, consumer confidence and jobs. so if jobs continue to pick up. especially full time employment continues to pick up i t we could get to 17 million in the industry. but remember only about two-thirds of people have full-time jobs. we've turned into kind of a temporary economy. so those are the places you have to look. are people getting hired and are they getting hired into full-time jobs. >> as you pointed out the big emphasis at the detroit auto show was ab electric vehicle. all coming at a time when gas prices are drouping dro p dramatically. is this just another case of bad timing. >> look, thach make these plans months if not

(clapping.) >> thank you and now i'd like to call amy from san francisco state university (clapping.)> hi i'm amy i'm the society dean at the sfaufrs i'm charged with curriculum matters at the university and i just like to impress to the board the board fully supports the district in their endeavor today we got approved in the ethnic studies the 12 unit certificate for teevenz for social service and law enforcement any professionals in the bay area we are working on getting a social science teacher pipeline that is actually centered within the ethnic studies to courage our students to become teachers thank you very much (clapping.) >> so i know it's crowded at the podium when i call your name you have two minutes to speak (calling names) so everyone you have to minutes each please thank you. >> hello everyone my name is rosy a junior at balboa high school ethnic studies is very important if all high schools and middle school for people of all ages in ethnic studies are students that take ethnic studies it's important we build a community full of color but every one of all raze we get

that's the headline result of today's settlement between ncaa and penn state university. friday night the big story on "action news" tonight is the null and voiding of the consent decree that brought crippling sanctions against penn state in the wake of the revelations of jerry sandusky and sharee williams as you well know the on the field sachtions like scholarships and bowl games were lifted but today is an agreement that substantially restores joe pattern owe's legacy. >> he's such an iconic figure and with these wins restored it means joe paterno reclaims title of most winningest coach in college football. total 112 wins restored and 111 paterno's and one belongs to tom bradley. it's a major turning point for penn state and the football program. >> it's a victory for people of pennsylvania. today is a great day for penn state nation. >> senate morety leader rejoicing he was among those that believed the ncaa did not have authority to wipe out the 112 wins garnered between 1998 and 2011 announcement ofed wins being restored was a major milestone and the senator thought

i can't san francisco san francisco state university in the nearby area. i've been close friends with blake here and his beautiful family for many many years now. they're trustworthy, very entrepreneurial and the very compatible as a family business owner to this proposed area. i like to start out by pointing, as many have said prior to me, there's a lot of vacancies on this block. the need to allow ambitious local families like blake to insult his nurses that are compatible with local needs and can attract much-needed foot traffic and new businesses in the area, it should be allowed. the aspects of supervisor katie -- legislation that she put in that says that there should be no more than 20 percent vacancies is not being met. he is beginning to help with this. other areas offer will be see here in his shop but we see nothing on ocean avenue. i like to really highlight the fact that as many people have been saying, he cigarettes is a very broad generalization. i like to point to you in particular, when we speak of he cigarettes we think of the product tha

. >> we couldn't select a degree or major where it was already offered by a california state university. even if it was offered in san diego. >> reporter: for example respiratory therapy courses are not offered at any of the ucs or the california state university system. they are though, at skyline college in san bruno. they will now be able to offer a four-year degree in that specific field. the goal of this program is to have a more prepared workforce in california. >> we'll prepare them and be able to compete for the jobs that are here. >> reporter: the pilot program starts next fall and continues through the end of the school year 2023. if successful more four-year degrees will likely be offered at other community colleges. >> now, making community college free for many students will be a key part of president obama's state of the union address. this is a picture the white house tweeted of the president putting the finishing touches on the speech. you can expect to see congressional members holding up pencils an pens tonight. the gesture is meant to show solidarity with the victims

. >> i think we should keep that in mind the ohio state university. andy scholes, thanks so much. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for being with me. we begin w the race to find the wreckage of airasia flight 8501 and all the souls who perished on board. more debris is found floating including an apparent window panel. experts say it's almost certainly from an aircraft. it will take more certainty to determine if it's from the doomed airliner. 30 bodies have been pulled from the java sea. technicians onland have identified four of the bodky kyyies and the search is roughly the size of the state of delaware. let's get the latest from surabaya indonesia, where many families are gathered awaiting news. andrew stevens is there, hi andrew. >> hi carol. the line here today is that search frustrations continue just because the weather remains very very bad. it's slightly better than yesterday, i should add, but conditions are described as challenging so the actual visual part of this search has just basically proved to be impossi

a junior at bowie state university has filed a $3 million lawsuit against a fraternity. kevin hayes accuses the fraternity of hazing. he told abc 7 he was beaten and humiliated when he pledged alpha phi alpha. >> i would come back to my room and lay on my bed and cry. i was tired, hungry, and i cannot tell a sickle cell what was going on. if i did tell, i would be considered a snitch. >> he said he filed the lawsuit after the fraternity in the school ignored his claims. in a statement, bowie state said they consider hazing "indefensible and contrary to the interest of the university community." still ahead, with holiday shopping season over, here why it is more important to check >> two earthquake struck north of los angeles, shaking ventura and l.a. counties. no significant damage has taken place that we know of yet. the u.s. geological survey said the 4.5 magnitude earthquake hit and then a magnitude 3.0 earthquake hit. 7 on your side with the importance of checking your credit card statement. identity thieves can get private information without you realizing it. >> yo

. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i'm going to work in the field of civil rights as a leaderrn states to define pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. but there's a tide rising against it, and i want to be a part of it. ♪ oh, we have to die we got to hold out we got to hold it ♪ ♪ we got to hold it on down we have to hold it hold it on down ♪ >> i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind. i decided i would rather work with people than with machines. i'm the professor david gottlieb. i received my bachelors degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i'm convinced that a white american can never fully understands what motivates the meg grow desire for equality. but the white american is becoming more concerned, especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. the american negro must protest. and he must also build understanding by searching for the truth. the tools of truth in science are now becoming tools of truth in human relations. for the past two year i have been compiling data

. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i will work in the field of civil rights as a leader in the northern states, you will find pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. there is a tide rising against it and i want to be part of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind and decided i would rather work with people than with machines. under professor david got leave i received my that sloot degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i am convinced that a white american can never fully understand what motivates the negroes desire for equality. but for white americans they are becoming more concerned especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. [bells] the american negro must protest and he must also build understanding by searching for the truth. the truth in science is becoming tools for truth in relations. for the past two years, i have been compiling data on the aspirations of negro and white children in a segregated community. today, we are capable of getting answers

, works within our five-year projections and still freezes tuition for iowa students at our state universities for the third straight year. [applause] freezing tuition for the third consecutive year is a bold step to providing an affordable higher education in iowa. but our path doesn't end there. that is why we challenge the state board of regents to develop a plan that offers students a set of degrees that they can earn for $10,000. in addition, i am offering legislation to create the iowa student debt reorganization tax credit. this tax credit allows individuals to volunteer for worthy causes in exchange have -- for having their contributions made toward their student debt. we've worked together to freeze tuition, now let's continue to take the right steps in making iowa a leader in reducing student debt. iowans rightly expect high-quality for the money they spend on education as well as a government that reflects our -- there -- their shared values. together, we worked to increase transparency in government making it as open and honest as the people of our great state. we created the iowa

human resources examining and recruitment unit and suffix i started my career as a san francisco state university and got my bachelors in psyched and orientational psyche if they had we have a great relationship that the san francisco unified school district i exploded for american people interim shopping mall and become eligible for a permeate job. >> okay. perfect. >> i love working for our human resources services because of the agriculture we're laid-back with a professional mindset although human resources is a challenge we're light a hearted started as a intern guided through the process eventually one day a a deputy director or staying with the puc is where i love it. >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco land use & economic development committee i'm scott wiener the chair of the committee to my left is supervisor cohen our vice chair jane kim will not be joining us today she's been called into jury duty your clerk is andrea ashbury and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing jonathan and the others. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> all electronic devices

for instance, go to your own state university, like the university of arizona or the university of oklahoma. the dean of the relevant department of the university of oklahoma started climatecentral. ask your own university. ask any major scientific organization. all the major recognized scientific organizations in the united states of america are on board, agree that this is real, agree that this is important agree that it is vital and believe that we're actually near tipping points that may make the damage irrecoverable. if you don't want to go to your home state university and if you don't want to go to america's major scientific societies try noaa and nasa. think about nasa for a moment. as i give this speech, there is a rover that is the size of an s.u.v. that is being driven around on the surface of mars. all right? we built a rover shot it to mars landed it safely, and are now driving it around. do you think those scientists might actually know something? do you think they might know what they're talking about? you think they might merit our confidence? so ask them and see what they s

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in the right direction towards finally resolving this thing and obviously also happy for penn state universityhat played at penn state. we said from day one this hasn't been about the wins. that hasn't changed. >> headline of the phillies offseason, aside from jimmy rollins being traded may have been general manager's admission that he told ryan howard that the team would be better off moving on without him. last night he addressed that topic topic. >> there's always awkwardness when we're making transitions, i think. i think ryan knows what i think about him as a person and as a player. i think that ryan can get back to where he was, i think he could still be a productive player. >>> the sixers hit the hard wood at the wells fargo center hosting a depleted new orleans team. the pellicans without the service of anthony davis and jrue holiday. picking it up in the third quarter, carter williams driving and finding nerlens for the dunk. noel lays it up and in 17 points, 11 rebounds sixers win their eighth game of the season 96-81. >>> running back lesean mccoy pulled out of the pro bowl with an

my good friend agreed to join as equal partners in the consortium of our state universities and their labs. this is the 1st step in a continuing effort to fulfill the promise. let me talk for just a moment now about something that you will find in my budget. i believe it has the potential to improve the lives and enhance the opportunities of many idaho citizens. i believe that because we have already seen it happen right here in this valley. in 2,007 my 1st year as governor the valley valley was one of the last metropolitan areas in america without a community college. but the legislature enacted my requests to provide estate incentive or startup funding for any local jurisdictions where voters off to establish a community college district. basin stepped up to the challenge and voted to establish the college of western idaho. what a tremendous success it is then. it has forever forever changed the way that education is delivered here in idaho, and it is hard to even imagine this valley now without cwi playing a significant role in our future prospects. thanks to the incredible efforts

targeted and sustainable investments in such programs as the computer science initiative at boise state university, an employee readiness initiative at the university of idaho, career path internships at idaho state university, and the complete college idaho program throughout our higher education system. those are among the top priorities at each of our schools, and i'm asking for your continuing support to help them succeed. to help us succeed in building a comprehensive system of education and workforce training opportunities so that idaho learns applies to all citizens of our state. [ applause ] i'm also pleased to report some good news from the efforts of our leadership in nuclear energy commission or line commission and the center for advanced energy studies or caes. as you will recall, that group did an outstanding job highlighting the strengths and capabilities of our national lab. and one of their key recommendations focused on regionalizing the center for advanced energy studies by including other state partners. this past fall my good friend governor mead and the university of wyoming a

. >>> today president obama heads to boise state university to promote some of the plans he laid out in last night's state of the union address. during the speech, the president said he hopes both parties can work together, authorize military action against isis and guard against cyber attacks but he vowed to veto any gop attempts to repeal financial or healthcare reforms. it was mr. obama's first state of the union address before a republican-controlled congress. >> he is squandering the last opportunity to set things right with the american people. >> congressman eric swalwell a democrat out of dublin had a favorable view of the president's new plan. >> tonight the president addressed what people are worried about at home which is paycheck progress. people are working harder, wages are staying flat but the costs all around us are going up. and the president i think laid out a vision for what we can do to get business and employees on the same path and that's one that's going forward to make sure that people at home can pay for their kids' education, buy a home and save for the futur

his grandfather became president of norfolk state university. he's done a lot. >> the redskins could have had him, but so could a lot of other teams. talk about his work off the field. >> he used to be a bully. he admits that. he does a lot of work against physical abuse. he's got two foundations that works with sick children in hospitals. this guy is a pillar. >> this is just the beginning for him. >> let's see where he goes from here and not just on the field. he's only 26 years old. >> and he's about to get paid. >> as he should. >>> the puppy is so darned cute, so why are so many people upset about this super bowl commercial? you'll hear from the company behind the ad up next. >> the condition that can develop after you get the flu. coming up why doctors say this life threatening illness could be on the rise this year. >> if you're headed out this evening, bundle up. by 8:30 low 20s in gaithersburg, mid-20s in leesburg, 30s downtown, we'll come back, tracki thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand tit

ktvu tara moriarty is live outside the home just east of san francisco state university. tara? >> reporter: yes. in one hour police are expected to arrive here and they are going to be trying to make an entry into the home to get this situation resolved because this standoff has now gone into the 11th hour. the home here on ashton and grafton avenue has the suspect barricaded inside. a broken window is there where an officer threw a phone inside to start the negotiation process. >> we don't want any trouble. we want you and the family to be safe. come out and that way we can make sure you are okay. >> reporter: initially the police received report of a family argument around 6:00 last night. the situation became escalated and the suspect is barricaded now inside the home. the person he was arguing with made it out safely last night. police are not sure if the suspect is armed but negotiations are ongoing and it is obviously a developing story. we will keep you posted as the morning progresses. live from san francisco, i am tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you, tara. >>> in

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. >> mitt romney may not have declared himself at candidate yet, but if mississippi state university, he was sure talking like one. >> the president's dismiss sal of real global threats in a state of the union address was naive at best and deceptive at worst. >> in a speech to students romney took aim at his 2012 opponent criticizing president obama's refusal to label recent attacks in canada and france as islamic terrorism. >> i don't know how the president expects to defeat the jihadists if he won't even call them the name they are. >> romney also took aim at his potential opponent should he make a third attempt at the white house portraying hillary clinton as naive on foreign policy and domestic issues. >> secretary of state hillary clinton cluelessly pressed a reset button for russia. how can secretary clinton provide opportunity for all if she doesn't know where the jobs come from in the first place. >> the speech was barely over before democrats previewed another romney run. >> we don't really need to hear a lecture on where jobs come from on a guy best known for bankrupting com

suit claimed that the 2012 consent decree agreed to by penn state to avoid the so-called death penalty was illegal and robbed the university of due process. >> today is a victory for due process which was not afforded in this case. today is a victory for people of pennsylvania. today is a victory for penn state nation. the ncaa has surrendered. >> the settlement also a states that the $60 million fine paid by penn state because of sandusky will now stay in pennsylvania supporting programs addressing child abuse. >>> the paterno family issued a statement today. today is a great victory for everyone who has fought for the truth in the sandusky tragedy. the return of the wins to the university and joe paterno confirm that the ncaa and the board of trustees of the university acted prematurely and irresponsibly and that is the penn state story tonight. >> ♪♪ >>> just released surveillance video shows the gunman who murdered a social worker tuesday morning on her way to work. philadelphia police say this is the masked killer who followed kim jones to the bus stop at 12th and jefferson in north philadelphia and shot her execution

of georgia, auburn florida state, university of michigan just to name a few of the cases that they cited cases since 1990 and they are saying this is an epidemic basically, that athletes are playing, they are generating revenue for their universities and for the ncaa and they are not getting that promised education in return. the lawyer who filed this actually said that the ncaa had failed these athletes in a quote, spectacular fashion, has broken the promise to give them an education in a return for playing their sport. >> here's the pushback. i promise it's not just because i went to unc chapel hill. it infuriates me and i get e-mails from young aspiring journalists all the time they want to talk but beyond that we talked a lot about what's happened at their school. a lot of them are really fearful that having their diploma, never having done any of this will devalue, right, when they are trying to get a job. so totally separate from what you're talking about but i do want to toss to a conversation i had with rashad mccants this superstar player at carolina. his sister was involved in

i'm happy for all of the guys that played at opinion state and for penn state university.e have only been out to pursue the truth and find out what really happened. >> the headline of the phillys off season. he told ryan howard the team was better off moving forward without him. today the philadelphia sports writer addressed that topic. >> there is always awkwardness when making transitions, i think. i think that he can get back to where he was, or closer back to where he was and be a productive player. >> the sickers hit the hardwood tonight hosting a depleted team. they were without the services of anthony davis. they helped sixers to a victory. pick it up in the third quarter, he goes in for the two handed jam. fourth quarter, the sickers are pouring it on. noel with the lay in, 17 points, 11 boards. one note for you lesean mccoy is out of the pro bowl. that will do it for sports, we're back after this. >>> relief at the gas pump for the first time in five years. the average price for gas dropped blow the $2 mark. that is below the national average of $2.08. here is wha

. >> we couldn't select a degree or major where it was already offered by a california state university. pechb if it was offered in san diego. >> for example respiratory therapy courses not offered at any of the uc or the california state university system. they are, thoshtion at sky line college in san bruno. they will now be able to offer a four!4 four year degree in that specific field. the goal of the program is to have a more prepared work force in california. >> we will prepare them and be able to compete for the job that are here. >> the pilot program starts next fall and continues through the end of the school year 2023 the end of the school year 2023. if successful more 4 year degrees will likely be offered at other community colleges. lee ann abc 7 news. >> no bay area traffic can be a mess but now one community ushering in new era of change. has to do with metering lights. david explains why the lights are on much longer in the south bay. >> the south bay economy is booming and with it traffic is getting more congested along highway 85. so for the first time ever metering lig

president obama speaks to students at kansas state university. lecontinue to push the agenda he laid out in his state of the union speech. yesterday he spoke to a crowd of students at boise state university in iowa. he focused on his middle class economic plan including a proposal to make community college free for students who maintain a certain gpa. the president says he's still hopeful democrats and republicans can work together but he says washington must do more to help working americans. >> let's make sure all our people have the tools and the support that they need to go as far as their dreams and their efforts will take them. that's what middle class economics is. >> all the president really offered last night was more taxes, more government, more of the same approach that has failed the middle class for decades. >> they're also focused on helping america's middle class but they say less government is the answer. >>> the white house is accusing speaker john boehner of breaching diplomatic protocol. he invited israeli prime minister benjami

lewis in february and hopefully have middle and high school students he'll be at san francisco state university on february 18th looking at building the participating we have them after-school program and wanting to make sure we're accounting together. >> thank you, ms. davis and dean's kelly. >> ami i'm standing before you tonight so congratulate mr. haney vice president and dr. murase as president and smault as the new commissioner now that you've been identified as the handsome young man on the board we don't know if that relieves matt ass from extra duties but most of all, i want to address the comments on behalf of the of drumming 9 years ago they assigned just a minute children to a integrated school when we they built the schools after the earthquake parents didn't like it the nation of japan didn't like it the natives of san francisco does it on purpose teddy roosevelt didn't like it after what the secretary of state called the conversations of the law it was decided in on a 1907 and the treaty guaranteed equal cease for education for the children and re programmed into the common schoo

she's an assistant professor at mississippi state university and she's also been selected as a fellow in the young scholars in american religion cohort for 2013 to 15 for the center for religion and american culture at purdue university. professor greene has already identified several significant topics relating to religion and policy as the focus of her research on religion in the 20th century. her first book, no depression in heaven, economic crisis and religion realignments in america's empire is to be published by oxford university press. she uses the experiences of men and women in the mississippi delta and arkansas as a specific focus to examine broader questions of how religious institutions responded to the depression. her study allows her to trace the changing appraisal of social and religious institutions by both lay people and clergy, as well as the shift from church-based charity to state provided social services. her second project takes on another historical topic with equally profound contemporary relevance. it is tentatively entitled god's green earth religion race and

they have to pay for the state universities, they have growing inequality. they have to pay for transport system and rail systems to get people around. they are shrinking dream is a product of a more expensive economy. what i fear, and what worries me is in this fiction. old red state dream is captivating. i quote eric perry saying that is how he's running the campaign, he'll show the low cost, low tax way of the country, maybe it's the way for texas or the red states, i feel it will eat the seed corn. it will threaten. it will threat the investments we need to make in great universities, in developing people with education, in adding transit and infrastructure, a horrible threat. the future has to be on knowledge, but it is not delivering the dream, people are getting frustrated. >> what is the solution. the folks in red states, those that run in red states or govern them are not going to read your piece and say "we're going to raise our taxes, they'll milk this for as long as they can." the writing tells me i'll paint as bleak picture. inequality is worse

presidential candidate mitt romney took jabs at clinton while addressing students at mississippi state university yesterday. he called the former secretary of state clueless on relations with russia. romney argued that clinton helped contribute to what he called president obama's timid aapproach to foreign policy. romney is considering a third presidential run and we're considering moving south after this weather. >> it's been interesting. we haven't had a lot of stuff but we've had a lot of stuff frequently. you know what i'm saying? every couple of days and we have a potential sunday evening into monday of having some measurable stuff. so let's stop talking stuff and show you some stuff. hee go here on a thursday evening. shows the back edge of the sleet and rain continuing to rapidly move eastward across the bay of the shore and it is almost out of here and a lot of that is indeed sleet. you have to go farther north to find the snow associated with this cold front that eventually leads to an alberta clipper over southwest ontario. as far as numbers, take the almanac here. 38 and 26 the officia

i graduated from san francisco state university. i'm here to support spark in their effort to open a new location in my neighborhood. i'm not a patient nor a member but i did want to come and speak out for this non-profit organization. on behalf of myself and my family i ask you to support this project. spark has demonstrated to the community that others haven't. that is why they are different and that's why i want and welcome spark into my community. thank you. >> next speaker. >> public speaker: good evening commissioners. on tuesday of this week the board of managers unanimously voted against an additional medical marijuana dispensary due out the cluster and high percentage of families in that neighborhood. additionally i would like to point out that supervisor avalos came out and said that 95 percent of the people are against the district. i would also like to point out that spark has mentioned over again that they have provided union jobs and on the other hand i heard that spark is not providing union jobs. i was hoping someone

one generation to another i wanted to commend the incremental foundation and the san francisco state university we're blessed to have them here i want to thank the foundation for your work and what i've you've done. >> so commissioners i know it's late so you may not be - but this is food for thought it is there are different ways to go about constructing around the registry a couple of thoughts businesses would submit an application and come before the commission for final vetting and approval to insure that some of the quantitative components in the legislation in terms of the community involvement and i and their impact so i'm going to be looking at direction from you to help create some of the definition. >> so i really appreciate dr. i's bells thoughts i will have to start putting this together for you so but i would feel free to give me input for recommendations you have at at this point in terms of direction i'd be happy to you know take microwave that feedback before next meeting with that we'll close out the item. >> thank you so next item is director's report commissioners i'll provid