he replied immediately, teamwork. know how to work with people and get others to want to work with you. it's probably the crucial skill and yet education is mostly about solo performances. one reason why america has been so innovative is because its many sectors, the federal government, universities, venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, all compete and collaborate to push forward. finally, innovation is also about collaboration in the sense that it is a collaboration between two kinds of temperament. at one of steve jobs' last product launches, he famously explained how apple worked. >> it's in apple's dna that technology alone is not enough, that it's technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the result that makes our hearts sing. >> but isaacson couples that quote with a cautionary caveat. it is also true, he says, that people who love the arts and humanities should endeavor to appreciate the beauties of math and physics. otherwise, they will be left as bystanders at the inters

and life account biceps and having a sense of accountability is really important they've learned teamworko support each other to take care of each other i take care of of you take care of me that's the bond they've learned something about leadership they've seen good leaders maybe they've been a leader undoubtedly in many instances but i've learned some about fellowship and personal responsibility they're in the gut and the veterans come back and bring that to us in a way that people who never had those experiences just don't have so the message i want to give a dedication of this memorial it's a memorial but let's remember memorialize the importance of our veterans what we bring to the party as a result of experiences they've had they make anginaic contributions to thank you veterans (clapping) the sound of freedom i love that our next speaker is the mayor of the city and county of san francisco mayor edwin lee (clapping.) general let me add my thanks to the work of senator feinstein and former secretary george schultz and former mayor my good friend willie brown to i'll of you to say a

teamwork.ink of the lone creative genius, but as walter isaacson pointed out, most innovation happens because of teamwork. if we broaden out the idea of teamwork to mean communication and collaboration, we would see that throughout history human beings have advanced when kn they've been able to work together. look at periods of great ferment in human history, and you can see how people worked off each other's wrdz and how those collaborative efforts snowballed because of the interplay of thought and practice. in his book "the rationale optimist" matt ridly asks the question when did human progress really take off, and his answer is when human beings began exchanging things, ideas, skills, goods, services. once we began to benefit from the combined and collaborative efforts of groups of people, we found that two plus two started to equal five and six and 20 and 100. i once asked jeff buccus, the ceo of time warner, our parent company, what skill was most useful in business that wasn't taught in

they meet with teens in their own age and lead a lot of crucial skills, teamwork and environmental education. we find this to be a creative natural career path for future opportunities within our own department, apprenticeship program and developing leaders in this field. greenagers earn a stipend monthly as the 501 c partners. they have a lot of fun with the blue water nation and camping trip and they host a launch a day at the park. some of our alumni have been recognized as the bound youth summit and youth opportunities including the task force for the playground. since 2012, over 20 high school students have graduated from the greenagers program and donated services to over 25 parks and open spaces and over 27 events in the southeast district. in 2014, greenagers were featured and as well as the national recreation and parks month. we could not do this alone. it's in court with the san francisco and alliance. this will help expand the program to the southeast. they have generally supported greenagers and we hope to be awarded the grant and will support additional neighborhoods as we have

stereotypes teamwork guide the way you see the -- work to guide the way you see the world. >> nate, youou're not political. i don't mean to make you political. this isn't a political question as much as it is about humanity. >> sure. >> and about empathy. there was this notion in 2008, and indeed there were black folk who were advancing this notion that the election of barack obama of going to usher in this era where block folks could say to their black boys you can be anything, you can do anything, the world is going to look at you differently. i recall some actors -- not to call any numbers -- will smith, who i love, who said famously that there are no more excuses. i love will, and i still ain't had that debate that just because obama's elected doesn't mean black men don't have more excuse. it's about the world we live in. i love will. the point is everybody had an opinion about this. i'm not trying to domonize anybody. the question is, what happened -- demonize anybody. the question is, what happened to the notion of one wlk man, leader of an american empire, would change the way th

and i want to thank you for the teamwork in seeing the value and strength in each of us and help develop that. i hope i can do you justice and you will definitely have to keep in touch but i thank you for being the incredible leader that you have been and please stay in touch. i congratulate you and i'm very excited about your journey going forward. >> it starts with small steps, small steps lead to big waves. never do you have to tackle these big standings. small steps and that's where i started. thank you for bringing it up. i don't mind grilling people and i'm so appreciative at the time and that's a challenge but not one that over kwips your abilities. start small and work off within small goals and build yourself up. that is how you will get where you need to be. there is no need to try to save the next day, try to reach exact lau e what i have done. i'm just a humble person who has a couple questions. so, thank you. >> don't forget to e-mail us and let us know when you arrive. >> i think i already have a couple advocacy videos and they do great works and it took some effort with th

they had ts kind of high command teamwork that no o had seen before in the war. and i think -- the next thing in the badest sense thaappens to jackson is that when jackson finishes the valley campaign th makes himfamous, he goes to richmond whe there is th huge unioio army, 120,000 men, about to take the city of richmond. hehe's only 60,0 confederate the cfederate gold has en loed on the trains, it's ready to go, jeff's family has been shippeto the carolinas. everything is ready all. from that me, two months ter, t capital bing threatened is no longer in richmondbut washington, d.c. this is all thanks to lee's daring and jacksos brilliant maneuver. thecapitol that, you have union army beating this fus retreat intowashington, d.c. this is largy e work of lee and jason. andhat's when becomes over the top. similar victories, tikes nobody had ever seen, in a that was being renvented with these types of mus kets, with these types of weapo. most general stumbl their way intoit,ut what happened to him, ultimately? >> uimately he and lee have thr greatest victory at chan

with this teamwork, if we should ever have to operate together, our strength will be multiplied. >> asirborne assault was concluded, he left the stands in order to follow the action as it developed. he boarded the jeep and headed a convoy of dignitaries to watch the exercises. we are now 250 miles, about 400 kilometers, from the air force base. it is a breezy day as we stand overlooking the blue waters of the persian gulf. it is still d-day. the amphibious assault is well underway. this operation is a part of exercise delawar and is designed to point out the ability of the united states military to deliver amphibious support to our allies if and when they should ever call for it. >> a united states navy force took part in the action. the united states and iranian naval forces in the persian gulf launched an amphibious attack. their mission, to clear the island of enemy insurgents. as the landing craft hit the beach, the united states marines stormed the shore. ♪ other marines were airlifted. the choppers contribute it their share to the success of the operation. use of helicopters grea

they've emerged humbled with a new approach towards teamwork. it wasn't easy. it required the union and management to come to the same side of the table and focus on a common goal. making a product the american people would want to buy. >> this product is important to the american economy, it's a work product. yes, it is expensive but it is built in such a way that it helps the economy. farmers. ranchers. construction workers. the people who are the backbone, the true backbone of our economy need trucks like this to do their jobs. >> so how many trucks come through this line every day? >> more than 700 a day, that's a lot when you think on eshts. >> i've been at gm 19 years. yes. 19 years. >> deondre jackson works the first shift. the flint father leaves home before the sun comes up so he can make it to the truck plant by 7:00 a.m. >> you spend more time here with the people here at work than you do at home sometimes. and i found love, yeah, i met my wife here. i was driving material to her area and we began to have a conversation. and turned into a movie and a

man schooled in the meaning of teamwork. to replace any of his teammates at any time. any man ready to do his share. , ready to build bridges, highways, railroads, ports. quartermasters to move troops and supplies and provide food, fuel. the man who supplied means of medication, telegraphs, telephones and radius. -- radios. cavalry.ry -- the tank destroyers ready for swift and decisive action. hard-hitting. the infantrymen, the backbone of the army. this training has met the acid test. across the pacific, across the atlantic, shadow of defeat hangs over as the axis -- as the allies liberate town after town. the job is and finished. this is only the beginning. our blows must be dealt harder and faster and with all of our strength. more food, equipment, and ammunition must reach our troops. ,ore airports, docs, bridges and roads must be built. the swamps of the south pacific. the snows of the far north. mountains of india. across the rivers of europe. build them in record time under enemy fire. build them into the heart of ber

teamworks make the dream works. that's why we're out here. >> chris, kerry, they did turn out little early. we heard at 5:30, there was some loud noises over here this side of the airport. we all headed down here to find out exactly with a what was going on. here they are in big numbers. it is pretty loud. we'll check back in you with you in the next half hour. >> lauren, thank you. meantime this morning the berks county coroner will perform autopsies on the two people killed in a horrific tractor-trailer crash. in fact there is have the video of t the driver that far big rig, now faces a long list of charges. >> this happened yesterday morning on route 222 in made encouraging creek township. two people were killed in. >> this nine others were hurt. the da now says the driver of that recycling truck, 50 year old steven benet caused this wreck after falling asleep at the wheel. >>> 6:06 the time. farmers market in new jersey opening to the public after devastating fire wiped out part of the billing. meantime, investi

and i want to thank you for the teamwork in seeing the value and strength in each of us and help develop that. i hope i can do you justice and you will definitely have to keep in touch but i thank you for being the incredible leader that you have been and please stay in touch. i congratulate you and i'm very excited about your journey going forward. >> it starts with small steps, small steps lead to big waves. never do you have to tackle these big standings. small steps and that's where i started. thank you for bringing it up. i don't mind grilling people and i'm

the classroom environment i think it's a times for that people to build some of the skills like teamwork and commitment it has become one of the highlights of our week something that students look forward to participating in being able to have this new space as pretty much provide us and the students the opportunity to enjoy clubs and athletic promenades we provided them with an alternative academic experience but with a high school experience and help them because of the location in the bayview this year so thank you for allowing us to rent this place it is truly beneficial for the students to enjoy apart from the school curriculum so thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi good evening. i'm a parent of a child at sf flex and when we looked for a high school 4 years for our daughter we knew nothing she shouldn't attend a public high school we didn't think she would make it in that environment too many students we choose a par california school thinking she'd get a quality education we made it through heart arc when we looked for a new high school we found the sf f

they came out it is all about teamwork. >> it ended during a ceremony and the mayor gave a key to the city. >> this is the best moment of our livesnd baseball career you couldn't ask for anything better than this. >> world champions. can we dot again? >>, yes, yes, yes. >> train played them out caping off another magical season. >> ♪ we are the champions ♪ of the world ♪ we are the chamons >> and not so familiar faces were included in the parade like some season ticket holders and vendors and staff members including one man who has been selling souvenirs for the giants since 1961. in the newsroom, alsa harrington, abc7 new >> thanks, alyssa. >>> one of the reasons this team has so many fans is we can relateo them. they are regular guys in so many ways. here is a touching ment during the ceremony. brandon crawford holding his daughter and sharing this day with her. >> here is our mvp picture. mason bumgarner is taking time out during the parade to hop on a horse with some of san francisco's finest for a quick photo op. look at the officers. they are wearing their giants' hats. >> did y

they came out it is all about teamwork. >> it ended during a ceremony and the mayor gave a key to the city. >> this is the best moment of our lives and baseball careers. you couldn't ask for anything better than this. >> world champions. can we do it again? >>, yes, yes, yes. >> train played them out caping off another magical season. >> ♪ we are the champions ♪ of the world ♪ we are the champions >> and not so familiar faces were included in the parade like some season ticket holders and vendors and staff members including one man who has been selling souvenirs for the giants since 1961. in the newsroom, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> thanks, alyssa. >>> one of the reasons this team has so many fans is we can relate to them. they are regular guys in so many ways. here is a touching moment during the ceremony. brandon crawford holding his daughter and sharing this day with her. >> here is our mvp picture. madison bumgarner is taking time out during the parade to hop on a horse with some of san francisco's finest for a quick photo op. look at the officers. they are wearing their gian

attorney general praised teamwork in the rescue of several agencies. they praised all the agencies saying police officers who worked around the clock and, in some cases, risked einged their own lives to wring this woman home safely and ensure that alleged criminals will face justice. visit nbc10.com for complete coverage on this case. >> are red light cameras in new jersey about to fade away? the state's five-year con trakt runs out soon. so far, legislative leaders have not given the green light to try to extend it. george spencer is joining us live from cherry hill at the intersection of route 70 and springdale road. >> jim, at times, this intersection has been the most heavily ticketed red lieblgt camera intersection in the entire state of new jersey. after five years of a pilot program, none of the state's legislative leaders have stepped up to keep the red light cameras in place. it is the dreaded split-second flash, a flash tens of thousands of south jersey drivers have seen in their own rear-view mirrors since 2009. but come december 16th, the s

teamwork, safe passage, ymca, recreation and parks, working as a team to ensure that it is a successful endeavor, and collaboration, another one of our values, glide, as a programming partner. san francisco senior's center. a partly cloudy -- api wellness and other people are coming and saying i want to be involved in the success of this park. it might be at twitter who is not only come with money for the future success for the saint frances foundation and come with money and support but it's the community coming together because we know what a park can do. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello commissioners. my name is be tty trainer. i'm with boeddeker park, the coordinator. we had our first meeting in may of 2003. almost on that first meeting attended by regular representatives they said what can we do to improve this park. we did things here or there and had work days and other programs, but structurally, they knew we had to make some serious changes as jeff presented in his powerpoint, and thankfully with the coordination and efforts of the trust republic land and the recrea

>> nothing like a little bit of teamwork, thomas. >> they have a bromance. >> they tag in and out. the world's tallest and shortest living men joined forces to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the guinness world record. the two met for the first time in london. it's unreal. i mean look at that. >> that's amazing. >> wow. >> they are friends. >> they plan on meeting again. seven feet separating those two. >> that's very cool. happy friday. >> happy friday. good chin on you. >> let's get your responses to our twitter question because earlier we told you how the fda is considering lifting the ban on gay men donating blood. >> so jeff says yes i can't believe the fda is still that prejudicial following '80s thinking. our friend aden says yes it's an old discriminatory policy. it's time for the fda to get with the times. >> interesting because a lot of people on the staff as we talked about this were unfamiliar that this was still in existence. >> yes, they were. >> where are we on our hand signal >> good news. actually as of five minutes you only had 423 followers @"way too early" but

teamwork. leadership. and really able to think on your feet, think fast and make a decision. >> reporter: coolidge is director of the new york city chapter of vets in tech, a national non-profit helping veterans find work in the booming technology industry. founder katherine webster says she was inspired to start the group after hearing how returning veterans were struggling to find work. >> i was sitting in the center of the tech ecosystem in san francisco thinking that's kind of crazy, because these veterans are more tech savvy than ever before. >> reporter: to date, vets in tech has worked with more than 2,000 veterans and its membership double that. they've partnered with big names like facebook, intuit and hewlett-packard to both mentor and hire veterans. david gowell, co-founder of software company rock tech, says the best part of vets in tech is the opportunity to pay it forward to other veterans. >> one of the core elements that i'm excited about is helping to feed the tech industry with early empl

out, okay what's the best message we could send and to me, equality, unity, friendship, you know, teamwork. >> the project is also brining together students from different schools. >> latinos and blacks don't really get along but like today, like this day we see that we are getting along. >> the hope is that once this mural is completed, it will help change the narrative of this troubled neighborhood, telling all who see it of that day when the blacks and latinos came together, worked side by side, to meet in the middle. "in major cities, the demands on potential mates are even higher. men are often are often expected to hold even higher degrees and to be able to afford an apartment and sometimes a car as a prerequisite for marriage. "i want to find someone successful. he needs to be responsible for his family. he also needs to have a certain foundation for his career. for example, i think he should earn more than i do. i don't really care about the height of a man. his salary should be enough to support a family. and i want to find someone who has a house when we get married." some parent

>> teamwork. we were playing for each other. guys we had earlier in the season.re finally healthy. that's not big thing. bobby wagner played another big game. daryl simon played a fantastic game. it was a team effort. i was able to get interceptions. total effort. our "d" line got a loft pressure on them. >> russell didn't bite. i hope you might here. we're sitting on the 49ers logo having turkey. does that mean anything? >> it means a little bit. their fans were saying vulgar things to us earlier. we ask our fans to be classy and be a first class organization. sometimes you let sleeping dogs lie or you're going to get there. >> you got there. it looked like you were having fun out there. you meet them again in 17 days up at your place. what's it going to be like to meet them twice in such a short period of time? >> we have to get there first. i'm not exactly. i think they're on the road next. one game at a time. the nfc is not easy to win against. we're excited about that opportunity. one game at a time. championship mindset. we'll see what happens. >> i've been

. >> rest, practice, and a good sense of teamwork. >> a field. >> sneakers. >> equipment. >> those seem simple enough. but in many places around the world, if you're a girl, those simple things are harder to come by than front-row seats at the super bowl. >> so, in a lot of places, there simply isn't the same kind of access for girls to play sports. they don't have a local soccer team they can join, for instance. so, while boys of course obviously get a lot of benefit from playing, we want to make sure girls have that same opportunity. >> meet blair warner. with some friends she started a company named activyst. they make athletic bags, athletic bags than can make a difference in the lives of girls in foreign countries. >> so, our company, activyst, is donating a portion of our sales to help support charities that give girls access to sports. they're bright, colorful bags made out of macen, which is a material that we found down in nicaragua, and it's a bag you can use for your shoes, your clothes, all of your athletic equipment. so, when you live your active lifestyle here, you're also

we are specifically looking at having a student teamwork with the office of small business on the refinement of the information, the matrix. we have received the work that has already been done by the intern that is there. we're looking at additional information regarding gross receipts, generation of ownership, as well as other facilitate i have numbers, [speaker not understood] codes, et cetera, so there is a comprehensive index put together. the third project relates to legacy history information. and toward that end i'm going to be joined by a colleague who is a business historian who will be working with teams, hopefully two teams, who will be looking at having and collecting some stories from some of the legacy family businesses. not just the family business owners, but also neighborhood residents and adjacent businesses, in essence, trying to assist in defining what you have said, what makes this legacy business so critical to a community. the first project we're looking at is what we call a legacy best practice project and it specifically is picking up on some of the work that is don

it's a real team of teamwork. they've pulled together, and as i say, it's 25 people, 25 stories.e like that in northern california. we're an area that works together. we try to work together. we know how to do things in northern california, and i think this team works that way. >> somebody said they play for the name on the front of the shirt, not the name on the back, which i think is a nice way to say it. >> yeah, there's no "i" in team, as they like to say. it's a team. >> a lot was said about madison bumgarner, of course, incredible story for the ages, 4-0 in the world series, .25 e.r.a. what's his future, what's his potential? >> number one, the records he's set as a world series pitcher go back to koufax, gibson, put you in some perspective of who he is today. if he stays healthy, he is a potential hall of fame pitcher, another carl hubble, another juan marashell. winningwise, if he wins 220, 230 games, he could be a hall of famer because he's already aced the black ink test, which he is a postseason hero. >> yeah. i wonder what you think of this. he played so much in part

these guys displayed great teamwork, marcin gortat.d even today with the pacers, but this would mean extra time after david sloan tie the game with time running out and in o.t. check out the steal. wizards win 96-94. >> they gave us all we could handle. we knew they were going to come in like a wounded animal so many of their top players hurt. we gave it our best shot. we were able to withstand it. we're not happy with the way we played, but a win is a win in this league. >> john wall 31 points, picked up his fourth double double in five games. the wiz had four starters in double digits tonight. they improved to 2-0 at home, 4- 1 on the season. >>> day two of the ray rice appeal hearing is tomorrow, but it could be days or weeks before a decision is made. day 1 consisted of nfl commissioner roger goodell testifying over two hours. both ray and his wife janay were in attendance at the hearing in new york city. ray is appealing the league's indefinite suspension. both rice and janay are expected to testify tomorrow as well as ravens pres

physicians and flight medics and i have trained them personally so the bond this incredible the teamwork is incredible. >> this exchange we have just heard, just full of wonderful and insightful their lives. this is the book worth reading because it is full of stories written with the enormous heart i am thinking of other works of literature is the novel narrated from the dog's point of view. like imagining of moral leap with this condition of for. i will give becky that gm's of the valedictory comment. what you hope they will learn? >> i hope they understand how important this actually is. in this significant the contribution is tremendous but they contribute in a way but we don't have the technology of the rise. thank you very much. >> she will be signing copies. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> guest: i grew up in detroit and a couple of years in boston. my mother was married at 13 per cauchy and my father moved to detroit he was of factory worker than realized he was the biggest and he had the responsibility to raise a son our own. there was myself and my brother. w

>> teamwork. we were playing for each other. guys we had earlier in the season. we're finally healthy. that's not big thing. bobby wagner played another big game. daryl simon played a fantastic game. it was a team effort. i was able to get interceptions. total effort. our "d" line got a loft pressure on them. >> russell didn't bite. i hope you might here. we're sitting on the 49ers logo having turkey. does that mean anything? >> it means a little bit. their fans were saying vulgar things to us earlier. we ask our fans to be classy and be a first class organization. sometimes you let sleeping dogs lie or you're going to get there. >> you got there. it looked like you were having fun out there. you meet them again in 17 days up at your place. what's it going to be like to meet them twice in such a short period of time? >> we have to get there first. i'm not exactly. i think they're on the road next. one game at a time. the nfc is not easy to win against. we're excited about that opportunity. one game at a time. championship mindset. we'll see what happens. >> i've