it's called lady, lunar atmosphere, atmosphere and tuft explorer.'s a wonderful time to be here. >> this is great capability that made n.a.s.a. ames a flight center where we can build and fly our on satellites from here. >> how many astronauts are on ladty? >> zero. >> he's right. it's a 180 take unmanned mission to explore the tuft, like microscopic glass. they will send complex data from deep space to earth using laser light instead of radio waves. >> to download a high definition movie from the moon right now would take hundreds of hours with the current technology. with a laser communication system we can to it in under ten minutes. >> investors offer wall street are watching closely because it could revolutionalize the way we communicate. there's not enough fuel for lady to return on this mission so n.a.s.a. will crash it into the moon. but it's part of a new, reusable low-cost generation of spacecraft and now more could be built at ames. in mountain view, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> we are learning more this dangers of arsenic found in rice. in

the answer -- you make me feel like ♪ >> the famous beelzebubs are tufts university are here.out there right now. ♪ my heart stops when you're looking at me ♪ ♪ just one touch, now, baby >> nice. >> i'm -- acapella terrifies me. to not be able to hide behind the music. >> there's something cool about that. that's cool. >>> we've been to columbia with george. penn state with lara. next, it's you, my friend. >> oh, boy. there's george. there's lara. and, oh, boy. it was -- look, for all of us, college is one of the most special times of our lives. that's what we're trying to share with all of you. i do believe -- there's mom. dear, old mom. graduation day. i can tell you, i don't remember a whole lot of it. >> but you have a lei on. i like that. >> that's santa barbara. how we roll. i think it was mostly shorts and flip-flops underneath those gowns. >> honors collar. >> a good friend of yours is going to take us on a tour. >> he is. justin pollack. it's going to be fun. >> it's going to be a scene. >>> let's turn, now, to amy with the morning's news. >> good morning, robin. good

the duchess joined her husband at a dinner london for the tuft foundation charity. he is a pay drop of the conservation group and announced plans to leave the military to focus on royal duties and charity work. >> and chances are they looked good last night on the red carpet. >> we will get the pictures up for you. >> mike? >> looks wet in some areas as far as drizzle but not so wide-spread or as heavy. i do believe we will have a little bit warmer weather including fremont and san jose at four degrees warmer at 78 and 80 and concord is 75. oakland is 73 today and santa rose is 81 a degree shy of yesterday. air quality issues again in tuolumne until noon and a hot of matter hanging in the air there. as far as what is going on with live doppler 7 hd the low pressure is moving away and thunderstorms are less likely in the sierra and more so as we could through the weekend. 90 in yosemite national park and a little bit of sunshine in monterey and 68 and more sunshine if los angeles and 83. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> we have clear conditions although we still have th

at tufts university we have a center for the study of race and democracy, and we are a research center that is connecting race and democracy to public policy. we're working with ngos and scholars and activists. the late chester hines said that fighters fight and writers write, and we're supposed to do whatever we can, wherever we can, so i think we have extraordinary activists and scholars in this room, education is a big part of what we're trying to do, but we're trying to -- we're launching a national dialogue on race day, september 12th, at the csrd at tufts, and we're doing that to connect not only trayvon martin but mass incarceration, violence against black women, poverty, to a genuine public policy debate. so in the aftermath of trayvon, have been talking about national conversation on race and democracy because too often this issue of race and racism and black people are made to sit outside of democracy and this country. we are made to feel as we are the other, as we are marginal human beings, even though black people are the people who have lived here the longest, who had the

the long-term pay-off will be worth it by replacing a patchwork of individual state standards and tufts. >> a boy in seattle who is rocking an a in english literature could be getting a c on his chicago french staircase. oops. we need to create consistent steps in education, too. >> because we are in a transition period, i think it's important to speak specifically to your child's teacher about what it looks like in the classroom. and then i would ask to see samples of work that are tied to the common core state standards. >> airplane. >> it will be several years before states know whether they made the right decision, whether new tests and standards have improved public education. melissa chan, al jazeera, san francisco. >> one week after that deadly attack in kenya, the government is facing questions over whether they ignored warnings about the siege. officials apparently received warnings that suspected a al shabaab were planning suicide attacks at the westgate mall. a report al jazeera has obtained, kenyan officials were told they are in nairobi and are planning suicide attacks targ

. >> tufts. >> oh, that's tufts. you know how these academics write. [laughter] okay, and visiting professor at brooklyn kenneling. please well -- college. please welcome professor sheldon sheldon -- [inaudible] [applause] >> it's a real pleasure to be moderating this panel, and my job is to simply put forth a question of conversation so we can get started quickly. first of all, let me introduce the panel members. to my immediate right is -- nelson, who has written the black panther party and the fight against medical discrimination to -- [applause] to her right is samuel k. roberts who has written "infectious fear: politics, disease and the health effects of segregation." [applause] to his right is jonathan metzell who has written "the protest psychosis: how schizophrenia became a black disease." [applause] and last but not least to his right, harriet washington whose book, "deadly monopolies: the shocking corporate takeover of life itself and the consequences for your health and our medical future." please give her a welcome. [applause] so i'm going

you only knew so version of hot c ok ok first kiss i was in eighth grade my visiting my sister at tufts university and i met a boy there at a party don't even remember his name he took me to the amtrak station and then leaned over ever so gently and kissed my lips and it was only a little bit of tongue but i remember i think he thought i was like seventeen because remember i was big and i was only thirteen. you know it's the boys on the order of i'm doing. it we fell on the truck. moment you need made it. when i got asked to be on broadway at the same time a my my talk show was renewed they both happened like within a two week period we knew till two thousand and seventeen the wendy's show and wendy would you be on broadway i was like oh my gosh you know a kid who intimidates you know body guilty pleasure food any i love salami cheese liver worse anything in the grocery store tissues i didn't grow up in our house and i didn't grow up poor but i grew up with frugal parents tissues were reserved for company if you had to blow your nose in and use toilet paper and aren't shoes made from th

>> prince william and his wife made the first red carpet appearance since the birth joining at the tuft foundation charity last night. william is patron of the conservation group. here is another photo and we are learning details of the dress, with the sleeveless gown the creation of a female designer one of her favorite designers. it still allows for coverage in the baby area so...what do you expect, right? >> that is what mike was saying, going on and on about the dress. >> clearly your territory. >> all right. let's do the weather. >> small craft advisory, everyone, and san francisco and san pablo to the delta, starting at 2:00 this afternoon, and southwest wind at 15 to 25 at 5:00 this afternoon to 8:00 tom morning. wind are light until conquered -- until concord. and to the northeast you can see to the richmond-san rafael bridge, it will be brighter in most areas with seasonal temperatures. it will be bright. we will see cloud cover lingering along the east bay shoreline. maybe more cloud cover along the coast cooler breeze on saturday after a couple of days of close to average tem

they are holding banners calling for prime minister donald tuft to go, his government wants to raise retirement ainge, overhaul the pension system, and make it easier for peoples to layoff people. opinion polls suggest that german chancellor party will get the most votes in the election to be held in a week, but there is a loyal following for a number of smaller parties. in a special series filed this report on the country's fringe political groups. >> on this stage of our tour of germany, the capitol overmeek len burg. part of the former baseballer east germany, and a place where many voters are tempted by political extremes. >> they call themselves delenke, the left. and more than two decades the anticapitalist, anti-nato party is reaching out to the next generation of voters. >> it's at home here, while it now accepts democracy, it grew out of the communist party that ran the east german dictatorship. this party voter is out of a job, like around 13% of the population in the region, and out of unemployment benefits. she blames the big parties that she says don't care about the lit

it's a 180 take unmanned mission to explore the tuft, like microscopic glass. they will send complex data from deep space to earth using laser light instead of radio waves. >> to town load a high definition movie from the moon right now would take hundreds of hours using current technology. with a laser communication system we can to it in under ten minutes. >> investors offer wall street are watching closely because it could revolutionallize the way we communicate. trouble not enough fuel for ladty to return on this mission so n.a.s.a. will crash it into the moon. but it's part of a new, reusable low-cost generation of spacecraft and now more could be built at ames. in mountain view, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> we are learning more this morning about the tanningers of arsenic found in rice. in a new study arsenic was found in 1300 samples of rice and rice products. brown rice had the highest levels. instant rice had the lowest. the amount is so small they say it's safe to eat but you should manage your diet. it's a you be is stance found naturally inned soil. >

>> i started it noticing it actually when he went to tufts university, he came home on a weekend andarted picking out some posters in his bedroom. and i said, oh, he's being indoctrinated up in the liberal heaven up there in massachusetts. >> so you were paying to the tuition so he could go against you, right? >> well, he painted a lot of it on his own. my son is very creative when it came to getting grants and money funding. he's very good at that. >> let me talk to the young man. here you're in your early 30s, in a crowded field. marky won in the high 20 percentage-wise, right? you could win this thing like a snap. you going to win? >> yes, we are, actually. i've been running this race since february and things have taken off this week. i think we're around 200,000 views right now on youtube. we have people flooding to carlforcongress.com to volunteer and donate through the ad. it's really taken off and i've been running in this race for a year, but i've been in the legislature for nine years, working ton tough educate legislative fights and really proud of the things i'm doing. we

in addition to that too, we had a very well trained school staff and of course miss tuft went far andr training had been given her but she was a person who was very humanistic towards this person on that particular day and able to talk him down. that was probably an anomaly because we know historically that typically doesn't happen but we thank god that she was there on that particular day and was able to intervene. but that certainly could have been another horrific situation. but we should not overlook it because there was no death and mayhem on that day. what we need to take a closer look at is the subject on that day himself, who we as common lay people come to some determination and believe he probably had some mental health issues going on as well too. oftentimes what you find, as we saw yesterday with mr. alexis, swoeb a history of ptsd, they have some history of depression because it's all part of the same family, and this, this can potentially lead to some other issues down road and particularly violence as what we saw yesterday. >> thank you very much. eugene robinson thank

tufts university isn't just about 15 minutes away. they approached us or our construction students build the veterinary clinic that is at our school that has surgical labs and extra machines and we serve as -- 250 animals for low income families that couldn't afford proper animal care before. >> coming back to the business industry, does that -- that isn't probably important that is how we are preparing people for jobs that are there, whether they're emerging industry, it into she that are recovering from industries that are just a transitional phase in terms of their workforce. so in your expense what role does business and industry play in cte program development and delivery, and how can we strengthen that physical role? >> this is an issue is critical component in the development of cte. we spent a lot of time developing occupational demands, statistics and forecasts so that we can track technical education programs based upon the demand of the workforce. the technical college system from high school system and our workforce commi

tufts university is about 15 minutes away and they approached us. our students built a veterinary clinics in the school that has surgical labs and x-ray machines and we service with the two entered 50 animals to low-income families that can't afford proper animal care before. >> coming back to the business industry it faces an incredibly important that is how we are competing for jobs that are there or the emerging industries that are recovering, they are in a transitional phase in terms of their work force so what role does the business and industry play in the program development and how can we strengthen that a total role? >> it's a development in the ct -- cte. we spend a lot of time on the did defeat could demand and forecast so that we can try our technical education programs based upon the demand of the work force. the technical college system and high school system and workforce commission are intimately involved in this and we are now providing the path forward to put meaningful cte programs in state to track the occupational demand. >> i t