. >> as aaron has tutored us 24 out the central america politics in 1980 i certainly think we need tolarify the communications from our sheriff's to immigration but i really think that all the news to date to a sanitary of the shooting of poor kate steinle reed really is an administration question in a funny way tracks to homeless and car break in no way that juan francisco lopez a schizophrenia should have been brought to the city only not to be prosecuted and released into our streets with no income it was american people all automobile burglary to the firearm in in his possession a lot of administrative questions while we debate how best to have to sheriff communicate with investigations i. >> i had thoughts about the police officers leaving their guns in their cars it didn't happen if at the lock up the guns probably this person would not have gotten the guns to shoot so i other people surprised to see that the immigration officers and sheriff's and federal government work together this problem because we are hosting a lot of asian immigrants illegal from latin countries that is a

experience knowing there was this place to offer an outlet for sports and supporting us academically. >> the tutorsre i understand it. >> they taught me how to commit to something and stick to it and see it to the end. we'd come in every day and practice from 3:30 until -- and that was something equal to five hours on the court. during school, as a seventh and eighth grader. >> as a high schooler i learned what it was to be a student athlete. academics come first and athletics second. if i didn't have paper done or no homework done, anything i didn't have done, obviously, there were consequences for not doing that. like i said, i was a good student so those times weren't usually things i had to worry about. on the tennis court it's not about how many times you can hit the second or the third ball, but how long can you stay in the point without making -- without making the first mistake. >> i don't think i appreciated it much then, but i really learned how to serve and support one's community. i remember getting tutoring and learning math skills with mr. rainy. and it really helped me learn how to b

work in the k through 12 system we're, of course, doing f that in san francisco we want to tutor giving but e us the inspiration that work in our elementary school and hopefully e heroism into our high schools. >> thank you mayor and mr. superintendent for being here and being our inspiration to remember the kids and why we're here at dreamforcwe to give back mark thank you. >> good morning, everybody. 2015 dreamforcwe in san francisco well mark thank you for just starting this company here years ago growing it and making that successful and you're right hundred and 65 thousand people i felt that, too blocks away i want to sass say welcome as to the customers and business partners this is a wonderful time in the city not because dreamforcwe is here with a cruise ship liner people are living in and filling up the hotels it is a time we can clear have examples hour how successful businesses benefit everybody in our city this is a job that i enjoy doing that richard carranza our superintendent. >> i. >> do solemnly swear. doing whether we work with the business partners epa mark and benioff looeldz

us. really good moisture source, tutor but it sits north of us. we get a few high clouds and that's it.ancisco's forecast starting off at 6. the water temperatures came up. they were mild again. seventy-two on the high sun s. that where they should be or is that a little above? that is a little above. seventy-two. sixty. the average is 7054. the record is not that long ago. ninety-eight in 1996. the record low is a long time ago. back in 1891 when it was 48 cool degrees. don't say that anymore. oakland starting off as well. sixty-two. seventy at noon. we'll go for a high of 75. a little bit above average. in soon jose, we should be about 78. we'll check them in at 79 today. prepretty close here. the water temperatures staying on the warmer side. they have gone up the last couple of days. makes an impact on coastal lows in the city and around the bay. patchy low clouds. fiftys and 60s. san jose 61. napa airport has cooled off to 50. some low 60s. saratoga, san jose. cooler as you get up in the higher elevations. scotts valley at 50. santa cruz at 55. thirty-two over the airport. fiftys f

us an example. when she offered a math tutor to help some of the struggling students. >> it was brittany who was in honors and geometry and had a b plus that said i want to get tutored, because i want an a. >> reporter: which she did. >> i was lucky enough to have a support system. >> reporter: brittany creates her own luck. >> because she is assertive and she is determined, she sees an opportunity, she focuses on it and she goes for it. >> she has learned a lot from her lived experiences. from what she's been through. i admire her wisdom. >> don't try to be like everyone else. be different, be yourself, want more. >> reporter: next year, brittany will be looking for more in college. wendy tokuda, kpix 5. >> and brittany wants to be a judge. to find out how you can help students like brittany go to our website. we will be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right, we have the season opener at home. can't wait. >> tuesday. should be a good one. the warriors try to defend their title. they'll have to do it without their head coach steve kerr to start the season. good news is kerr was at practice

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chopra will tell us why he into jones -- and tutor jones are working together. hillary clinton is out with a new gun control proposal. to tol have liked to have see if it will boost her flagging support. fundctivist investor's takes a stake in g.e. he says a transformation is underway at g.e. but nobody cares. we will look at whether he is right. ♪ betty: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." julie hyman is checking on some rivers. i wanted to see the areas of strength and weakness. it looks like everything is green on your screen. there is one group that has been lagging the rest and just turned positive in the past few minutes. that is health care. it has been a volatile group over the past month on concern about rising drug prices and whether the government will take steps to clamp down on those prices. they are weak again today. there are reports france may be taking steps to cap health care spending, particularly drug pricing as well. many health care providers and drugmakers are weak again today. in terms of strength, industrials are on the list. the

tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. r p kids like connor typicallyr p times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. cutting edge robotics and coding classes. call 1-800-educate >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: good morning to you. it is monday, october 26th. a live look at the blue lights there on memorial bridge waiting for the sun to come up. a beautiful night with the moon. kevin will talk about the weather first. more than 100 people gathered last night for a candle light vigil in memory of a 17-year-old girl who died earlier this month. a franklin father accused of holding his own baby hostage is scheduled to be arraigned on charges including endangering the welfare of a child. a pair of manchester men are due in court after being arrested during a meth bust at a motel in bulkton, massachusetts. off crummy. kevin: milder temperatures. we see the same thing play out wednesday into thursday. we likely turn mil

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my -- my -- my mother's started inner city tutoring program before we were born and raised us as partgram and that changed our lives. and all of our life we saw what kids can do when they're given a chance and why we do this work today. and to be able to see what she did at a little corner and have had a chance over the past years, to have an impact around the nation because this man gave us a chance. for my family, i can't tell you how much it means to us. and to my family, i love this, wo, i love this team, i love the president, i love the chance to serve. the only thing i love more is you guys. and i can't wait to come home and see a couple more track meets and get to coach ryan a little bit and have a few more dinners and maybe go to a movie someday. that would be pretty amazing. [ laughter ] >> wow. all right. >> it's been too long. and it's been an amazing, amazing journey, and i feel so proud -- so lucky to have been a part of this team. mr. president, thanks for creating a climate here, in which all of us could have the impact we did. and we could never repay the debt of grati

thousands of hours to do the taken care of and the tutoring to augment you're amazing teachers and principals in the schools so thank you for giving us that opportunity without you two working together we couldn't do with what we are doing we're quick to gratitude and happy to be here i think we should put the books into the school house what had you say? >> all right. thank you very much, everybody welcome to dreamforce and we're looking forward to a great week and see you at the keynote othetherher s >> good morning and welcome to the budget and finance committee meeting and, my name is supervisor mark farrell and i am joined by tang and i want to thank the sfgtv as well as the clerk. do you have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones, items acted upon today will be appearing on the october, 20th board of supervisors agenda, unless otherwise stated. >> could you call item one? >> resolution, authorizing the sfpuc general manager to accept an additional award through the sfpuc mlu, with the solano county water agency for the implementation for a regional water conservation program, funded in part by the grant funds fro

us an example. when she offered a math tutor to help some of its struggling students -- >> it was brittany who was inometry and had a b plus that said i want to get tutored because i want an a. >> reporter: which she did. >> i was lucky enough to have a support system. >> brittany creates her own luck because she is assertive and, you know, she is determined. she sees an opportunity. she focuses on it. and she goes for it. >> she has learned a lot from her lived experiences from what she has been through. i admire her wisdom. >> don't try to be like everyone else. be different, be yourself. want more. >> reporter: next year, brittany will be looking for more in college. wendy tokuda kpix 5. >> brittany wants to be a judge. find out how you can help students like brittany, go to cbssf.com/sra. sports is next. bowl... deion sanders was on that team... ....aka " prim time"...wa 's stadium >>> nfl up top. it's been roughly 20 years since the 49ers won a super bowl. deion sanders was on that team! aka, prime time was at leave last night working the cbs broadcast crew. deion didn't go soft on the 9ers' eff

tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. r and the results arettruly inspiring. kids like connor typicallyr p times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. and now sylvan has fun, cutting edge robotics call 1-800-educate disturbing video this noon that -- erin: disturbing video this noon that millions have watched online -- this driver, who suddenly swerved and hit a motorcycle, claims at the time he was being bitten by a spider, but it' s not a defense the county attorney is the 68-year-old driver is now charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon -- his car. the motorcylist and his girlfriend were both seriously injured, but are expected to survive. japan has confirmed the first case of cancer stemming from the dangerous work to take the fukushima reactor, and to get it offline. four years ago, when the nuclear plant suffered a catastrophic were called in to take the the country' s health ministry said that a former worker has been diagnosed with

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tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. r and the results arettruly inspiring. p kids like connor typicallyr see up to two to three p times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. and now sylvan has fun, cutting edge robotics and coding classes. call 1-800-educate >>> we all have things we like to eat in private. i'm a burrito girl myself. but there's one classic cookie that's never going out of style. of all things, why are oreo sales skyrocketing? in an era of increasingly lower-fat food, there's a sweet holdout we know you late-night dunkers can't resist. whether your guilty pleasure is double stuf, birthday cake, cotton candy -- that cookie has seen a 60% spike in sales over the last decade, according to industry reports. wonder if i >> reporter: what's oreo's deliciously sweet secret? looked inside >> reporter: rolling out seasonal varieties like red velvet for valentine's day and now pumpkin spice just in time for fall. so whether you eat the cookie whol

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missed we know you'll be back hopefully visiting and working on projects that come before us if we're lucky but tutorhe time and dedication you've put in to chief financial officer things here in san francisco best of luck. >> is there public comment? >> commissioners peter daily maritime director i echo the sentiments jim it's a professional loss for the port and city and personal loss as mentioned over traveling buddy i want to mention tomorrow at 5 o'clock a reception for jim and everyone to come to send jim off in a maritime manner but jimmy appreciate everything you've done and your friendship and integrity and save travels to you and andy have a great time and good packers. >> maybe a few others feel free to line up. >> thank you if i may access the day i'm in the advisory committee when i heard the news i said off my word we're really losing an important person for the port he was the first time one that took me by the arm and said ellen i want you to lead the maritime committee with others and i want you to know your dream as said will continue in the 96 we'll continue to support that and do

tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. r and the results arettruly inspiring. p kids like connor typicallyr see up to two to three p times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. and now sylvan has fun, cutting edge robotics and coding classes. call 1-800-educate sean: tuesday morning october 20th. we start out with some scattered shower activity. kevin: temperatures are going anywhere from the upper range of the 30's to mid 40's when you walk out the doors so we should turn to drier and briketter throughout day as we jump into the mid 60's. erin: an historic steam engine the mount washington rail cogway moved the number 10 steam engine to the intersection of route 302 and the engine known as the colonel tieg used to be at the marsh field station now part of the new sign for the railway. sean: most of the old trains run on biodiesel. now the trains kind of crooked like that. coming up, a murder victim remembered a new memorial for denise roberts. erin: and a

we tried tutors but they then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. r and the results arettruly inspiring. p kids like connor typicallyr see up to two to three p times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. and now sylvan has fun, cutting edge robotics and coding classes. call 1-800-educate to learn more! do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p and i approve this message. kevin: beautiful start to the day. down to 37 degrees. we're expecting to see a good deal of sunshine. temperatures both days in the 40's up north to lower and mid 50's in southern areas. it is the system coming in midweek that looks to shake up the weather pattern. we'll have the details sean: sounds good. 6:41 right now. it

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my mother started a tutoring program before we were born and raised all of us as part of that programand that change our lives. all our life we saw what kids can do when they were given a chance, and that is why we do this work today. see what she did and now have a chance to try to have an impact around the nation , this man given the chance -- this man gave us the chance. i can't tell you how much it means to us. just to my family, i love this work. i love the team. i love the president. to serve. chance delia thing i love more if you guys and i can't wait to come home and see a couple more track meets. maybe have some or dinners and go to a movie. that would be great. [laughter] arne: it has been too long. it has been an amazing journey. i feel so proud and so lucky to have been a part of this team. president, thank you for giving all of us here at the chance to have the impact we did. we can never repay the debt of gratitude. they do so much. i will turn it over to john. [applause] john: thank you for the very kind words. thank you mr. president or the opportunity to serve and for

missed we know you'll be back hopefully visiting and working on projects that come before us if we're lucky but tutorhe time and dedication you've put in to chief financial officer things here in san francisco best of luck. >> is there public comment? >> commissioners peter daily maritime director i echo the sentiments jim it's a professional loss for the port and city and personal loss as mentioned over traveling buddy i want to mention tomorrow at 5 o'clock a reception for jim and everyone to come to send jim off in a maritime manner but jimmy appreciate everything you've done and your friendship and integrity and save travels to you and andy have a great time and good packers. >> maybe a few others feel free to line up. >> thank you if i may access the day i'm in the advisory committee when i heard the news i said off my word we're really losing an important person for the port he was the first time one that took me by the arm and said ellen i want you to lead the maritime committee with others and i want you to know your dream as said will continue in the 96 we'll continue to support that and do

us. great to have you. thank you. ♪ ♪ emily: imagine a global classroom where anyone can learn anything, anywhere. all built by one man. he got his start as a hedge fund analyst, tutoringsin on the side. he posted a few tutorials on youtube that became so popular, he made it his life's work. the khan academy now serves 26 million students, with over 1 million teachers, teaching everything from chemistry to computer programming, from kindergarten to calculus. and the best part is, it is all free. joining me today on "studio 1.0," khan academy founder and

our volunteers are trained to be tutors and trainers, offering everything from basic classes all the way to genealogy and job search. >> to me computers, knowing how to use> i think it's really important to everybody and possibly especially seniors to get enough of these skills to stay in touch. >> it's been fun. with seniors, to get them out of their homes. >> so they can connect with their family members. or their family members. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> so, what we focus on is transferring skills from volunteer to learner to help them get onto facebook, find housing in crisis, be able to connect with friends and family. >> i decided to teach what i learn and it made me want to give back. i discovered that seniors do a lot of review. >> i am a beginner, so, little by little i learn. i learn a lot now. >> if you get the basics, you can learn it. it's simple. it's easy. once you know it. and that's what i want to learn, how to make my life easier and more knowledgeable with the computer. >> so, what we need right now are more people who speak languages other than english or in addition to english who can give their time during the day and who care de

can you just tell us what was going on around you as it all unfolded, what you perceived from where you were? >> it wasn't a math class. it was a tutoring center that was a couple buildings away. it was a couple hundred yards from the actual snyder building where it happened. >> okay. >> and it was a tutoring building where about 20 or more other students were also sitting in there just working on regular stuff. and we had absolutely no noise, no alert or warning except for the math teacher who ran in there completely panics telling us to get into the back of the building in the teachers room, as fast as we can get down. >> and the teachers room that you were moved into, is that sort of more of an interior space away from the windows? is that why it would have been a safer location? >> yeah. it was back where the windows were a little bit up on top toward the ceiling and it was dark, and he turned off all the lights and we could hide down behind desks. >> how long did you end up staying there, mccray? >> about 50 minutes to an hour. >> did you know at any point while you all were hiding there with the lights out and everything, did you

us here, we appreciate your time as always, hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants... a scholarship-program director from tucker, georgia... a tutorurning champion, a paralegal from washington, d.c.... [ applause ] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i'm going to go out on a limb to start today's program by speaking for the "jeopardy!" champions who are waiting in the wings, eagerly awaiting to play in the tournament of champions in about four weeks from now. they are all big fans, i know, of matt. they want him to keep winning every game for the next four weeks, because if he does that, he is no longer eligible for this year's tournament of champions. he will become eligible for next year's tournament. they're not sure they want to play against him. alison and susan, you are playing against him. do your best. see if you can knock him off. here we go. the jeopardy! round features these categories today. "fire" will begin each correct response -- those letters. matt, off you go. let's try i predict you're wrong for $600, please.

are going to have a computer tutor that teaches you much much better than any computer division issue and. people have been working on this for a long time but the paradigm used to be to program and that is too high. with machine learning we will see where difficulties arise. people will learn better and faster and what they need to do. >> in the sense of how we used to learn reading groups and things like that, year the approach is you learn how to learn. it is not that straight forward. do you think this kind of approach will also come in? >> i only talked about the main type of machine learning, the input and output and learn to transform one to the other but there's also unsupervised learning which is learning without -- in the end in the long when it will be much more important than supervised learning. children learn a lot from their parents but they learn a lot more by walking around the world and putting things in their mouth and what not and there are arguments to do this type of thing and at the end of the day those will be more important. >> i wanted your thoughts and opinions on the recently announced darpa project is it feasible, epic quote? it w

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can you just tell us what was going on around you as it all unfolded, what you perceived from where you were? >> it wasn't a math class. it was a tutoringildings away. it was a couple hundred yards from the actual snyder building where it happened. >> okay. >> and it was a tutoring building where about 20 or more other students were also sitting in there just working on regular stuff. and we had absolutely no noise, no alert or warning except for the math teacher who ran in there completely panicked telling us to get into the back of the building in the teachers room, as fast as we can get down. >> and the teachers room that you were moved into, is that sort of more of an interior space away from the windows? is that why it would have been a safer location? >> yeah. it was back where the windows were a little bit up on top toward the ceiling and it was dark, and he turned off all the lights and we could hide down behind desks. >> how long did you end up staying there, mccray? >> about 50 minutes to an hour. >> did you know at any point while you all were hiding there with the lights out and everything, did you know what you were hiding

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use the upside down method, which i learned. >> reporter: hanley is a former teacher who works as a private tutor. for her, keeping up with the new math methods is like going back to school. >> i absolutely had to relearn a lot of things. not even just relearn, but learn in general, these new methods i had never learned before. >> reporter: even parents are asked to take classes to help kids with their homework. >> when my kids need help, i'm unable to help them, which is very frustrating. >> reporter: this new math is a response to the common core standard standards initiative launched in 2009 by the national governors association, and now in use in 42 states. the focus, more on critical thinking and less on memorization. with standards more relevant to the real world. >> as the information age continues to blossom, kids are going to need those skills. we're preparing kids for a future that isn't here yet. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. >> here's the problem with common core. >> reporter: now, the debate over common core spilling into the political arena, with some calling for it to be dismant

use the hash tag npc live. that's npc live. well, arne duncan grew up in chicago. his mother started an urban tutoringprogram for kids from low-income families on chicago's south side. young arne was there tutoring, playing basketball, and learning the value of a good education in stark terms. later, he would head the chicago school system. he became friends with the future president named barack obama. duncan and agriculture secretary tom vilsack are the only two remaining members of president obama's original cabinet. since being confirmed for his post on january 20th, 2009, duncan has changed education policy in important and sometimes controversial ways. states are increasing the rigor of their academic standards. they are turning around their lowest performing schools, and they're opening new charter schools. these reforms were triggered by funding available through the race to the top and waivers given under the no child left behind act. after a legislative overhaul in 2010, the department of education is now the lender and guarantor for billions of dollars in student loans. duncan has used regu

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us where you were, what your experience was yesterday. >> well i was in a building couple hundred yards from where it was. i was in tutoring center with 20 plus students. we were all sitting in the teacher's room in the back. it was all calm my teacher, mike ran into the room top of his lungs get down, get into the back room, hide and stay quiet. >> what went through your mind? what did you hear after that? >> well, at first i thought it could have been a drill maybe since we had one in a while but i know they do that there. i was going wit. i remained calm. i thought it would be over soon. because also one of the reasons i thought it was a drill. there were no shots at all. we didn't hear anything. no warning. no gunshots, no nothing. >> what happened then in terms of how you exited the building? at any point what did you see from the other building when you came out? >> well we all, after about, i was sitting and hiding in the back room for about 15 minutes to an hour, we finally emerged when a state patrol officer came out. okay for a bag check. we looked out, quiet and freakishly ghost-like campus there ever was. >> so

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