coming up but even if you look at kids these days they've done a survey recently at university of berkeley california where kids also value privacy students university students high school students they may have different the concept may have evolved in terms of the exact importance and where it applies and where it doesn't between what adults might think but they still value privacy and i will submit to you we will always have a need for privacy so we just need to figure out how to do it you know but if i if i go to christina the internet age the age of social networks i mean then why use all this talk about the lack of privacy or the crimping of privacy i mean there's been a lot of uproar there's a lot of governments that are angry with facebook there's a lot of even companies that are concerned about having their name used if companies like social networks like facebook can't manage their clientele as it were i mean there is a threat out there is it just about regulation. i think to some extent it is about regulation i think specifically when it comes to children back to the conversation about you

today was the first day of classes for undergrads at the university of california campus. berkeley's population has swelled with return to have the students and this weekend will likely see a lot of celebrating. that's why uc police and berkeley police are joining forces. one officer from each agency and a pair of patrol cars looking to crack down on crime and streamline their response. >> we won't waste any call to get our call out there. because one of two will be getting the call. >> reporter: officers are looking out for quality of life complaints. >> our goal is to approach and target violent crime. target those kinds of behaviors that lead to crime. irresponsible drinking, loud parties. >> reporter: we talked to nonstudents near the campus who say the weekend partying starts wednesday night and say it frequently gets out of hand. they welcome the joint police enforcement but some students say they don't think patrols will have much of an impact. >> they can't control it. there were three police officers but over a thousand students. >> reporter: students say increased patrol wi

today was the first day of classes for undergrads at the university of california campus. berkeley'sion has swelled with return to have the students and this weekend will likely see a lot of celebrating. that's why uc police and berkeley police are joining forces. one officer from each agency and a pair of patrol cars looking to crack down on crime and streamline their response. >> we won't waste any call to get our call out there. because one of two will be getting the call. >> reporter: officers are looking out for quality of life complaints. >> our goal is to approach and target violent crime. target those kinds of behaviors that lead to crime. irresponsible drinking, loud parties. >> reporter: we talked to nonstudents near the campus who say the weekend partying starts wednesday night and say it frequently gets out of hand. they welcome the joint police enforcement but some students say they don't think patrols will have much of an impact. >> they can't control it. there were three police officers but over a thousand students. >> reporter: students say increased patrol will lead

christina romer is stepping down as chair of the council of economic advisors and returning to the university of california at berkeley. romer says she had always thought about leaving the white house around this time. chief justice john roberts will swear in elena kagan tomorrow as the 112th justice of the united states supreme court. today president obama held a reception for her at the white house. he said the senate, which confirmed her yesterday, had gotten a pretty good look at who she is during the hearings. >> they got a good sense of her judicial philosophy, her commitment to the rule of law, her rich understanding of our constitution, and, of course, where she can be found on christmas day. ( laughter ) >> you know, like all jews, i was probably at a chinese restaurant. ( laughter ) >> our next supreme court justice, elena kagan. ( applause ) >> thank you for the honor you've given me and the trust you've placed in me by nominating me to the supreme court. i am deeply grateful. i also very much enjoyed meeting with 83 senators. ( laughter ) but really, who's counting? ( laughter ) and although my parents did

bob bea, a professor of engineering at the university of california, berkeley, and a former chief engineerf shell oil. the white house has asked bea to help analyze the "deepwater horizon" accident. bea investigated the "columbia" space shuttle disaster for nasa, and the hurricane katrina disaster for the national science foundation. bea's voice never completely recovered from the weeks he spent in the flood in new orleans. but as the white house has found, he's among the nation's best. he's investigated more than 20 offshore rig disasters. >> dr. bob bea: mr. williams comes forward with these very detailed elements from his viewpoint on a rig. that's a brave and intelligent man. >> pelley: what he's saying is very important to this investigation, you believe? >> bea: it is. >> pelley: what strikes professor bea is mike williams' description of the blowout preventer. williams says that, in a drilling accident four weeks before the explosion, the critical rubber gasket called an annular was damaged, and pieces of it started coming out of the well. according to williams, when parts of the an

she will return to her job as a professor of economics at the university of california, berkeley. the white house cast the decision as an unsurprising her son will be starting high school in the fall. no decision replacement. your address of 4 morning news continues. asi- know the stain. after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer fan welcome back 7:24 a.m. other stores are falling 40 people were arrested and a countywide pearlstine alameda county. this recall operated gangbusters for gang suspects who violated parole or probation besides making arrests, they confiscated drugs weapons cache total of 154 launchers enforcement personnel were involved in this operation as it took place in oakland alameda hayward union city and fremont. 7 cisco is cracking down into gangs the city plans to been terrorizing the visitation valley neighborhood. see a civil injunction against the down below and tower site gangs which he said are believed to be responsible for lease 10 murders in the past three years. the injunction was established the safe zone in which no gang members w

she's going back to california to her old job, as professor of economics at the university of california at berkeley. and she is going back in time for her teenage son to begin high school. bit this is somebody who was one of the top spokesman for the president's economic policies, especially the stimulus. she met with him virtually every day for the last year and a half. and if you consider the departure last week of peter orszag, it's the second member of his team to be gone in a week. >> there's some talk, jon, that she could be in line to replace janet yellen, the federal reserve board member from san francisco. >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right. that would be the presidency of the federal reserve bank in san francisco. i'm told she's a top candidate for that job. it's not open yet though. because yellen first has to be confirmed for her job here in washington at the fed. that's expected to happen in september. >> meanwhile, a big day for elena kagan. we have something of a new normal here. her confirmation was never really in danger. yet, at the end, it was a relatively close vote. >> rep

she's returning to her job as professor of economics at the university of california berkeley. her resignation effective september 3. and finally, canada has lost 139,000 full-time jobs in july, and its unemployment rate hedged up to 8%. canadian economists had expected an increase of about 10,000 jobs in july following strong gains in recent months. and we'll be talking about today's new u.s. jobless numbers coming up on the "washington journal." and those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> a couple of live events to tell about you this morning. the american enterprise institute hosts a discussion on the fiscal condition of social security and medicare. we'll hear about a government report released yesterday that cited an improved outlook for medicare and a slightly less positive picture for social security. we have it live on c-span3 starting at 9:15 a.m. eastern. and the joint economic committee meets today to hear testimony from keith hall, the commissioner of the bureau of labor statistics, on unemployment numbers for july and national employment trends.

of remediation. i transferred to the university of california berkeley. i wanted to study more about my people and how we ended up in the situation, having heard so much about the civil rights movement. how do we cend of a situation where all the women are on welfare. how do we get here? -- how did we get here? i finish the program. i went on to law school i got into a public interest career that deals specifically with reintegration, reentry of citizens to the jobs and federal government and now my own practice. 60,000 to 100,000 residents of the district of columbia have a criminal history. 2500 return from the present annual. this is just in washington, d.c. 19,000 cycle out a newly -- annually. 36% of president do not have high school diplomas. 26% are high-school graduates. 33% how some college. 80% of returning residents are unemployed at the time of their violation. it often occurs early after initial employment is secured. most returning residents find jobs in the secondary labor market which includes jobs that pay little and allow few opportuniti

university of pennsylvania. other california universities including cal tech and pasadena ranked at number 7. u.c. berkeleyes in at number 22 followed closely by usc and its bitter rival ucla. a lot of debate there. put the higher emphasis on graduation rates. 7 on your side's michael finney gets to the dirt little trally. the best thing for getting the most stubborn stains out of your kids' clothes. jail instead of bail for a livermore mother. >> and more crime on muni. a bus stabbing now has police searching for a suspect. i'm theresa garcia live in san francisco. more on this unusual crime and what may help police [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account.

adult education, a junior college, where he eventually graduated at the top of his class at the university of california at at berkeleyand eventually graduating from george washington school of law and as a practicing attorney here in d.c. we have welcome experience and we will stop talking and listen to are meant for their understanding regarding this very important issue confronting our community. >> i had the honor to be asked to join you this evening. -- i am honored to be asked to join you this evening. is my mike on? >> yes, your honor. -- yes, you are on. >> ok. a little closer? washington, d.c., hot and humid in august. it is taking away a little of my voice. in any case, i am honored to be here. i had to come, because this lady, who has done so much for our community, asked me to come. i just finished a book entitled "democratic destiny in the district of columbia." 10 outstanding chapters by young african-american scholars who are talking about democracy in the district of columbia. representative eleanor holmes norton has written an extremely substantive forward, i want to thank her for that, because she di

i transferred to the university of california berkeley. i wanted to study more about my fat -- my people and how did we end up with this situation, having heard so much about the civil rights movement and the like. how did we end up in a situation now where everyone i know is dead or incarcerated or on welfare? how did we get here? i started out with american cities and public policy. -- american studies and public policy. and i went on to gw law school. i got into a program that deals this was a bit with reintegration, reentry and returning citizens. i work for the federal government and now i have my own practice. approximately 19,000 cycle in and out of the d.c. jail annually. among returning resident, there three times more likely to recidivate. 33% have some college. 83% of returning residents who violate probation or parole violate their probation. of returning residents who violate probation or parole cannot find a job. large percentages find jobs that lack important benefits and require not sustainable hours. as a result, we're con

university of pennsylvania. other california universities include cal tech and pasadena ranked at number 7. u.c. berkeleyt number 22 followed closely by usc and ucla. this year's rankings put the higher emphasis on graduation rates. 75 things teachers should keep in mind about the majority of incoming college freshmen. the incoming class mostly born in 1992 -- that's so young -- likely never used a phone that had a chord. most have never written incurs sieve or worn a wristwatch. you remember dr. jack kavorkian, done king, most of these kids don't. the class of 2014 likely knows clint eastwood as a sensitive director rather than the gruff make my day dirty harry. yeah. the list is meant to remind teachers that cultural references they know well may be lost on their newest students. something to keep in mind if you have kids as well. if you're concerned about possible toxic chemicals contained in the products you buy, you can research them first through a san francisco city website and perhaps find an eco friendlier alternative. the website was originally designed for the city's purchasing department foll

but science is actually showing -- and there was a huge study in the university of california berkeleyowing that they actually have improved brain function because their minds are making bigger connections. again, it goes back to that experience. we're better at juggling finances. we're better at having an argument and coming to a clear conclusion because we have that experience. and all of the brain functions are working together. we're better bigger problem solvers. but the one thing is when you have more time and self-confidence, what you really need to do is change it up. you need to challenge yourself which is why we're even showing the biggest number of gaming people are, you know, people playing online games are women in their 40s, 50s and 60s. they're challenging their brains. sudoku, anything to get your brain to relearn is very important. >> also on your list, women who, as they age, have clearer skin. that's because of hormonal changes? >> there are a lot of hormonal shifts as far as memory. when you go through menopause, sometimes hormonal shifts do make you a little less a

romer, the chief of the council of economic advisers here at the white house has announce had she is leaving. she's going back to the university of california at berkeley where among other things she had been an expert on the great depression, matt. >> savannah guthrie at the white house for us this morning. thanks very much. >>> david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." good morning to you. >> hey, matt. >> let's start this a little differently this week. in the last seven days you have the static kill starting to take hold in the gulf, a federal court overturned proposition 8, elena kagan confirmed to the supreme court. if you work at the white house, what's your major headline of the last week? >> i think as persistent as unemployment is and as huge a problem as that is, i think the static kill, i think progress in the gulf, crisis may not be over, but that bit of progress has to be the biggest headline. don't forget, this was a crisis of the order that the president gave an oval office address to the people of the united states. i mean this is a huge issue for his leadership and management of a disaster of this scale. i think that they have g

know if california gets a share of $3.5 billion cold out in the obama administration's race to the top competition. >> a new school in berkeley. the student college the first muslim university. >> a mechanical problem shut down the vallejo ferry service this morning. all the details coming up. >> it's 5:00 on this tuesday. welcome back. >> thank you very much. i come back to hot weather though. really hot weather. >> some welcome, huh? >> yeah. so if you plan on working or playing outside, do it early because when the sun comes up, ouch. >> poor air quality for those most susceptible to the ground-based ozone, the young, the elderly, those with respiratory problems. watch out, the santa clara valley and the east bay valleys this afternoon. that's when the buildup of ozone will be the highest. that's also when we'll hit our temperatures that will be most dangerous. mid-90s around the bay shoreline to 106 inland. that's from noon to 8:00 and that is in the shade. remember, it's going to feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer in direct sunlight. mid-90s throughout the bay, upper 90s to 100 the south bay and north bay and well over 100 in the east bay valleys. your complete forecast in j

berkeley is considered friendly to the u.s. military. in addition to uc, california state university, the university of san francisco and stanford university center for professional development are also on the list. gi jobs magazine ranks the schools for their efforts to offer financial and non- financial support to on-campus veterans. >>> the marin county sheriff's office today put a price tag on the thousands of marijuana plants deputies destroyed this week. investigators say the 7,000 plants were worth more than $20 million. the growing operation was busted on wednesday on 100- acres in the mount tamil place watershed. 142 officers from more than a dozen agencies took part in that raid. no arrests have been made. >> san francisco police are investigating a case of vandalism in which three dozen award winning rose bushes in golden gate park were cut down. they won the park a national award two years ago. they were valued at about $2,000. investigators say the vandalism happened sometime between wednesday afternoon and yesterday morning. the incident comes about a month after vandals cut down more than a dozen of the park's trees. >> the

berkeley is considered friendly to the u.s. military. in addition to uc, california state university, the university of san francisco and stanford universityenter for professional development are also on the list. gi jobs magazine ranks the schools for their efforts to offer financial and non- financial support to on-campus veterans. >>> the marin county sheriff's office today put a price tag on the thousands of marijuana plants deputies destroyed this week. investigators say the 7,000 plants were worth more than $20 million. the growing operation was busted on wednesday on 100- acres in the mount tamil place watershed. 142 officers from more than a dozen agencies took part in that raid. no arrests have been made. >> san francisco police are investigating a case of vandalism in which three dozen award winning rose bushes in golden gate park were cut down. they won the park a national award two years ago. they were valued at about $2,000. investigators say the vandalism happened sometime between wednesday afternoon and yesterday morning. the incident comes about a month after vandals cut down more than a dozen of the park's trees. >> the fe

california once and for all. an about-face by u-c berkeley on a controversial experiment. it has decided to drop part of its gene testing program for incoming students. why the university that decision. radio talk show host, dr. laura schlessinger apologizes for a conversation she had with a caller live on the air. the offensive remarks she made... several times... that got her so upset later, she couldn't finish her show. and what's really in those bottles of water you buy at the store. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. there could be an end or at least a brief break from the massive heat wave in the midwest. cooler air is starting to press down into the country and very strong storms are expected in portions of the northern plains. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. >>> an israeli man is jailed in atlanta as a suspect in a bizarre serial stabbing spree. the case involves up to 18 knife attacks. mostly on black men. five of them fatal. >>> and same-sex weddings remain on hold in california. supporters of the voter-approved ban are appealing the judge's ruling. >>> steven slater, former jetblue flight attendant, now sa

other northern california schools and made the list uc- berkeley rate 29 uc-davis came in at 39 uc santa cruz was 72 and university ofan francisco came in at #117. sorry about to cough. excuse me as a class of 2014 starts college this fall here's a quick profile of the incoming freshmen according to this year's mind set list most of the incoming freshman class were born in 1992 few of them know how to write in curse of and they seldom use regular mail. they probably never use the phone with the court on it and clint eastwood is better known as the sensitive director rather than as dirty harry. as take another look outside at traffic this is a san mateo bridge as he can see the headlights' are heading into a word east bound to traffic moving about the same east and west on their the walnut creek 680-24 split however it is slow in both directions. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard