there is another important twist in ut admissions. the university grants automatic admission to in state residents who graduate in the top 10% of their high school class. it was passed with the goal of increasing diversity. it had some success, but the numbers were not staggering. the 2003 freshman class was 4.5% african-american and 16% hispanic. in 2003, the supreme court decides two cases concerning admissions policies from the university of michigan. those two cases together of health the use of race as a plus factor in admissions as long as it is considered part of a holistic view and does not look like a " tough -- like a quota. ut respond with a change in its admissions policies. it implemented a new policy. for the remaining spots to fill after the top 10%, the university had raced to the list of factors they would consider in that personal achievement index. it is still a factor among factors. it still supplemented rates and standardized test scores and where you were a cheerleader and all of those important criteria. it was

b ut, yeah, today there's enormous opportunity to start websites. you do a piece on edward r. morrow in person-to-person. morrow.edward r. why did you select that program, "person to person". morrow is a famous newsman from cbs who in history s known for his confrontation with senator joe mccarthy, the who was unist crusader holding the communist witch hunts on capitol hill. morrow had a very ramatic confrontation on the air. but -- and that was the separate had.that morrow but this show person-to-person was more of a variety looking at actresses, musicians, sports figures, a range of politicians well. he would bring them -- he would take his cameras into their home in an easy sit chair and visit with actors and personalities and musicians in their homes. and it was a show where you just exchanged the views of -- with these celebrities. then 's watch a clip and you can tell us what impact it had on the -- on the television we watch today. >> the kennedys were married last month. they're still looking for a in washington. on weekdays, they stay up in boston. history.ch for the

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ut it's not going affect the house, it could affect a number of senate races. have any views on that? occurredk if this case in september or october of next possibility ofhe that really ratcheting up minority turnout would be numb very, very high. but issues tend to have shelf lives. and energy and focus tend to have shelf lived. nd in politics, 15 months is a really, really long period of time. and so obviously i think you're going to have groups on the democratic side that are going try to kind of bottle capture that energy and keep it going. a very, very, very hard thing to do. and, you know, think about -- the scene inrse of jurassic park where you're getting chased by the dinosaur in the rear-view mirror and it says, you know, bjects may be closer than they appear. it's kind of the opposite of that. that the longer -- the longer election is, the further away it is, the less likely to be relevant. the more likely something else will be relevant. so that's why i'm a little -- i there's a tendency that we all naturally have to look at happening to us right in

ut y test test for all of us. the naacp filing civil rights charges against george zimmerman. the site got so many hits ore a quarter of a million that it crashed. joining me now naacp president. what does this done to race relations in this country? >> it has done so much damage i think. not something that cannot be resolved. we have to look at the fact that many things happen here. we were shocked by this, but it was expected because historically we have had preside precedence for this. one was allowed to go free until his wife was pursued they lived in the same town. emmit hill. this has happened before time after time after time. >> let me interrupt for a minute. when we were watching that trial prosecutors and defense attorneys said the same thing. they said the evidence wasn't there. >> see, that was the problem. that was the problem. look at the prosecution. seems like they did a great job for the defense. i thought the prosecution was supposed to. they were supposed to reinforce reasonable doubt. they were supposed to present a plausible explanation of what happened. t

ut conditions will change tomorrow. >>> continuing coverage of that plane crash in san francisco.pilot was training to fly a boeing 777. >> investigators have released new details. >> two of the flight attendants were ejected from the aircraft during the impact. .+] >> recklessly they survived, despite being thrown onto the runway. after the plane came to a stop than this. >> the first officer described a shooter that had deployed inside and trapped a flight will tend in. >> that did not stop more than 300 people from escaping the wreck. passengers turned into heroes. >> we were comforting all the other people. >> we are learning the pilot in training was learning from another first timer. >> he reported this was his first trip as an instructor pilot. >> more survivors are being released from the hospital. consisted with catastrophic moving to side as the passenger got run around in their seats. the ceo of asiana airlines arrived in san francisco tuesday to a rough media reception. the ntsb also revealed the pilots were not tested for drugs or al gore call. the us does not have ov

so they take, of course, from ut a tin and they will get certificate to pass the course x.om ut austin we add the x brand. these are complete courses. from a dent could learn textbook completely by if i'm in some remote corner of china, i can a textbook and learn a subject from a textbook. however, if i went to a high i had or a university and had a great teacher who would mentor me along with that book, would imagine that the learning experience would be better. in printow there's the and the in person version. we're replacing that today with on-line in person and just as an example, a number of high country have the begun doing sources and there schools in massachusetts with a dozen students who are offering a berkeley,courses from harvard, and m.i.t. on their campus and a number of students mastered a.p. courses. they wanted a richer set of ourses and they don't have the teachers to teach the richer set of courses. so these students are taking the ed-x courses. some have a mentor on site. some don't. they are getting high school credit for those courses. number of high schools are s

actually it might look like 120 ut it is more like -- also questions about if it goes forward how the commissions and this proposal would fit with the other obligations? >> the british house of commons is in recess for the ummer. i'm fog to pinpoint how he could approximate helpful in the aftermath by making some suggestions myself. ? lord davis. >> thank you. i think the government takes some credit in the 23450egses on a recovery and resolution directive for obtaining a degree of flexibility and member states ordering the high arki which is necessarily part of any resolution procedure. i just wonder whether that particular succession when you gained say useful acheevepl or negative achievement. the problem is policy is not working across the eurozone and in the countries where there is growth bank lending has resumed. there is this division between the two parts of the e.u. or the eurozone which is causing a great deal of anxiety in the markets and elsewhere. there is a situation where it's assumed that member states can alter the creditor and obligations at will. but in the richer

hayden to share his house with the refugees, ut he refused. by the time she received a response from john adams, like many things, she had taken care of the problem. she had paid mr. hayden to leave the premises and therefore, could provide for the refugees herself in the house. she reports to john that again -- young john quincy is arching out behind house behind the militia. she welcomed these militiamen to her home and supported the revolutionary war with her actions. in 77, abigail realize they have outgrown their battle college -- cottage. she began to negotiate with her cousin to purchase the house you're standing in front of right now. john adams enjoyed a lot of peace and tranquility in this home, as did abigail, so he christened it peace field. there were two smaller bedrooms on the third floor and a small kitchen at the back of the house. there were about seven and a half rooms to this home essentially. this was their home base. before becoming first lady, have a bill would spend nine years in this house. the first year, she was esse

ut more in line of karl sandberg. very -- very -- they were -- just are written almost as an elegy to lincoln. wrote most of the attle scenes, the civil war battle scenes and just his bility summoning tennison or somebody like that, he could pickett's charge in a of the virginia cold harbor is him. >> when did john hay meet his bride? >> john hay, after he left the white house after the assassination, incredibly traumatized. abroad had planned to go legation -- we didn't call them embassies then, in paris. he did -- another one of his mentors, secretary of state seward got him a him. job in paris.hn hay meet he went off there, two other and madrid.nna came back, instead of going to biography, lincoln instead of being a poet. to ead of going back illinois, which he considered the boondocks, he started which was torials horace greeley and called the greeley editorial writer they ever had. he met a daughter of a man named amethyst stone, one of the wealthiest men in america. before a carnegie or a rockefeller, he was a b

strawberry commission taking the shortage to washington to engage with lawmakers to try to convince them ut should be part of a discussion on immigration reform. >> berkeley city officials are trying to put a stop to a trend. they're called miney dorms. news blog reports president dents are complaining it causes parking, trash and noise problems. >> a bay area university beat out those ivy league schools nabbing the nation's top college for the very first time to nonivy leelg schools topt list. stanford university comes in number one followed by pomono college with princeton and yale following. best public university, uc berkeley. forbes magazine says it reflects a shift to stem majors stem signs for science, technology, engineering and math. >> listen to this. san francisco and google teeming up to provide free wi-fi at dozens of locations throughout the city. official as announced they received a gift to put transmitters in 31 parks and recreation centers. >> a lot of the prior debate that never moved forward was because of questions over business models this is a free gift of financial b

. >> shumer called on the fcc to provide a retailer to allow consumers to opt ut. >> days of people stashing money under ma tresses are long gone. a survey shows a low risk tolerance. slightly more than one out of four say they prefer to keep money that would be the money you would invest in, cash. many prefer that over stocks real estate and other investing like bonds this, despite the fact that the average money market account earns a meezly one tenths of one r one percent yentd. two years of frustration came to an end for a oregon woman trying in vein -- vain to get mistakes fixed on her credit report. a jury apparently sympathized and awarded her $18.6 million. miller alleges her report had her social security number wrong and incorrect birth date and a a.kts going to collection that's did not belong to her. equifax said miller would need to take the mistakes up with creditors. eight times she tried to get them fixed. so far no comment from equifax. >> what a mess that. can keep you from getting a job. the jury was upset. >> thank you. >> sure. >> well, watch abc live stream is now avail

pollution threatens their health and disputed seas strain relations ut the challenges chi faces on "newsline." >>> people around the world know where koalas and kangaroos come from but there is another animal in australia that has been attracting crowds for a long time. we explain. >> reporter: the creature i am riding is not a horse. this is a camel. this is out of springs, australia. the camel race is about to start. this annual camel cup race has been drawing crowds for more than 40 years. this year, some 6,000 people gathered from around the world. there were 30 camels taking part in the race but camels can be stubborn and don't always do as they are told. one camel suddenly stopped right before the finish line and began running in circles for reasons nobody knows. another camel takes off, then, bucks off the rider. >> he was running backwards, i think. >> fine. i like it very much. >> we come every year. we are locals. we are just bringing the boy down this year. he is two now. just to show him a camel. >> reporter: the often ner wner camel farm is neil waters. his daughter, phoebe, is

go to abc7news.com to find ute how to access watch abc.he watch abc live stream or search watch abc to download the app. >> for a check on the weather, let's get to leigh glaser. >> leigh: let's check on the live doppler 7hd, show you the fog sitting near the coast. didn't clear much from san francisco today. they only had a high today of 61 degrees. we saw plenty of sunshine in the north and far east bay locations and that's where the hot temperatures were with antioch at 98. clear lake, 104. it was 76 in san rafael. there's that 61 for san francisco. the fog kind of peeled back off the coast a little bit. santa cruz managed 7 5. we're at 93 in livermore. high clueds -- cloud over san jose. mountain view, low 70s, and it's a fog gy, misty golden gate bridge. and reduced visibility. still in the 80s for fairfield, livermore, 89, and los gatos, 82. here's our forecast highlights. we're going to go with breezy conditions, mist and drizzle moving inland. partial sunday -- partial sunshine for monday, and then humidity on tuesday, leading to a

go to abc7news.com to find ute how to access watch abc.et the watch abc live stream or search watch abc to download the app. >> for a check on the weather, let's get to leigh glaser. >> leigh: let's check on the live doppler 7hd, and i'll show you the fog sitting near the coast. didn't clear much from san francisco today. they only had a high today of 61 degrees. we saw plenty of sunshine in the north and far east bay locations and that's where the hot temperatures were with antioch at 98. clear lake, 104. it was 76 in san rafael. there's that 61 for san francisco. the fog kind of peeled back off the coast a little bit. santa cruz managed 7 5. we're at 93 in livermore. high clueds -- cloud over san jose. mountain view, low 70s, and it's a fog gy, misty golden gate bridge. and reduced visibility. still in the 80s for fairfield, livermore, 89, and los gatos, 82. here's our forecast highlights. we're going to go with breezy conditions, mist and drizzle moving inland. partial sunday -- partial sunshine for monday, and then humidity on tuesday,

schedules for this remaining work includes the focus on the locally preferred /al tern /w*euf the /o ut /raoeufp in the fall of this year followed by a draft environmental document that will be released in the spring of 2014 and then certification of that document in the winter. coming back to the proposed contract amendment, we are seeking a recommendation to increase the engineering contract by 1.3 million dollars. we will consider a request for 2.7 million dollars in prop /k-bgs fundsment part of that would be for the jacob's contract and the remainder of it would be >> why are we always -- why are u

bit better than hillary clinton did in the post and certainly has the booklet -- blessing of the us ut president, barack obama. it will be very interesting because there was little to report from his first term in office from the middle east peace process. >> we'll be coming back to you throughout the week as these talks progress the malians have spent the play -- day in a presidential election that could signal a new era of stability. this after a year and a half of chaos between taureg separatists and islamic extremists. it's been called the best organized election since 1960. however, there have been concerns about security. the election observer says the process has gone relltibl smoothly. >> in the polling situation -- stations we visited, everything went well, quite peacefully. there was just one little protest from the mlma in front of our offices in kidal, trying to prevent people from voting but it was just a minor incident. >> gao is one of the towns that suffered particularly badly from the recent anti-islamist battles. sunday there was a party atmosphere. offensive coordina

. >> i do not mean to,ut i will say this, a more possible thing is a fender bender on the highway. we have all had them. words are exchanged every day. hundreds, thousands. with stand yr ground laws, even the person who caused the accident, if they felt that the person came after them aggressively? claimed they felt threatened and pulled out a gun? he could then invoke a stand your ground defense. that is why i believe the stand your ground what is so pernicious and turned america into a outlaw society. the greatest thing america can do right now is fight the lobbyists for these laws. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for having me on the program. >> in other news, 5700 people are still missing after the floods that ravaged northern india last month. the most severely affected areas have them presumed dead. some 600 people have already been confirmed dead. the spirit -- the spanish prime minister has new calls for his resignation. a newspaper has published text messages allegedly linking him to someone at the center of a secret pavement scandal, in custody awaiting trial for tax

maybe i'm a simple girl from ohio, were ut it doesn't feel right and makes me not trust what's going >> and makes it more of a game. takes the actual art of investing looking at the fundamentals of a company doing what i do looking at chart technical, it takes that away. >> we've got to move on. but i don't get it. you are a very smart woman and can look at a chart and decide to buy or sell that stock based on that information. and what high frequency trading had to do with all that, i don't know. nothing. right? >> well, it -- >> what's that? go ahead, bill i. can tell you the answer to that. >> what? >> can you not do as a regular person what a high-frequency trader does. that's why we have more cancelled orders today than we used to have orders. >> right. >> as of about a year and a half ago. and that's because they are trolling for information and looking to actually move the markets with their purchase orders that they then move away from. >> and how did that hurt -- >> you cannot do that. >> how did that hurt my mother's portfolio that's sitting there, you know -- presumably go

. >> under indian law, those who are missing cannot be declared dead for at least seven years, ut for grieving relatives, closure could still be a long way. aljazeera, new delhi. >> armed protesters have stormed the eastern libyan port southwest of benghazi. they say a ship bound for italy was being loaded with crude oil when the arms group arrived. protesters forced workers to shut down operations, and at this point, their aims are still unclear. the israel prime minister has reacted angrily to new european union guidelines for funding projects. theyalestinian territories, blocked institutions and settlements that operate in the occupied west bank as well as the golan heights. paul brennan has this report from jerusalem. >> this has hardened significantly in recent months. it could be used to prop up the occupied territories. the new guidelines will deal with economics, science, culture, and academia. the main type of funding affected. what it does not cover yet is trade, but the sentiment is clear. >> we are prepared in order to implement that commitment to make a clear distinction

. >>> now, to give you an update on the breaking news would brow -- we brought ut at the top of thist about a natural gas leak, these are live pictures from newschopper2 overhead right now. east bay m.u.d. is responding to a water main break on danville boulevard. that's a major road in the area. this is near stone valley. the camera is zooming in. they hit a gas line about 10:30 this morning. there are major shopping areas in this area. two shopping centers are being evacuated as a precaution. alamo plaza and pleasant courtyard. we're getting word that a lot of people across contra costa county are getting evacuation alerts. we've not sure how far this will stretch. again, the evacuation is only for those two shopping centers in alamo. live pictures. we'll bring you an update on everything at 5:00 and also online. >>> well, we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable

. >>> no podemos negar que manejan de forma agresiva contra el ut a mÓvil ista, es una realidad sÍ lo puedo decir yo. no me estÁ cuestionando en este caso, me asegura que asÍ es. sabe yo digo que no es asÍ. >>> las alarmantes cifras de choques y atropellamientos. >>> creo que problemas hay en todos lados. >>> el que se diga que se atropella. y yo creo que no es complicada debe haber accidentes. >>> >>> el encargado de dar seguimiento en la comisiÓn de derechos humanos, 150 quejas anuales contra el transporte pÚblico nos confirmÓ, las dificultades que enfrentan. >>> yo creo que lo primero que se debe tener en este tipo de asuntos, como muchos mÁs, es primero tener voluntad voluntad polÍtica para hacer el cambio. >>> para demostrar que la situaciÓn estÁ fuera de 234r08, vean lo que le ocurre a esta chica. primero el chofer no le abre la puerta, por lo que busca otro autobÚs y al ver que el conductor le abre la puerta a otra persona, aprovecha para subirse, pero el conductor cierra la puerta y la deja atrapada entre las puertas. >>> los servidores pÚblicos que estamos obligados a brindar

schedules for this remaining work includes the focus on the locally preferred /al tern /w*euf the /o ut /raoeufp in the fall of this year followed by a draft environmental document that will be released in the spring of 2014 and then certification of that document in the winter. coming back to the proposed contract amendment, we are seeking a recommendation to increase the engineering contract by 1.3 million dollars. we will consider a request for 2.7 million dollars in prop /k-bgs fundsment part of that would be for the jacob's contract and the remainder of it would be >> why are we always -- why are you here today for an increase? a: i can give a little bit of background for this project in particular. when we started the environmental phase of the geary project, the estimate to complete the phase of work was for about 6 million dollars. but we didn't request all that -- those funds at once. we requested installments as we did the work and as it became /khroerer what remaining work needed to be done. so we've cock come back to the plans committee and the full board periodically throug

look, the two blue flashing dÑc(ut construction crews.ernight road work crews get to leave for their weekend earlier than we do. we'll track traffic as they leave and you're heading out coming up. >>> people along the peninsula may notice a new feathery friend flying around. according to the san antonio times, a bald eagle first spotted last month in the tree west of crystal springs reservoir. the california public utilities commission says the eagle took its first flight and will likely stay close to its parents for up to a year. >>> a solar car is definitely hoping will speed right past the competition. the creation is very cool. this one called the luminos and will take place in the world solar challenge in australia. it can cruise at about 55 miles per hour. looks like something out of the jetsons or maybe one of the vacuum cleaners that bounces off the wall. what's it called. >> rumba. >> reaching nearly 1900 miles across australia. a very cool sight. >> we have hov lanes. maybe one day we'll have solar lanes. >> smart kids in stanfo

that's how Út feel. but i can't do that and i'm hoping they know+fu somehow. hoping he knows that he's home. >> very powerful stuff there. that is bob redell reporting. sergeant first class steinberg's final home will be at the golden gate national cemetery, where this thursday, he will be buried along with one of his three brothers, already laid to rest at that very site. >>> and happening right now, polls are open for santa clara county's district two supervisor seat. here is a look at the voters there from early this morning. those polls, we can tell you, will close up shop tonight at 8:00. the race between labor leader cindy chavez and water district communications manager theresa alvarado drawn more than 17,000 vote by mail ballots so far and nearly 120,000 registered voters. >>> and the two women who are running to decide who will replace disgraced supervisor george shirakawa jr. are going head to head and replacing this guy, he resigned in march and later pleaded guilty to felony charges, including perjury. he is scheduled to be sentenced coming this fr

here's one of the issues, probably the most persistent and intractable for our country ut some day soon, will americans' race or ethnic background be irrelevant? >> i don't know that it actually should be irrelevant. we always talk about race as if it is this awful, toxic thing. race and racism are very different. so racial background can be a part of who they are without being necessarily an impedestrianiment. i think we are seeing in this moment a redefinition of the race. for a long time when we thought about race it was a binary issue, black america and white america. now it is all kinds of things, multihued, multiethnic and racial identities ever always shifting. so when a kid grows up ats more likely that race will be an important part of their portfolio, background but not necessarily the thing that will hold them back. that's much more to do with class. chris: you know, growing up in philadelphia and being an african-american kid and going to independence hall and having your teacher take you, coming out of that, it is a plaque president. that is what led us to a truly post raci

drive a car myself and looking for parking in the lower daily is really a challenge especially /wo*ut residential parking permits and for my perspective as supervisor my goal is always pub lib safety first so to make the corridor safe is paramount. safety comes first and masonic boulevard is clearly a dangerous, almost freeway like corridor in the middle of our community and it's been that way since i was a kid. and the more people that have moved into the area, the more traffic, the more problems the more accidents and so unfortunately this is not something that everyone is gonna be happy with. i'm not with the fact that i have to figure out a way to kind of work out a bad situation for my constituents, fig /kwraourb out other ways to make sure we work with the neighboring communities to make available parking spaces and other things but it's what we have to do in the interest for public safety. when we discussed this issue in the plans and programs committee, one of the things that worried me the most was the concern around access for seniors, for those who were gonna fry to have ac

ut we know within the context of the senate rules today, majorita rirks an approach. think the latest dysfunction is resulting from that particular element of applies to as it the budget and therefore to the inad array of the discussion terms of the relationship-based process that you . luded to > it's a great example of why rules aren't the panacea. we didn't pass one for several years. finally pass one. we're far apart from any agreement with the house. significant ow you conflict can still exist. exist even can still in a majoritarian body. >> next question? >> can i just chime in? the budget act. group that f the senator byrd called in to his ffice to go through the budget act and make sure that, quote, it worked. my contribution was writing into what has been the tandard unanimous consent it had t providing that to be germane. here was a limitation on the time of amendments so providing that the motion to proceed would debatable. i will tell you that in the 19 that act was written, were many attempts to vercome the idea of senate filibusters. and that was just on

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