ucla, says they don't want to take sterling's position. this money could help treat or deal with cancers of the kidney. >> yeah, of course. well it's nice to his celeb it friends supports him by the way. when i was diagnosed with cancer my celebrity friends through a fund-raiser for me. who really hurts is the guy who needs kidney transplants and is waiting six months to get the kidney translaplants and he's le thank you ucla for taking the moral high ground. >> isn't that better than getting a racist kidney. kidneys don't know race, andy. >> gavin, here's what drives me nuts. the ucla press person said that his comments are divisive. it was the opposite. how is what he did divisive? it united everybody against him. there's no such thing was a divisive racist comment. >> i don't want to lose any friends here. i have absolutely no problem with donald sterling. he said you can sleep with them. girlfriend, i don't care if you sleep with seven foot tall black millionaires, just don't advertise it. what a jerk. let's fine him $2.5 million. what

i'm logan going to do ucla next year (clapping) >> thank you. i'm angeleno a i'll be going to ucla next year. >> okay sf c business of order student leadership election they've ended their campaign and this authorized the san mateo will publish and invite all committing candidate winners the next in the i

so i'm the chancellor at ucla and i'm going, you know what? i'm not going to do this because the woman is so dubious, her past is so controversial, that even though she is an accomplished actress, i'm not going to offend the people who fund this university, the taxpayers, am i wrong, ms. ash burn? >> here is where i think you need to consider what's happening across the country. condoleezza rice, for example. >> you are not going to make that eequivalencey, are you? condoleezza rice to jane fonda are you going to do that. >> i'm not comparing condi to jane. what i am saying is liberal students took away her right to speak by protesting, breaking glass doors and she finally did the lady like thing and withdrew. now, is that what should happen here? we are a nation of tolerance, bill. and i'm kind of surprised at you as a lifelong journalist that you don't think that she. >> i don't want to take anything away from anybody. i think it was inappropriate to invite ms. fonda and actions of condoleezza rice. it's not even in the same ball park. we ar

i'm logan going to do ucla next year (clapping) >> thank you. i'm angeleno a i'll be going to ucla next year. >> okay sf c business of order student leadership election they've ended their campaign and is

i was on the faculty oversight committee for admissions at ucla. during that year, there was a significant drop in african-american admissions, like 20%. ucla implemented a new system which is called the wholistic system. then after implementing that system, african-americans admissions skyrocketed. almost doubled that year. and meanwhile, at the same time, they were touting the system, the reason it would increase african-american admissions, because it takes account of their socioeconomic disadvantages. but the strange thing i noticed, i was getting data 'cause i was on the committee, was that the other socioeconomically disadvantaged groups like latinos and vietnamese, which may be more socioeconomically disadvantaged among the applicants at ucla, their admission rates dropped. so something weird was going on. i asked for data from the admissions staff. they refused and in 2008, i resigned in protest from that committee. >> so it was a denial of those in your findings that you thought was completely wrong. so you actually say here that the contr

i'm logan going to do ucla next year (clapping) >> thank you. i'm angeleno a i'll be going to ucla next year. >> okay sf c business of order student leadership election they've ended their campaign and this authorized the san mateo will publish and invite all committing candidate winners the next in the interest of preventing injuries the san mateo helped to orchestrate a day at lake shore elementary on may 19th and 20 he want to offer a special thank you to the commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and convene truest and other for attending. thank you. (clapping.) >> i'd like to shout out my teacher and best friends in the back. (clapping.) so last friday we had our leadership team at a dinner banquet and we got awards thank you, mr. truett and we'll not have any more san mateo meetings because school is over but next year you guys can come every other monday in the he cafe. for the next item of business thank you sal our san mateo crossroad sal come up here real quick. so sal on behalf of the sat we made a scrapbook together we hope you have a great

. >> and in a show of sympathy, ucla students and uc santa barbara alumni gathered at ucla to honor victims of the tragedy. hundreds of people lit candles and shared stories about the victims who died. tomorrow night, students at uc berkeley will hold their own vigil. that's scheduled to start at 8:00. >> the suspect's family's attorney says eliot roger had asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. it interferes with a person's ability to communicate and function in social settings. some will point out it's the same disorder that gunman at sandy hook elementary had, however, experts stress there's no correlation between asperger's syndrome and violence. but the syndrome can bring a sense of loneliness and isolation. >> sometimes they internalize it, meaning they feel bad about themselves, and sometimes they externalize it, where they want to blame someone else for how they feel. and that often happens, where they want to blame a group of women for not liking them or they want to blame someone else. >> that psychotherapist also points out that asperger's is very treatable, especially when disco

ucla says they don't want to take sterling's money. is that stupid? his money could help treat or deal with cancers of the kidney. >> of course. it is nice that his celebrity friends came out and supported him. when i was diagnosed with cancer my friends helped me raise a ton of money that helped me get through a rough year in my life. it is nice to see his friends come out and help him in recovery. who is pissed is the guy who is waiting for the kidney transplant that could save his life and he says thank you for taking the moral high ground. >> isn't that better though than getting a racist kidney? >> good call. >> what if that racist was well built? the kidney could be awesome. kidneys don't know race. gavin, here is what drives me nuts. the ucla press person says his comments were devisive. decisive. it was the opposite. it united everybody against him. there is no such thing as a decisive racist comment. >> i don't want to lose any friends here. i have no problem with donald sterling. he said you can sleep with them. this is the best we can do fo

so come on, celebs, ucla is just right around the corner. what are you waiting for in? >>>. >>> let's check back on our fireback results. the tea party getting stronger or weaker? 34% say stronger. 66% say weaker. >> yeah, i got to agree. >> kevin, why don't you take the first crack at that. somewhere in between? >> i would say that the reform element of accountability and responsibility inside the american electorate has aligned itself with republicans and is very strong. >> hillary? >> i think it's sort of wishful thinking. we talked about this before. the republican leadership in the house and the senate and across this country have so bent over to make the tea party positions their positions that it's absolutely indistinguishable from the rest of the republican party now. so i think it's kind of irrelevant. >> why do you think that the house hasn't brought up immigration reform yet, out of curiosity? >> i think right now you have the focus they want a comprehensive approach. i think that is big and quote, comprehensive is really hard to get through right now. i thin

she has also been a visiting scholar at the ucla center for the study of women and the ucla institute for research on labor and employment. her books include the reconstruction of american liberalism, 1865-1914, and the 1990s, a social history. professor cohen has also written essays for the guardian, the new republic, the l.a. times, playboy and rolling stone. she is the kind of source every political journalist or talk show needs in their rolodex, and i count myself among those who can count on her for comments that are always right on the money. in her new book,tily yum: the politics of sex in america, professor cohen analyzes the counterrevolution that was unleashed by the sexual revolution and its persistent influence on politics. she explores why and how the christian right has wielded such an extraordinary influence on issues like gay rights, feminism, contraception, apportion, of course -- abortion, of course, the fights and battles still rage on. the sexual counterrevolution, she argues, has been going on for more than 40 years thanks to a small, politically-sophisticated min

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give food in san franci just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushering agricultural and garden to new heights. so what exactly it, your honor agricultural >> it the growing food or flowers within city limits traditionally we've been referring to communities gardener that is a raised bed over and over upper argument has a more a farming way of farming. >> so tell me 0 what's growing in this garden. >> a really at all plant. in the one of the rare places, you know, people have access to green space 24 is one of the places to grow things like the purple floor. it is sort of recognizing that the m

shirt he we're to the first hearing that is this miniature outfit her son was in diapers he's at the ucla now so liz diaz and tina that come to help looking back it was a structural. in our neighborhood we don't all have a lot of money but all of us gives something. this project has put me in the position of knocking doors and asking for help you want to acknowledge bill chin that's the co- captain and carolyn ferry religious who helped were indebted with the friends of the library board that was helpful. we've got neighbors my friend maude and so many people that dug deep but especially touched by all of you who gave enough so it pinched i know there are a lot of people they had to give up something they wanted or needed in order to contribute money to the project and those of you the ones who had to thing two or three times before signing this check thank you we've put our money to good use (clapping) and perhaps most important does this have a banner on it - most important ♪ my neighborhood we believe in imagination and in the power of design to solve problems and to make things bett

to uc berkley (clapping) next, we have chloe you can't know two attends balboa high school going to ucla. then ms. woe who is going to westerly college (clapping) and then last we have you didn't know she lange who attends mission how to mulling bush college (clapping) she's not here excuse me. >> there were a few that couldn't come james woung who will be attending uc santa cruz next year and lisa from geola low to cul-de-sack ton college and art and design student going to uc santa cruz and michelle from galileo to trinity university (clapping) i'm going to recognize the two recipients who couldn't be here tonight first is susan lee i don't know from lincoln high school going to uc davis in the fall and the last one is sue lincoln going to uc berkley in the fall (clapping) actually there's one more evan lou from washington high school is he here. >> did he make it, all right. . he will be attending uc irvine next year (clapping) congratulations. come on in front even though our hiding (laughter) >> she's got it down. >> on the end. >> come over here right there. all right. turn this wa

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the process of the coffee and what are those beans where do they come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coffee stays with me since i was a kid i grew up and opened coffee shops everybody. in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we're searched the beans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coffee and the processing and ever

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> good evening and woman to the wednesday, may 14, 2014, meeting of san francisco board of appeals this preceding officer is board/19. >> joined that i commissioner fung and is commissioner honda and to my left is deputy city attorney ryan he'll provide the legal advice i'm cynthia and we're joined by the department that have cases before the bystander board and we have a representative of the planning board and the

>> guest: i was a post-doc at ucla and i was a fellow at the hoover institution. and so i wrote her and said, 'i'm interested in the american side of the story. i don't think there's enough reporting on it, and i'd like to look at the president's private papers.' i didn't know what would be there, but i thought there might be something to help me to unravel the american contribution. and so she granted me access to the papers and hundreds of archival boxes. into the project i came up--upon a few boxes, actually storage boxes, filled with hundreds, really--literally thousands of pieces of paper of reagan's handwriting. and it took a while to figure out what it meant. some of it was disorganized. some of it was organized in file folders, but not all of it. and it was fascinating. it was... c-span: wh--where are you from originally? where's home? >> guest: i was born in chicago, but i grew up in the bay area, so i have to claim the bay area i moved there at age three, so i grew up near stanford. first san francisco and then in a little town called redwood city, a few

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> good afternoon. everyone welcome to the san francisco transportation authority finance committee for tuesday, may 13, 2014. my name is mark farrell i'm joined by supervisor chiu and supervisor tang and we'll be joined by supervisor wiener and supervisor cowen. madam clerk, any announcements?. no amendments okay. would we have roll call >> supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen absent. supervisor farrell. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. absent. we have quorum >> okay could we call item 2. >> the second item is the consent calendar items 2 to 3 are considered routine are considered routine all matters listed hereunder constitute a consent calendar, are considered to be routine. >> do we have to open this up for public comment. >> no. >> can i have a motion to approve wojs. >> we'll need a roll call supervisor chiu. supervisor farrell. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. absent. the consent calendar

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this is actually, somebody told me when i was in my 20s, i took a screen writing course at ucla after i had spent all my parents' money on graduate school. here, mom, more money. but i took it because it was someone i really admired. he was african-american and created a war show called "tour of duty," and i used to love that show as a kid. he said to me, he was just saying to all of us as a general rule, he said, you know, look, the bulk of actors this hollywood are young, white males. so if you make your character anything except a young, white male, you are limiting your casting possibilityings. so i -- possibilities. so it didn't take much for me to say, oh, my whole cast is black. so that's tough. but if i do it as a comic book, i don't have to worry about that. now, a comic book specifically visually for two reasons, yeah, i am very dyslexic. i grew up in privilege, i'll admit it right now. but all the money in the world couldn't help me read better. so i had to develop tools to try to learn how to read, how to study. like my mom, she took all my school reading to the institute

mark fry is a professional at ucla's department of integrated are biology, the patch technology is just one approach being developed as we gain a greater understanding of insects attraction to humans. this notion of a chemical cloak of some sort a more effective repellent, how feasible is it? only as feasible we try it. there's going to be glitches along the way. does the cloak wear off? how effective is it? at what concentration? do the animals adapt to it? there are solid answers. we are preparing for alarge field testing in uganda. we are really exciteabout this. 6.7 million hours of the patch, with real people, one of three districts we'll be testing them, all of which have exceptionally high mal malaria rates, as well as mosquito born diseases. >> ceo amra albana is responsible for this technology in order to get to people who need it most. >> it's very difficult to take new technologies and furnish them into tangible products that were ready for the marketplace. we are excited about it and the promise for the technology but we also knew we had a long way to actually get it ready.

employees 2,500 stanford graduates and 2,000 cal graduates and 800 graduates each from carnegie and ucla. wall street. >> okay. i know there is one bigwig at google from kansas...he gave our engineering department a bunch of ipads so there is one. i know. >> you are a success. >> sort of. okay. thanks. we will move on and talk about weather. successful: sunshine with the high pressure bubble moving in and the low air has moved off and we have the brighter skies and the warmer temperatures. we will hook -- look at graduates sending teens out support open today starting with arts and sciences academy at golden gate park which will be cooler than the school at 67 and dropping down to 64 degrees. heading over to another alma mater, argonne, donn, starts at 5:30 and you will be down to 68 by the end of the ceremony. in san jose at silver creek high school raiders 80 degrees at 5:00 but by the end at 7:00 or 8:00 we down to 70. the winds are lighter but along the coast and liter there at 14 miles per hour. the rest of us are less than ten miles per hour and still the possibility of winds kicki

he played college bought at ucla and unlv. he is wearing 83 and not 80. when the name is rice he knows there will be questions about pops. >> i am my own person and i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna, but i am rice junior and i am not rice senior. it is time to make my own name. >> he did good with the assignments in the first glimpse and excited to watch him and all of the guys compete. >> the shock after landon donovan was cut. donovan may have lost out, but many are wondering p a possible personality clash. the decision leaves team usa with 5 of 23 players with world cup experience. >> we have a great mixture of guys. some have a learning curve ahead of them. no doubt about it. they are ready for the learning curve and they may surprise some people out there. >> we will see if female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, but this special financing offer

worked in the preservation planning in la as a city planner in glendale and holds a graduate degree from ucla. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners marseille from the department staff the case is a request for conditional use authorization to advert a one thousand plus commercial space that was to a limited restaurant use. the project is located in the ground floor commercial space in the carville commercial district and within the carville sub district not needing any interior or exterior alternatives the operation hours are permitted within the carville strict it's recommended to addresses the issues of trash roefrm removal to make sure the restaurant didn't impact the character of the neighborhood the department has received no communication in support or objection and the department recommends the approval as the restaurant meets the applicable requirements is requires the chufgs e conditional use authorization it's being under taken by the business owner to correct a notice of violation the business owner changed the use and began to work without the change of us

good to see you, >> ucla professor matthew kahn says there is no turning back on climate change. it's coming and we can't stop it. but it doesn't have to be as dire as the predictions. he's author of the book "climatopolis: how our cities will thrive in the hotter future. he joins us now. matthew, how will our cities thrive in a hotter future? >> so we face very serious challenges, but when we anticipate such challenges, and this report today is sort of like paul revere. when we anticipate challenges, this gives our entrepreneurs sharp incentives to make a lot of money. the next zuckerberg could be in designing water and electricity and minimize disaster risk to help us adapt to this very real challenge. >> but as mike viqueira aptly points out, it's not whether it's a call to arms or a paul revere, another call to arms, the fact is that not much is going to come out of washington. so are you saying that private enterprise and mitigation will help us with this, or will government have to be involved. >> for progress like cap and trade, you need at least 50% of the vote for house

if you saw that recent ucla study it shows that santa clara county has the most winners in this state than any other state. it's good to mix it up. nbc bay area news. >> spread the wealth. >> absolutely. >>> coming up at 5:00 a. sea of red, white, and blue. a decade old traditional arlington national cemetery. >>> and food stamps for con convicted drug addicts? the new law is making its way through the legislator. find out what it means for taxpayers. >>> and we are seeing a summer-like evening. close 2 tomorrow, another hot day for some of our valleys but much cooler and windier changes ahead with the seven-day forecast. i'll have a look at that coming right back. first, mike honda stubbornly refused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, launching false attacks. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon valley." and the mercury news says, "ro khanna is ready for the congress of tomorrow... ...while honda is a politician of the past." for our future: ro khanna. khanna: i'm ro khanna and i approv

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give good afternoon. w the san francisco full board of supervisors of tuesday, may 6, 2014. madam clerk, call the roll >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. president chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee mr. president, you have a quorum >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. colleagues, we have our april 1st do i hear a motion to approve minutes motion by supervisor campos and seconded by supervisor farrell those minutes are approved madam clerk, any commission on community investment & infrastructure >> those are considered routine a member any object to any of the items. >> roll call vote on this co

who's rekreutzing from ucla? >> actually it's a very diverse employment scene here at ucla and we have a lot of students looking at very different kinds of options but we have strong interests from the large defense contractors and technical firms and at the same time we have a lot of opportunities in government and social service agencies, so it's quite extensively broad in this particular year. >> and jenny, what about for you with university of michigan. certainly traditionalal wall street. >> i would agree with kathy at wall street. certainly all the major consulting firms. health care is big for our graduates and a lot of them are opting for opportunities in what we might call a gap year, teach for america, things like that. >> james, weigh in. >> at tulane, we're seeing a strong academic, a lot of students looking to teach for america, peace corps and a lot working in new york. >> i find that interesting because for so many years wall street has been hated but i guess this latest round of graduates thinks t

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give . >> welcome to the san francisco local agency formation commission. my name is john avalos the chair of the commission. joined to my right by commissioner london breed and to my left eric mar. the clerk of the committee is alyssa miller. thank you for your work and broadcast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your work. i would like to make a motion to excuse commissioner campos who couldn't make it here today. do we have a motion? okay. we will take that without objection . madam clerk can you call the next item. >> item two is approval of the lafco minutes from the date regular meeting. >> colleagues you have reviewed the minutes. any questions? i see know none. we will go to members of the public. there are no members here and we will close public comment. >> i move approval. >> moved and seconded without objection. item three. >> item three is the community choice aggregation activities report. a s

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. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give (clapping.) all right. good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> thank you. my name is to medicare moss i'm the director of hope u sf thank you for joipt us to have the grand opening at hunter's view with all due respect i'm to introduce the housing authority commission good morning. thank you so, so much for joining us at hunter's view it's a an honor on behalf of the employees of the san francisco housing authority and all the city partners our nonprofit and private partners who really represent your commitment we have to the resident we seek to serve to the best of our ability from the housing authority to the executive director barbara smith thank you to your leadership and the commissioners. without further ado, i want to say what an honor it is mr. mayor and supervisor cowen and all you, you here today to be work in this position in this time with our support and commitment. i want to contin

. >>> and ucla returned a $425,000 gift and is rejecting a $300 million pledge from sterling's charitable foundation saying he does not share the school's core values. >>> now to people in southern california returning to their homes this morning after an enormous fire east of los angeles forcing mandatory evacuations. that fire spread to about a thousand acres in a matter of hours. a high fire risk continues today. toronto mayor rob ford taking a break from the campaign trail to get help for substance abuse. the news comes after reports from the toronto mail and globe of a second video of mayor ford smoking what appears to be crack cocaine. nbc news has not verified the authenticity of the video. a similar clip was released about a year ago and set off a firestorm for ford's office in the months following. ford was filmed numerous times in public where he appeared impard ai impaired and erratic. in a statement, he says this is one of the most difficult times in my life. i have a problem with alcohol and the choices i have made while under the influence. i have struggled with this for som

usc.ech, ucla, they're grading more patents than any other place in the world. bring your people here. come back and visit. is a city where we understand content is king and we cannot deliver that without you. thank you. i hope you have a great time while you're here. enjoy los angeles. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president and ceo of ncta michael powell. >> good morning. the world is an ailing place. too many people live in poverty. too many people are hungry. too many people are receiving inadequate education. american ideal that our nation is a land of opportunity is being written to. our economy -- is being threatened. our economy is not producing jobs americans need to get ahead. in washington, the seed of our federal government, our leaders struggle to make the country a better place. rather than compromise, we see battlet as warring sides over who's a mix of ideas and policies are best, causing most legislative efforts to wither. i am not wise enough to know what cocktail of policies will take us forward. i do know that the path

. >> reporter: hi there, a recent ucla study found that santa clare a county has the most lottery winners than any other county in the state of california. it's a nice change of pace that the $70 million winner could be from san francisco. the winning ticket was bought at this safeway in the city a's sunset district. store employees are excited it could be one of their regular customers. they wore t-shirts saying millionaires are made here. safeway gets $350,000, hopefully they will do something nice for employees, but customers are abuzz wondering who the newest multi-millionare could be. >> we have been waiting to see if we hear yelling and screaming. >> not yet? >> it has to be somebody local. this particular store being located where it's at. you know, outsiders are not going to be shopping here. tiply ka lly --typically. the winning tnumbers are 13, 11 23, 27, 29, and with the meganumber being ten. if the winner takes the cash option the lump sum is worth $41 million before taxes. now the $70 million jackpot is the largest super lottery jackpot, it's the latest in a string of big win

he played college bought at ucla and unlv. he is wearing 83 and not 80. when the name is rice he knows there will be questions about pops. >> i am my own person and i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna, but i am rice junior and i am not rice senior. it is time to make my own name. >> he did good with the assignments in the first glimpse and excited to watch him and all of the guys compete. >> the shock after landon donovan was cut. donovan may have lost out, but many are wondering p a possible personality clash. the decision leaves team usa with 5 of 23 players with world cup experience. >> we have a great mixture of guys. some have a learning curve ahead of them. no doubt about it. they are ready for the learning curve and they may surprise some people out there. >> we will see if up weather for your memorial day weekend. we are looking at fog at the coast and clear inland. 50s eventually to the 60s. lisa argen is here. carolyn and dan? >> thanks. before we go we want to share with you a fopped farewell. one of the -- a fond farewell. one of

similar scene on the ucla campus where hundreds came together lighting candles to remember the victims. in san diego, more than 2,000 students attended a vigil there. >>> tomorrow night berkeley students and alumni are invited to campus for a vigil of their own. >>> the families of the three bay area men are in santa barbara this morning. weihan wang, george chen and 20-year-old cheng yuan hong. hong graduated from lynbrook high school. bob redell is live at the high school. grief counselors will be there this morning as students head back to class. >> you are correct. cheng yuan hong graduated back in 2012, so, you can imagine quite possible there are students here who knew him, remembered him and could be greatly affected by what happened to him thin isla vista. hong was a 20-year-old engineering student at uc santa barbara. room mates with two of his best friends from the bay area, along with elliot rodger the man who stabbed to death the three room mates. he did have a run-in earlier in the year in january. stealing three candles worth $22 and hong pled guilty to the petty theft. g

ucla crunched the numbers and it reports more big time lottery winners come out of santa clara county than any other county in the state. three years of research shows more winners of mega plilones, powerball, super lotto plus and fantasy five live or work or somehow come through and buy their tickets in the south bay. >> so we have no excuse for not getting our tickets here next time. >> if you don't bolivia in isn't a claire whra county, commute t your tickets. >>> so people sneaking out early tomorrow. >> low 80s inland. for memorial day weekend, upper 80s to near 90. i think winning numbers are in the north bay. 93 degrees. not too hot, not too cool. just right. >> unofficial start to summer. have a great friday. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amanda seyfried. will ferrell and chad smith. featuring the legendary roots

i'm not a fluent tagalog speaker i want to ucla but with my limited focuscy i had to do we have to help our filipino members access service and helped people to get food stamps and get legal assistance to fight for their reporters. a lot of the folks are doing this in district 6. i want to thank you naomi kelly for your work and supervisor avalos for proposing the amendment and passing it in 2009. your staff amy and so many folks to thank supervisor kim and supervisor avalos and april and supervisor avalos office staff and also a couple of supervisors not here supervisor campos and his office and supervisor ed mar were helpful in the process. there are so many people that helps to make this happen we're standing on the shoulder the filipino community that's been here almost a century fighting for housing and workers to live in san francisco. i i know supervisors that have been representing their districts 6 and 11 we know we've hit the 10 thousand folk people saipg i don't speak enough english and the united states is so important there is an under count of folks so we're very happy to

he was studying at ucla and the learned about marxist garvey, using a project so he told a sort of just nonsense about the harlem hellfighters. he said did you know there was units of black americans that were given to the french, became one of the most decorated unit in entire u.s. army even though the u.s. army didn't want them? when you're a white kid growing up in a good part of l.a., that kind of injustice is not normal. so that was pretty shocking for me. 11 and a good site ability or did that will happen? what? really? oh, my goodness. so i was constantly interested in this and i kept studying about the health fighters as much as i could. when i was 20 i did my semester abroad at college. you go to college, have a great time and venue to a semester abroad in europe and have a great time to get drunk and throw up over there. just like you do over here. except people talk differently. it's pretty much your semester abroad. ego these buildings are old. i did not do that. i went somewhere else. i went to university of the virgin islands in st. thomas did before you think i was just l