We provide that opportunity for everyone. 55 of all students have a college degree. You do not have that and other parts of the world. Other parts of the world are beginning to catch up. That is the only way we will win the future in the 21st century. We want to thank you very much. Appreciate your time. Thank you. It was a pleasure. Continueslege tour tomorrow at the campus of records university. We will talk to the president there. First, we go to the senate for strategic and International Studies where they are discussing latin america and the u. S. Midterm. We are lots of money from the center for strategic and International Studies hosting a discussion this morning on hispanic voters, midterm elections and how their votes may be swayed by latin america. Among the panelists you should expect to hear from is the white house Hispanic Media luis marin does that can talk about to up talk about influences that can impact the vote of latin american and hispanic voters. This should get un
Crystal is a molecular neuroscience. She goes to the streets of seattle and santa cruz for a look at how science might stop crime before it happens. Lindsay is an excia operator. Tonight she shows us how mushrooms might one day replace styrofoam packages. Im phil torres and im an entomologist. I study insects in the rain forests of peru. Thats our team. Now, lets do some science. It has been another fantastic week of science on the road. Weve got crystal, lindsay and rita here. Were going to start with you. You were basically a very hightech firefighter for a week. Tell me about this. Thats right. I was on a story that followed how we use Unmanned Aircraft to fight the rim fire at yosemite. Let me show you. Here it is. Its a very unusuallooking piece of technology. It almost looks like an alien insect, and they have it in a hangar. Essentially they fly it up to yosemite, and its eyes in the sky following the rim fire and generating information for action on the ground. So lets check it
She goes to the streets of seattle and santa cruz for a look at how science might stop crime before it happens. Lindsay is an excia operator. Tonight she shows us how mushrooms might one day replace styrofoam packages. Im phil torres and im an entomologist. I study insects in the rain forests of peru. Thats our team. Now, lets do some science. It has been another fantastic week of science on the road. Weve got crystal, lindsay and rita here. Were going to start with you. You were basically a very hightech firefighter for a week. Tell me about this. Thats right. I was on a story that followed how we use Unmanned Aircraft to fight the rim fire at yosemite. Let me show you. Here it is. Its a very unusuallooking piece of technology. It almost looks like an alien insect, and they have it in a hangar. Essentially they fly it up to yosemite, and its eyes in the sky following the rim fire and generating information for action on the ground. So lets check it out. The size and scope of the Massi
Crystal is a molecular neuroscience. She goes to the streets of seattle and santa cruz for a look at how science might stop crime before it happens. Lindsay is an excia operator. Tonight she shows us how mushrooms might one day replace styrofoam packages. Im phil torres and im an entomologist. I study insects in the rain forests of peru. Thats our team. Now, lets do some science. It has been another fantastic week of science on the road. Weve got crystal, lindsay and rita here. Were going to start with you. You were basically a very hightech firefighter for a week. Tell me about this. Thats right. I was on a story that followed how we use Unmanned Aircraft to fight the rim fire at yosemite. Let me show you. Here it is. Its a very unusuallooking piece of technology. It almost looks like an alien insect, and they have it in a hangar. Essentially they fly it up to yosemite, and its eyes in the sky following the rim fire and generating information for action on the ground. So lets check it
Grateful who made this possible for all the kids thank you for giving us a safe place to learn and have fun and in the words the thought club im ready to do what i love thank you. clapping. hi my name is jr. Im 14 years old in the eighth grade ive been coming to the boys and girls club since i was 7 years old my mom k3wr0er8d me that he clubhouse to make new friends and get out of the house i grew up in the hayes district she didnt want me to los angeles out because of the Bad Influence but it got boring inside the house i didnt understand but i know its important to her im in a safe place like the boys and girls club i went to grand Elementary School that wasnt too far the staff walked us to the club i made a lot of friends at the time and theyre still my friends to this day i was given help with any homework when i joined the bottom lines and still do i participated in a lot of different programs since that joining when youre a little kid at the club you participate in a lot of progr