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good evening. welcome to this week in northern california. joining me for insight and analysis of the news are julian guthrie, san francisco chronicle reporter. cara swisher, editor of all things digital. and kque education reporter. it s that time of the year when students go back to school. but for one top education official, it s time to exit. university of california president mark uedoff leaves his post after five years on the job. under his tenure the ten-campus system saw tuition nearly double. but he also reformed uc s pension plan and expanded financial aid. this week reporting on the impending departure what do you think his legacy will be? i think it depends who you talk to. that s the interesting part about him when is you talk to administrators, regents, students, some students, they ll say, you know, he really helped low-income students get access to the uc system. if it s called a blue and gold opportunity plan. and so basically, families that e ....
good evening. welcome to this week in northern california. joining me for insight and analysis of the news are julian guthrie, san francisco chronicle reporter. cara swisher, editor of all things digital. and kque education reporter. it s that time of the year when students go back to school. but for one top education official, it s time to exit. university of california president mark uedoff leaves his post after five years on the job. under his tenure the ten-campus system saw tuition nearly double. but he also reformed uc s pension plan and expanded financial aid. this week reporting on the impending departure what do you think his legacy will be? i think it depends who you talk to. that s the interesting part about him when is you talk to administrators, regents, students, some students, they ll say, you know, he really helped low-income students get access to the uc system. if it s called a blue and gold opportunity plan. and so basically, families that e ....
products but finding them is a different story. so we hit the mall to see for ourselves in our special series made in america. we have all that and more tonight on nightly business report for wednesday, august 7th. good evening everyone and welcome. call it the summer stumble. it doesn t qualify as a swoon or full fledged sale off yet but u.s. stocks fell dropping like dominos. japan notably declined 4% as the yen rose against the dollar. here in the u.s. investors seemed unsettled by reoccurring fed chatter thinking the u.s. may scale back stimulus in september maybe not. if not, maybe the end of the year. either way, investors didn t like it. the dow dropped 48 points and the nasdaq to 3654 and the s&p 500 closed at 1690 and change. since 1987, august is the worst month for stocks, so what should investors do? joining us with his thoughts, global market strategist at jp morgan funds. andres there is a summer lull. what is the smart thing for investors to do? do ....
good evening. welcome to this week in northern california. joining me for insight and analysis of the news are julian guthrie, san francisco chronicle reporter. cara swisher, editor of all things digital. and kque education reporter. it s that time of the year when students go back to school. but for one top education official, it s time to exit. university of california president mark uedoff leaves his post after five years on the job. under his tenure the ten-campus system saw tuition nearly double. but he also reformed uc s pension plan and expanded financial aid. this week reporting on the impending departure what do you think his legacy will be? i think it depends who you talk to. that s the interesting part about him when is you talk to administrators, regents, students, some students, they ll say, you know, he really helped low-income students get access to the uc system. if it s called a blue and gold opportunity plan. and so basically, families that ....
charge. shopping spree, we all like the idea of buying american products but finding them is a different story. so we hit the mall to see for ourselves in our special series made in america. we have all that and more tonight on nightly business report for wednesday, august 7th. good evening everyone and welcome. call it the summer stumble. it doesn t qualify as a swoon or full fledged sale off yet but u.s. stocks fell dropping like dominos. japan notably declined 4% as the yen rose against the dollar. here in the u.s. investors seemed unsettled by reoccurring fed chatter thinking the u.s. may scale back stimulus in september maybe not. if not, maybe the end of the year. either way, investors didn t like it. the dow dropped 48 points and the nasdaq to 3654 and the s&p 500 closed at 1690 and change. since 1987, august is the worst month for stocks, so what should investors do? joining us with his thoughts, global market strategist at jp morgan funds. andres there ....