there's an active parent advisory council that meets monthly in the indian resource room at horris mann and i was able to report about the decision to change the burnett campus to the havard school because as we learned peter burnett, the first governor of california, has been very -- has some very racist policies, including extermination of native people. so they welcomed that news. i just wanted to share that the cam county of science haas has some upcoming free day -- the california county of science has some upcoming free days. may 13, 14 and 15 will be free for families in zip codes 94127, 94131 and 9413 and families can look that up on the academy of science website. president mendoza: thank you. i attended the district four, district seven budget town hall. i'm not attending fun stuff like you guys. but it's been really great that the mayor and supervisors have been including the school district in that discussion and i know that others have been going to the district meetings and there are a couple more left and then we also attended their rec and park egg hunt that they had for

la persona con que arnold schwarzenegger habria tenido un hijo con ella >>> esta fue al escena esta mann y desde anoche, ya que la madre del hijo ilegitimo vive en esta caso >>> el bambino de arnold schwarzenegger vive aqui, y todo quieren saber de él >>> hay muchas cosas que la gente quiere saber >>> la latina de guatemala, se cree que el hijo asistio a una escuela a cuadra de este hogar, y que estan fastidados con toda esta atención >>> mientras la policías se ha mantenido manteniendo la seguridad, siguen esperando a que regrese con su hijo >>> en otro orden de cosas, siguieron segui con la prohibicion para que las pandillas no se junten en cierto lados, la medida cautelar, a esta en vigor desde el 2010, el caso de la pandilla en los porteños aun se debate >>> la víctima de una golpiza a las afuera del partido, abrio los ojos >>> brian sigue en estado critico, el fue golpeado en el mes de marzo, pero sigue en un proceso lento de recuperacion, pero que ya le quitaron un medicamente >>> sigue en estado critico, pero siguen esperando alguna respuesta positivo, puede abrir y cerrar los ojo

i'm fredricka whitfield along with jonathan mann. talking videotapes, dvds, thumb drive, all of that that were seized from osama bin laden's compound just shy of a week ago when he was target and killed by u.s. forces and today the pentagon intelligence officials revealed just a slice of that cache. >> in fact, the strangest home movies you're going to see today, including images of the al qaeda leader releasing recorded messages to the world. they were promising and threatening more terror. then there was a private video of him watching himself on television while he sits huddled up, crunched up under a blanket. another shows him in a robe. the pentagon says they're the biggest largest haul ever from a single source. >> pentagon correspondent barbara starr was there for the debriefing. she's with us now. what more can you tell us about the strategy of releasing this kind of information? >> well, let me reset this for everybody right now. i'm sorry. you're hearing saturday afternoon in the pentagon. you're hearing the testing of the

hamilton jefferson and the opponents discovered hamilton had a unique financial arrangement with a manns named james brent -- james reynolds who he agreed to sleep with his wife and the democraticre republicans found out than tried to derail his plan to t create the national bank by exposing the sex scandal. but opening that discussion boomeranged because the federalist drug out the story of sally having this that jefferson was fathering his own slate children. some of the founders somehi solace they did not have to the follow the policies. >> that is where you say if we were not so focusedf on this it spends time so we have important issues but it people do like to talk about that. >> the late 18th and earlye 19th century those in theon press was fair game in the 20th century with the professional journalism they see themselves as part ofdi the establishment to protect the elite. all the discussion was well known and washington circles have their affairs of does not make it into the press and we don't have the d scandals to protect from a ahead. >> rightabout theab sea change and the '7

order to create some administrative offices, when presumably, if you looked at, for instance, horace mann, you could move in bungalows and administrators could live in bungalows the same with the kids are. i also ask you to look at page 66, item k6, the employee assistance program. if you look not at the expenditure, not at the good intention of it, but how it was chosen, and not a single one of the people who are intended to participate in the program were involved in getting the programs available -- vetting the programs available or making the selection of this program. that is not the best way to operate something like this. you want the people involved in it to participate in this election. thank you very much. president mendoza: thank you. item g is the consent calendar. commissioner wynns: i motion to pass the consent calendar. >> we have one correction to an item on page 95, item 114.26k20. the list was not attached, so i am going to read the list. the schools are longfellow and mission. the number of students at each site that will be served are 70. president mendoza: ok. >> 70 p

and mann others like her ... the local hhp hop community is taking a raise money and awareness to city.... and of course they it. joel dd.smith is live in north baltimore whreesome of the artists are rehearsingg now.good mmrring joel d. good morning patrice, (ad lib) ,33 &pexpect more "oohs and ahhhhs" at altimore's iiner harbor by p baltimore city leaders are considering several proposals to ake the ammng the proposals ... are plans for a massive ferris wheel ... a zzi line from .... even an eiffel tower--ype attraction. oo course, changing baltimore's skylinn is being &pmet with mixed reaation. (james ricc)"not really an eiffel tower bbt we shhull try littte bit better ya know.. ya know, cause from what iit us know now baltimore is known as a clubbciiy" p a new plan will be chosee in the next fewwweeks, the new early as nexx summerr place as - poming up in ouu hometown hotspoo.... a celebration of spring!what you'll find at this year's flowermmrt... happening thhs weekend. news.. all local.. all morning 3 morni

in addition to marina middle school where he is retiring from, rafael also taught at horace mann and her better hoover middle schools. -- herbert hoover middle schools. and spent much of his time teaching as a bilingual teacher. students remember rafael as a teacher who not only takes his teaching very seriously but apparently never runs out of funny jokes. lorraine perry is a third generation san franciscan. lorraine, her parents, and her grandparents all attended public schools in san francisco. in the fall of 1985, lorraine was hired to teach science at james middle school where she worked for three years. and then she transferred to marina middle school where she has taught math and science for the past 23 years. as well as being part of the gender academy under the leadership of john michaelson. livan chung in 1970 started her teaching career in san francisco. she was hired by the women's junior league to coordinate a tutorial and saturday program for immigrant students. from 1970 through 2000, livan taught at the chinese education center, washington irving elementary, rafael wh

with reporters howard mince and joseph mann of "the financial times" this week. good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. we delve this morning back into one of the most important issues facing the internet. net neutrality. should it be enforced, and who should enforce it? a reminder, net neutrality is the belief that all data on the internet is born equal. so the ones and zeros that carry your e-mail go down the pipes just as fast as a google search result or a silly youtube video. it's an idea supported by both the obama administration and democratic lawmakers like anna eschew of the house committee on energy and commerce. >> i find that a little chilling. >> reporter: recently the federal communications commission, the fcc, decided it should enforce net neutrality, a decision republicans, generally speaking, do not support. arguing both, the fcc has no enforcement power in this matter and that the government shouldn't be in the business of regulating the internet at all. congresswoman anna eschew has served in the house of representatives since 1993. among her accomplis

so all the kids from the avenues, horace mann, bethune, all those different junior highs that come into that high school, and, you know, it's rougher turf. and you're going to either be with them or be without them. so it was funny in the book i actually say that the three guys from my neighborhood went to that school. we had to convince them that we had a gang. you know? we had them convinced that we had our own gang. up in the hills just to keep people off of us. tavis: you write in the book that even though you got pulled into it you never got caught up in the drirninging and the drug -- in the drinking and the drugging. >> when younger i never drank. even today, i sip occasionally, socially. but as a kid, no, i never drank. i never did any weed or drugs or anything. because i felt it was compromise my position, you know. i was an orphan and i had a feeling like if i ever hit the ground, i may never get back up. so yeah, i was very straight edged. but it was a survival instinct that i had. tavis: you say you thought if you hit the ground you might not get back up. it reminds me of th

musician amy mann brought her guitar to one of the workshops. tonight they are steve martin and the rapper poet common. common's appearance is controversial because of lyrics attacking former president bush. >>> what we need is poetry in motion from the sharks. >> they need that. they certainly do. taking it to the limit right now. pushing this to game seven. just what will turn the tide? and high in the sky, above the bay area, tim takes quite a ride. he's got wings. he talks about the airborne experience coming up. >>> all right. come on, sharks, do i need to get in that weumae ak take a livlookt the b bridge. fog-free conditions right now e but we'll let you know when it returns and rain in the weekend forecast. >>> be warned here, if you hate insects or are afraid of worms, canadian scientists have discovered bedbugs. they were found on three hospital patients in a neighborhood. the germs are often seen in hospitals and experts worry about nurses and other health care workers spreading the bacteria rather than killing the insects. it's not k

. >> john mann is a former member of team six. there are fears the enemy will take the battle to them. making the seals and their families targets. >> the families are alone about 300 days a year. the seals have always been a target. now i believe the families are going to be targeted by islamic extremists. >>> here a favorite task time is seal spotting, they don't know if they are sitting next to the man that fired the shot that ended the man's reign of terror. >> the defense officials fear it's not just locals but at the pentagon the name is not acknowledged. frustration is in part. >> in the situation room we all agreed we would not release any operational details from the effort to take out bin laden. that all fell apart on, the next day. >> authorities say the pentagon is now considering extraordinary measures to keep their most elite warriors safe. >> the operation to take out bin laden gave president obama a bump in his approval ratings but will it hold? voters say they are more concerned about the economy and wall street i

gains we've seen in the first hour or so, ftse 100, void by banking stocks and the hedge fund group, mann group. that company coming out with its results, lifting its stock. we have metals and mining companies lifting it as well. the laggard is the zurich smi at the moment. >>> the pound almost flat, 1.63 against the yen, up a fraction 81.92. a bit of recovery in the currency markets, meaning the dollar is going back down again as risk seems to be coming back into the market. we saw that in asia as well, nina. more so is the emerging markets in this part of the world, recovery in most of the markets today. australia up 1.65%. you were talking about metal stocks going up. same thing here. bhp billitan up. the hang seng up by 0.67%. shanghai, down 0.25%. the nikkei up by 1.5%. in tokyo, canon's stock price up by 5.77%. the tap neesz office equipmentmaker rico says it will slash thousands of jobs. the company will cut 10,000 jobs, 10% of the work force, as it launches a three-year restructuring process that sent the share price up. it usually does when they talk about getting rid of staff. r

. >> and i'm jonathan mann joining you from cnn international. >> we're giving you a new glimpse insidenctum of osama bin laden. releasing five videos from the compound in which he has killed. one in particular has been catching people's attention. it shows a dilapidated film. watching television, remote control in hand, a wool cap on and a blanket around his shoulders, and apparently, he is looking, by way of video, at satellite television, looking at various images of himself being conveyed. >> one caller made a comment worth repeating, there are probably a lot of living rooms in pakistan that look a lot like that. that may look like a sad place, but it still does. we see him in settings much more modest than we would have expected even if they're common to people in the developing world. and the videos themselves were released in a dramatic fashion, after the raid, of course, that took bin laden's life. there was a news conference. journalists were called to washington to hear at the pentagon from an intelligence official who gave them some background and then gave them a chance to s

because of the al-qaeda mannes and other militant organizations in that country, too many pakistani sense suffered and died because of that. we want to see what we can do to help the pakistani government provide the type of lifestyle for the populace in the future. >> two more. >> there are big threats to u.s. and places like yemen. do they still need 100,000 troops in afghanistan? >> the basis for the presence in afghanistan is to bring that country the security that it can have and not allow al-qaeda to ever again use of damage done as a launching point. we have ongoing discussions with the afghanistan and pakistan the government. that part of the world has given rise to remember groups, we want to make sure they cannot use that area to carry out attacks. we are determined as we ever have been to bring the security that these countries and the people need and deserve because of what we can in fact help them with. >> we did not lead any other countries know before the strike. did the president have any contact with leaders of nato? >> he had a number of discussions with other leaders but

. >> reporter: don mann is a former member of team 6. he said in virginia beach, the s.e.a.l.s' home, there are very real fears that the battle with come to them. making the s.e.a.l.s and their families targets. >> the families are alone about 300 days a year and the s.e.a.l.s have always been a target. and now i believe the families are going to be targeted by these islamic extremists. >> reporter: here a favorite pastime is s.e.a.l. spotting. with locals wondering if they could be sitting at the bar next to the man who fired the shot that ended osama bin laden's reign of terror. >> god bless the man that took the shot. he's going to live with that for the rest of his life. >> reporter: but defense officials fear it's not just locals who are looking at the pentagon where the team is so secret its name is not acknowledged. the frustration is so hard to miss. >> in the situation room, we all agreed that we would not release any operational details from the effort to take out bin laden. that all fell apart on monday, the next day. >> repor

other performers are amy mann and comedian steve martin. >>> larry beil looking to contribute for us.mmon inspired me and here goes. brace yourself. a wind with sin and hot hits worn out. the giants go for five in a row. you should not have a doubt. sports with a rhyme promises to be a good time. bhap >>> good evening. the giants are on a roll make it five straight. the giants find a way to come thew it at at&t park. you want to see the loneliest man in the world? sanchez struggled the has few starts. -- the last few starts. it is 3-0 arizona in the fourth. the bottom of the frame and miguel tahada. he was three for four tonight. clutch 2-out single and it is 3-1. then in the fifth aubrey huff turns on one deep to right and aloha. number four for huff. we are tied at 3. bottom of 6 and two outs and torres to the gap in right center. it is a ground rule double and tahada with the game-winning run. brian wilson had a white knuckle save but the giants hold on 4-3. the a's were bailed out by mother nature. gonzalez gave up seven runs in two plus inning. a grand slam for texas, but then th

hoo mann areeyou looking tt collect?--what are some suggested donattoon?come? --how can people donate? donate? 3for morr iiformaaioo on ooks baltimore dot com slashhfox - mornnng. coming up... president obama visits ground zero... daas after tte ddath of osama bin laden.whoohe's expected to meet withh you're watching ,3&fox 45 m local.. all morning. ((break 4)) ((open)) 3 3 3 map video maa fibee map 3 3 toddyy.. president obama willl &pvisit ground zero... the site &pof the worrd trade center attacks on 9/11. 9911.the move comes days after the death off ssma bin mastermind bbhind the attacks. theepresident is eepected to visii new york's engine 54 firefighttes were killed that pay.he's also expected to meet with victims' families... aad attendda wreath layyng ceremony. p3 veteran recently returning from the wars in irrq and afgahnastan soon ... thankssto some oo the work being done today in fort h. howard. joel d. smmth isslive there now to show us how this ambitioussneww community could transform the way veteeanssare eeped aarrss the nation. good morning

outside the courthouse lined up along the street, center street, 100 center street outside themann mannanhattan criminal court tends pitched with media camera crews from all other than the world, not just new york city media. inside the courthouse, i waited on line for about two, two and a half hours just to get inside the courtroom with a select group of journalists. the room was packed, buzzing with journalists from around the world, lots of french reporters as well. then a hush came over the crowd once strauss-kahn's wife and his daughter entered the courtroom. from then it was quiet, all attention on the hearing, the bail hearing. >> lehrer: how would you describe strauss-kahn's demeanor and appearance? >> he did look tired and haggards. after all he has spent the last three nights in a liker's island single perso person-- ricker island jail cell. he walked in, looked immediately at his wife and daughter, flashed a smile to them. sat down. he was dressed in ode clothes, what you would typically see him in in an imf meeting, a gray blazer and either light gray or light blue collared

hooeland security experts say -3 we shoold remain on guard.in 3&pat mann buildings and airports - in clearly remember the horror of seetember ellventh. ssncc then... airline travvl was changed drraticallyybut many beliive innreased ecurity. and all those ecurity measures implemmnted n the last ten yearr, reeain in place now.in pact... tts-a officiaas can be seen all over the airport 3 gates... and baggage ccaimm. &psome passengers say seccrity on terrorism saayii's crucial we stay vigillnt... forrfear of rrtaliationnfrom other 3 multi-faceted way.... homegrown errorism."><"ii - think we oull need to keep <"i think we wouud need - terrorism.">< 9-11."> 3 homeland security fficials want to be lear... therr has 3 toward the unittd states. but vigilaat.... right now... until they can reelly assess tte aftermath of bbn laden's ddath. 3 all this brings uu to our question of the day::re you worried about retaliation from & al-qaeda?we'll be taking your calls in our 7 o''lock our. 3 yoo can also