among african-americans, 83% passed the exam. come their to today, 90%. hispanics, 85% of itself class of 2006 passed the test, compared to 92%. >> 98% of graduating white students pass the exit exam but there is still an achievement gap between latinos and african-americans and white counterparts but it's getting small are. >> despite budget cuts have seen an improvement. >> they think what we're seeing is teachers and peer professionals in school sites are doubling down on the work and talk about superheroes. they are doing more and more work with less resources. >>> to look at the results in your local school look for a link under see it on tv on our website at abc7news.com. >> rebels are night thing their hold on libya and now they are turning to a new mission, finding moammar khadafy. >> the east coast is bracing for hurricane irene. i'll have that story coming up. >> now they see it, soon they won't. airport security is about to be a lot less are revealing at sfo. hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really

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they can start taking the exam in the tenth grade and have several more chances to pass. those making steady increases were african-americans and latinos. among african-americans, 83% of the class of 2006 passed the exam, compare that with today, more than 90%. among hispanics, 85% of the class of 2006 passed the test compare that with today's numbers, more than 92%. >> 98% of graduating white students pass the exit exam but there is still an achievement gap but it's getting smaller. >> despite budget cuts, many schools have seen an improvement. >> i think what we're seeing, teachers and professionals and administrators are doubling down on the work and talk about superheroes. they are doing more and more work with less resources. >> to look for results, look at our website at abc7news.com. >>> hundreds of payless stores are being shut down. rebels are tightening their hold on libya. now, they are turning to a new mission. finding moammar khadafy, a new bounty on his head could make it easier. >> the east coast is bracing for hurricane irene. i'll have that story coming u

atha will be facing exacting exams very soon. the dogs are trained under conditions that replicate clearing mines in the field. the mines have been disarmed, of course. the dog follows the rope searching for the scent of explosives. it can smell within 40 centimeters in width. once finished with the first row, the rope is then shifted over another 40 centimeters. the dog continues the same process row after row until it finds the mine. the final training takes about four months. atha must then face the final exam to determine if she has what it takes to be a mine-detection dog. land mines are buried 30 centimeters deep. atha has been trained to sit once she detects the scent of explosives. >> good! yeah! atha, yeah, good! >> praising her immediately is essential. atha is a breed called malinois which have a very sensitive nose. but she makes mistakes occasionally so daily training is indispensable. before being assigned here atha underwent a year of explosives training in detection. 3-month-old puppies are first trained to recogn

abc 7 is in the newsroom with exam results released today. somewhat surprising given budget cuts. >> that is right. the headline today is that for the first time, all major ethnic groups are in the 90% range whit comes to passing the high school exit exam. remember, students must pass both english and math portions of the exit exam in order to get a diploma. students can take the exam in 10th grade and have two more chances to pass. those making significant increases were african americans and latinos and let me show you why. passenger african americans, 83% of the class of 2006 passed the exam. compared that with today, more than 90% among hispanics, 85% of the class of 2006 passed the test compare that with today's numbers. a little more than 90 prgs. and burton academic high school targets students early on. >> we've been able to get a master schedule so best and brightest teachers work with the most vulnerable kids, ninth grader autos 98% of graduating white students passed so there is still a gap between latinos, african americans and wh

among african americans 83% of the class of 2006 passed the exam. compare that with today, more than 90%. among hispanics 85% of the class of 2006 passed the test compare that with today's numbers. more than 92%. 98% of the graduating white students passed but there is still an achievement gap between them but it's getting smaller. the principal says more school districts are assessing students to identify weaknesses. >> when a teacher has reflecting on an area and kids didn't do well the teacher may need to reteach that content. >> and many schools have seen an improvement. >> i think we're seeing teachers and professionals in school sites that are just doubling down on their work doing, i mean talk about super heroes. they're doing more and more work with less resources. >> schools are also getting savvier. burton created a partnership with city college. the college offers classes in math and english at the high school which allows students to thrive academically earning college credit n san francisco, abc 7 news. >> to look at results from your l

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the 2011 standardized testing and reporting program, star exams, set to be revealed this morning. according to the california department of education, the california students continue to steadily improve performance across the board. with larger portion than ever scoring proficient or higher. this is good news for paul revere when 70% of the students are identified as socioeconomically disadvantaged and students of color primarily. >> it's a lot of things. i feel like really big. really glad. >> the school and community have been working to turn around the history of low-academic achievement and the efforts appear to be working. >> for decades, we have never shown improvement. not enough for african-americans and latinos. it's exciting to see that we know how to do it and if the state would fund it, we could get more done. >> a link to full report can be found on the website by going to abc7news.com. and clicking on see it on tv. in san francisco, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, tragedy at the indiana state fair. [ screaming ] dramatic new cell phone video of

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> this is the first time ever that -- over 90% of students in all backgrounds have passed the exit exam. have passed it. so this is important. >> about 422,000 students took the test during their softmore, junior or senior years. the students must pass that test to earn their high school diploma. >>> and in scotts valley they announced in june they would close due to a lack of funds, the university of san francisco now says they will reopen the small christian college and has retained the bethany name. all of that is linked with the presbyterian churches. >>> and bay area executives, showing the list of the most powerful women in the world. google senior vice president number two, oracle president cats coming in, and kate jacob sen, number 56. the german chancellor topped the list with hillary clinton in the number two spot. >>> and monkeys banding together for safety. the unusual behavior that some say was sort of an alert that an earthquake was going to strike the east coast. >>> and more live pictures from lincoln up near sacramento. that tanker that is burning here, and the operatio

congratulations, you passed the bar exam! nice! [ male announcer ] introducing new super cold activation from coors light. with two stages, you'll know when your beer goes from cold to super cold! oh. hey! that's my beer! so sue me! [ male announcer ] frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is america's un ambassador, unfortunately i don't speak unese. please welcome susan wright. (cheers and applause) thank you so much for coming on. now that little greeting i gave the audience cheering for me, did that remind you of any dictators or mad men who come speak at the general assembly. a hugo chavez feel? >> every september we have a bit of a sideshow. sometimes it feels a little like the star wars bar scene where some of the most colourful dictators of the world will come and give their speeches but most of the year it's actually a pretty serious place where we get a lot of good work done for the american people. >> so the they are up there, just going-- that's that whit

and the completion of the exam. supervisor kim: okay. thank you very much. are there any questions? at this time we will open up for public comment. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. all right. so we will -- we have a motion to move this item forward to the full board with recommendation and we can do that without opposition. at this time i am going to call a two-minute break because we only have two members out of three and if one of us leaves we lose quorum and there is a need for a bathroom break. my apologist and we will take -- my apologies and we will take a supervisor kim: we are back and thank you to the members for your patience. again, it is hard when we have exactly the number of members we need for quorum to continue on the meetings. and madam clerk, please call item eight through 14. >> madam chair, 8 through 14 are items regarding litigation. would you like to adopt the motion to convene in closed session? supervisor kim: yes, but before we have the motion to convene, we have seve

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the 2011 standardized testing and reporting program, star exams, set to be revealed this morning. according to the california department of education, the california students continue to steadily improve performance across the board. with larger portion than ever scoring proficient or higher. this is good news for paul revere when 70% of the students are identified as socioeconomically disadvantaged and students of color primarily. >> it's a lot of things. i feel like really big. really glad. >> the school and community have been working to turn around the history of low-academic achievement and the efforts appear to be working. >> for decades, we have never shown improvement. not enough for african-americans and latinos. it's exciting to see that we know how to do it and if the state would fund it, we could get more done. >> a link to full report can be found on the website by going to abc7news.com. and clicking on see it on tv. in san francisco, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, tragedy at the indiana state fair. [ screaming ] dramatic new cell phone video of

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she'd had some exams from a doctor where he left the exam room open to a crowded hallway, had been harassed by male veterans while trying to get mental health care and other concerns. and i'm concerned about the lack of separate women-only inpatient mental health care unit that we're hearing about as well. so i'm very concerned that the va is not strategically planning for the increasing number of women veterans, something mr. rieckhoff mentioned as one of the costs of this war. can you share with this committee how many of va's backlogged construction projects involve immaterial improvements -- improvements needed just to protect the privacy and safety of woman veterans? >> i really, excuse me, don't have that specific information be. i do know that there are initiatives that va includes in its planning process, but i don't know specifically if that -- >> is that something you can find out for us? >> we could certainly get back to you on that. >> okay. i'd really appreciate that. ms. golding, you testified that the medical costs for iraq and afghanistan veterans between 2011 and 2020 could

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she did bad on the placement exam. when nadia woke up sheaid what's going on. apparently she had bombed units converting gallons to quarters. i can understand you're cousion but the thg you were doing last night harder than units. in you want to work with me here in boston i think we can get you past whatever hurdles you have. she agreed and they went back to new orleans and every day after work i would come home and we'd get on the speakerphone for half an hour or hour and i started working with her. it worked out. two or three months she got up to speed went ahead of the curve and i start tutoring her brothers, other family members. and then you fast forward to 2006, 18 months have gone by and i was venting to a buddy. that's a lot of fun i'm having. by this time i moved out to california. this is a lot of fun, it's really satisfying. but the first time you give a lecture, it's kind of fun. the second time it' still fun. the third time i starts to get tiring. and he said -- >> charlie: do it one time. >> do it one time. why don't you put i on youtube and i sa

for latino students, it's been 12%. >> students first take the exit exam in the tenth grade. if they don't pass it, they are allowed to take it again in the 11th grade and finally in the 12th grade. >>> students go back to school and it's all about how they see things. they're relying on high-tech tools to learn in the classroom. >> but one out of every four students has an undetected vision problem that makes high-tech learning a challenge. >> reporter: technology is transforming classrooms. students complete projects on laptops and now this electronic interactive board, often called a smartboard, has replaced the chalk board. students here at hammer montessori in san jose love it. >> you can show the things that you've done on the computer to anyone else in the classroom and they can see what you did. >> reporter: students use smartboards to do everything from diagram 17 tens to learn about science projects, but the high-tech learn kg take a toll on kids' eyes. >> the biggest problem is they're very compelling to children so they tend to want to stare and look at it. it fat

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include the following services without making women pay adoptable or a co-pay that includes breast exams breast feeding support just ational diabetes domestic violence screenings well women exams and all have to approve methods of birth control even the morning after pill all those now going to be included under these new regulations this is a huge milestone when it comes to improving women's access to health care overall we know. of women according to studies forgo or delay preventive care because they can't afford it and under the affordable care act that all changes. so a lot of women's rights groups are now championing this latest announcement which has been a topic of discussion ever since institute of medicine report came out last month in favor of free contraception for all women of course you can imagine how much the right wingers in fox news just hated that idea many women are good for you blasted out of their minds when they have section are going to birth control anyway why should why should taxpayers have to fund. birth control look women should be responsible for their own w

after graduating college, jui-ting passed a railway exam with a 1 in 50 acceptance rate.he was hired as an executive candidate, a future leader of taiwan railways. today, jui-ting works on a taroko added to the schedule. she waits for the train at a relay station. the train is pulling in. she will be on duty for its six-hour round trip run. she exchanges information with her predecessor. a restroom seems out of order. she first confirms the departure and arrival times. making a train run on schedule is the conductor's most important job. after confirming the schedule she checks the restroom in each car. jui-ting is a little too eager. the room is still occupied. she makes sure the faucets run properly. as the train's only conductor, she has to attend to 380 passengers when the eight car taroko is full. the taroko express is a tilting train. it tilts hard when rounding a curve, so as not to lose speed. on a curve, the train shakes so hard from side to side that passengers can hardly stand. conductors have to keep working despite the shaking. they need to be tough. all seat

the school is known for its hard entrance exam and hard training.ten students will graduate this spring. they all hope to become pro dancers. ochiro is one. this class for younger children has more than 30 students coming from all across the country. they are the best of the best. but it's not easy to handle the hard training and to stick with it until graduation. there were nine boys in ochir's class when he entered the school seven years ago. now there are only three who will graduate from his class this spring. ochiro is a bit behind his classmates. nsmsrai is one of ochiro's classmates. ochiro sees him as a rival. ochiro and his classmates have started practicing for their graduation performances in may. they will show everything they've learned during their seven years of training. each student picks a famous scene for their solo dance. namsarai has chosen one of the best classic ballets, sleeping beauty. many dancers long to perform it. advanced technique and acting skill are required in the role. meanwhile, the dance teacher advised ochir0 to

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his eldest foster son completed his entrance exam. ahmed has been with the family for seven years. >> i am happy that he took me in. i get good food and they look after me. >> the financial support -- he has established a small business selling vegetables. the aid organization calls for the foster parents to have an independent income. >> they began by asking the long-term effects of the famine. >> the region is such that this is already very troublesome for somalia, and the center of this crisis is somalia. and then we have the piracy, and then we have all of these situations coming together, with two generations living there without hope. we have to do something there. this takes a lot of attention where it somalia has not on the forefront of the media, but now we will take care of the problems in somalia? >> what is all of this providing? >> we provided $30 million, with 20% of the european aid, and then, from the world bank, the 500 million. we do a lot, with the ambassador in kenya and we will go next weekend and talk with the pe

they decided that to graduate from a massachusetts high school, you have to pass a graduation exam. and that's kind of a stick. i put a carrot in place. i said, if you take the exam and your score in the top 25% of your high school class, we will grant you a four-year tuition free ride to any massachusetts public institution of higher learning. we call the the john and abigail adams scholarship. we created incentives for kids to get a scholarship. probably know how well massachusetts schools are doing. there are four measures for testing how schools are doing. fourth and eighth graders are tested every two years in english and math. my fourth graders came out number 1 in the nation and number one in math. my eighth graders came on number one in english andumber one and math on all four measures. for the policy of choosing great teachers, of having accountability and standards and providing incentives for people to perform, those things work in education li everything else. so congratulations on being an educator. i want to make your job easier. i did not mention school choice. we of

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and he took his asfab, and that's a placement exam. and he cut an 83, which is outstanding.und 40. so he did twice the norm. >> i felt proud of myself. i mean, i didn't really realize the severity of it until they told me most people in indiana only score about a 35 or a 40. and i was like, wow. but, i mean, i don't know. it made me feel good. >> we knew he was intelligent. he's a natural leader. he's ever fortunate enough to get in the military, he's going to be a superstar. there's no doubt about it. >> one, two. >> one unit. >> unfortunately for madden, though, going straight into the military is no longer an option. superintendent mike dempsey's plan to release him directly from pendleton into the navy wasn't as easy as he had hoped. >> for the navy to pursue him, he needs to be out of department of corrections for 30 days. so what we need to do is get him out of here, get him home for 30 days and then he can go in and he can take his physical. so that's the next hurdle for him. >> despite going back to his old neighborhood, madden is determined to stay away from the lan

. -- the bar exam.s were 15 minutes apart when she started the final portion. she finished the test and walked to the hospital about a block away to deliver her baby. did she pass the bar exam? she will find out in october. there you have the best of the rest. >> coming up last call. one more quick round before we turn down the lights. does the debt crisis have president obama running scared? you have to stick [ male announcer imagine all of your missed opportunities in one place. ♪ the front-row tickets you never bought. the lucrative investment you never made. the exotic vacation you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus rx. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. >> greta: president obama causing a commotion at the white house but it's not what you may think. >> there is drama in washington. yesterday, did you hear what happened? yeah. yesterday a man jumped the white house fence. di

have an exam. have programs where the kids would perform. a >> would come in. we would have sessions with their individual probation officers. have community service and then, wrap things up with a good meal later on. this is not anything new in the feel of juvenile justice. we just want to move step by step in this direction. >> what's taking it so long? >> staffs and community as well in our department. >> i want to move on a little bit. i want to talk about specifically police participation and i would like to ask lieutenant miranda. what do you think it would take to have more gun buy backs? >> if i can say one thing. i want to commend john tores. i think he's doing a wonderful job. he's doing a lot of intervention. i will be quick. i have a quick story for you. when this first started. with john tores. it was like someone was drawing a line. it was police department on one side. crn's on one side. correct me if i am wrong. what are they going to say? who is going to retailiate. after the first meeting. we started to each other. again, it's not a perfect wo

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. >> kyo is studying hard for high school exams but also harbores a dream, to perform again with hisck in his hometown. >>> and welcome to your weather update. let's look at conditions across the globe. starting with east asia or rather just east of the philippines we have our tropical storm system here. this is severe tropical storm still showing signs of intensifying. forecasters are calling for this to become a typhoon within the next several hours. it will pack stronger winds and slowly heading north ward. possibly tie waun area towards the weekend. still too early to tell. this area, especially in the philippines, will have rif sea conditions. outer rain bands too may be impacting the area. and taiwan needs to keep a close eye on its progress the next few days. still dealing with this very active rain front, drifting from japan but in line for a lot of moisture to come into the area. so across the country we are talking about very unstable conditions again. today, anywhere really, in the area, we could see the heavy sudden downpours developing up to 100 millimeters or more, poss

have an exam. have programs where the kids would perform. a >> would come in. we would have sessions with their individual probation officers. have

have an exam. have programs where the kids would perform. a >> would come in. we would have sessions with their individual probation officers. have community service and then, wrap things up with a good meal later on. this is not anything new in the feel of juvenile justice. we just want to move step by step in this direction. >> what's taking it

the 29,000 exam tanker is still burning as you can see. they say it could take time and more than 4,000 homes have been evacuated as a precaution. the unified school district is closed because of that evacuation. >>> we have new information about the water problems and water has been restored to the city overnight. about an hour ago we spoke to somebody from the municipal community. a water pump which supplies water to 800 homes has broke. they had low pressure and were told to boil their water. now let's go back to sal, is the road work still going on? >> yes, let's take a look at what we have here. traffic looks good in oakland as you drive passed the coliseum. also the morning looks good if you are driving on westbound bay bridge that is not a bad commute with no major problems getting into san francisco. here we are with good looking traffic fitting off to highway 17 and for 440 let's go back to mark. >>> look at this, parts of men seen know and targeting parts of that county there is a shower north of the golden gate bridge and that's