as assistant secretary, ruslyn is assistant secretary arnie's duncan's primary advisor. before she joined the department of education she was vice president of the education trust in washington, dc and was the founding executive of education trust west in oakland. in these positions she advocated for public school students in california, focusing on achievement and opportunity gaps, improving can urriculum and instructional quality and ensuring quality education for everybody. she served as an advisor on education issues on a number of private ipbs institutions, she is a teacher, a lawyer, and a very influential voice on all policy matters. she was also passionate about ending this issue of bullying and bringing everyone together to stop this disturbing trend so please welcome assistant secretary for civil rights, ruslyn lee. as i said, our moderator is not always our lieutenant governor, of course he needs to introduction -- no, i get to say something. i get to say something. as everyone in this room knows, youngest mayor in 100 years, right? youngest mayor in 100 years

we'll check out extreme weather condition autos then at 4:30 a school check arnie duncan in the bay area to find out if schools are making the grade. >> taking a look at traffic this is interstate 280 going north. you can see traffic is light for drivers on the righthand side making that turn. >>> live to southern california. we're monitoring this fire near camarillo. fire line burning close to homes here. you can see a steady line here, we've seen water-dropping helicopters in the area. but thousands of acres have burned here in this area. >> this is in a difficult tlox get to. you can do water drops but this is a wall of fire seeming to stretch into this area of camarillo. officials telling people to be prepared to evacuate because of shifting winds. >> yes it started by highway 101, growing to 6500 acres so evacuations underway. >> yes. we'll keep you posted throughout the afternoon. as well as on twitter. >> intel has a new ceo and the oracle of omaha is tweeting. >> hi, emily. >> good afternoon, carol and clairey. intel has a new ceo, the sixth chief executive officer since its foun

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i was there with certificate arnie duncan this morning where we were thanking him for the investment in promise neighborhoods and the school investment grants coming from the federal government. we have to keep that dialogue going and i'm adding to that. for example, i think to answer i have personally adopted all the middle schooled as my philanthropic goal as along as i am mayor of san francisco. all 12 middle middle schools are going to get more of the resources that they need to be successful. i adopted the middle schools for a direct purpose. i asked our school district where is the biggest drop-off in performance of our kids? where is the disengagement happening? what are we doing about it? and they said we are subject to the cuts in the federal and state programs, which have been the traditional funding sources for our schools. so i am going to take that up myself. and i can't -- i am not privileged to name the source of funding at this time, but we literally got notice that $3 million of prive investment from invested in our kids and our future are going to help me produce th

. >> this is arnie woo-woo ginsburg broadcasting live from the surf ballroom nantasket just outside of i could really relate to. ♪ >> abrams: and i actually went to a hendrix concert and on comes to the stage, it was like, "bobby magic from all-american boss tiger radio." guy comes out with a crew cut and a bow tie and a picture of a happy tiger holding a microphone, winking at you. it was right out of a carlin video. "hey, everybody. hey, jimi hendrix is here. everybody happy?" "boo, get off the stage." people were - and it symbolized how totally uncool am radio was. >> radio announcer: the premier of the newest and most exciting sound on radio is happening now at wor-fm, scott muni, for you. >> peter altschuler: there was no format for fm, so they created it from whole cloth. >> we'll have a lot of the features that you are going to participate with us, in, like selecting all of the new sounds which you like best. you'll hear lots of music. >> miller: you weren't going to hear album cuts on top 40 radio, for the most part. so that was the main difference, is wow, you're gonna hear cu

and arnie was king when i was growing up in indiana as a kid. i bumped into my friend who i started a tour ministry. he said he he wanted me to meet his granddaughter are rachel. but they were standing in a crowd of people surrounding ben crenshaw and ben's talking to a hall, handsome guy in masters garb, khaki pants and a masters shirt. people are pointing at this guy. i said jim i don't recognize him. who is it? he said that's jesus. i said -- what? and he said that's the actor that playedese news "the passion of christ" this winter. he's out there promoting the bobby jones movie. but people are looking at his face, and they are seeing it's jesus from the movie. they doesn't know it's jim. but people are going look, jesus is talking to ben crenshaw. and the whole thing is, see, jesus was there in the flesh, but he didn't have his robe on and his beard and his sandals. he was a golfer like everyone else. and, when, i began to realize that's the same guy that i saw. it was confirmation that wally, this is what people are missing. you know? peopl

has had a reputation of more a somewhat more liberal state than any other arab monarchies and arnie's does that actually signal that the days of relative online freedom are gone. i don't think it does that they've looked at their neighbors in bahrain and kuwait these are examples of the country leaders do not want to go down yes this nor is it going to restrict freedom of speech that belongs to it to actually be implemented to remain unclear if they could just be hedging their bets for now in case they really do require to calm down its freedom of speech online in the future . ok well the law can be interpreted in so many different ways and the new bill outlaws an online reports violating the sanctity of a person's private life what does that actually mean i mean is that a blow to investigative journalism. well it could be oh consarn does have a reputation for a relatively free media though this house for him in recent years and good law was reports it domestically as well so journalism as a whole doesn't have too much to worry about it might have been as you say who always very very

photographer arnie svenson pointed his camera towards a luxury building and images show residents doing mundane things like napping and cleaning and putting their kids to bed. the photos do not reveal faces, residents and neighbors say svenson crossed the line taking picture was out their knowledge. >> it's creepy. yes. i understand the artistic part of it. but... the privacy part is there too,. >> there is a certain understanding that we're visible from all angles and photographerry is occurring and if your blinds are up, they're up. >> he says neighbors were performing quote, on a stage of their own creation with curtain raised, end quote. the photos are on sale for up to 7500s ndz a gallery. >> facebook celebrates a milestone and another possible buyer for hulu. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. facebook turns one. it's 1-year-old as a public company just a year ago this accident it traded raising $16 billion in the largest ipo in tech history it's been a rocky start from the initial price. the pentagon cleared apple devices okaying the use of iphones and ipads for military sale setting

him and arnie duncan -- i think he is the last person who should be lecturing about effort when thosey institutions haven't been able to do so. >> michael: that's where you get into a conversation that says wait these people are looking at somebody who hadn't done as much as we had hoped he would have. what needs to change to see that go into another gear? >> one of the first thing he has to do is gain confidence. he has no problem talking about loving his same-sex partners, and he said that at morehouse, but he won't say these are the things i'm going to do for black people. this plus-one loan situation has been a debacle. over 6,000 students have had to leave [ inaudible ] since last fall because they can't get loans. and for him to speak to that crowd about personal responsibility and say nothing about the fact that his policies may have accounted for some people not even being there for their graduation. that's an embarrassment. >> michael: yeah. there is still time. they also say you can always tell a morehouseman but you just can't tell him much so i think the audience probably

from his second-floor apartment, photographer arnie swensen was able to peer inside the apartments ofhe street without their knowledge. the result? intimate moments captured in photos. a couple eating breakfast. a man taking a nap. a woman in a rocking chair. and now some of the photos' subjects are furious about having their privacy violated. >> in my case it was my bedroom. so you know, i change here, i do a lot of things here. and to know that somebody was not only looking at me, but photographing me. >> muriel says she felt extremely vulnerable because she has a young child. >> a biggest concern is that a 60-year-old man was observing us. >> even more infuriating for the unwilling subjects, swensen could profit big-time for these photos, they're being sold for up to $8400 each. the photographer would not be interviewed, but said this in a statement -- for my subjects, there is no question of privacy. they are performing behind a transparent discriminate on a stage of their own creation, with the curtain raised high. and the owner of the gallery where the photos are being shown say

including three schools that closed when they first started the school closing piece that arnie duncanategy to -- i'll put it on the table. school closings as a strategy to kill public education? seems to me like the most na fairus read is you've got school in the system. teachers in the system with collective bargaining agreement and kids to educate. and you don't like to have the public schools with the teachers with the collective bargaining agreement. you want charter schools funded by, god knows who, that don't have unionized teachers and the way you get from point a to point b is you close public schools and open charters. >> right. >> pedro? >> if you were to hear mike bloomberg, or chicago or california, you say, the we have to close them. if we shut down the police department with be it makes no sense. we would try to understand, why are the schools not perm forming. close /* shutting schools down, just did what karen pointed out, crowds other schools. >> what does this say about the mayor's leadership, this school closing? >> i think if you look at the polls that have come ou

emanuel's part, he's fallen in the footsteps of his predecessor arnie duncan.arne duncan had this idea that the way to improve schools is to close them, which is a ridiculous idea. he closed three schools in 2002 and two years later he announced his reform plan, which he called renaissance 2010. the heart of that plan was to close schools and open new ones and that was somehow miraculously going to improve education. not only did not improve education in chicago, it did not improve education and in this latest wave of school closings by rahm emanuel, $3 the first three schools that are now attacking closed and reopened have been closed again. >> how significant is this school closure -- schools closure, i should say, in the context of education in america and the united states? >> what is a terrible is the people have come to accept the added that closing schools is a reform strategy. as i mentioned, the one who started this was arne duncan. >> secretary of education. >> we announced it in new york city or the mayor has closed like something up 150 schools. mas

education secretary arnie duncan announced the grant yesterday and discussed his goals for keeping studentsant a lot fewer young people being shot. and we want a lot fewer young people growing up in a climate of fear. and we can figure out how to get there, if we can agree on those two goals then we can find i think a common agenda to move forward. >> duncan says the grant money can be used for counseling and training staff. he says decisions to place armed guards at schools will be left to individual schools. >>> the numbers are in, and two dozen east bay schools ranked high compared to similar schools statewide. the public school rankings were based on how well students performed on standardized tests taken more than a year ago. under the academic performance index schools are ranked 1 to 10 with 10 the highest. 24 east bay schools scored a 10. 11 of those top schools were in alameda county, and 13 in contra costa county. >>> it's graduation day at san francisco state university today. a record number of students are being awarded degrees. the ceremony is scheduled to start at 1 in the af

arnie duncan has said, "every capable hard-working and responsible student should be able to afford to go to college ." that is not a democratic or republican dream, that is the american dream. quizis a multiple choice -- automatic grading would be easy but i am sure you will have a somewhat untraditional answer to this. >> we will deal with this. a.) increase access, b.) decrease the quality of education to young both, or d.)) none of the above. b.they will do both a and they have already increased access so they will continue to increase access. that is a no-brainer. >> that is a headline. that really is the headline because there is no doubt -- this is quite remarkable because we are living through this. there is no doubt that have already increased access. there is an autistic young the americanok poetry course online because that young person, because of his optimism, he could not do it in person. that is amazing. >> we have been doing panels all year since then together. i was so struck in your introduction because i wrote the first, about this in may. at the time it was two hund