one strand is the mathews test. but there -- another strand is the -- you know, the cases like honda motor and so on that say if a state takes away a procedure that has traditionally been present, traditionally been afforded, that's a pretty good sign that the state is violating due process. justice ginsburg: what did colorado do before the exoneration act with respect to returning -- mr. banner: just -- just gave back the money just like every other jurisdiction. that's right. and so the -- the novelty here is that this case got to the colorado supreme court immediately after the exoneration act was enacted, and the colorado supreme court said, oh, now we have a statute that tells how money is supposed to be refunded to exonerated defendants. under state law, that must be now the exclusive remedy for defendants to recover the money. but before -- before the exoneration act, there -- there was no statute governing this -- this topic, just like in many jurisdictions. and in -- just as a matter of routine practice, su

and that is jordan mathews playing the three.with that one up and down. >> berry again playing on thoe bad wheels, but blocks that one down. but josh perkins was the guy in the first half. he had 13. >> he was terrific on the first half as you indicated, ernie, but didn't score it all in the second half as he got balls down and became a bit of a foulfest. >> north carolina claims comes. >> i thought mark few called a tremendous timeout at the 17:15 mark to get his team off of his heels and get back in the ball game. >> and responsible for an 8-01 of their own. >> they stepped up. they made a great run. i've got something to say. >> i'm sure you do. >> i can't see it now, because i need to vent. >> i have a feeling you want to say the same thing i want to say, but we will see. [laughter] look at the house on right ther there, and tillie to karnowski. >> that was part of the search after the timeout. they got the the zags off of the heel. it actually seemed like it because they took a haymaker from carolina for the first few minute

do you have a preferred way for us students to address you doctor mathews okay. and more like - a lot of like our fac group wants to know if you have an open door policy and 0 stop by our next meeting really quick i know we would like to officially greet you and meet and greet all of the students. >> so ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> sorry thank you before our vote i want to thank you, dr. mathews for putting your hats into the ring and representing our district incredibly well, one thing that resonated during the interview you attributed our life career to sfusd and as a graduate of sfusd i know how meaningful it is to be able to take a step back and look at what you came from and honor the way in which you were brought up the idea you'll be leading our district having come if the district matters and it really speaks volumes about the heart that your coming in this position with i want to also welcome i look forward to working with you when we had this opportunity to meet you for me the first time what resonated with me besides the experience and knowledge and depth

do you have a preferred way for us students to address you doctor mathews okay. and more like - a lot of like our fac group wants to know if you have an open door policy and 0 stop by our next meeting really quick i know we would like to officially greet you and meet and greet all of the students. >> so ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> sorry thank you before our vote i want to thank you, dr. mathews for putting your hats into the ring and representing our district incredibly well, one thing that resonated during the interview you attributed our life career to sfusd and as a graduate of sfusd i know how meaningful it is to be able to take a step back and look at what you came from and honor the way in which you were brought up the idea you'll be leading our district having come if the district matters and it really speaks volumes about the heart that your coming in this position with i want to also welcome i look forward to working with you when we had this opportunity to meet you for me the first time what resonated with me besides the experience and knowledge and depth

the investigation started when a student at saint mathew's episcopal day school told police satriano asked her to wear tight clothing to school.. after further investigation police found pictures of children on his phone that he says he used for sexual purposes. satriano has been booked for possession of inappropriate pictures of children and annoying a child. he is expected to be in court may third.. (pam) residents in one vallejo neighborhood are voicing their concern over side shows on their residential streets.. this has been happening at the intersection of cabrillo and wilshire avenues....behind beverly hills elementary school. one man reached out to us yesterday saying this is the second time in one month a side show has broken out right in front of his home... the man says he has reached out to the city and they recommended to start a neighborhood watch program. (pam)a crime warning in contra costa county.police are looking for at least four criminals behind burglaries in hercules.(steve) kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to one of the victims who not only lost a lot of money, b

do you have a preferred way for us students to address you doctor mathews okay. and more like - a lot of like our fac group wants to know if you have an open door policy and 0 stop by our next meeting really quick i know we would like to officially greet you and meet and greet all of the students. >> so ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> sorry thank you before our vote i want to thank you, dr. mathews for putting your hats into the ring and representing our district incredibly well, one thing that resonated during the interview you attributed our life career to sfusd and as a graduate of sfusd i know how meaningful it is to be able to take a step back and look at what you came from and honor the way in which you were brought up the idea you'll be leading our district having come if the district matters and it really speaks volumes about the heart that your coming in this position with i want to also welcome i look forward to working with you when we had this opportunity to meet you for me the first time what resonated with me besides the experience and knowledge and depth

la celebraciÓn de ese aÑo tuvo como padrino al presentador de televisiÓn mathews.n su camino a autoridades mexicanas detuvieron arantxa: autoridades mexicanas detuvieron en florencia, italia, al exgobernador prÓfugo de tamaulipas tomÁs yarrington. era buscado por delitos de delincuencia organizada como cooperaciÓn con recursos de procedencia ilÍcita y corrupciÓn. se espera que sean repatriados a mÉxico. el usa de la marihuana con fines medicinales continuÓ abriÉndose camino en méxico aÚn cuando el gobierno de ese paÍs no quiere reconocer el beneficio terapÉutico y las propiedades de esta planta considerada ilegal. pero un grupo denominado sindicato mexicano de hash, ha logrado preparar varios productos para enfermedades. hablamos con los protagonistas de esta creciente negocio. reportera: esta persona que se hace llamar tomÁs hash, ha logrado con otros jÓvenes hacer medicamentos a base de marihuana que ayudan en padecimientos como dolores de huesos, incluso para tratar el cÁncer de piel. en su laboratorio hace pomadas de forma artesanal como una alternativa mÉdica

do you have a preferred way for us students to address you doctor mathews okay. and more like - a lot of like our fac group wants to know if you have an open door policy and 0 stop by our next meeting really quick i know we would like to officially greet you and meet and greet all of the students. >> so ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> sorry thank you before our vote i want to thank you, dr. mathews for putting your hats into the ring and representing our district incredibly well, one thing that resonated during the interview you attributed our life career to sfusd and as a graduate of sfusd i know how meaningful it is to be able to take a step back and look at what you came from and honor the way in which you were brought up the idea you'll be leading our district having come if the district matters and it really speaks volumes about the heart that your coming in this position with i want to also welcome i look forward to working with you when we had this opportunity to meet you for me the first time what resonated with me besides the experience and knowledge and depth

the investigation started when a student at saint mathew's episcopal day school told police that satriano asked her to wear tight clothing to school. police say they found pictures of children on his phone that he says he used for sexual purposes. satriano is facing multiple child pornography charges. ( mark ) several people arrested during protests at u-c berkeley but police say the protests remained mostly peaceful.( darya ) rebecca strom is here with the details. rebecca. ( rebecca ) groups that supported and opposed conservative commentator ann coulter gathered and despite threats of violence it was relatively peaceful.. hundreds of people also gathered in berkeley's civic center plaza yesterday. five people were arrested during the protest. coulter backed out of a planned speech she was going to deliver because of security concerns but her supporters came anyway. ( rebecca ) a group was also there to voice its oppositi

. >> reporter: it took staff sergeant mathew hawke 27 hours, 5 flights, and more to get from afghanistanornhuskers locker room. his family, huge husker are there as honorary team captains. they have no idea dad is back early from a ten-month deployment. but when dad takes off his helmet, this is what a megawatt smile looks like. and what a family's true surprise looks like. smiles replaced by tears as they have a hug. spending an unexpected easter sunday together. >> we had about five days to get me home. >> reporter: a surprise homecoming for one husker fan. >> gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> thank you for sharing that moment. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a q: straight ahead on abc news at 6:30, an early case of summer? temperatures soared on this easter sunday, and some rain creek to enter it we are keeping an eye on the sky as we wrap up this holiday weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and acc

. >> reporter: it took staff sergeant mathew hawke 27 hours, 5 flights, and more to get from afghanistan cornhuskers locker room. his family, huge husker fans, are there as honorary team captains. they have no idea dad is back early from a ten-month deployment. but when dad takes off his helmet, this is what a megawatt smile looks like. and what a family's true surprise looks like. smiles replaced by tears as they have a hug. spending an unexpected easter sunday together. >> we had about five days to get me home. >> reporter: a surprise homecoming for one husker fan. >> gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> thank you for sharing that moment. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great night. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast

. >> reporter: it took staff sergeant mathew hawke 27 hours, 5 flights, and more to get from afghanistannd the cornhuskers locker room. it was a dream come true, and so much more. this was the last leg, from the battlefield to the football field. where matt, disguised as a husker, is about to surprise his wife and kids. his family, huge husker fans, are there as honorary team captains. they have no idea dad is back early from a ten-month deployment. but when hawke takes off his helmet, as his son is about to do the coin toss, this is what a megawatt smile looks like. and what a family's true surprise looks like. smiles followed by tears as they have a family hug. the hawkes, spending an unexpected easter sunday together. >> when we found out about it, we had about five days to get me home. >> reporter: a surprise homecoming for one husker fan devoted to family, service, and football. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> we thank him for his service and for sharing his story. we thank you for watching on this easter weekend. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning

the investigation started when a student at saint mathew's episcopal day school told police satrianosked her to wear tight clothing to school.. after further investigation police found pictures of children on his phone that they says he used for sexual purposes. satriano has been booked for possession of inappropriate pictures of children and annoying a child. he is expected to be in court may third. ( james ) united airlines has reached a settlement with the passenger who was dragged from one of its flights this is the viral video where doctor david dao was ordered off an overbooked united flight earlier this month. when he refused to leave he was dragged off. bruised and bloodied in the process. other passengers couldn't believe what they were seeing. dao's attorneys did ánotá disclose financial terms of the agreement. but say the united c-e-o "did the right thing". (james) coming up.. several dogs found dead along a trail in vallejo. the new effort to try and find out who is responsible. and... just before his first 100 days in office the threat of a possible government shutdown i

mathew's episcopal day school told police satriano asked her to wear tight clothing to school..after further investigation police found pictures of children on his phone that he says he used for sexual purposes. satriano has been booked for possession of inappropriate pictures of children and child annoyance. he is expected to be in court may third.. (steve) new details tonight in a horrific story we brought you yesterday... vallejo police are searching for the person responsible for the deaths of dozens of dogs... a woman walking near the blue rock springs park and golf club found the decomposing dogs in trash bags... vallejo's animal control agency says they are looking into the incident but none of the dogs had readable micro-chips to be able to identify them.. an animal rescue group called "cares" in solano county is also investigating... they are offering a two-thousand dollar reward for information that leads to an arrest of the person responsible.. (pam) a horrific crime in the sacramento area. an 86-year-old woman sexually assaulted and killed, while out for a walk. now

but last year, an internal affairs investigation revealed officer mathews sinkowitz restrained barlow, saying he was trespassing and being defiant. sinkowitz ea sinkowi sinkowitz's actions were ultimately found to be inappropriate and received disciplinary action. this video was captured on the officer's body camera. barlow was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, but a judge found him not guilty. >> i then became known by septa police. i feel like now when they see me, it's like, oh, barlow's in the area. let's stick something to him. >> reporter: barlow hopes this civil suit will clear his name and hold septa officers accountable. >> just because you got a badge or a higher paying job than somebody doesn't mean you're better than them. >> in frankfort, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> now to an update to a story you saw first on nbc 10. the trichester school district says a breakdown in communication is the reason why this 5-year-old girl was dropped off at the wrong bus stop in treanor, delaware county this week. this surveillance video shows her walking along a bu

fairmont hotel we encourage you to buy your tickets come on out with our new superintendent vince mathews and well as princeal and teacher of the year award recipients and the superintendent will be honoring six of his scholarship award recipients buy your tickets join us. we will have dancing this year i don't want to miss that. >> thank you. the exciting, only one adjective tonight. the committing meeting will be this thursday april 27th. 4:00 pm instead of 6:00 p.m. with that said, section m other informational items posted in agenda. is informational reports posted gifts for the month of 2017. section n adjournment this meeting is dead dated to january ono. we will go into close >> i resume the regular board meeting the closed session items from tonight and closed session action items from april 18th. the read out tonight the board vote of 5aye's two absent. approve the will not renew notices for one principle the vote by five ayes two absent. approve the with not renew notices for program administrator vote by five ayes two absent. hand commissioner haney commissioner norton for assi

the principal resigned this tuesday and gina mathew, you're another editor.tep add side? >> well, we knew that something had to happen and we expected a local reaction and the board was to make a statement on it and whether or not it was the example that we preferred, we knew that there was something that was going to happen and we were glad that we were able to impact change at the high school as young journalists. >> you certainly did do that. i want to bring in your journalism adviser emily smith. had you th conversation with a "boston globe" reporter that was part of that "spotlight" team, todd wallack. he tweeted i bet you are proud. >> i very high this time. >> yeah, it was incredible. >> and also i mean we reached out in fairness to amy robertson, the former principal and did not hear back. she told star" there were no arnettes when she got her degree in 1994 and also in 2010 and she also said i have no comment in response to the questions posed by phs students regarding my credentials because their facts. so what is your reaction, maddie, to that stat

mathews for being with us in a meeting getting to know it is nice to have him and kind of highlights the meeting he did magic tricks they were really nice that he was able to communicate and be so engaged with the students thank you a lot for that and look forward to more interactions with him, i didn't have the principle of being the opportunity to go to a play that was a beautiful experience and i honestly was not expecting that but more like a play theatre that was more. >> musical i was able to engage and he saw a lot of students loving that and laughing through that that was great to have the opportunity and looking forward to more things in the use of color don't get to have this on the daily basis we contact and everybody from wallenberg and mission and balboa was talking about that it was something we were able to come together and see each other outside of school and have a break so our school were students were able to perform you were required to rap a song and to all the students wanted both washington do the rap really, really in his and marshall and did an open piece of

meeting president anita balconik vice president political director ken tray and communications director mathew hardy so it's a robust participation from colleagues at uesf i will not name all of the individual members from the district. we have also had expertise from the acio housing trust as well as teacher and they are experts they are helpful in our work as well. the goals of the working group. broadly stated are to surrounding this need for housing opportunities, we have been trying to identify ways to support paraprofessionals conceptually, new paraprofessionals and veteran paraprofessionals and for teachers also recruitment of new teachers as well as retention and housing support for veteran teachers in terms of the number of employees aka members, these are relatively current counts we have 3300 teachers. we have about less than 1600 paraprofessionals almost 5,000 total employees between teachers and paraprofessionals. a little bit of information about the sally beginning with the teachers we have been making progress i'm happy to say over the last few years we have made meaningful pro

meeting president anita balconik vice president political director ken tray and communications director mathew hardy so it's a robust participation from colleagues at uesf i will not name all of the individual members from the district. we have also had expertise from the acio housing trust as well as teacher and they are experts they are helpful in our work as well. the goals of the working group. broadly stated are to surrounding this need for housing opportunities, we have been trying to identify ways to support paraprofessionals conceptually, new paraprofessionals and veteran paraprofessionals and for teachers also recruitment of new teachers as well as retention and housing support for veteran teachers in terms of the number of employees aka members, these are relatively current counts we have 3300 teachers. we have about less than 1600 paraprofessionals almost 5,000 total employees between teachers and paraprofessionals. a little bit of information about the sally beginning with the teachers we have been making progress i'm happy to say over the last few years we have made meaningful pro