so let's encourage academies. let's build a great education system and let's have opportunity for all our children. >> mr. speaker, last week i spent a very interesting afternoon at a local school in my constituency. i visited duncan primary school, and it is a good to outstanding school, and had a long discussion with the head teacher, parents. governors and pupils. the pupils were very interesting interesting. asked me to say this to the prime minister. why are you doing this? they love their school, alike fiscal the weighted. they don't want any top down we organization. and he hasn't even convinced the former education secretary who says i don't like know why the government is doing this. what is his answer to the very smart pupils speak with my answer is very much the answer that he gave because i was following his tour of the school. this is what the right honorable gentleman sent. he said i want to see a family of schools and want to see them properly funded. with our reform to national funding formula ther

academies are greater academies for all those repulsive. what we are seeing from labour i said is they are now moving in favor of academies goes. perhaps when he gets to his feet he says does he favor a academies or not? >> jeremy corbyn. >> mr. speaker, the trend will be aware that sometimes repeats on television get more viewers than the first time round. the chief executive of the largest academy chain in london, the harris academy, has warned that a far more fundamental thing that the prime minister should be worrying about, why the school should become academies or not is actually teacher shortages. the academies, mr. speaker, don't want us. parents don't want to the teachers don't want to. governor still wonder. and so the councils and if you don't want to. who actually does want this top down reorganization he is imposing on our education? >> okay. question for come answer for, he says it wants this. let's start with michael him of the chief inspector of school. i think someone quite worthwhile listening to. a categorization can lead

the truth is, creating academies is true devolution. your putting the power in the hands of the had teachers and, of course you will find people and local government who want to keep things exactly as they are. when they fail they are intervened on so much faster. local authorities schools are often left to fail year after year after year. i think one year of a failing school is one year too many. let's encourage academies will build a great a great education system and that opportunity for all. t 15. >> mr. speaker last week weekend spent an afternoon at a local school in my constituency. duncan primary school. i had a long discussion with the head teacher, parents, and the pupils. for years there were interesting but one asked me to say this comeau why are you doing this? they love the school from other like the school the way it is. they don't want any top-down reorganization, and he has not even convinced the former education secretary who says, i don'tsays, i don't quite know why the government is doing this. >> my answer to those

so let's encourage academies. let's build a great education system and let's have opportunity for all our children. >> mr. speaker, last week i spent a very interesting afternoon at a local school in my constituency. i visited duncan primary school, and it is a good to outstanding school, and had a long discussion with the head teacher, parents. governors and pupils. the pupils were very interesting interesting. asked me to say this to the prime minister. why are you doing this? they love their school, alike fiscal the weighted. they don't want any top down we organization. and he hasn't even convinced the former education secretary who says i don't like know why the government is doing this. what is his answer to the very smart pupils speak with my answer is very much the answer that he gave because i was following his tour of the school. this is what the right honorable gentleman sent. he said i want to see a family of schools and want to see them properly funded. with our reform to national funding formula ther

there's a fully spanish khan academy. once again, it's not just the videos, it's the exercises, everything. there's brazilian portuguese, there's french, there's turkish. >> right. >> soon many more languages so it's -- yeah, it's growing. >> so it started out just sal and then it grew to a couple, five, and then maybe to eight. and then i know as of a couple of years ago it was 40. how many now are employed by khan academy? >> we're now 80 full-time folks and then we have about another 100 contractors who are helping us write content. and then we have thousands of volunteers who are helping us subtitle videos. >> how many of them are conventional educators or experts in subjects? and how many of them are reformed hedge fund managers like you? [laughter]. >> it's a healthy mix of all of the above. you know, if you look at the people developing our content, i would say it's roughly a third are current teachers and/or graduate student professors. a third are -- i mean, some of our best exercise creators are, there's some st

. >> i asked san francisco's academy of art how could something like this happen. the school said its hr protocols were followed, but the criminals just found a way to beat the safeguards and fool a company employee. re wondering how ba kpix5 obtain >> with one click of a mouse they apparently sent out w2 forms for thousands of employees. >> tonight 3,000 employees with the academy of art are wondering how bad the damage is. kpix5 obtained a copy of this letter dated april 13th informing employees of the breach. r s been an >> we are dealing with a sophisticated international internet fraud and we're doing everything we can. >> on march 4th someone in hr received an e-mail that looked like it was from an administrator with the academy of art. the e-mail address looked legit, but it wasn't. the e-mail had been spoofed. >> someone should have looked at the letter closely. people who deal with nsitive information should have training in this in this day in age. >> the w2 snafu wasn't detected until april 5th. that's when the irs told an employee who tried to file thei

a few look at the sponsored academies can often failing schools -- hold on. if you listen, if you listen, if you look with the schools that are often failing but are now sponsored by academies, using an average of 10% improvement over the first two years of all the evidence is the results are better, the freedoms the lead to improvement and also with our problems intervention happens far faster with academies. we have got 1.4 million more children in good or oust any schools and i say let's finish the job. >> thank you, mr. speaker. would you like to overcome that the mission by join me for the upcoming british asparagus festival which starts on saint george's day and to support? >> well, i'm happy to say that my honorable friend's constituency is only one constituency a way. we share the same railway line so there's an operative for great british asparagus, i would be very happy to join him. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i take the prime minister back to his respond to the honorable mention -- member. it was a truly dreadful case it women to refugees, mr. s

why are ministers planning to overrule parents and force those schools to become academies? think all the evidence shows that academies work. let me give the house of commons the evidence. those schools that converted into academies 88% of them are either outstanding or good schools. if you look at the sponsored academies often failing schools, if you listen to, look at what happened with the schools that were failing, sponsored by academies, you see on average a 10% improvement over the first two years. all the evidence is the results are better, the freedoms lead to and weather problems intervention happens far more quickly with academies. million more's children in good or outstanding schools. and i say let's finish the job. huddleston: the prime minister has met many great people. but he has yet to meet the asparagus man. overcome that to omission by joining me in beauchamp for the upcoming british asparagus festival which starts on st. george's day and supports are fantastic farming industry? david cameron: i am happy to say that my honorable friend is only one constitu

so the fact they are not full duty while they're in the academy takes away from the 1971 number but it means we still have that position funded under the 2241 number so starting in you'll see we need all the funds to peaking pay for the recruits and the full 2241 starch left and any and i transition we make it in our budget presentation. >> okay. i want to know the chief said in the last class in 2017 are the numbers that will bring us up to 1971 if it class didn't happen until june we 0 don't have the one hundred people to pay. >> it is scaleable how much of that salary is kids against which fiscal year as we go into fiscal year 2017-2018 everybody will be back. >> when we look at. >> it will be an adjusted presentation. >> i'm going to also maybe from put my $0.02 in the number before 1971 did we cuss discuss you're saying at the end of 2017 so that would have been two years in the past going forward would have been two years and i would you know i'm very supportive and i've said it we need to look at it and i know this is a budget hearing but we really need to look at what the ac

when i was a young senator, recognized 29, academies to accept women. and all the academies. i was out, one of the great honors as vice president, i get to do the president, i rotate commencement so i have done every academy and going back this year, and doing west point. i was out of the air force academy two years ago, and they have an outfit, what do you call those guys? where are you? he left, he is gone. they have the thunderbirds and the blue angels. guess what? it takes enormous skill. they wanted to meet me at the air force academy because they do a flyover at graduation the night before. two of the pilots are women. my generic point is we have got to change attitude in the military for a whole range of reasons not the least of which is women are carrying a significant portion of the burden in protecting the security of our country so folks, these are real champions, these are people i am honored to stand with. i hope you feel that way and that is what it is on us is about. it means students, faculty, coaches, college presidents, your dean's, law enforcement community

so the fact they are not full duty while they're in the academy takes away from the 1971 number but it means we still have that position funded under the 2241 number so starting in you'll see we need all the funds to peaking pay for the recruits and the full 2241 starch left and any and i transition we make it in our budget presentation. >> okay. i want to know the chief said in the last class in 2017 are the numbers that will bring us up to 1971 if it class didn't happen until june we 0 don't have the one hundred people to pay. >> it is scaleable how much of that salary is kids against which fiscal year as we go into fiscal year 2017-2018 everybody will be back. >> when we look at. >> it will be an adjusted presentation. >> i'm going to also maybe from put my $0.02 in the number before 1971 did we cuss discuss you're saying at the end of 2017 so that would have been two years in the past going forward would have been two years and i would you know i'm very supportive and i've said it we need to look at it and i know this is a budget hearing but we really need to look at what the ac

congrats on being nominated for an academy award. well deserved, buddy. it was unbelievable. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so well deserved. is it exciting? what does it feel like to be nominated? >> it's kind of like having a a surprise party thrown for you walk in the door and go -- [ screams ] bryan? what? you're nominated! >> jimmy: you got nominated! >> and you have this rush of adrenaline. then a sense of embarrassment. and everybody looking at you. but the title "academy award nominee," "oscar nominee," i mean, that's the first words you heard growing up as a kid. oh, my god. >> jimmy: big time. that's huge. they can never take that away. you'll always have that. >> quite an honor. and also you get a little pell pin and a, you know, a card to the clubhouse and you get pool privileges. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not true. you're making these up. >> you can cut in line for the slide. >> jimmy: that's not true at all. [ laughter ] did you prepare a speech? >> um, no. well, i have an idea of what i would want to say. >> jimmy

there's a lag time. >> reporter: the academy of art is working with the fbi to trace it and the master minds behind it. we wanted to know if the person responsible for falling for that bogus email was still working with the academy of art. has that employee been fired? that's information that i am not at liberty to discuss with you. that's handled internally. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the offer of credit monitoring is two years but irs returns can be altered for seven so academy of art says it will help employees if anything suspicious happens seven years out >>> a criminal investigation is launched against theranos. they built a $9 billion business on its blood testing technology. the justice department has serious questions about whether it actually works. right now, theranos is not facing formal charges but their lab could be shut down in newark depending what they find. they proposed banning the owner for two years from the tech industry. >>> the initiative was inspired by this crash in san francisco's union square back in november. under the current rules, the chp only

nothing further we can move to item 11, academy of art university. informational presentation >> need a motion to be recused. >> motion to recuse commissioner wolfram >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to recuse commissioner wolfram. [roll call vote] motion passes unanimously 7-0. commissioner wolfram you are hereby recused. >> good afternoon commissioners. shelly [inaudible] preservation staff and here to present on the academy of art existing site technical memo. this presentation is intended to prepare the commission to review the large environmental review document that will be published on may 4 examining impacts of past non permitted work at the academy of art properties. you have review and comment hearing scheduled may 18 and it is our intention to sends you the report with our staff recommendations on the 4th that you have two week tooz review the materials. can i get the screen, commission secretary? today i will explain what the estm is and how it is organized and i'll explain how the historic resource study was conducted and how the

a few look at the sponsored academies can often failing schools -- hold on. if you listen, if you listen, if you look with the schools that are often failing but are now sponsored by academies, using an average of 10% improvement over the first two years of all the evidence is the results are better, the freedoms the lead to improvement and also with our problems intervention happens far faster with academies. we have got 1.4 million more children in good or oust any schools and i say let's finish the job. >> thank you, mr. speaker. would you like to overcome that the mission by join me for the upcoming british asparagus festival which starts on saint george's day and to support? >> well, i'm happy to say that my honorable friend's constituency is only one constituency a way. we share the same railway line so there's an operative for great british asparagus, i would be very happy to join him. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i take the prime minister back to his respond to the honorable mention -- member. it was a truly dreadful case it women to refugees, mr. s

shows turning schools into academies doesn't necessarily improve them. thousands of excellent primary schools, parents want them to continue to be maintained by their local authority. why are ministers planning to overrule parents and force all those schools to become academies? >> well, i think all the evidence shows that academies work as part of our education reforms. let me give the house of commons -- let me give the house the evidence. if you look at those schools that converted into academies, 88% of them are either outstanding or good schools. if you look at the sponsored academies, often failing schools -- hold on. if you listen -- if you listen to -- if you look at what happened with the schools that often failing but are actually now sponsored by academies, you've seen on average a 10% improvement over the first 2 years. so all the evidence is the results are better, the freedoms lead to improvements and also where there are problem, intervention happens far faster with academies. we have got 1.4 million more children in good or outstanding sc

[laughter] it is taking the case to the academy. there is much too much sexual assaults in the united states military. me for hours with the cadets and the students and was starting to happen now to have an opportunity to change the culture. by the way i want to make clear i'm not joking. anything. anything a man can do. ice sacked in my home but if you look as special forces it looks like. >> attractive, polite to look like ordinary people but it guess what? when i was thus under of is one of the first to appoint one of the great honors so now i have done every academy do going back this year to do west point and two years ago they have an outfit, i john what you call them? guess what? it takes enormous skill they wanted to meet debt the air force academy to do a flyover for graduation. but to the pilots are women. my generic point is we have to change the attitude in the military not the least of which there kerry is significant portion of the burden so these are real champions i hope you feel that way and that is what is us is al

we did start april 4 what we call a bump up academy. it is sthose we hired as h 31 emt 3 to level 2. we have 20 members going through that training which is approximately 3 weeks. we hope to do the same at the ends of may with 24 members of the department that will take advajt of that promotional opportunity. april 25 we made conditional aurfbest officer to 22 hires. like to acknowledge assistant deputy chief myers has done a great job screening candidates as well as [inaudible] and for processing all the candidates. that will be a 6 week academy for h 3 level 1 class. we are keeping busy with hiring. we also are planning in may 10 titatively may 9th bring in hopefully at least 30, we are interviewing about 45 people to take part in a h 8 process which is perdeem paramedic hiring to grow that rank to be able to provide support in times of surge capacity and so forth. that covers the academy. i'm not covering the budget because that is the separate item mr. corso cover. there was a meeting march 28 where we reviewed the draft put togethe

already you're seeing slowing from academy to cottman. the good news, the crash here wasn't here stronger and now all all -- very long, and now all three lanes are back open. we have a broken down vehicle lansdale it's off to the side. the right lane is blocked for construction approaching the lehigh valley interchange. in chester county we are down to two work zones between malvern and valley forge construction coming off the delaware memorial bridge into new castle 295 sown. we're back to the regular construction pattern. speeds in the 20s, but we are not seeing the delays we saw earlier. we have delays riding the patco high speed line westbound trains heading toward philadelphia. they are having equipment problems, expect the delays on patco on this thursday morning. tam. >>> thank you, matt. >>> breaking overnight, four people are on the mend after the house they were in went up in flames. annie mccormick is live near the 2900 block of nicholas street in strawberry mansion. she's got the latest. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, you

it begins at their academy in quantico. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with an exclusive look at the training it takes to build trust. >> while best known for training future agents, the bureau's campus in quantico, virginia is home to the fbi's national academy. >> it's not just in the u.s. it's all over the world. >> founded in 1935, the ten-week training course brings together law enforcement executives from everseas, as well as all 50 states to tackle the big issues. stephanie shannon is from simi valley, california. >> it's an extremely tough year. violence against law enforcement is an historic high. >> the riots in furgeson, missouri after michael brown was shot dead and the violence that erupted in baltimore after the death of freddie gray put community policing front and center. >> disenfranchisement. we have great security experts here that are good facilitators. >> those accepted to the national academy are required to take leadership training that addresses policing issues such as race relat

. >>> plus a huge night at the academy of country music awards. >>> these kids form a human arrow to help police in hot pursuit. >>> and important new details for anyone with heart trouble. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. sanders people say one date offered was the day of the ncaa finals and it was the latest in the increasingly contentious democratic primary kristen welker has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton spent the morning visiting churches in brooklyn. >> i want to just under score how honored i was to serve as your senator for eight years, to work with you. >> reporter: clinton had started to pivot to the general election and donald trump but now praying bernie sanders's newfound momentum slowed. on "meet the press" hillary clinton acknowledged she still has a fight on her hands. >> i know i still have work to do to win the nomination and i'll going to keep reaching out to every voter everywhere in these contests. >> reporter: clinton's poll shows a double dij lead in new york but sanders is catching up. still sanders' path to the nomination

they say what they've learned so far immediately kicked in today. >> at the academy they teach you to be attentive to detail. that's the most you can do. >> every day is different and you've got to be ready for anything. >> reporter: police say the man who died was not wearing a seat belt and that it appears strong sun glare was a contributing factor in the crash. >>> it's time for the weather. we're going to look ahead to the weekend. >> we've been talking about it for days and days because people have been looking forward to it. it's still going to be fantastic. county new york, right at the beach there on long island sound. it's 58 degrees and the sun still pretty high in the sky. will be setting around 7 clrn evening. the temperatures are inching up a few degrees i'm each day. nights are still pretty chilly. tomorrow, 66. and then sunday is the magic day where we go above 70 degrees into the mid 70s on monday. notice the afternoon is 62 to 63 degrees. we'll cool down toom gh the midwest and parts of the plains. with this dry air the pollen is high. into the next several days. righ

has made, and, for me, i think the academy is -- basically, it's at the end of the chain. what needs to happen, i think, is that the kinds of stories that are being told, are being that's where the diversity needs to happen, because then that will inform what is possible when it comes to recognition. >> are you a member of the academy? >> i am a member of the academy and a very proud one. >> you were asked after you won or before? >> sorry? >> were you asked to join - >> after. after. after i won. yep. >> now, "12 years a slave" -- there was a lot of talk about that maybe this would lead to something, more of these different stories being told. you understand why some people are discouraged that perhaps that wasn't the case? >> i can understand that. i feel... as far -- when it comes to me personally, first of all, i feel a lot of gratitude for the kinds of opportunities that have been afforded to me thus far, and what i want to do for myself is to use the little weight that i have to tell stories that would otherwise not perhaps see the light of day. like "eclipsed" or "t

, whether it be west point or the naval academy or coast guard or air force or what have you. and there is an abundance of people who are here lawfully, in particular american citizens who want those positions who want to be able to serve our country, who want to be able to go in these military academies and are denied that opportunity because the composition is stiff and if you look at the content of mr. veasey's amendment, i want to emphasize this amendment is talking about opening up the door for illegal aliens to be able to compete against americans who want to serve our country. and i have compassion and kindhearted thoughts for a lot of these people coming to america illegally, just trying to better themselves but at the same time we need to focus on americans. who want to serve their country and give them top priority or at least that's the way i look at it. and it's nothing against the people who are from other countries and have come into america illegally so much as my focus is on the desire to turn away as few americans as possible who want to serve in the united st

she was the keynote speaker at the eagle academy foundation's annual fund-raising breakfast in midtown. she met the school's newest class of graduates. when hillary clinton was new york's senator, she was a driving force in opening the first eagle academy in the bronx. >> given the right circumstances, given the appropriate adult involvement and attention, every child can succeed. and we have got to believe that and we have got to invest in that. >> the eagle academy has schools in all five borough he s and another in newark. >>> a scare sparked by suspicious powder inside of a letter delivered to trump tower on 5th avenue. police, firefighters and homeland security all checked it out. they say the powder was harmless but they're testing to find out >>> and look at that. that was the scene last night outside of a donald trump rally in costa mesa, california. this protest against his appearance boiling over clearly into violence. that police car was damaged. traffic was stopped. there were rocks being thrown. when it was all over about 20 people were under arrest. >>> coming up next, a

brook thomas has their story. >> its been four years since they were married live and academy countryds. the washington township couple 0 are maded. it was mcbride who had the idea to mary frank and christina on the acmas after reading a story about their engagement in a south jersey paper. and they later named their first daughter together march tina. >> thank god we found each other. >> tragedy first brought them into each other's lives. they both lost share spouses seven years ago. christina's husband died in a boatting accident. frank's wife died of thyroid cancer. christina started a support group where the two met and fell in love. back and in 2012 loved once thousands of view worries watching the wedding with teaser of joy in their eyes. >> it was like a ferry tail wedding. they have been through so much. four years and countless joyful memories later, frank and christina say they don't take what they have for granted. >> we always say thank you and you know i love you. and you know we appreciate one another because we know that you can leave won never come back and your life c

this musician not only skipped the oscars ceremony during which he won an academy award, he also claims to s broadcast, was it prince, eminem or bob dylan? >> eminem? [ bell ringing ] [ cheers and applause ] >> all righty. what's that story? >> in 2002, eminem won an award for "lose yourself" for his movie "8 mile" so he didn't think he would win the oscar, he thought he had no chance so he stayed home and slept through the ceremony which is sad because he's amazing. >> well, he can see it on videotape. one more, hoda woman. >> we have time for one more, what's your name, hon? >> steve, from grand rapids, michigan. >> all right, here we go. what movie had the largest domestic opening for warner brother, "bat man v. superman dawn of justice" "the lego movie" or "hangover." >> c. >> c.

it begins at their academy in quantico.hief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with an exclusive look at the training it takes to build trust. >> while best known for training future agents, the bureau's campus in quantico, virginia is home to the fbi's national academy. >> it's not just in the u.s. it's all over the world. >> founded in 1935, the ten-week training course brings together law enforcement executives from everseas, as well as all 50 states to tackle the big issues. stephanie shannon is from simi valley, california. >> it's an extremely tough year. violence against law enforcement is an historic high. >> the riots in furgeson, missouri after michael brown was shot dead and the violence that erupted in baltimore after the death of freddie gray put community policing front and center. >> disenfranchisement. we have great security experts here that are good facilitators. >> those accepted to the national academy are required to take leadership training that addresses policing issues such as race relatio

the 51st academy of country music awards are sunday night here at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm rahel solomon for katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. remember we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. >> and the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ for wiping up fingerprintsgreat without wiping out your savings. just right for cleaning up...jelly... ...water... and security camera lenses. sparkle. 'cause it's a messy world out there. >> luca: ah! >> summer: oh, so sorry. oh. >> luca: "oh" good or "oh" bad? >> summer: hi. >> luca: [ chuckles ] >> summer: um, coffee to go? you must be in a hurry. make that another coffee to go, please. >> luca: yeah, jabot's making a big announcement at the gcac. i-i need to be there. >> summer: no way you still have a job. >> luca: i've been instrumental in shepherding the pass key project. jack needs me on his team. >> summer: yeah, except for the part where you busted my mom in court for trying to get my grandfather's case thrown. >> luca: all i

academies, 119th academy. in the 14th week 50 members remain, graduation is june 9 at [inaudible] 120th class, interviews conducted and some will move to medical evaluation. additional back grounds connected in may for november 2016 and 2017 classes. [inaudible] began april 25 with 32 members. grad wigz is june 3, 2016. ha perdeem. the interviews are conducted, offers made and 31 membererize completing oen line training with a classroom beginning may 9, 2013. my goal is have 100 ha by the end the year. very good supplement fl ems division. it keeps them stabilized. h 3 level run and 2, that is emt to bump up academy 19 promoted to level 2. strategic planning. the subcommittee met several times this month. the committee will reconvene monday may 19 at 9 a.m. [inaudible] if not it was well attended. exchiefs were there as well so thauchck to all who attended the [inaudible] impressive foremostly [inaudible] and fire fighter beaumonty was over the top with the flag. it was very impressive mpt there are many event

nfox news went in the fbi training academy. >> fbi stand away from the car and put your hands up and your other hand up. the suspect is an actor. but the car may be ready to blow. and a growing terrorism threat. and the give away was no eye contact. >> yes, she's given commands and not complying and indication of something going on. and what do you need. >> reporter: no agent wants to draw a weapon. >> society celt off and open the dor. >> a thousand analyst and agents will graduate this year. first time it is fundmentally different. >> it is a shift. >> mark martin said agents ran field investigations in one classroom and analyst in the other. when they got done, they would go to the field and we want them to be integrated and it did not make sense. >> we can't show faces. but this takes you inside of the fbi academy and the agents and analyst learn side by side. >> they have a responsibility. >> and games comey talks about the intelligence and investigation. >> it is like searching for a needle in the haystack. and that needle will reassure in the train station wearing a suicide ve

students from the corner stone christian academy, spent the morning judging a science fair.tting a chance to take part in hands on science activity. this is designed to get m elementary students interested in science. >>> the recall involved chevrolet silverado pickup truck from 2014 and 2015. seat belts can come loose but there is not been any reports of crashes or injuries. >>> new concerns of the zika virus this afternoon as we learn more how the virus is transm transmitted and what's being done. keith jones is live in our digital operation center with new information. >> the cdc announced there is no longer any doubt that zika can cause birth defects. now, we are learning more. gay men can transmit the virus to one another. >> the couple had been monogamous more than ten years. both men developed rashes on their bodies and eye infection. today the pennsylvania department of health issue recommendations for avoiding, anyone traveling to affected areas can prevent by using repellents and wearing covered clothing to cover the body as much as possible. travelers returning fr

nothing further we can move to item 11, academy of art university.nformational presentation >> need a motion to be recused. >> motion to recuse commissioner wolfram >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to recuse commissioner wolfram. [roll call vote] motion passes unanimously 7-0. commissioner wolfram you are hereby recused. >> good afternoon commissioners. shelly [inaudible] preservation staff and here to present on the academy of art existing site technical memo. this presentation is intended to prepare the commission to review the large environmental review document that will be published on may 4 examining impacts of past non permitted work at the academy of art properties. you have review and comment hearing scheduled may 18 and it is our intention to sends you the report with our staff recommendations on the 4th that you have two week tooz review the materials. can i get the screen, commission secretary? today i will explain what the estm is and how it is organized and i'll explain how the historic resource study was conducted and how the in

there is one called up academy. there's one called success academy. that is a big chain in new york city which has had scandals recently. so i don't know, the market apply to public education, market competition, wall street values brought into public schools, and business partners even for the regular public schools are starting to dictate the curriculum. i do not see why we should trust bankers and brokers on wall street who just brought the world into a worldwide recession, destroyed the economy of the entire western world in any case. i do not see why we should trust them to improve the quality of the education for our children [applause]. >> this is going to be our last structured question and then we will allow you an opportunity. i want to give the out audience and opportunity, a diverse set of topics to think about. i will have you both talk about language policies were moment. particularly in arizona we have a policy where we segregate our english language learners for four hours. on much the same argument that we have been making for 100 yea

is a former professor of military history at the united states naval academy and currently teaches at norwich university. he has received they army historical foundations distinguished writing award. also one of america's foremost experts on the first world war and holds a doctorate from the royal military college of science. today he will discuss an later answer your questions about his new book, 47 days -- about his new book, "forty-seven days: how pershing's warriors came of age to defeat the german army in world war i." douglas waller, the new york times best-selling author, notes become ahell has preeminent world war i historian, commenting on the book, waller has written -- "40 seven days brings to life that bloody arc, when general pershing and more than one million americans and french soldiers broke the back of the mighty german army." please welcome mitchell yucca's and -- please welcome mitch yockelson. a pleasure to be here, and i'm excited to see a nice crowd. hear usa lot of -- to talk about a subject that doesn't get a lot of attention. ofgot into the war in april 1917.

we have a letter dated april 13 informing employees of a data breach that exposed w2 forms of academyne in hr received an i mail that looked like it was a senior executive with the academy. it the address looked legit but it wasn't. the email was spoofed. >> someone should have looked at the letter closely. people who deal with sensitive information should have training. >> the w2 snafu was not detected until april 5. that's when the irs told an employee who tried to file taxes that someone also already had. the academy of art is working with the fbi to trace the source of the data breach and the criminal masterminds behind it. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man accused of stealing a bike with the help from a power tool. take a look at this surveillance video. he was on valencia and walked up to the bike and pulls out a power saw. people walked by but most never look at him. he cut off the look and fled. the book belongs to julia robertson of berkeley who was at a comedy show on friday night. she could hear the grinding of the saw inside the comedy club. >> i had had weird

a few look at the sponsored academies, often failing schools -- hold on. if you listen, if you look at what happened with the schools that were often failing but are now sponsored by academies you see on average a 10% improvement over the first two years. all the evidence is the results are better, the freedoms lead to improvements and also where there are problems, intervention happens faster with academies. we have got 1.4 million more children in good or outstanding schools and i say let's finish the job. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister has met many great people but i believe he has yet to meet the veil of the show's very own gasb asparagus man. would you like to overcome that the mission by join me in the veil for the upcoming british asparagus festival which starts on saint george's day and show support for our fantastic farming industry. >> here, here. >> i'm happy to say that my honorable friends and statistic is only one constituency a way. we share the same railway line, so if there's an opportunity for some great british asparagus i

anthony rendon is on the board of the nats academy and used to be back with the kids. >> it is amazinganytime you have an to give back and especially for under privileged kids it is great. >>> he has game and a big heart. torrey smith grew up in >>> doesn't sound like a great week, does it. >>> we will see you back here >> whoa. taylor swift, a fall, but know how she's falling even more head over heels calvin harris. secrets about their appearance together this weekend. >>> plus, clooney. dat ress, those boots. not even in stores. find out how much they cost as an april fool's joked pulled on him. why he's not finding it very funny. >>> news on blake and gwen's big weekend. di see this sonogram from gwen? it's a girl. >>> and troubling couples news. did drew bear arrymore just brep with her third husband? plus -- ♪ we've got to give a little >> was this 6-year-old sensation get her bigre bak on "little b

today residents event was hosted by the clinton global academy and the oakland unified school district. >>> a chp officer in san francisco responded to an unusual call today. >> teach you this stuff at the academy. you have to improvise. >> officers typically wasn't respond to runway dog. this case was a little more different. >> taking a live look outside at lake tahoe. a beautiful day in the mountains. lots of warmer weather is coming our way. drew will have a look at where we could see highs in >>> the traps america rock and roll half marry than made its way across san francisco this morning. the winner was a man from costa rica with a time of 1:14.14. the race started instinction along the grate highway and finished around noon at the civic center. this is video come the golden gate bridge cam showing runners making their way across the span. some 9,000 people took part from new runners to elite athletes. >>> highway patrol officers had their hands full this morning after a chase on the bay bridge, but it's not the type of chase you're thinking. check it out. the chp san francisco

the other two service academies.season's navy team finished with a record of 11- this is the 15th time the naval academy has won the trophy. >>> over the years, we've done many stories about homeless families, particularly in the district of columbia, but this is a story about a family who didn't become homeless. larry long and his 4-year-old daughter were living on the couch of his grandmother's home about to become homeless. then he heard of a new program that d.c. is offering that helps families like his to stay in a home. now larry and his daughter have a home of their own. he's in school. and he's looking forward to starting his own business. coming up, you'we're going to s you how this program has saved more than 1,000 families like larry and is planning on saving a whole lot more. >>> a former speaker of the house headed to jail. first at 4, why we have learned a lot more about his secret life >>> congress is considering a bill that would expand health care to veterans. today six republican senators introduced

researchers and individuals from the sharp program management office and sharp academy. we wanted to make sure the information provided in these products was up-to-date and that the scenarios reflected the current challenges of commanders and sharp professionals and they were heavily involved in the creation process. so let's get into some of the basics on the command team trainer. the concept of this project is the army needed a way to engage commanders and their shark professionals to ensure they were on the same page in terms of responding to sexual harassment and assault incidents. we wanted to do so again in engaging in an interactive way. this training is heavily focused on rights issues so how they should respond incidents once they have occurred and the primary reason we focused on response is because we needed at the time to focus on response initially. where now more focused on prevention but we needed tools put in place so commandersand sharp professionals were prepared to deal with incidents as they happened . one of the main components that address by elite

he is going to one of ten pontiff academies here in the vatican. this is basically an academic think tank. this is about an academic think tank. there is still not a meeting with bernie sanders on pope francis' schedule. if he does see him, we see the only possibility that we think senator sanders may have the opportunity to see pope francis is tonight. he is staying at the hotel inside the vatican walls where pope francis lives. so perhaps maybe at dinner, maybe in the hallway, senator sanders would have the opportunity to say hello to pope francis, but it would be more than just saying hi. >> ann thompson with the well of information about the vatican that few others have. we'll hear from bernie sanders on this hour, right? see you soon. >>> coming up, we're going to turn to the republican race for the white house with just four days before the big new york primary. the candidates head upstate to try to win over new york's conservative voters. is there time for ted cruz and john kasich to cut into trump's commanding lead in the empire state? firs

. >> reporter: the clinton global academy teamed up with the open unified school district to host this event. and hope mayor libby shaft, shees what the one who introduced everyone. >> and when they come to school on monday, they are going to feel a connectivity to you, because you have given your service to them today. >> reporter: chelsea clinton, who is pregnant took the stage to talk about the importance of giving back. then her father, president clinton talked about why the clinton global academy organizes grassroots events like today's to help improve the lives of kids. >> we're going to be working on planting gardens, cleaning up facilities and demonstrating to the children who will show up and see your work that they matter. that they matter. [cheers and applause] >> that's the most important thing. >> retired marshawn lynch and josh johnson helped with the project. they joined hundreds of volunteers. there will be other events in the bay area, all hosted by the clinton initiative. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> good work done there. >>> no relief for bart p