just closed his remarks w as arnie just closed his remarks with, these are the kinds. we look at these data wanting to understand them, help districts and schools change the patterns. asked ourselves the tough questions and support people with the will to chaujs. >> from our website you'll be able to see longitudinal schools, we ought not make national projections or estimations from the data we have now, those are coming soon, that said, as we look deeper into these data, they reveal some very important patterns that the students in the sample as they journey kthrough 12. what you're looking at here is across all disciplines. in cool suspensions, and out of school suspensions, once or more than once, african-american students in particular are over represented in these disciplinary actions. you can also for the first time look at what happens to students when they are referred to law enforcement were they arrested. nowhere before have we had one place where we could understand these data, though we have learned of disturbing anecdotes across the country. as arnie ment

and arnie took it to us today. >>> nascar sprint cup, light rain falling. lap 124, tony stewart, little fake on denny hamlin. didn't pit. wise move. race called after 129 due to rain. stewart wins his second race of the season. won seven of the last 12 sprint cups. >>> coming up, a local fencer with hopes of fulfilling the olympic dream and a one-on-one challenge with our own lindsay murphy. >>> welcome back. i'm dave feldman. fencing often called a physical chess match. takes talent and smart to be successful. he's at harvard, and when he's not hitting the books, he's hitting with his sabre. lindsay murphy knows what it feels like. >> ready, set. >> reporter: modern fencing originated in the 18 century. it doesn't receive much notoriety, but a couple of smacks on the mask, and you'll see it deserves attention. hayfield graduate sasha is number one fencer for the 19 and under age group. >> first time i made the national team was probably one of the happiest moments of my life, pause i love the patriotic aspect. having the u.s.a. on the back is just, it's a

where else but arnie's place at bay hill? win number seven. >> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> we have seen protests in outrage against the killing of trayvon martin. we have the story. >> it is not your typical sunday attire. at churches across the country, it was not a traditional sunday message. the we stand in solidarity with the family of trayvon martin. we stand in support of our children, who deserve better than to be stigmatized and stereotyped. >> pain perhaps felt the best in florida -- felt deepest in florida. it is a growing refrain for justice for trayvon martin. he is george zimmerman, the community watch volunteer who shot and killed the 17-year-old almost a month ago. zimmerman's attorney reiterated his claim of self-defense. >> he suffered an injury to the back of his head. there were grass stains on the back of his shirt. he claimed that trayvon martin str

where else but arnie's place at bay hill? win number seven. >>> former vic cheney in the hospital tonight recovering from his heart transplant operation. good evening, everyone. i'm chris gordon. after spending nearly two years a the waiting list, mr. cheney received the transplant yesterday. nbc's mike vicara starts us off tonight with the latest at the hospital. >> reporter: dick cheney remains here at the hospital after undergoing a heart transplant surgery early yesterday. we learned this after the fact from a statement from t family. it came as a surprise in that sense, but in another sense, not much of a surprise at all. the vice president has a history of no fewer than five heart attacks, the most recent one about two years ago. he was at george washington university hospital on that occasion and shortly after that, he was outfitted with what's called a left ventricular device. that's for people with end stage heart disease. he was put on a wait list for a heart transplant. just this past december, he reached the top o

hasa lead in a golf tournament going into the weekend, 2009 to be he is back atop the leaderboard no arnie'she lead with tiger today. tiger birdies to take the outright lead. 15, tiger, three-stroke leave but his drive goes left. drops the club. %ot a good sign. it's out-of-bounds. tying we're double-bogey the hole, shoots a 71. hopes the door for graham mcdowell. he cards an 1. -- 71. trailing tiger by one stroke. >> i'm looking forward to it. me and graham, a good pairing for us. we like competing and playing,Ñi and we're going to have fun tomorrow. >> mike: women's ncaa tournament, west reongoing stanford plays south carolina tonight at, get this, 8:30 p.m. what's up with that? cardinal on a 30-game win streak and they're two games away from a fifth trip to the final four. stanford worked hard all season to get that top seat in the region. coach says her team is comfortable having played there already. >> it's an advantage. our team feels we're staying in the same hotel we stayed at. it's our second home and we want to play well here, and we're hoping we'll have fans come ju from stanford

i would have done it in a little arnie, wloos his name -- arnie johnson accept. >> don't forget, if you for bill o'reilly.com premium membership, you get a free copy of "killing lincoln," the book or the audio. >> you're welcome, that is corrects for showing up. i will be in west palm beach friday. and melbourne, on saturday. we are in napeles, we are in tampa and sarasota, great time everywhere. thanks again. and pinheads & patriots. not easy being a celebrity in america. everybody's got a camera, looking at you. sometimes bad things can happen. a conservative author, jason mattera, walked up to chris rock and -- well -- roll the tape. >> big fan. grew up in brooklyn. how's it going. >> can i get a picture? >> sorry, sorry. [overlapping dialogue] >> all right. mr. jason mattera is a pinhead because he misrepresented himself. rock was kind enough to give him the picture and then he turns around and ambushes him. you don't want to do that, all right? even though he reacted poorly, can't call mr. rock a pinhead because that has happened to me and i don't always react in the best way. i wi

well he is back apart the leader board at arnie's event. eagle putt on 4.'t get it to fall but tiger would birdie to take the outright lead. we go to 15. tiger, a three-stroke lead bit his drive goes way left. and when he drops his club, not good. out-of-bounds. tiger will double bogey, shoots a 71. that opened the door for graham mcdowell. just misses the birdie putt. trails tiger by one stroke heading into the final round. >> looking forward to it. going to be fun. me and graham, a good time for both of us, we like competing and playing. we're going to have fun tomorrow. >> mike: women's ncaa tournament, stanford plays south carolina tonight at 8:30 p.m. what's up with that. cardinal riding a 30-game win streak and their two victories away from a fifth straight trip to the final four. stanford worked hard all season to secure top speed in the region player, where the coach says the team is comfortable, having played there once. >> it's an advantage. the fact our team is staying in the same hotel, this is kind of our second home and we want to come out and

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it makes the proponent no better than our need duncan -- arnie duncan, and the winners and losers this administration says it despises. stability in the zones is not achieved by the stabilizing other schools. professional development in these tunes -- zones is lessened when it is not available for the others. when you to social justice for some, you choose social justice for non-. to rely on benchmark tests, which you have heard referred to as "data," which have not been validated, is indefensible and is not even smart. the principal who stood here and told you he had to hire 15 teachers and then five teachers -- those were not because of layoffs. he admitted those were not because of layoffs. so do not operate on false assumptions. the orchestrated show of support you are able to put together tonight is reminiscent of the failed superintendent who went to philadelphia. you had principles here from all the schools, right? nice job. board members are not elected to make decisions that they know are wrong. skipping schools and creating high-breaking rules that allow it is wrong. it is im

when asked about the report, secretary of education arnie duncan said the findings are concerning. it's unclear what's behind the inconsistencies cited by the ajc. >> this encourages further exploration of these unusual patterns. but it doesn't necessarily mean there's widespread cheating. >> reporter: the atlanta journal constitution points out, and we should to too that most teachers don't cheat. still, some experts charge that high stakes testing that links funding and jobs to student performance can lead to abuse. lester? >> thanks. >>> up next, she looked like a queen. a surprise guest at a wedding today. >>> back now with the most famous pair of wedding crashers since vince vaughn and owen wilson. kw queen elizabeth and her husband phillip decided to pop in on some newlyweds. >> another city, another adoring crowd. but when you've been queen for 60 year, it's hard to pull a surprise. unless, of course, you drop by a couple's wedding, know their names, know where they're going on honeymoon and leave them stunned. >> i think it just hit us. oh, my god, it was like proper shock.

arnie and his two kids were headed to fill the rv with water but when he tried to started, smoke began coming from the engine and was fully engulfed after a few minutes. everything inside was toy steroid. >> they've got other toys. but i like to think their values are with people and that's where mine were so i was glad to get them out. >> they even escaped scooping up their four-legged family member. he said it was months before the started the engine and had to pump it a few times before it started. >> a gas leak was brought under control. at 2:30 a construction worker cut the natural gasline, near the corny of geary and hyde street. pg&e crews arrived on scene and capped the line. >> 51-year-old man was fatally hot and run over by the suspect's car in east oakland this morning. it happened just after 3:00 a.m. on 88th avenue. officers saw several cars speeding away from the scene and they discovered the man on the ground. he had been shot in the head. was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the city of millbrae is being patrolled by the san mateo county sheriff's department. the sherif

arnie took it to us today. >> overseas we go. exhibition game at the tokyo dome. the former san francisco giant john grounding out. a's pitcher gave us just two hits on the day. they were terrific as was that guy. two run shot makes it 3-0. later in the inning jimil weeks. brandon allen scores. kate longworth was more tremendous video from tokyo. >> reporter: it was finally time for the athletics to play ball after two days of traveling and workouts. with the regular season just days away it was a great test for oakland. >> it was good. i think some things could have been better. we can't complain deepcomplain some of the things we had to deal with like the jet lag. >> it feels good to be out there. a little different environment. we've been in arizona the whole time. to come out to japan and play some exhibition games out here, it gets the adrenaline going more. it's nice to be out again and a couple of days off. it's nice to be back in a competitive environment. >> first pitch i threw was kind of crazy. felt like there was a band behind me playing. obviously, th

education secretary arnie duncan is make the remarks at dc motel and will moderate a panel discussion at an education summit. >>> and job seekers are encouraged to attend a job fair at the four points by sheraton hotel near bwi airport. it runs from 11 to 2ch dozens of employers will be on hand like the secret service, stewart enterprise and next day blinds. >>> and if you are around the city of baltimore, be on lookout for the elephants marching down pratt street. they will be going from the b and n to first maine arena. watch it wednesday through friday. >>> and first lady michelle obama is returning to the late night stage. she is going tie pear on the late show with david letterman -- appear on the late show with david letterman. she is going to talk about the join force initiative that supports military families. >>> herbert lane will dribble and spin a basketball down the arlington memorial bridge. it kicks off globe trotter week including three games at verizon center and school visits. >>> here at abc2 we are work for you and each week we try to make you aware of the latest sc

secretary of education arnie duncan says the findings are unclear. >> this encourages further explanation of these unusual patterns, but it doesn't necessarily mean that there's widespread cheating. >> reporter: the atlanta journal constitution points out and we should too that most educators don't cheat and there is value in testing data that could help teachers determine if students have basic skills. still some experts charge that high stakes testing that links funding and jobs to student performance can lead to abuse. >>> up next, she looked like a queen, a surprise guest at a wedding today. ople here sure ary but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've been practicing how to talk like a true chicagoan. switching to geico could save you hundreds of dollars on car insurance... da bears. haha... you people sure do talk funny. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilo

enforcement is but one tool as arnie indicated. these numbers, though they tell a disturbing trend and they are a call to action to all of us to study what's happening. they don't automatically suggest that there is evidence of discrimination sufficient to rise to the level of a civil rights violation under the federal civil rights laws and education. >> i had a discipline information. is there a distinction made between the types of infractions for which people are disciplined? i don't know if that's available on the website. >> this collection does not look at a fence type. it looks at the sanction as we have seen the numbers of suspensions more than once or single instances in school or out of school. expulsions or referrals to law enforcement or arrests. it doesn't brick out by types. some studies have analyzed this and many schools and districts are posting this information on the websites. >> thank you. >> hi. secretary duncan, you munention the school -- i want to know how you are addressing this through policy on the ground

after that, education secretary arnie duncan on racial disparities and how schools punish misbehaving students. later, transportation secretary administrator john pistol taking questions at the national press club. c-span's 2012 local content vehicle cities tour takes our book tv and american history tv programming on the road. the first weekend of each month. march featured shreveport, louisiana, with book tv at the noll memorial library. >> mr. noll was born here, lived here most of his life and he started to accumulate books when he was a teenager and continued into his 80s. he accumulated over 200,000 volumes. if we have a gem in the collection it is probably going to be this one. it's one of the books we're most proud of. it's in the original binding from 1699. and it was once owned by a very famous scientist. you can see he's written his o so i. newton. much anymore because it's starting to flake away on the title page. >> we look at the civil war medicine. >> pioneer medicine a long stretch from what it is today. and you consider that, the things that we take for granted today

secretary of education arny duncan will join mayors from new york city, los angeles and chicago along with their superintendents today. it's called the -- the forum is called education now cities at the forefront and reform and it's happening today in d.c. where we're looking at live pictures there. it's all about improving classrooms in the united states, particularly in urban cities. >> and president barack obama will be on the road today visiting walter reed army medical center and visiting the wounded servicemembers. no word yet exactly on what time the president will arrive. >>> it's not going to be a weekend of relaxing for gop candidates. it's all about campaigning ahead of super tuesday. new jersey governor chris christie will campaign in ohio with mitt romney. rick santorum will be in the buckeye state as well. he'll be in chilicothe outside of columbus. tuesday is when 10 states hold primaries. ohio is considered one of them and is considered a must win for the candidates. >>> the search continues for a woman is that went missing from a luxury cruise liner >> stay with us, w

a commitment and the commitment has to be from the earliest ages through elementary school to what arnie duncan calls the bermuda triangle of school years. and the commitment has to be deep and it has to be strong and it has to be through that process that gives somebody the opportunity others of us are too likely born with to contribute and create economic security for our families. now the third point i want to make is that i think one of the most critical things for us as a country in making progress is that we establish, and what is what i believe you're trying to do here. that this commitment is something where there is an overwhelming consensus in our society to achieving. because having been here for 20 years, i will be very honest in saying the following thing. i think there's a deep double standard when it comes to evaluating programs and policies for the poorest children. we do not find out that a particular intervention to cure cancer has failed and therefore, decide that's an argument for not investing in research to cure cancer. we do not decide that if a certain military we

that's the headline from arnie par rins writing the story for the hill newspaper. this measure was eventually changed to please angry catholic leaders writes the newspaper. the vice president who by the way is catholic said that the second version of the rule is where it should have been in the first place. it was prompted by a question from one of the students. here's how the exchange unfolded. >> i have to raise this question for my family because you were introduced as a faith based man. propose obama was quoted in a commencement address at the university of notre dame saying let's honor the conscience of those who disagree was abortion and draft a sensible clause to make sure all of our health care poses are grounded in clear science and ethics. mr. vice president, why did you disregard the statement in the hhs mandate forcing all faith based employers to provide contraceptives for the very thing that violates their conscience? i believe this mandate violates the most basic civil liberties and contradicts the very thing that the president believed to be true. d

questions about in school punishments and school related arrests as education education secretary arnie duncan put it the sad fact is the minority students across america face much harsher discipline than non-minority even within the same school so according to the civil rights data collection statistics from two thousand and nine to two thousand and ten more than seventy percent of students involved in in school related arrests or cases referred to law enforcement or hispanic or african-american although black students made up only eighteen percent of those enroll in the school samples they counted for thirty five percent of those suspended once forty six percent of those suspended more than once and thirty nine percent of all expulsions overall black students are more than three times more likely as their white peers to be suspended or expelled and districts that reported explosions under their zero tolerance policies hispanics and blacks students are presented forty five percent of the student body but fifty six percent of those expel the statistics were gathered from seventy two tho

today arnie duncan, education secretary, announcing new details to make sure that these grants can improve the high school graduation rate and improve schools overall. part of the america's promise alliance, a forum that took place here in washington, d.c. >> what are the ingredients? what are the secrets to this success? in the program we're seeing schools that boost student achievement tend to share at least two common elements. first, they have a new dynamic leader who is deeply committed to the students and to the surrounding community. i'm talking about extraordinary principals like roy sandoval who works on a high school on an induation reservation 200 miles northeast of arizona. every monday morning he gets up early and driving 2 1/2 hours to his school. all week long he living on the reservation before driving 2 1/2 hours back to his family for the weekend. the second thing that turnaround schools have in common is that they have teachers and adults who share relentless focus on improving instruction, both through collaboration and through the use of data. all four of the sig model

he is atop the leaderboard in arnie's event. tiger can not get the putt to fall but birdies. gets the lead. the drive with the three-wood goes left. out-of-bounds, tiger double bogeys the hole. shoots a 71. opens the door for graham mcdowell, share of the lead on 18. he shoots a 71. trails tiger by one stroke. entering sunday. >> the cal member win their second straight ncaa swimming title. saber cats over utah. coming up later, high school hoops and the a's are in '. >> alan: coming up. >> drive and save money on gas at the same time. find out how later on "7 on your side". >> alan: a puppy, smaller than a cookism the amazing tale of survival when we return. >> alan: good evening. i'm alan wang. in tonight's headlines, police in san francisco are still investigating the brutal murders of five people. police say the violence was not a random act and one person or more were targeted. the escape was so gruesome the medical examiner is still trying to determine the cause of death. >>> in morgan hill a teenager has now been missing for more than eight days. friends and family sea

. >> my secretary of education was captain of the harvard team so way back when, arnie and i were playing and he said i'm telling you we have this terrific guard named jeremy lin at harvard. what's interesting is, the fact that somehow folks were missing it in practice. i mean, that's what's interesting. because you got to assume that during scrimmages, he was running that pick and roll pretty well. >> okay. they missed it. they missed it. >>> in sports it's good have the wind not in your face. this international soccer match he booted the ball, the wind redirected back towards him and into his own goal. >>> a year before the warriors moved to san francisco the big dipper achieved one of the greatest feats in sports history and tomorrow wilt chamberlain's 100 point game turns a half century. >> after x numbers of years of course you have to realize that the truth bends slightly. al's here to make sure that i don't, you know, start talking about the iliad and the odyssey. >> reporter: he wasn't odysseus but will chamberlain's 100 point game still has former teammates in awe 50 years later.

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education secretary arnie duncan made a stop in delaware the other day, a small state that two years ago won some grants, $118 million, to be exact, from the obama administration's program. what lessons can be applied to the rest of america? let's go to the governor who just wrapped up with secretary duncan. welcome, governor. good to see you. >> you too, matt. thanks. >> what were you doing with ar knee duncan and how is your race to the top initiatives going so far? >> well, they're going well, and today was essentially an update for secretary duncan, first with some teacher representatives, some school board presidents, some superintendents. that was one meeting. and then another separate meeting with some businesspeople, foundations, as well as some teacher representatives. and this is really difficult work. we're making really good progress, but it's hard. the key thing here is to make sure people understand the imperative. there are 3 billion people around the globe looking for work. there are only 1.2 billion jobs available. we are clearly in this global competition for jobs a

to the video, steve mcman, former speech writer to secretary of state condoleezza rice, elyse jord arnis here. you know, it's amazing -- here's the first lady on letterman last night. they won't give back. they are threading the needle, parsing their terms. david axel rod is a smart guy. why are they stuck in this position of not giving that money back? >> i think, why would they give the moan back? it's $1 million f. they did, it's the best thing that could happen to bill maher. he has a ton of publicity and he gets his million dollars back. >> sean: i don't think so. hereof's what i think, 41% approval rating, steve, look, put aside the democratic strategist leanings, 41% approval rating and you are up for re-election and you are upside down on the issues and to reach out or to alienate the base and risk the wrath of maher, which would be harsh, i don't think he has the political courage to do it. >> i don't think it's political courage. i think it's political wisdom. he's taking money -- >> sean: courage, wisdom -- >> super pac, taking big donations from people -- bill maher is a come

tiger has won arnie's tournament six times here on 17, last birdie of the round.ots a seven under 65. leads the tournament by one stroke at ten under par. third and fourth-round coverage this weekend right here on nbc 4. >>> talking baseball now. one of the big questions for the nats during spring training is will injured slugger michael morris be ready to start the season? today gm mike rizzo was optimistic saying, quote, i feel good about him opening day and if not opening day, soon thereafter. this afternoon the nationals lose to the astros, 5-1. elsewhere orioles taking on the red sox and the birds showed up. bottom of the first, no score. adam jones up with two outs and a man on and clay buchholz, you so don't want to go there. up in the zone. jones crushes it. just inside the foul pole, his third home run this spring. baltimore in front, 2-0. bottom three nick thinks he got under it. tosses the bat. check it out. get some help from mother nature. just out of the reach of jason repko, his first home run of the spring. orioles beat the red sox, 6-5. coming up

arnie duncan says the president would like to set up a game with lynn this summer and that lynn shouldm the white house pretty soon. president obama said he recognized lynn's talent long before lynn-sanity spread across the country. justin bieber made a joke on twitter and he asked his 19 million twitter followers to call him right now and he gave a phone number, minus the last digit. an 81-year-old dallas woman has a number just like the one that bieber posted and her phone has not stopped singing. she doesn't want to change the phone number she has had since 1966. she has hired a lawyer and she hopes bieber will apologize so she doesn't have to sue. a former u.s. senator writes the naked truth about his colleague it's literally. senator arlen specter includes details from the senate gym that you may or may not want to know. he describes senator ted kennedy as a walrus and senator john thune as a movie star. while you were worried about war, health care and the economy, senator specter is -- well, he's peeking. there have you it, the best of the rest. a g.o.p. candidate says he's cons

that is arnie looking on. he likes what he sees in this one.re on the par 3 7th from 201 yards out. this is what you call pureed. watch this closely. a couple bounces. rolling, rolling, rolling. >> wow. >> and in for the ace. the second one of the day. the other one by anthony kim. on 14. charlie wie going for the bird and this is a long one. he gets to two. he's chirping. a coleader with jason duffner both at six under. as for tiger, tiger is putting for birdie here on 15. tiger very solid in this round. he finishes at three under par as he gets the birdie to go so tiger just three shots off the pace. i meant to come out to you after the quarterback story. everybody is so infatuated and in love with rg iii for good reason because the kid has a sparkling personality and he obviously is a heck after quarterback. but it is really a no lose situation for the redskins. >> i was ready to say it's not the worst thing that can happen to you. you just have to take andrew luck. >> he was going to be the number one pick last year. >> was that 30 yards? y

education secretary arnie duncan says the government is not alleging overt discrimination but say ite educators to address the discipline gap. the former general manager of a restaurant co-owned by paula deen claims in a lawsuit that the celebrity chef and her brother created a hostile work environment. lisa jackson alleges that sexual innuendo and racial slurs at uncle bubba's seafood house in georgia gave her panic attacks. a deen spokesman refused to comment. and a quick round up of what has you talking online. a thief with the heart of a saint is a top search on yahoo. officials at christ's church say a box containing the preserved heart of saint lawrence o'toole was stolen this weekend. irish police say it is the latest in a series thefts involving religious relices. tmz reports that kim kardashian has donated twice the value of her wedding gifts, an estimated $200,000 to the dream foundation, a charity for people with terminal illnesses. her gifts became an issue when the marriage fell awe part in 72 days. >>> after weeks of dodging pregnancy rumors, snooki is facing questions

. >> whose how he got to know about jeremiah lin, through arnie duncan. >> another celebrity on capitolr federal nutrition and childhood hunger reporting the food network host dating andrew cuomo, first girl. she got tearit. eary-eye eary-eyed. >> if stuff. a good message. >> that's an unbelieveable initiative and effort. and it's worth getting teary-eye teary-eyed about. >> principlee william and duchess indicate kate will have a new roommate. >> pregnant? >> no. she is not. >> we don't know that. we don't know that. different roommate prince harry is moving in with them. it won't be a crowded small apartment, though. sleeping on the sofa. the brothers are very close, and they wanted to be closer together. so he is moving in and also kate and harry get along. >> that could be trouble. when your in-laws start moving in. >> that's right. >> not so much. congresswoman, let's start with health care. they finished yesterday, the arguments in the supreme court. what do you think is going to happen? >> i don't know what's going to happen. i really don't. i don't have a crystal ball. but i wou