for those of you who may know remember that burton high school was actually created -- established in 1984 as a result of a consent decree following a lawsuit by the naacp against the san francisco unified school district. and the purpose of that consent decree was to really provide equal educational opportunities for all children in san francisco. and ms. sullivan has certainly helped to make that happen. she has been teaching math at burton high school for the past eight years, and she has truly been a leader throughout her tenure. she currently teaches advanced algebra honors, algebra and geometry. and i can tell you the impact that a teacher can have on the life of a student from my own personal experience is really tremendous. and i certainly remember my geometry teacher to this day, [speaker not understood]. not only her math lessons, but the life lessons she taughtv me stayed with me. ms. sullivan is widely respected for her innovative teaching style. she encourages her students to learn from one another through creative and collaborative approaches. and she truly expects the v

which brings me back to congressman burton when he was returned to the u.s. congressman burton delivered a passionate speech about bahrain and urged fellow lawmakers to support the country and its regime. i had occasion to visit a great friend and ally in the persian gulf area and if we ever needed our allies in that area because of iran we sure need them right now and i'm talking about the country of bahrain now the us committee on ethics says that staff members can receive expenses from private organizations quote an affiliate of an affiliated with any government for foreign travel so basically they can get their trips paid for as long as the expenses don't come directly from the government itself but that doesn't mean that the trip isn't intended to promote national interests as if one trip wasn't enough he's going back and this time the congressman isn't alone the former congressman will also be joined by u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton is just one of the many perks of being a policymaker and it could end up affecting american attitudes

lance burton oscar grand and survante and denisc titan and king, and dr. seler titwell. >> good morning, members of the committee, my name is darrel davis and i am the president and ceo of davis and associates communications. and i am also contractor on the jc proposal. i was really surprised to hear from the airport speaker that lbs were not considered a consideration in the proposal. this is very surprising to me and i would like to know why that is. that that was not a consideration of evaluation of the proproesal. jc (inaudible) went above and beyond and they included our firm in the proposal to provide advertising. that is an authentic partnership that we have with jc dco that we rarely experience with large companies and we are glad to be on this proposal and i hope that you take that into consideration. because it gives us an opportunity that we would not typically have on a project like this to be part of a advertising program that is typically held by very large firms that don't include local businesses such as mine. they have provided us with an

i'm reminded that hall burton is a town in canada. the ruined jobs in toronto more cabs only makes it easier to get a cab where it is already easy to get a cab. you are on the very cusp of a new era of opportunity corruption. you have found a way to exclude the people and the cops. you operate in an authority vacuum with an enforcement vacuum and a dispatch service vacuum. the cops should just be issuing tickets for non-compliance. without a

it f it did, burton wouldn't get to drink the wine as much as he would like to.ell the wine it make lenders whole. >> i think it is incredible that he never asks exactly what the loan is for. isn't that risky? if you don't know what is t is for, how do you know if you ever get paid back? >> because you've got the wine. you are only loaning 35% of the value of the wine. he knows wine and he looks at every bottle and assesses it. they offered other borrows that want art or jewelry, he doesn't know art or jewelry. he knows wine and that's the only thing he will take as collateral. >> and he can drink the profit. >>> the unmanned falcon orbit earlier today from cape canaveral, space x is the creation of the co-founder of both paypal and tesla motors. and there is a problem. nbc space analyst joins us on the newsline. what is exactly is the problem? ? >> mandy, they launched on time at 10:10 a.m. falcon 9 rocket carried the dragon into orbit where it was supposed to be. once it is in orbit it starts chasing the international space station. it was to have gotten up the

in the burton act we manage this property on behalf of the people of california. people can come to the port, stay at a hotel, eat at a restaurant and shop and those are all determined to be consistent with the public trust. so when we do major projects along the water fronts in almost all cases there is an interest in making sure the state greece agrees that what we are proposing is used with public trust. sometimes that's what the authors want to make sure things are appropriate. the major project that we have built for the land use plan. and in each case we've, with the exception of the cruise terminal have gotten a letter written by the executive officer of the state lands commission. we've gotten commission vote, state land commission itself consist of the state's controller, the lieutenant governor and the governor's director of finances so the commission can vote after hearing it or we pursued state legislation. and where the port has pursued legislation is pier 30-32 and whether venues is appropriate at this sight was the transportation access to the site.

i'm reminded that hall burton is a town in canada. the ruined jobs in toronto more cabs only makes it easier to get a cab where it is already easy to get a cab. you are on the very cusp of a new era of opportunity corruption. you have found a way to exclude the people and the cops. you operate in an authority vacuum with an enforcement vacuum and a dispatch service vacuum. the cops should just be issuing tickets for non-compliance. without a license to pickup spontaneously -- the pirates always appear one generation before the destroyers. you are playing the game so badly you are just like the u.s. military in iraq you are teaching people it's a mistake to play by the rules. i really don't mean this sarcasm. in a business where things are out of grope group's control the question is where is the adult supervision? >> good afternoon. sir. my name is -- and i'm driving cab since last 8 years sir driving cab is really really very hard although we make money i know that you guys know that but it's very very hard you know. on the road 24 h

jones, lamont bishop, lance burton, trevor honeycut, melvyn phillips, eldoris cameron, dr.anny preston wylie and peter fits simmons. the members of the committee -- let's give them all a round of applause for their hard work. (applause) >> i particularly wanted to do that at the front end of the day's program because we always get to the back end when we're rushing and rush out and don't have an opportunity to acknowledge the people who really have done the hard work. as i mentioned, the society is a membership based institution that derives most of our operating revenue from membership dues f. you're not a member of the society, please join us or renew your membership today. i should note that anyone who joins or renews a membership today will receive a free autographed copy of our keynote speaker's new book, the title of which is martin's dream: my journey and the legacy of martin luther king, jr. we have a terrific program planned for you today. of course, the heart of the program will be our speaker, will be the remarks of our keynote speaker dr. claiborne parson. you h

neighbors and hall burton down as well. leading the s&p gainers today. jcpenney the retailer got a positive report from an analyst at oppenheimer because of the new joe fresh shot. but says pennies needs to work through its problems. >> as ttrazenika reported a big drop. and forecast continuing difficulties with competition from generic drugs. shared traded in new york were down slightly at 46.18. >> and after six year on the job, electronic arts ceo offered his resignation during the tenure. the stock dropped more than 60 percent. he said in a memo revenues will be at the low end of his earlier guidance and was accountable for it. shares were down at the close and rose after hours. >> moving now from wall street to washington. this week, law makers are working toward a measure that keeps the government up past next wednesday that's when current funding runs out. but the real budget battle over long-term spending cuts continues. >> republicans and democrats in washington are still fighting over taxes and spending but they've agreed to keep the fight unde

burton ruled both jojo and the other boy found in the river had been asphyxiated. >> we didn't have anyer one of these boys swimming in the south river in their underwear. >> other bodies were washing up in the chattahoochee river to the west and the north of atlanta, five in the next six weeks. >> if i was doing that, i would be throwing them off the bridge. >> mike mccombas grew up in a river in tennessee and he knew if it had to float downstream it had to be dropped in the middle of the river. mccombas suggested the bridge stakeouts. >> we looked at remote places and dark places and we believe at nighttime rather than daytime. >> they began night watches at 14 bridges over the chattahoochee and south rivers. the stakeouts were to last four weeks. nothing until the very end. >> we at that point were ready for that to be our last night. wayne williams showed up that night. >> just before 3 a.m. the station wagon drove onto the bridge. >> he waited a couple more hours, we might not have been there. >> otherwise we would have missed him. >> next, the night on the bridge. >> you said i kn

burton ruled both jo-jo and the other boy found in the river had been asphyxiated. >> we didn't haveer in their underwear. >> other bodies were now washing up in the chattahoochee river to the west and the north of atlanta. five victims in that river in the next six weeks. >> i said, you know, if i was doing that, i'd be throwing them off the bridge. >> fbi agent mike mccomas grew up along a river in tennessee. he knew if something were to float on downstream, it had to be dropped in the middle of a river. mccomas suggested the bridge stakeouts. >> we looked at remote places, dark places. we believed it would be at nighttime as opposed to daytime. >> the fbi and police began night watches at 14 bridges over the chattahoochee and south rivers. the stakeouts were to last four weeks. nothing until the very end. >> we at that point were ready for that to be our last night. and wayne williams showed up. that night. >> just before 3:00 a.m., the station wagon drove onto the bridge. >> had he waited a couple more hours we might not have been there. >> otherwise, we would have missed him. >>

i would like to thank sspd officer burton and others for galvanizing the entertainment community who have advocated foyer policy changes in [tpro-b/] front of you today. [speaker not understood] it's unfortunate because we have not yet successfully revisited this healthy policy for the future and i encourage us to do. so the arts have thrived here and reactivated and renovated it's underutilized areas. with that, the sali, we're going move most of that so the central corridor. so we need to look at what really going to happen comprehensive and let's look to the dormant basics on treasure island. >> thank you. >> hi, my name is teresa gonzalez. i live on folsom street between 10th and 9th street. i support the west soma plan. i am worried because growth is painful, but this plan allows the balance to protecting the community. so the years of seeing changes have made me as being a single mom vigilant. because i am worried about the safety of my family and the community. so it's been tremendous, the growth in soma. it's the in thing now. everybody wants a piece of soma and everything bu

schools that they are from are raw talent and school of the arts and okay land and mission high and burton high and so i am looking forward as not being biased on who should win that competition. and i want to congratulate ellis and that is going to be honoring all of the accomplishments this year with their multiple acknowledgments, both state and federal, and local accomplishments, and congratulations to principal esito for all that she has done to work closely with the staff to make all of that happen and the parents. congratulations to everyone on that. and i know there is, i am sorry. >> my schedule looks a little bit different. there is one other thing that imented to share, so on saturday, at city hall, college track is going to be hosting college track san francisco day and it is an opportunity to expose our students to mentor and career fields that low income first generation students that are under represented in including technology and junior engineering science and sales. and so there will be folks from multiple organizations in those arenas that will be mentoring 200 youth th

the same slot that last year cost warner brothers quite a bit of money with "dark shadows," the tim burton film. but, does anyone really want to see another version of "the great gatsby?" i don't care how much razzmatazz. this was a book that everyone tried to avoid reading in high school. so i don't expect a boon of dollars to come in for this movie. > real fickle industry, isn't it erik? you can never know what is going to hit and what is going to bomb. and so much rides on these movies. > > you kind of get a sense - we kind of saw the "giant slayer" bomb coming a mile away. but then you go back, and warner brothers goes back to the well for a sequel, and after "great gatsby" they have "the hangover part 3" coming out, which they hope is going to be a big hit for them. the other two, obviously, gigantic hits. the last film cost $80 million, so if they keep the budget down on this one, i think they can pull a profit. but, everyone hated the second movie, so you are going to see the profits come down on this one, i guarantee that. > i guess that would mean being a movie star, you're not ge

susan burton now i runs -- now runs five safe homes for women in los angeles, women released from prison. her organization is called a new way of life. she prides help finding jobs, housing, helps to reunite women with their families, and beyond that she is organizing formerly-incarcerated people to demand the restoration of their basic civil and human rights. clearly, clearly susan has caught up to king. but what about the rest of us? now, what i have to say on this point will not be popular. it is not the sunny, cheerful message that is expected on the day after we inaugurated for the second time our nation's first black president. but i believe it to be the truth, and it implicates me, and it implicates everyone in this room. and the truth is this: we have allowed a human rights nightmare to occur on our watch. in the years since dr. king's death, a vast new system of racial and social control has emerged from the ashes of slavery and jim crow. a system of mass incarceration that no doubt has dr. king turn anything his grave -- turning in his grave today. the mass incarceration of poo

after a bruising confirmation hearing john burton is a friend officially sworn in to leave the cia but when it came time to take the oath of office he used a constitution draft that was missing in the bill of rights that story straight ahead. in the u.s. love to use drones overseas but more and more american police departments are turning to these machines to track citizens at home now congress is demanding information on the domestic drone program will look into the issue ahead. plus you have the right to report police officers a new ruling says citizens can video officers and use the footage in court will look at the ruling and what it means for citizen rights. if monday march eleventh five pm in washington d.c. i'm maggie lopez and you're watching our t.v. . well after a contentious confirmation process john brennan officially took over as director of the cia on friday brennan was sworn in by vice president joe biden with a few in attendance the media was not invited to attend the event and only a few pictures actually came out from the white house press photographer but the secrecy

mecir lost his first bid, finishes second in a gop primary when he challenged dan burton, but he camein 2012 winning the seat vacated by mike pence. in his first run, he defeated the son of legendary basketball coach jerry tarkanian. they join me now. are you disappointed you never got a chance to vote on a replacement bill? i want i would like to see it action but the house has passed two, the first almost a year ago. >> but you never got to vote for one, not in this congress. >> you're right. i would have liked to have had that opportunity. i believe that the structure of the sequester cuts doesn't make sense. we all to have those reductions, but this is a debate that's been going on. clearly republicans have put forward a proposal. congressman horseford, were you surprised at the lack of urgency this week, where nobody seemed to be -- there were no back room negotiation. were you surprised at the lack of urgency? >> i did vote against adjourning last week, because i felt we did need to stay here, and do the job the american people elected us to do, to come up with a balanced approa

. >> jason burton constantly deals with the destructive nature of drug addiction which affects nearly 80% of the prison population. >> i'll come in here, and seeing all the addicts and seeing all, how screwed up lives get because of the drugs makes me ashamed to even say that i was a drug dealer. really. i was trying to raise money for my latest movie. >> what does it take to make art? >> i made some bad choices. this was going to be my biggest project ever. this was going to be the movie. the full-length feature, 90 minutes. i wanted to shoot on super 16 instead of digital. film cost a little more money so i had to kind of push it. i pushed the envelope. you know, i got a little wrapped up in the money too, you know. when the money started coming, my original purpose got sidetracked a little bit. i was selling drugs. i had like about 58 eight balls, which is about $6,000, $7,000, maybe. i wasn't used to having large amounts of money, you know, that quick. i couldn't -- i mean, i couldn't stop. and then all of a sudden, my whole life crumbled, and i lost the school i was going to and,

you had bill burton doing on behalf of the president. you kind of liked what he was getting done. but in boston, not so much. you weren't thrilled with -- feeling like the super pac spending was getting its money worth. >> the law said you can't coordinate with the super pac. that's uncomfortable place to be, there's some group out there that's running an ad, they had no communication with you and they can be going down a road that we have no interest in talking about. there's always an element of surprise when it comes to a super pac, good, bad or indifferent. >> especially when there are a bunch of them. you guys had one. >> right. >> we weren't on the same page at all. >> towards the end, they finally figured out. they realized they couldn't communicate with the campaign. they can actually communicate with each other. towards the end, they started communicating with each other and that really helped. in the primary, you could say the super pac was the restore our future super pac played a big role on behalf of governor romney. remember he lost south carolina to newt gingrich. h

burton r. harlem what's so different now. even in the 90's. >> guest: absolutely. >> host: i guess part of what i wonder, still interested in the past before we change gears, sort of if the parents are taking account of those kinds of ships, policy shifts demographic shifts and making demands for new approaches to educational reform, are they factoring all that stuff and are they locked into a certain historical moment as well? >> i think that the parents, and you talk to them, they just care about whether kid goes to school. and, you know, i hear people talk about parent involvement in schools, and parents are just really focus on their kid and what will happen to them and getting them into the very best school that they possibly can. and some parents have more savvy and others in figuring out what school that is and some people value different things about schools, you know, being close to my house may be, you know, very important thing or the teachers are nice to me in care about my kid, that kind of thing. so people and p

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