he went to, and attended and graduated with honors at phillip and saddle burton high school. [applause] one of the things that attracted us to getting him enrolled in phillip and saddle burton was the commitment that they had that every student at phillip and saddle burton was college material. chad has graduated, he went to ucla where he continued to distinguish himself. he then went on to graduate to honors. then he went to presumption princeton university. i thought he was going to follow the path of jean and jane and i and go to law school, but one day when he was home for the christmas holiday break when he should be filling out applications for law school he had all these history pamphlets out there and all these study books about history, but what's up with this? he says well, with that, i'm finished. >> with that, i give you doctor chad williams. >> thank you, that's just way too much drama. i /tkoerpbt don't know what to say. thank you mom and dad for that introduction, thank you san francisco. how we doing? [applause] happy black history month. i can't even begin to

we will talk with chad burton. if you have a question you can give me a call or drop me an e- mail. >> welcome back. we're want to talk with chad burton about the 10 pillars of retirement planning. >> this is a subject that is intimidating. maligned and first, knowing your expenses. >> is this just the budget? >> this is a little bit more than that. we have 10,000 or more people a month turned 65. they just do not understand the concept. they believe that their health care is paid for. they forget to budget about the type of travel that it want to do. it is really a lot of people that go to their career is saved through their 401k but they spend it. if you want to know if you are ready, you need to go to your expenses. >> what are your dreams and how do want to spend each day. >> how do you recommend this? >> sit down with your spouse. , with a bucket list or just something that you slowly get into? >> people who have a lot of money do not absolutely live by a budget but they do go back on track their expenses to s

washington, oh conel and burton. we have enrollment of 212 students and of those 211 completed at least 1 course. here we show that on track and offtrack students we had a completion rate of 91 percent or 241 attempted. >> here are two charts looking at the outcome before and after the program. the first chart shows the personal -- percentage of on track students who completed the program. as you look at the chart over all before our evening school over 29 students were on track. after summer school it increased to 24 percent. if you look at the second chart, it shows you the changes of graduation status of our offtrack students. they are initially offtrack at the beginning and after the evening school program we show a positive change of 33 percent. 33 percent is the offtrack students able to move up in their graduation status meaning they are closer to graduation. it shows a break down of 12 and 11 and 10th graders. >> moving forward one of the things we have here is the spring evening school where we offer courses

. >> and they like -- it was tim burton on a loop. >> jimmy: they just loved tim burton. >> they lovedat up, sal and raff? and they were really cool guys. and they were like, they had real opinions about film. whereas i was like, "whatever resse witherspoon is in, give it to me." >> jimmy: yeah! that's what i'm talking about. "man on the moon," man. that's my jam! >> i heard we have that in common. it's literally my favorite movie. >> jimmy: no. it's one of my favorite all-time movies ever. "man on the moon," reese witherspoon. >> i don't even know how to process that right now. >> jimmy: yeah, it freaked me out. >> because that movie formed my entire idea about romance, which couldn't be healthy because -- >> jimmy: she learned how to kiss, like, on her hand. >> she learned how to kiss on her knee! >> jimmy: on her knee, that's right. >> she's like, making out with her knee and listening to elvis records. and then -- >> jimmy: elvis records. sleeping on the front porch because that's how balmy it is in the south. >> yeah, so balmy. and then the guy that she likes impregnates her siste

burton -- asusberg. schalke entered the match in fighting spirit, determined to won second place in the championship. they netted the first goal seamlessly in the 16th minute. the second half kicked off in similar style, 29 minutes into play. side up 2-0.ome their final hopes were dashed when the referee disallowed a header. the final score was 2-0. schalke is on course for champions league qualification. >> it leaves the bundesliga table looking like this. tothe top there is pride diebold and the championship seeds as well. the real action is in the bottom. stuttgart join them in the automatic relegation places, while homburg has a chance of climbing out of the bottom three -- hamburg as a chance of climbing out of the bottom three. fastest inriver was a session of the circuit. a hard timead staying on the qualifying track and the malaysian grandly -- malaysian grand prix. during the session it was very tricky out there. particularly at the end, it was on was impossible to see. i could not do my last la

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. >> joining me around the table, bill burton, deputy white house press secretary during obama's first and "new york times" columnist and cnn political commentator. let me start you out with some political numbers. question by "the new york times" late february was do you approve of president obama's handling of foreign policy? 39% said democrats, on down the line to don't know or won't vote. now we have a crisis in ukraine, which even if people can't find the ukraine on the map or much less crimea, they get this impression of how the president's handling it. how's he doing? >> not terribly well, i think it's safe to say. president obama's overall foreign policy strategy, which you could call a kind of foreign policy realism that emphasizes sort of stepping back a little bit from conflicts, not putting boots on the ground in foreign wars and so on, has been genuinely popular with the american people for good reasons after the bush rather. in the last year and a half, though, we've seen some of the problems with their approach well in order for a realist foreign policy to work, you can'

. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> may 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoesrecord is captured on a time lapse video that went viral. >> people in west moore must be underground for this tornado. we have large large chunks of debris. >> the entire nation watched, as the tornado took a direct hit on the hig elementary. in moore. >> from the looks of the school i knew it wasn't looking good. >> winged recorded at over -- winds recorded at over 210 miles per hour. turning the ground into a pile of rubble. >> it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in texas tech university lab, they work to make it a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon called boomer . virtual potato bottomer on steroids. >> pictures i've seen of the damage after a tornado is all about impacts. >> where wind really becomes an issue is that the debris opens up the building envelope, the walls, the roof. once you have that envelope opened, now you have got double the trouble. the most predominant projectile that we see in these storms is normally some

>> i grew up on pbs with reading rainbow, levar burton. [laughter] tavis: but he couldn't do this.u ain't going to see this on reading rainbow. >> i wanted to do like a newer version. we are not trying to stop kids from reading the book. doors, want to open up maybe teachers can use it. it is hard being a teacher nowadays. you are underpaid, overworked. kids are crazy. throw this on and maybe it might spark one kid's attention. tavis: the new york times did a wonderful piece. this is the kind of stuff we need to see more of. greg and youknow know that his work is called "thug notes" you can check it out. you will be entertained and empowered by it. if there are any kids in your life who you want to take a different look at the stuff you have been trying to get them to read, have them check out "thug notes." congratulations. good to have you on the program. it is our show for tonight. angst for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: join me next time for a conversation with peniel joseph a life and missi

. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> oh my god! 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoes in record was captured on time lapse video that went viral. >> large scale, tornado, here it is, right in front of me. people in west moore ought to be underground. we have large large debris. >> the tornado took a direct hit on the elementary school. dlaimg lives of seven children. >> by the time i got to the school i still hadn't heard any word on kyle and by the looks of the school it wasn't looking good. >> winds recorded over 210 miles per hour, ripped through the school fogging down walls and turning the playground into a pile of rubble. >> i think if you live in tornado alley it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in a lab in texas tech university, engineers work to make micky davidson's goal for storm shelters a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon. it's call boomer. virtual potato-launcher on steroids. >> you launch things straight at walls, right? >> that's right, yes. >> professor larry

burton ruled both jo-jo and the other boy found in the river had been asphyxiated. >> we didn't haveming in the south river 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 woul

here comes jabari burton in your living room.nday, hit boast posts and crossbar -- both posts and crossbar, no goal and the flyers lose to the l.a. kings. no. 1, no other way to say it than the 76ers are flat out horrible. they lost to the spurs by 22. that is their 25th loss in a row. one more loss and they will tie an nba record. we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> coming up on david letterman josh charles from the good wife. >> that was the guy that got shot. >> you gave it away. >> have a good night! ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. test and now recent television the reason television was invented, david letterman! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

. >> it's like richard burton. how to handle a woman, you know. but it's pretty funny. he's still got his game, right? >> he is sounding like seth meyers and jimmy fallon doing that. you go through that speech, and he is trying to appeal to all these components of this coalition. women probably be the biggest component. but african american -- >> who have the most voters? >> women vote more than anybody else. and we had the whole war on women and all those silly republican rape comments last time around. we want people to remember this. >> you think the ferocious right wing people out there who are pretty nasty, do you think they particularly turn off and maybe turn on women voters to go vote against them? they particularly don't like these guys on issues, not just abortion, but all the range of issues. they come off as very nasty. >> women tend to be for liberal voters as well. you're talk about minimum wage. you're talking about preserving health care options for people. women respond to that more than men do. they care more about climate change. so the more that ted

you are looking from chopper 5 at the phillip burton federal building and united states courthouse where any moment now state senator leland yee is expected to walk out after paying a half million dollars bail. the conditions of his relief include travel restricted to the state of california, surrendered his passport and not allowed to possess firearms. >> this 130-some-page indictment so extensive a couple of things that jumped out to me, statements that leland yee allegedly made about him taking $5,000 to arrange this meeting with the weapons dealer and in fact he said if he became secretary of state, he didn't want to have anything to do with the money. that he didn't want to go to jail. these are pretty damning statements if they're true. >> reporter: they are. you know, we must say that, you know, he is innocent until proven guilty. these are the allegations brought by the federal government but yes, what is striking here is that in other cases involving public corruption, you know, we'll hear from his attorney here, but often you'll hear from attorneys say, eh, you know, they were

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burton high, is known for his jazz band and will be introduced for the national peer to peer jazz, program, and it will be presented by six of the countries music students along with the recording artist. and the kansas city, jazz and blues vocalist, lisa henry and so congratulations to the students for this honor. i also wanted to annoys that the students who have a 3.0 or higher will be celebrated at the school district's annual african american honor roll event where i will be congratulating the students with the success as long with the board of education fewer, and our vice president, dr. emily murase and commissioners. breed and cohen will also be commenteding the students, and rob engineers will mc the celebration that is for the black school educators and a volunteer, organization of sfusd educators and this event will take place tomorrow, wednesday, february 26th from 6:00 to 8:00 talon miller at saint mary's cathedral, and the public is invited to celebrate our academically high achieving african american students. and also to promote the art and craft of the original book making

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the party chair, john burton, has made a point of publicly asking these candidates not to seek the partyndorsement this weekend. he's saying that he's going to stay neutral, but he's also acknowledged that he can't really control what votes happen and who can contend for what. but i think in the push for neutrality and trying to avoid a party fight, i mean, that's a clear sign that democratic leaders don't really love the top two primary system where you can have democrats battling it out with each other in the fall. >> i want to ask chris lehane -- >> most professional races -- >> i'm sorry, we're getting short on time. let me ask chris about that, because in the south bay, you have a battle. is that a good thing for the party? >> i think competition is good as a general proposition. i think any time candidates are forced to have to actually campaign, it's good for democracy, it's how it is set up. you know, i would separate that from the top two primary process, which i do think has become a bitter challenge for democrats and has had some unintended consequences, where you could have t

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. >> state democratic party chair burton says his party is strong despite the suspension. >> it justshows a human frailty about greed and you know needing money and willing to violate the road to office to get extra money. >> reporter: the state senate can allow all three suspended members back but only if they are cleared of all charges. in san francisco, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the three state senators on suspension are still getting paid. senate president protemp steinburg wants to change that. >> the state authority has no authority to stop pay. i want to introduce a legislation that would offer the option of suspending a member without pay. >> if approved it would go before voters on the november ballot. >> 18 of yee's codefenders appeared before a court. they included keith jackson. the attorney for chow says the public should not jump to conclusions. >> the charges read like something out of a big crime movie. but when you learn the facts and really separate them out as to what's important. it usually turns out to be something less dramatic. >> reporter: none of

. >> state democratic party chair burton says his party is strong despite the suspension. >> it justshows a human frailty about greed and you know needing money and willing to violate the road to office to get extra money. >> reporter: the state senate can allow all three suspended members back but only if they are cleared of all charges. in san francisco, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the three state senators on suspension are still getting paid. senate president protemp steinburg wants to change that. >> the state authority has no authority to stop pay. i want to introduce a legislation that would offer the option of suspending a member without pay. >> if approved it would go before voters on the november ballot. >> 18 of yee's codefenders appeared before a court. they included keith jackson. the attorney for chow says the public should not jump to conclusions. >> the charges read like something out of a big crime movie. but when you learn the facts and really separate them out as to what's important. it usually turns out to be something less dramatic. >> reporter: none of

pieces of the burger pie like raytheon with their missiles lockheed martin with their jets and hello burton and blackwater and so on and so on hey when all these big companies milk the system with big contracts during war why should the average grunt take part in alluding to what reason does this kelly guy have to not also try to make a buck off the war it seems like in the world there are people who are often punished not because they steal but because they still far too little while not wearing nice suits but that's just my opinion. your friends post a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend stupids tear jerking poetry keep jobs norris. we post only we. are to do your facebook you street. there i marinated this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up we're taking a closer look at the year's fifteen billion dollar aid package to ukraine it might sound nice of first but we're taking a look at the fine print seen what's really behind the offer then i sat down earli

i got king burton 101st airborne division. spent time in vietnam. on lead guitar vietnam veteran. singer. he's our front guy. since i started the band i would figure we've probably been to 30-plus military bases. played hundreds ofley leaving on tour in july. we'll have to do our first full live concert and rock for recovery. full sound, full lights the whole nine yards. finally introducing what rock for recovery is instead of being on the road all the time. we're going to rock out, man. show people exactly what warrior spirit is all about. it's all our hard work accumulating into one night. >> the music that we play is just the bus that we ride to work on every day, okay? through the music, we can reach a person who is not willing to seek help on their own. >> music is another language. and it's universal. and we all sense it. >> we're just trying to make a good show. because that show is going to get us the in on talking to a wounded warrior. >> paul is the energizer bunny on speed. he's very motivated. and i think everybody -- you have to find what that passion is again once yo

. >>> joining me around the table, bill burton, deputy white house press secretary during obama's firstional editor for the cook political report. and ross tal bit, "new york times" columnist and cnn contributor. joe biden, out and about. it seems to me a little bit he has over the last month raised his profile and was on "the view" tuesday. want to play just a quick part of that. >> whether she runs or not will not affect my decision. >> have you not said no. >> no, i have not said no. i just truly have not made up my mind. >> we don't even need to say who "she" was. >> elizabeth warren. >> so, hillary clinton he was talking about obviously. it seems to me that joe biden would so much like to run but that hillary clinton has everything to do with it. am i reading this wrong? >> no, you're not. he's the sitting vice president of the united states of america. beyond dick cheney who took himself out, when have you not had a vice president considered as a front-runner? he should right out front. but you're right, this is somebody who knows he's not the first choice of the party. it is hill

lockheed martin with their jets and hello burton and blackwater and so on and so on they were all these big companies not the system with big contracts during the war why should the average grunt take part in alluding to what reason does this kelly guy have to not also try to make a buck off the war it seems like in the world there are people who are often punished not because they steal but because they still far too little while not wearing nice suits but that's just my opinion. the first issue that this government this interim government preoccupied itself with was that the future of the russian language in ukraine and that's at a time when. the country is in cannes so that shows that it shows you the chin three that government was prepared to take the issue is you know what appears to be to many people at least in the west let's say a disproportionate use of force and the day facto occupation of crimea. was in the steam. it puts everything in. letting go of the indian indies for me isn't. part of the protecting its somebody they would make a brother to but then if they really knew y

pieces of the burger pie like raytheon with their missiles lockheed martin with their jets and hello burton and blackwater and so on and so on hey when all these big companies milk the system with big contracts during war why should the average grunt take part in alluding to what reason does this kelly guy have to not also try to make a buck off the war it seems like in the world there are people who are often punished not because they steal but because they still far too little while not wearing nice suits but that's just my opinion. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend stupids tear jerking poetry keep. norris. we post only what really matters out our to your facebook news feed. am i every sunday morning most of the two hundred inhabitants of the village of gather in a small church. am. i i pack. most to a lack of interest in the seminary and its just graphic isolation the parish hasn't had a priest for several years. was what i. was what do you sometimes service has since been run

just even, i had to fly to london to go meet with sarah burton from mcqueen.n in itself because i landed, all the paparazzi are there, and i had to get away from them and figure out how to get into this office without anyone seeing me. 'cause if it leaked that we really shot this, then the cover, you know -- i didn't even think the cover was an option. but it definitely would be out of the -- the cards for us. >> seth: i will say they told me it leaked, i was the backup cover. so i'm a little disappointed. [ laughter ] i was doing everything i could -- >> sorry about that. >> seth: that's all right. that's all right now, with your wedding planning, how involved -- because i just got married last summer, september 1st. >> congrats. >> seth: i would not say i was very involved -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. how involved is kanye in the wedding planning? >> he's super creative, and so i'm so excited that he's really involved in just, you know, making sure that it all looks amazing and is amazing. and he's just so the type of guy that he's kind of

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early 19 50z right after the hill-burton act was passed which pumped billions of public dollars into expanding hospitals and the 1970s right after medicare. one of my case studies is on the for-profit chains which for the most part came into being in the late 1960s. what is it that brought them about? well, it could hardly be a coincidence that right after medicare the hcas, the for-profit chains came into being. one explicit thing medicare did was it reassured investors there was a steady source of revenues for hospitals. few other industries have the government pay the bill if there are shortfalls from their customers. and then i look at academic medical centers like drexel, like penn which rely on medicare to fund the training of future doctors and rely on nih for the research that they do. medicare spending, we all know that story. that's going to have to get reined in at some point. the party will be over to. but in the meantime, it is creating hospitals as we know them today. has that crowded out hospital spending? again, hardly. and then we have subindustries. we have ancillar