now this is the cafeteria today, it has rollup barn doors in the cafeteria that all roll up and the cafeteria becomes an indoor-out door space. this is the cafeteria with the doors rolled up and the spaceship outside ready to launch which i'll show you in a minute. and this is the courtyard with the modular buildings, one very old wellness center, a couple of other bungalows sitting there, dull and dreary courtyard. that's the same view today. brand new building, all the modular is gone, brand new courtyard, brand new elevator, exciting space. that's the view looking back the other way to the cafeteria. and that's the view today. that's the new lunch shelter which leads off the cafeteria. trying to create a sense of place for the students of wallenberg so they can congregate and play an feel like they're at a real high school. there we have the lunch shelter with the tower in the distance, series of benches for students to have lunch. the courtyard is not quite as large as that, distorted by the wide angle view. i want to end with cleveland because i think cleveland is a great story. clevelan

we need to connect the cafeteria with the classroom. >> i think the awareness is coming, though.elle obama was talking about healthy eating in the schools and healthy eating among parents. we know there's a healthy free hunger kids act to set new nutrition standards for all koodz kids from schools to vending machines. here is a typical comparison of pizza lunches at school and after. whole wheat pizza, no more chocolate milk. are these coming in slowly? are you happy that it's happening? >> i'm always happy that our federal government is supporting good eating for kids. i think the government's job is to provide basic regulations on nutrition and i call it a floor rather than a ceiling. but this is really a local mission. so the usda, which runs the school meals program has mandated that every school district that participates in the program has a wellness committee and a wellness policy. it's a great opportunity for parents to get involved on the local level, it's a grassroots kind of thing where you can advocate for what you want to do going on in the lunchroom, in the classroo

third floor cafeteria. we get thinner, too. -- dinner, too. i have a closed session meeting, so i will come right after about, and it is a little disturbing to hear there is a lack of trust. i would like to address about and talked to some members. it is not our intention to waste the time of parents and if not to listen to them. it is our intention to have parents assist us in making decisions, and i know i speak for many members of the board when i say we appreciate what you are doing, and with the middle school assignment process, we all listened intently to what you had to say. if we did not agree wholeheartedly to what you might want us to do, it is not because we did not listen. it could be because we also are looking at strategic plans, and as you mentioned, the score, so we are looking i've the information and -- of the information and how different groups are performing. i do not think it is the intention of this board to alienate or disrespect the pac at all. we greatly appreciate what you are doing. i look forward to seeing a deal o

. >> reporter: students had to stay in the cafeteria. neighbors say children were picked up. but authorities asked residents to leave their home. >> i was praying no one got hurt. a lot of people were in the temple and i was hoping nothing would happen. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect was violating a domestic violence restraining order. they did not release his name. alejandra cerball kron 4 news. >>> well, there was applause but the closing bell was anyone but justify. the markets fell sharply fueled with fears the world is headed for a new recession. the dow was down 391.01 points at 10,733.83. the nasdaq composite fell 82.52 to 2,455.67. the standard & poor's 500 index fell 37.18 to 1,129.58. >>> the state of the nation's economy a hot topic during the debate tonight between the republican candidates for president. this was the second time in less than two weeks they faced off. rick perry was again the target of attacks but as expected so was president obama. >> reporter: the gop hopefuls debated the economy. while taking swipes at the president. >> president obam

joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. >> first of all, we would like to thank everybody for coming out on such short notice. on behalf of the 49ers, i just want to say that the behavior that was exhibited by a small number of people on saturday night is not acceptable to the san francisco forty-niners, for the city of san francisco. we have had a great relationship with the city of san francisco and a great relationship with this community. despite one of events on saturday, this has been a great place to watch football games and a great community to be part of, and we want to continue to make sure that we are part of this commu

joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. >> hi, everybody. my name is carmen chu. why don't we get started. with a marking up with the department of small business -- we have been working with the department of small business. this project started when we heard from neighborhood merchants. unfortunately, they had access issues, visibility access issues. we have been working closely with many of our partners year today to educate about these -- many of our partners year today to educate about these issues. also in terms of board guidance. i want to thank all of you for coming. many of you may have assistance. i know many merchants c

joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteriathe famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this.

contaminated meat made its way into school cafeterias throughout japan. the children ate it for weeks. we pay a visit to the gumnar prefecture, south of fukushima. a former minister is not surprised by the scandal, caused by, as consuming cesium- contaminated hate. -- caused by cows consuming cesium-contaminated hay. >> food is short. livestock farmers have no choice. >> he plays music to keep his animals calm, but elsewhere emotions are boiling over. japanese authorities temporarily halted the sale of beef, but the meat is once again being bought and sold, even in areas where people barely dare to live anymore. that includes towns like te mpura, located on the edge of the evacuation zone. >> the farmers have it tough, but they have to survive somehow. they earn money raising livestock, a job they love. suddenly, they are told their meat is contaminated and prices collapse. if i were in their shoes, i probably would have given up a long time ago. >> japanese authorities have promised to enforce improve safety standards of food, and in gumnar prefecture pr

joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the department of elections right choice voting instructional video. it is part of the department of elections right choice voting outreach campaign and is designed to educate san francisco rig franciscoht choice voting. today we will learn what it is and who is elected using this voting method. we will also talk about with the ranked joyce l. looks like and how to market correctly. finally, we will see how the ranked joyce voting process works and to you an example of an election using ranked choice of voting. so, what is ranked joyce voting? in march 2002 san fra

during rainy days, we have to cancel music because the kids have to eat in the cafeteria, until we raise to get another portable for both programs to run at the same time. >> the school also won the national blue ribbon award for academic excellence this year. >> congratulations. i think they will figure it out. >>> a vicious dogfight erupts in a park full of children. next, what police say they were forced to do to stop it. >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield live at uc berkeley. students want to charge me more for a cupcake than people of other races. but they want to give me a discount because i'm a woman. is this okay? the story coming up. >>> deadly injection. the substance that may have killed a patient at a bay area hospital, hit by a nurses' strike. beth! hi. looking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. nogoing back the again. good for you! how'd you do i eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... mul

. >> i'll tell you why a children's hospital has stopped serving a cafeteria favorite. >> i'll tell you about teen volunteers at the zoo. >> join us as we hit the fashion runway for an exclusive look at the fall ralph lauren girls and holiday collection. >> in flag facts, i'll explain why one of our states owes its name to a mistake. >> i'll tell you about one of america's most beloved historical poems. it tells a rousing tale of colonial heroism. but it stretches the truth. >> that and much more, so keep watching "teen kids news." >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> as we all know, jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system. but there's still a lot more to learn about this distant giant. that's what nasa's newest space mission is going to find out. harry tells us more. >> packed with the very latest scientific gear, juno launched in august 2011. >> it gets to jupiter in 2016, so it takes five years to get to jupiter. >> whoa! did he say five years? >> five years to get to jupiter. >> well, the distance we're talki

appease the intelligence community and they'll make sure that he could blend easily their language cafeteria we have his new peers they're not associates i find it hard to believe that the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan well until this site had to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from the active duty. all right we'll all be back with a recap of today's headlines in just a few moments to stay with us. from newry when you look for nuclear winter begin school hops. in june and measured in barrels. when your brain is most more than your building. have new ideas. for. anything. in the united kingdom ulti is available in germany house the land forty one hotel the old waverly hotel they can also tell the millstones hotel some a large country house holiday inn the full details government tells the room brant the crim the chesterfield the once accused motel the royal pawn the rubens hotel. welcome back you know here's a quick look now the main stories we're covering today on r.t.e. russia city of the us labile as paying its last respects to t

october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. >> as you all know, the german marshall fund vehicle very kind to provide us with this -- has been very kind to provided us with this opportunity to have four of their european experts in bicycle planning, bicycle implementation and bicycle programs and they are experts on all aspects of the bicycle. and here in san francisco, you know, we are at this point trying to after a hiatus of three years because of court-ordered injunctions trying to implement our bike plan. so we all a collective goal, i believe, to increase the environmental and nick sustainability of the world around us that we pa

language cafeteria refuse new peers their associates i find it hard to believe the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan roland cheerily decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from. the time after a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at least forty people have died and hundreds more are thought to be missing after shift some cough mainland tanzania survivors say the ferry carrying some six hundred passengers capsized in an area with strong currents near the coast of zanzibar people express anger that the ship had been allowed to leave the port heavily overloaded rescue efforts continue in the area. in libya want to flow remaining colonel gadhafi strongholds but anybody it is close to being captured by the rebels that's a slight fierce resistance from his supporters there's also continued fighting the city of sirte three that often loyalists have been killed one of rebel fighters is reported dead colonel gadhafi audio messages claim he's still in libya despite reports of his family and some associa

music then taught in the cafeteria which is also the multi-purpose room. >> that will conflict with other classes and during rainy days we have to cancel music because the kids have eat in the calf fear yeah. until we raise funds to really get another portable for beth programs to run at the same time. >>reporter: if the school also won the national blue ribbon award for academic excellence. >>> coming up next. amazing progress for brian stowe. big breakthrough for the giants fan viciously beaten in march. >> also parents the posters say too racey to be put up next to child playground. >> stop the final step in the merger with couldn't nental. and then on "nightline". >>> coming up next on "nightline". twist in the case of that missing mom in utah. her father inlaw is now in jail. we show you what police found plus once red hot company implode the head of netflix break silence to address the custom we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take

backwards to appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could land easily language cafeteria his new peers and associates i find it hard to believe that former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan mullen cheerily decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from the active duty. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe libya's rebels say they're close to capturing the town of bani walid one of the whore remaining khadafi strongholds his loyalists have been given till saturday to surrender with fierce fighting continuing in the city of santa three khadafi loyalist happened killed one rebel fighter while forty dead and off the audio messages claim he hasn't fled libya despite reports his supporters have crossed the border and they share meanwhile interpol has issued a red notice is for the colonel's arrest and that of his son saif al islam. syrian protesters say eleven people were killed in new anti-government rallies across the country friday thousands of demonstrators appealed for international help i

appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could blend easily at their language cafeteria refuse new peers and associates i find it hard to believe that the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan voluntarily decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from the active duty. and just ahead we've got the kaiser report that's right after reminder of our top stories this saturday evening. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around flushing. we've got the future of coverage. welcome back and here's a quick look at the main stories today on our russia city of yet us level is paying its last respects to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the top local. security is being stepped up across the u.s. on the eve of the adverse real nine eleven as a new threat emerged some now fear that america's war on terror has created more enemies than it's destroyed. plus television a cairo strike a new sour note in relations as an angry mob egyptian capital storms the israeli embassy forcing its sta

to appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could blend easily their language cafeteria refuse new peers and associates i find it hard to believe the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan interiorly decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from active duty take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe libya's rebels say they're close to capturing the town of bani walid one of four of the remaining get off the strongholds his supporters have been given told saturday to lay down their arms with fierce fighting continuing in a city of seventy three khadafi loyal us had been killed one rebel fighter reported dead colonel gadhafi is audio messages claiming he's still in libya despite reports of his family and some associates crossing the border in tunisia where meanwhile interpol has issued arrest warrants for both a colonel and his son saif al islam. a syrian protesters say a leaven people were killed in the latest round of anti-government rallies across the country on friday thousands of demons

wards to appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could blend easily at langley cafeteria refuse new peers and associates i find it hard to believe that the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan voluntarily decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from the active duty first if he were allowed to stay on active duty it would show his due respect to his military peers and subordinates in the military community second in no way it would insult the intelligence community for a simpler reason that historically they have more than enough flag officers who lead this organisation and michael hyden comes to mind as the latest example and last but not least central intelligence agency puts a premium on symbolism so it was pretty symbolic that general petraeus was forced to step down from the military right on the eve of the nine eleven. train out of some other stories making headlines. cross the globe libya's rebels say they're close to capturing the town of bani bani walid one of the four remaining qaddafi strongholds his loyal

to appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could blend easily their language cafeteria refuse new peers and associates i find it hard to believe that the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan mullen tearfully decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from active duty. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe a ship carrying some six hundred people has sunk off mainland tanzania with more than half the passengers thought to be missing survivors say the ferry capsized in an area with strong currents near the coast of zanzibar people xpress to anger about the ship had been allowed to leave port heavily overloaded rescue efforts continue. in libya what a horror manning khadafi strongholds bani walid is close to being captured by rebels despite fierce resistance from khadafi supporters was also continued fighting near the city of sirte three khadafi loyalists have been killed one rebel fighter reported dead prebble cut off his audio messages claim to be still in libya despite reports of his

we're not going to build an employee cafeteria. we're not going to separate our employees from the city. that interaction is healthy. it builds a neighborhood, not just a campus. and their reaction that we have had from the citizens advisory committee in mission bay has been just terrific. we do not want to build an open and unused plaza in either, so you see these designs incorporate private spaces, public spaces, intimate spaces with in this large public square. of course, water is a continuing theme that you will see throughout the campus. and as we mentioned earlier, sustainability is a very key value for us. we are seeking lead plan and certification for the new campus. we will have a number of sustainable features here. we are exploring the mall now in our design phase, including geothermal, chilled been, and solar panels on the roof. we also wanted to take advantage of the old fashioned sustainable ideas, like using a natural light in the spaces and have windows that really opened to provide ventilation. we're very, very kee

wards to appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could blend easily at langley cafeteria refuse new peers and associates i find it hard to believe that the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan voluntarily decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from the active duty. well time now for a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at least forty people have died and hundreds more are thought to be missing after ships some cough mainland tanzania survivors say the ferry carrying some of six hundred passengers capsized in an area with strong currents near the coast of zanzibar people expressed anger that the ship had been allowed to leave the port heavily overloaded rescue efforts continue in the area. in libya one of four remaining colonel gadhafi strongholds bani walid is close to being captured by the rebels and that's despite fierce resistance from his supporters there is also continued fighting near the city of sirte three get off the loyalists have been killed and one rebel fighter is repor

wards to appease the intelligence community and to make sure that he could blend easily language cafeteria refuse new peers and associates i find it hard to believe that the former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan volunteer early decided to resign from the military i'm sure if he had an option he would never resign from the active duty. all right well i'll be back with a recap of today's headlines in just a few moments to stay with us. your is when you look for nuclear winter against. blondie's measured in barrels. when your brain is more than your body. when you have no idea what is really doing in. order to. in the united kingdom she's available in the house bill and the one who took the old way believe her to make it in the search of the mill stone hutto country house . the blue. turns the river the crim to feel. the oil the ruben's her child. welcome back you know here's a quick look at the main stories we're covering today on r.t.e. russia city of yet us labile as paying its last respects to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the top local ice hock

whether they sit in the cafeteria therks can be both and do nothing to the tune of 4.3 million so far this year. dana sthis a good argument as to why we should privatize the male system? private industry hasn't solved this either and then they fire everybody and pay huge break kedges during a bust and hire them all back. nobody figured this out. and for a $9 billion loss a year, the service will take a picture of you. there is a lot of things you spend money on. it is a good investment. >> wow, you convinced me. >> come to think of it, i have always liked the postal service. >> they used to spend $30 million. that's a good sign, right? i don't know. just say what you want. >> i know you come to people, greg, for these quickie punch lines, and sometimes i have a thought. >> all right. >> and what do you make of this? >> the idea that the post office is doing a great job. it is against the law to compete with the post office. you use federal express. the reason it has to be delivered overnight or within two days it makes it special. i'm sorry, no business pays for millions of people to

fitters together history now is representing a public school teachers function or a gun teachers cafeteria workers fighting for every last bit of their government pension what a pathetic downgrade and how does this tough talk back on the teamsters supporting drilling in anwar you know real jobs for real man as opposed to kind of our genes and the little part above god i don't want you know fighting for nuclear power plants being installed this just that is evidence of the decline of the nation that he's not even representing manny what the actual jobs he's represented some to our viewers this public sector worker who doesn't want to kindergarden teachers are pathetic i guess and still has a bad memory from kindergarten after all she still has yet to learn the want to lesson from that grade play nice with others and that's very true. coming up when more people participate in our democracy is not supposed to be a good thing i guess doesn't think so in fact he thinks it's close to criminal or and there's a liberal. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisio

thousand dollars gold is also buying fewer plants for the offices and has decided to make office cafeterias credit and debit card only eliminating the need and the cost of paying armored truck companies to haul away the cash poor goldman sachs but wait a second before you start taking on canned food collections for goldman let's look at the truth behind the numbers of those who do work there are making more than ever before and profits their continue to grow so i want to talk about this and joining me now for more is the publisher of the trends journal and director of trends research institute the always outspoken and gerald ford. lawrence and hey there gerald let's talk about goldman sachs and what's going on there should we be concerned that this mega powerhouse of a company is now starting to layoff its employees. yes in some ways you know we could make fun of course you know the course cutting edge is there a joke but the whole financial system is under attack and as we saw recently with the released information from the federal reserve we heard from the j.p. morgan chase's of the j.p.

my last visit the coming downstairs offices cafeteria 43? the chairmen who went to see eric and the founders. is there some way to pump more advertise same dollars so far the danger is if they create a payroll what if newt -- of the newspaper is it not have a similar payroll? they given permission from the wire service since o were "christian science monitor" six-- per week online. january and fruit-- reinforce the notion and the other problem is how do you change the culture that basically says information should be free? then the haq question. i read what murdoch said to sky tv we will stop google from searching but and i think his e-mails are printed out so he can read them by the way. [laughter] and he tries to put it to you on the defensive he is paying 125 million to the book publishing industry and to those comes to realize you need professional content to use the generator content andy advertiser does not want their ads you have to have more professional content and to generate more income but i wish the near times hedican answer but

potentially fatal reactions can happen unexpectedly whether in the classroom, on the playground or in the cafeteria there's a cure, it's crucial we learn how to 'respect every bite.' [female announce to learn more, contact faan at 800-929-4040 or visit food allergy dot org. a public service from faan. >>> candidates to be san francisco's next major hit the pavement. afterward avalos explained today's significance. >> we expect that voters would now after labor day start to be more attuned to the messages of campaign. >> reporter: state senator leland yee met voters while standing beside signs in english and chinese. adachi met with voters. >>> a dutch company suspects iranians of hacking their website. hackers have high jacked hundredsover security that gives their clients undetected security effort. the attack could only be carried out by a large internet company or a nation. >>> in other news of the world tonight, in japan a deadly typhoon is the latest disaster to hit that country after the earthquake tsunami and nuclear accident. landslides washed out roads and bridges. the government promised