tim brown hoping to be headed to canton.nd we'll hear from a few giants as they savor ion.brne is xt.le sports is next. >>> the giants report for spring training in less than two weeks. today's fanfest was one last time to relax, and enjoy the fruits of be iing world champs. the ballpark packed with fans, over 40,000 filled the field. there were less than 25,000 last year. what a difference a title makes. fans also getting a chance to get a pic with the shiny hardware. for players, it was nice to savor that championship once again, with the giants faithful. >> this is kind of a chance for some of the fans to kind of talk to us, and be a little more personable with us, and we had that opportunity. it's been a fun deal. fun seeing the fans the last few days. the city's still excited. just flying back in here, seeing the orange and black has been pretty cool. we couldn't ask for a better day. >> almost like an extension of break. we owe it to the fans. they're the best fans in the game. they showed up for the parade. so today w

and over 50% were by lingual and mostly canton ease. there has been -- active deeper recruitment and a variety -- a focus on bilingual teachers. there's an -- there are -- they're also sexhrg teacher exchange programs for mandarin speaking multiple subject teachers. >> commissioners, building, what do these programs look like? there are some assumptions that staff kept in mind when building the middle school feeder patterns. first and foremost that the language pathways and a plan for our english language plan will require a certain number of middle school seats to be reseerved at sites after dual language programs where built over the next five years. we showed you the figures the last presentation that we brought to you. also very much in our -- in our thinking that the special education redesign project also calls for setting aside a certain number of general education seats for students with disabilities to facilitate inclusion at all schools, not just some schools and all grade levels over the next few years will have inclusion stu

de los puntos es que la ciudad de oakland deberá contratar más personas que hablan más español y cantonesnte bilingue. >> la señora maría ha vivido por varios años en oakland y dice que en una ocasión tuvo que ir por más de tres veces a estampar una denuncia . >> los formularios tambiñn deberán ser traducidos. >> la medida estaba aprobada por más del 10 años , pero reciñn ahora empezara a ponerse en ejecucion. >> el gobierno federal va contra los notarios sin escrupulos que los que a todas formas quieren regularizar su situación legal . >> ---miles de personas que son victimas de abuso sexual viven en silencio por mucho tiempo debido a la culpa que sienten. ---en la serie especial "sobrevivientes del asalto sexual", "flavio lacayo" hablo con una mujer que tuvo la sexual", "flavio lacayo" hablo con una mujer que tuvo la valentía de enfrentar su miles de personas que han sufrido violaciones sexuales no denuncian por sentirse culpables. >> este es el caso de martina que vivió estás cosas . >> el dolor queda por mucho tiempo . >> no somos víctima, somos sobrevivientes. >> ella es esposa y mad

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. >> canton eagles biliteracy. and then -- then the cantonees speakers transition over to the middle school with some instruction and introducing mandarin? >> correct. that's the hope. >> so we wouldn't -- you're not looking at this valley, and beginning -- beginning with mandarin also at a younger age and then being able to transition over to -- to this middle school. is it a possibility that they would be -- there would be a mandarin strand. i'm wondering if -- if we do that -- that -- if we, we start other mandarin immersion programs over on the east side, then we would have a middle school that -- that -- those schools can feed directly in to. do you know what i mean? we're lacking mandarin immersion programs over on this corner of the city. >> right. >> if we were to develop more. the plan to develop more, so we would then. i guess. i didn't know who would be feeding into this. that's why -- >> right now we only have the valley elementary school slated to feed into. we're working with the existing brams that w

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that explosion just east of canton ohio sent a ball of flames. you can see in your picture was strong enough to shake the ground. fortunately it was in a remote rural area and no one was hurt but investigators are still looking for the cause. now this explosion comes just one day after a similar gasline explosion in neighboring pennsylvania. the coroner now says five people died in that home explosion wednesday night in allentown, pennsylvania. the victims range in age from a four-month-old boy to a 79-year- old man. a leaking gasline is being blamed far explosion that leveled two homes and started several fires. >>> people in san francisco don't want to see an outside as the cities next police chief. it seemed to be the consensus at a public hearing. instead residents and officers are lobbying for someone within the department who will last long on the job. >> odds are things will get resolved better. promoting within the department will help moral because it gives us a sense of feeling. >> officers also say the department needs consistency. for

a step that the us air force were in canton northern sweden and train vom being so close to russia. what if we russia goes to canada and train bombing shouldn't it be a little bit. unfeeling if we didn't it would have war. i mean i would be very very scared if they started bomb being close to another country came over from the other side of the ocean and started training bomb being a course the americans should have the right to be to be to be secure and so what's going on here what are they planning for what are they planning for like in the northern sweden so close to russia we have the it recently i mean it's not it's not many years since it was seems they were invaded from the west that's why i always bring. figures when i talk about these about how many people were killed during the second world war i was eighty years old when the war was over i don't remember the war but i remember i was afraid but those who are a little l there it's just just today it's yesterday and you shall always be under understand that people who have endured such a horrifying war like russia you should

among them, diane and dennis harris from canton, ohio, who always dreamed of living and teaching abroad. six months into a two-year commitment in libya, it was all they had hoped for. >> a blast. it has been a grand adventure. so this was our retirement plan. >> yeah. >> reporter: that is, until last sunday, when the qaddafi regime's response to the protests turned ugly. they didn't see it. they heard it. >> you could hear a lot of machine gun fire. they were very quick, repetitious automatic weapons being fired-- >> it was all around us. >> reporter: days of frustration followed. their flights kept getting canceled. the ferry was their only way out. >> i really haven't had a chance to cry. i think once i get on the plane, that's probably when-- the tears are just going to flow. >> reporter: the harrises learned a lesson they won't soon forget-- what americans take for granted, libyans are paying for dearly. >> to feel what they feel, it became very real how blessed we are in america to have what we have. and how hopeful we are the people in libya can experience that, too. >> reporter:

and will not be headed to canton with the rest of the class of 2011. >> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class of enshrinees, consist of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris handberger, les richter, ed sable. deion sanders. and we will have a class of seven, the seventh name on this list is shannon sharpe. >> stanford banging away at maples, against the last place arizona state, jeremy green scored a season high 23 points and was a perfect five for five from downtown. as the team, the cardinals, knocked down 10 threes and stanford led by 10 at the half and held off asu in the second half. dwiet powle with a big put- back, and the cardinals win 83- 75 to improve to 5-6 in the pac- 10. >>> on the women's side, stanford blew out arizona 91-61 for the 48th straight pac-10 win. the longest streak in school history. and cal lost at the buzzer to arizona state, 45-44. >>> the most popular player in the country right now is byu's jim, another big afternoon linking the ninth ranked cougars to a 78-64 win over unlv with 29 points, and he becomes the all-time leading scorer in the mountain west

tim brown did not make the final cut for the pro football hall of fame and will not be headed to cantonf the class of 2011. >> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class of enshrinees consist of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris handberger. les richter. ed sable. >> deon sanders. and we will have a class of seven. the seventh name on this list is shannon sharpe. >> stanford banging away at maple last place, arizona state, jeremy green scored a season high. and a perfect five for five from downtown. as a team, the cardinals knocked down ten threes. stanford led in the half and then held off in the second half. the cardinals win 83-75, to improve to 5-6 in the pac-10. >>> on the women's side, stanford blew out arizona 91-61 for the 48 the straight pac-10 win. tying their longest streak in school history. and cal lost 45-44 to arizona state. >>> the most popular player in the country right now, byu's jim erferdet leading the nine the ranked cougars with a win over unlv, with 29 points. he becomes the all-time leading scorer in the mountain west conference. >>> no giant has enjoyed the spot

canton out and fight at the same time. >> first of all, of course there has to be a political process. almost every insurgency in history has ended for some combination of military might and political process. where i do not agree with the gentleman is that this year, i think the taliban will see that there is no meaningful removal of u.s. forces from afghanistan. this will be another year where the taliban will be heavily defeated on the battlefield and will therefore make a political decision more rather than less likely. >> why has the -- does he intend to honor the agreement with the arab forces? >> i do not accept what the gentleman is saying. the armed forces are actually excluded from the report in terms of increasing the contributions that people make. that me remind him first, we said we would double the operational allowance for people serving in afghanistan. we have done that. we said that for the first time we would increase -- introduce a premium for the soldiers' children who go to our schools. we have done that. we have said that your leave should start when you land ba

year tim brown did not make the final cut for the pro football hall of fame and will not beheaded to cantone class of 2011. >>> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class oven shrineys consists of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris hamburger, less richter, ed sabo, deion sanders, and we'll have a class of 7, the seventh name on this list is shannon sharpe. scottsdale... jarrod lyle gave >> ricky fowler doing his best to win over the gallery on the rockets 16th hole in scottsdale. jarrett lyle gave them something else to cheer about when he be came the first pro since 2002 to hit a hole in one on the 16th. you think he is excited? lyle is 9 shots off the lead but no one is a bigger crowd favorite than phil mickelson. >> hit it over the glass. whack 'em, whack 'em. >> lefty shoots a 65, leaving him four behind leader tommy gainy through 36 holes. i have been to that 16th hole, it is crazy. i have never seen another hole like that in golf. it's amazing. >> oh. >> you feel like you feel the ground move. >> maybe some day i can get there. >> sorry. >> we'll be back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a pittsbur

dr adrian pops from the university of canton britain has a treaty marks a real milestone in russian u.s. relations. the reset has often been dismissed as just nice rhetoric with little action but now we have a concrete outcome of the reset in us russian relations and i think both sides will want to build on this indeed missile defense has been one of the most divisive issues but as we saw in november at the nato summit in lisbon president via the is prepared to discuss this and also prepared to consider russian participation in a missile defense shield that it's not aimed at russia but in fact is a rogue states and so it would really help to diffuse tensions of the last few years and move forward in a more positive spirit both sides that's also been the case in the past with previous treaties so i don't think that is any different. real threats always exist both sides have you very careful as to where they want to put out because that would really set back relations by by many years. in age of president hosni mubarak has made an attempt to call on the country stand situation by reshuffl

the earliest case i looked at is the foundation of switzerland in 1291 when three cantons in what is today the alpine region, longer enemies of each other, formed what became the swiss confederation. i looked at the formation of the iroquois confederacy in upstate new york which was born in 1450 in a small town that still exists today. these five iroquois tribes came together that have been killing each other and each other, the chilly for centuries from 1450-1777, not a single tribesmen died in battle. i look at the concert of europe, 1815-1853, a system that preserved peace among the great powers and on up to the present-day. cases from latin america, the middle east, southeast asia, north east asia, spreading the net as widely as possible to get different cultures at different times, some states, some non state actors trying to figure out how these magical moments of peace occur. let me tell you what i've found. i'm going to tell you what i found by just telling you the story of one particular case, and that is the case of the united states and great britain. a case which today we

. >> reporter: much of the canton area remains in the dark.e storm that brought tree limbs down on power lines. aep crews from across the region are working virtually around the clock to restore power. hundreds of crews that are manning these trucks are working 16-hour shifts. at the end of those shifts, they get onto these buses and they're shuttled over to hotels for a good night's rest and then it's right back at it the next day. back at the shelter, wilma stays busy quilting and praying. >> just asking the lord to bring me through so i can go back home. >> channel 7 action news starts right now. >> some drivers are spinning their wheels tonight. an arctic blast threatens to turn mounds of snow and slush into ice. >> we turn to glenda louis in detroit's west side in a neighborhood stuck with a whole lot of snow. glenda? >> reporter: the streets are still packed. when you get to the side street it's like the storm stopped in time here, making for plenty sticky situations. how did you get stuck? >> well, it's the weather. it's the weather. >>

host: canton, ohio, on our republican line. caller: did morning. heard you say you were to close some loopholes. right now, american businesses are taxed a lot. i struggle to get by, but half the money i make goes to paying taxes whether it is local, federal, or state. insurance, hospitalization, retirement. i do not even keep half of my paycheck now. i get taxed even more. in the end, i spend 39% of the money that i make. you want to take more from me? i do not understand. maybe i should not work. host: what are your thoughts on that sentiment? guest: it is very common. people to not like paying taxes and that is understandable. we are collecting a lower share of the taxes than we were in the 1950's and have added a heck of a lot more spending. that is an unsustainable situation. we need spending under control and we should focus our attention on getting spending under control, but at some point we're going to have to look at more revenues. and not to be done in the most economically friendly way that we possibly can. we need to raise more revenue

host: let's get to our calls, beginning with canton, ohio. you are on align with the senator. caller: thank you for taking my call. senator, i have a comment and a question for you. by all accounts, this movement in egypt was started by anonymous students using modern electronic devices -- facebook, what ever. i think that obama's speech in june 2009 at cairo university steered the students up. i also think that every american media outlet -- the journalists over there, i believe the israelis called it professional and narcissism. i include you a part of the government. what if president mubarak called for obama to step down because he has a lot of opposition in this country? guest: the caller was not very good on the sound, but i think he has a point. internationally, people look to the united states for broad principles, and we certainly ought to be standing for freedom and democracy at the same time we are approaching -- at the same time we are promoting stability what would we care in the united states if foreign head of state suggested how we handled our domestic policy?

dorothy lamb, canton, ohio. 103. joined the nurse corps during world world war.nior center. that's great. keep your mind sharp. like me? that's right. david winston, west bloomfield, michigan. get this. he is 100. his secret to longevity? drinking cheap whiskey and hanging around beautiful women. hallelujah. god have mercy. george koller from reading, pennsylvania, is 102. third time he's tried to get on the show. huge eagles fan who never misses a game. how about that? can't beat that either. and take a look if you will, alfred crudele. 100 years old. and he was a friend of president kennedy during world war ii and enjoys hunting and fishing. that's all from beautiful ft. myers, florida. you've got to come see us. >> all right. willard, thank you so much. >>> and just ahead, we're live at prince william and kate's first official function since announcing their royal engagement. >>> breaking news that we're following this morning, a plane had to make an emergency landing in oakland international airport just a few minutes ago. we have got line pictures of the air