she waited 53 years for this moment. 93-year-old olive chandler waited this long. for 20 years, starting in 1938, chandler was determined to get her degree in home economics. but life got in the way. marriage, children, giving birth forced her to delay her education. and in 1949, at the age of 40, when she thought she had enough to graduate, she was told she fell short, one course short. by that time, she had to raise her family. >> because i know how much she valued education, how hard she had worked. and i knew she had attempted several times to finish. >> reporter: that is why her youngest daughter, wanted to do something for chandler. she contacted san jose state, recognizing her mother's love for learning. san jose state reviewed her records and concluded she had enough to graduate. but instead of a letter, san jose state awarded her a diploma. a bachelor's degree in home economics, backdated to august 28th, 1959. >> it is just the thing to prove i did it. but you know, it doesn't -- i don't go out and get a job or -- >> i'm real excited. i -- it is just -- a

at the age of 93 ole live chandler -- olive chandler finally earned her bachelor's degree from san jose state. >> but it is a degree that has actually been 72 years in the making. >> the balloons are up, the student is in his spot, and olive chandler is giddy. she will soon be celebrating her graduation. >> i want to wrap my brain around it. >> it is something her youngest daughter, donna, have been trying to help her mother accomplish after all of these years. >> i just had always felt it was something she wanted and something she earned. >> the bachelor's degree issued by san jose state was granted after her daughter contacted the university. she was hoping they might send a nice letter to her mother recognizing how close she came to graduating in 1959. instead, the school sent her a degree. >> you just got this three weeks ago then? >> about that. >> who is this? >> that's me. when i graduated from compton junior college in 1940. >> back in 1940 the plan was to continue her schooling and earn a teaching degree. but events kept delaying that plan. >> pearl harbor started? >> ya and i

at the age of 93 ole live chandler -- olive chandler finally earned her bachelor's degree from san jose state. >> but it is a degree that has actually been 72 years in the making. >> the balloons are up, the student is in his spot, and olive chandler is giddy. she will soon be celebrating her graduation. >> i want to wrap my brain around it. >> it is something her youngest daughter, donna, have been trying to help her mother accomplish after all of these years. >> i just had always felt it was something she wanted and something she earned. >> the bachelor's degree issued by san jose state was granted after her daughter contacted the university. she was hoping they might send a nice letter to her mother recognizing how close she came to graduating in 1959. instead, the school sent her a degree. >> you just got this three weeks ago then? >> about that. >> who is this? >> that's me. when i graduated from compton junior college in 1940. >> back in 1940 the plan was to continue her schooling and earn a teaching degree. but events kept delaying that plan. >> pearl harbor started? >> ya and i

at the age of 93 ole live chandler -- olive chandler finally earned her bachelor's degree from san joses in the making. >> the balloons are up, the student is in his spot, and olive chandler is giddy.ll soone she will soon be celebrating her graduation. >> i want to wrap my brain around it. >> it is something her youngest daughter, donna, have been trying to help her mother accomplish after all of these years. >> i just had always felt it was something she wanted and something she earned. >> the bachelor's degree issued by san jose state was granted after her daughter contacted the university. she was hoping they might send a nice letter to her mother recognizing how close she came to graduating in 1959. instead, the school sent her a degree. >> you just got this three weeks ago then? >> about that. >> who is this? >> that's me. when i graduated from compton n 1940. >> back in 1940 the plan was to continue her schooling and earn a teaching degree. but events kept delaying that plan. >> pearl harbor started? >> ya and i got married and left school after a year and a half at santa barbara

chandler said i'm going put something in your mouth. prosecutor says the principal should have gone to police. she reported it to human resources department then interviewed chandler about what the child described. >> it's extremely important mandatory reporters understand their ab bli investigation is to report not to investigate. >> the attorney representing the principal. >> what is wrong was not a complaint of abuse. waits a concern about a lesson plan being done by a teacher. when lynn interviewed the young girl her mother was in the room and heard everything being said and my client was in touch with the district and no one thought what they're being sold amounted to an act of abuse. >> a fermer teacher has since been released from the district. he's awaiting trial on five separate sexual assault charges. and the prince as pal is now in charge of continuing education at evergreen school district. >> thank you very much. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that left a man dead that happened just before noon near i

craig chandler was arrested in january after two young student accused him of molestation. notes taken by the principal detail how a student told her chandler put something in her mouth while she was blindfolded and alone with him in a classroom. prosecutors say that should have been enough to report to authorities as required bay law. instead the principal only warned chandler who was arrested when the mother of another child reported him to police. >>> civil rights attorneys asking a judge to put oakland police department under federal receivership stemming from the infamous riders case which went to trial in 2002, four officers were accused of vigilante justice the settlement called for reforms. more than a decade later those reforms are still not complete. oakland city officials say they are working to meet full compliance. no police department in the nation has ever been under federal receivership. >>> oakland police launched new service to get more anonymous crime tips. you can text the oakland police department with information. the service is provided by a website t

she waited until chandler was accused of molesting another child to report him. >> obviously we believe the notes are the most compelling evidence that we have of the student reporting the situation. >> now, we tried contacting the attorney for the principal but have not heard back. they take the allegation seriously and cooperating fulliy with law enforcement. >>> investigators are looking into what caused a car crash that killed a driver today. it happened before 11:00 from interstate 880 to highway 237. the driver of the toyota crashed into a concrete divider and the car burst into flames. the driver died at the scene. >>> continuing coverage, now, of the spike in bay area prices that went from bad to worse just overnight. in fact, since yesterday prices at the pump jumped nearly 20 cents here in california. industry analysts say several factors are to blame including the fire at chevron's richmond refinery and the shutdown of a pipeline into the bay area. according to triple a the average for regular unleaded gas hit $4.52. >> in san jose it is $4.54. it reached $4.60 in san francis

according to the notes, the student told the principal that chandler blindfolded her, wiggled her head and body, asked her to open her legs and other acts that law enforcement believe should have been enough for the principal to report the incident as required by law. authorities and child advocates we talk to say the notes reinforce that belief, especially since chandler was accused of molesting another child three months later. >> obviously, we believe that the notes are the most compelling evidence we have of the student reporting an obvious situation of molestation to the principal, that we believe had to be reported to law enforcement. >> for me, this is a very clear child molestation case, us a it was reported to the principal initially. >> no way you think this should have been interpreted any differently? >> i don't see no way, absolutely no way. >> reporter: the attorney for the principal did not return our calls. the evergreen school district sent us a statement, saying it takes the allegations seriously and is cooperating fully with law enforcement. live in san jose, robert

. >> reporter: 93-year-old olive chandler finally received here college diploma from san jose state.it on the wall. look at it. it's beautiful. >> reporter: for 20 years starting in 1938, a compton junior college in southern california, chandler was determined to get her degree in home economics. but life got in the way. marriage, work and giving birth to five children forced her to delay her education and in 1959, at the age of 40, when she thought she had enough to graduate from san jose state, she was told she fell a little bit short, one course short. by that point, she had to raise her family and never went back to college. >> because i know how much she valued education, how hard she had worked and i knew that she had attempted several times to finish. >> reporter: as the that's why her youngest daughter wanted to do something for her mom. she contacted san jose state and asked for a letter recognizing her mother's love for life-long learning. san jose state reviewed olive's economic record and concluded she had enough to graduate. but instead they awarded her a diploma, a bach

officials say the documents reveal the principal knew of possibly abuse by craig chandler early on.olice say he did not report it until chandler was accused of molesting another child three months later. >> we believe the notes are the most compelling evidence we have of the student reporting an obvious situation. molestation to the principal that we believe had to be reported there. >> we reached out to the principal's attorney, but did not hear back. the teacher is in a santa clara county jail awaiting charges. >>> first step outside, it felt like a taste of fall. >> so if you're heading out, and we know what, a million people are going to be headed out? rosemary is trying to warm it up. we saw that golden gate bridge shot earlier, and still foggy. >> we have fog as you said, a taste of fall. i pulled out the scare crows, because all of a sudden, we are cool in some cases, even cooler than where we should be. we'll continue the trend into the weekend. live look at san jose, a few high clouds streaming overhead along the coast, and just in the bay, we have fog, we have low clouds.

craig chandler is on five counts of lewd and lascivious acts under age 14.an jose, rob fladeboe, kron 4. >> still ahead, we will have more news with details of a deadly officer involved shooting in hayward. >> meantime, this bay bridge still, all that fog. >> will come back. this police officer shot and killed this man in hayward. this was at 11:15 yesterday morning. after he check the license plate. the officer ordered the man to show his hands. when he did not hit the officer said they felt threatened and fired his weapon. this is the second fatal officer involved shooting in the past two weeks. the man died at the hospital. >> the vallejo man is charged yesterday this was the death of 58 year-old daily. >> in vallejo, the men were shot to death are described by members as the life of that neighborhood. kron 4 spoke to the neighbors. >> this quiet vallejo suburb saying that this shooting could never wear off. there are too familiar faces that are dead toward this makeshift memorial is standing where they died. there is a third man that is facing charges fo

teacher craig chandler is accused of sexually abugsing a second grader. the principal accused of failing to report that to police. prosecutors say he told police chandler blind folded her and put something in her mouth when alone with him. >> a man considered an instigator of a rape at richmond high school is serving a long prison sentence. >> today, the man admitted his guilt. >> happening now a central figure in a richmond gang rape three years ago is on his way to state prison. he pled guilty to four felony counts inviewed cloouding aggravated sexual assault with great bodily injury. the 22-year-old sentenced to 32 years in state prison and must serve 85% of the sentence. five others are still headed to trial. in martinez, abc 7 news. >> statewide under cover operation went to investigate 100 unlicensed contractors this week. it shows phony contractors bidding to do work in a union city home. they face charges for illegal advertising and seeking excessive down payments. anyone doing more than $500 worth at a home needs tf a license. >> in san francisco

the notes involved teacher craig chandler he was arrested in january after two student accused him of molestation. the notes taken by the principal detail how a student told her chandler put something in her mouth while she was blind folded and alone with him in a last room with >>> -- >> just a slew of events going on this weekend, many you want to be outside for. >> first things first that would be the blue angels' practice this afternoon, hopefully the fog will have lived by then. >> not only do we have the low clouds, fog, we have higher clouds cirrus clouds due to a system offshore that will bring a shroud/sun mix throughout the weekend. you can -- bringing a cloud/sun mix throughout the weekend. it is cool in the north bay, 48 santa rosa oakland 60 for you, 58 in livermore, 57 and cloudy in san jose. we are looking at the higher cirrus clouds you can see them with the shallow irma reason layer this morning those will thin out for -- for a partly clouder -- cooler, system offshore as it stays offshore it will continue to bring marine air mid 70s inland valley over the weekend har

of the student reporting an obvious situation of month less rehabilitation molestation. >>> craig chandler is in the county jail awaiting charges. >>> san jose police are asking for the public's help to find two men who they say scammed a woman out of her lifesavings. she was approached by two latino men. medium to heavy build. the second man is described as having a medium build, five feet-five inches tall. the men convinced the victim to hand over a large sum of money in order to secure a winning lottery ticket. >> two men have been detained in connection with the killing of ambassador chris stevens. graduated from uc berkeley in 82. the two were stopped at an airport on wednesday. turkish police haven't commented on the report. the september 11th attack killed stevens and three other americans. >>> in australia, hundreds of firefighters are battling massive brushfires. 40 fires have been reported as hot and windy conditions are spanning the flames. bracing themselves for one of the worst brushfire seasons in years. >> hundreds of people in liver pool, england marked the 50th anniversary

of the student reporting an obvious situation of month less rehabilitation molestation. >>> craig chandlerin the county jail awaiting charges. >>> san jose police are asking for the public's help to find two men who they say scammed a woman out of her lifesavings. she was approached by two latino men. medium to heavy build. the second man is described as having a medium build, five feet-five inches tall. the men convinced the victim to hand over a large sum of money in order to secure a winning lottery ticket. >> two men have been detained in connection with the killing of ambassador chris stevens. graduated from uc berkeley in 82. the two were stopped at an airport on wednesday. turkish police haven't commented on the report. the september 11th attack killed stevens and three other americans. >>> in australia, hundreds of firefighters are battling massive brushfires. 40 fires have been reported as hot and windy conditions are spanning the flames. bracing themselves for one of the worst brushfire seasons in years. >> hundreds of people in liver pool, england marked the 50th anniversary of

all of chandler began pursuing a degree in home economics in 1938. marriage, work, and family forced her to a delay hurt education. at the age of 40, she was told that she was one course short. her daughter cost for the college to recognize a mother's love for lifelong learning with the letter. her case was reviewed and they found she had enough credits to graduate. >> a good education but you in good stead. my education was used the times are raised the family. >> she proudly displays her diploma. san jose even backdated it to 1959. the baltimore running festival is in the record books. still ahead, our wrap up of the annual events. >> chilly, but a nice day to day. changes are coming. eventually the rain will come down in the weather plus [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i need your help... i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. well...everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe well...i'm not at liberty to give that out, but we do use tender ch

and then three days later, chandler was arrested after another child reported an incident of molestation. >>> the quality of san francisco streets could improve. the most recent improve on street quality shows roads get a store of 64 out of a possible 100. that puts them in the fair category. a bond measure is now providing 65 million a year to upgrade the states -- streets. the. >>> san francisco supervisors are addressing a noise problem. they are proposing a prohibition of other businesses opening in that area. >>> 7:19. taco bell made good on a promise to give away free tacos. that's all because of angel pagan and the giants and the base he stole in game two of the game. >> can i take your order? >> yes! >> he really scored with the fans. he was taking orders and serving up tacos yesterday in redwood city. there was one free taco for every customer willing to wait in line. taco bell promised free tacos if a player stole a base during the world series. >> my agent called me and told me it was very important because i just won free tacos for everybody in the united states. i feel happy

. >>> a teacher and april principal, it stems from a teacher, craig chandler who taught at an elementary school. the lawsuit filed claims she was a victim of sexual battery much the lawsuit accuses of the evergreen school district and the principal at the time of negligence alleging administrators knew about chandler's "abnormal, suggestive and troubling behavior as early as 2003." . the lawsuit asks for unspecified damages and a trial by jury. >>> a bay area link to the case against the boy scouts of america. a recent court case forced the organization to release thousands of files containing the names of hundreds of volunteers and troop leaders suspected of pedophilia. one bay area man helped to pioneer the movement. we're live in silicon valley with a look at the problem plaguing this decades-old group. damian? >> janelle, this could turn into a crisis similar to that of the catholic church. one bay area man is responsible for holding the boy scouts and other groups responsible. >> mario jaurez knew he wanted to be a boy scout. >> i wanted to be a boy scout because i thought it define

great tackle and tight end chandler recovers the football. on the very next play, the 49ers go for the end zone. perfect pass. the 49ers led 17 -3. this game was over by half-time. the 49ers offense put up 621 yards on the bill. 4th quarter up 24-3. alex smith 10 yards. smith threw. the 49ers roll 45- 45-3. . >> offensive leader. couldn't have been better . a lot of penalty yards having big plays called back. that's the scary thing. could have been worse. >> need to carry it to the next game. i don't want to talk about this game so much. i'm amped to play next week. that game is over with. >> and we'll see you in half an hour on cbs 5. good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the tackle and the strip of the tight end kyle chandler recovers the football. the 49ers go to the end zone. how do you leave this guy that wide open. 17-3 going into the half. second half they pile it on. 621 yards of offense . 4th quarter 24-3. 10 yard. 303 yards and 3 touchdowns. niners roll 45-3. >> great team victory. to give up three points in two weeks is incredible. offensive. could have been better . a lot of penalty yards. had great plays called back. that's the scary thing. could have been worse. >> we need to carry it on to the next game. i don't want to talk about this game so much. we have a big game next week. i'm amped to play next week. that game is over with. >> he's going to play next week. manning and the giants come calling. they hosted the browns first. the rookie open behind two defenders. brown puts 14-0 just five minutes into the game. >> 7 yard score. one of his three touchdown receptions. giants win 41-27. >>> teams wearing shirts honoring the coach who was diagnosed with leukemia this week. into the end zone. replays show wayne got th

if somebody wanted to make a film using that dialogue, that very terse, chandler, hemingway dialogue, would it sell today? i don't know. i don't think so. i do really feel this genre is a historical genre. when you speak of german expressionism, you speak of a specific time. when you speak of the nouvelle vague, that's a specific time. and the film noir is a specific time. we don't make film noir anymore. it's just semantics, you know, what makes noir? who defines noir? who defines american films? who defines what's good and bad in american movies? the dangerous thing is in any moment in history we have some machine, some cultural, critical media working to define what's good and bad. but it's all up for grabs. we'll know in maybe 50 years from now, we'll look back and see what stood the test of time. people didn't change in 40 years. so if you have seen life truly 40 years ago, it should stand up today. of course, some of the problems are slightly different, but basic human problems are still the same. look, mister, i'm so tired, you'd be doing me a big favor if you'd blow my head of

let's bring in mark chandler of brown brothers.rk, welcome back to "halftime." >> thanks, scott. >> do we have any indication whatsoever? can you give us your best guess as to when spain's going to raise its hand? >> i think it is not going to be this weekend at the summit. my best guess is spain's not going to request back-up assistance, not the full package like portugal, ireland and greece got but a smaller package, sort of conditional package, not probably until november. >> some of the best currency observers that we've spoken with lately, mark, certainly don't want any part of the euro/dollar trade. just been too difficult to figure out. the euro continues to hold some strength. it is at 129. it is basically in a very tight range, 1.29ish, 1.30ish. you're ready to make a move. why? >> the market has rallied more than a dime since the late july lows. the market is pricing in the spain package, they're moving away from the abyss. i think this is all priced into the market now and the next big news probably will be some disappoi

. >> reporter: sandy parker wants options for chandler, her second grader.ce for him would be spanish not mandarin. >> is mandarin the priority in a school system where so many kids are struggling with english? >> yes. mandarin is one piece. >> reporter: he said his school system will see more sweeping reform in a plan he calls the macon miracle. >> how many more students should we lose as a community before we do something fundamental to improve our students' performance? >> reporter: not everyone has an ear for the language of change. two unhappy parents pulled their kids out of mandarin lessons. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning," more on the interview with a taliban commander in afghanistan. we'll get analysis from john miller. europe's big come back in the ryder cup. we'll hear from a cbs sports golf analyst. and jared neiman talks about his new album. that and more a little later on cbs "this morning". for now that will do it for the morning news on a monday. i appreciate you watching as always. i'm terrell brown. take care, ever

wide receiver chandler jones believes that the spartan's never say die attitude will win them their respect in the future. " just keep playing hard. when our defense and offense is playing well and our special teams are playing well we're a tough team to beat. so, all of us need to keep focus keep playing well these next couple weeks."" mark purdy says san jose state's move to the mountain west conference will definitely help the spartan football program develop faster. it will give the spartans more television exposure as well as better competition. san jose earthquakes forward chris wondolowski is leading major league soccer with 22 goals this season. and the danville native is just five goals away from breaking the all-time single-season scoring record. wondolowski is no stranger to scoring goals after winning the golden boot two years ago, that's the award for most goals scored in a season. he scored 18 in 2010, then 16 last season. and with three games left in this season wondolowski says he still has a good chance of beating the record. ">>>there will definitely be some chances out th

by the school principal indicate that she knew of the abuse early on, but did not report it until chandleras accused of molesting another child three months later. >> for me, this is a very clear child molestation case, as it was reported to the principal initially. >> the attorney for the principal did not return calls today from ktvu. the evergreen school district sent us a statement, though, saying it takes the allegations seriously and is cooperating fully with law enforcement. >>> the plaintiffs attorney in the oakland riders case outlined a motion filed this week that requests the oakland police department be put under federal receivership. john burriss and james shannon say the department has refused to implement reforms that were ordered by a court almost a decade ago. >> they will focus -- complete failure of supervision on the opd and by city officials that has taken place since we signed this agreement in january 2003. >> the city of oakland is expected to fight the request. a hearing is set for december to discuss the motion. >>> a woman from putsburg pleaded guilty to defraudi

tyson chandler goes down. he would leave with a sore left knee. the latest on his condition. espnnewyork.com. later in the first, extending the rivalry. moving in that direction. jeremy lin, carmelo, 15. later in the third, nets on the run. kris humphries, keeping up with the humphries. still in the third, felton back and forth through the lane. up and under. tight one on the island won by the knicks, 97-95, in overtime. >>> once again, game two tonight. fister and bumgarner. that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti, have a great day. >> we always have a great day. >>> up next, "the pulse." and seeing double. the romney imperts nater who has a lot riding on the election outcome. >>> and the president pays a late-night tv visit, with some >>> and the president pays a late-night tv visit, with some good one-liners of his own. two servings of fruit. justs very fruit-tritious. or, try ocean spray light 50, with just 50 calories, a full serving of fruit and no added sugar. with tasty flavors like cranberry-pomegranate and cranberry- concord grape, it's like a fruit sta

. >> reporter: sandy parker wants options for chandler, her second grader.hoice for him would be spanish, not mandarin. is mandarin really the priority at this point in the school system where so many kids are struggling with english? >> absolutely. and mandarin is one piece of the macon miracle. >> reporter: the district is investing $2.76 million in the macon miracle. that is what he is calling his plan for sweeping change in the classroom with an emphasis on math and reading. >> how many more students should we lose as a community before we do something fundamental to improve our students performance. >> reporter: and while not everyone has an ear for the language of change, so far just two unhappy parents have pulled their kids out of mark fuller's mandarin class. mark strassmann, cbs news, macon, georgia. >> glor: los angeles drivers know it as the 405. this weekend it was shut down cutting off the nation's busiest highway, the drivers so an overpass could be demolished and carpool lane added. despite a baseball game and triathlon today, all went well.

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mandated reporter to contact police after a child reported questionable behavior by a teacher, kraig chandler. three months later, he was arrested after another person said he had molested them. she could spend up to six months in jail. >>> and it puts them in the fair category, however a bond measure approved wife voters last november is now provideingit $60 million a year to improve streets. and that could help boost the level to the greater good within the next ten years. >> 518, let's check back in with sal for the commute this morning, sal? >> we already have bart trains and people are lined up and yes, people will get there early so let's be aware of that if you are trying to get into the city. interstate 808 in oakland looks good here driving passed the coliseum, no major problems and it looks good all the way from livermore into the area of oakland and beyond that. this is a look at the east shore freeway and that traffic is moving along nicely. it still looks good getting into the city, let's go to steve. >>> there is already some drizzle and let's carry that into the 11:00 hour. the

another child was victimized by teacher craig chandler.e's accused of molesting five students students. >>> travelers stranded at sfo we'll show you the impact as hundreds of flights are cancelled because of that big >>> new at 10:00, voters will decide whether to tax soda and drivens. noelle walker is live where the debate is between your waste line and your bottom line. >> reporter: the no on measure n are paying for billboards popping up all over the city. tonight the no on measure n people are trying to convince voters that a yes vote would be bet every for their health. sodas and fruit drinks are popular, accessible and relatively cheap. if measure n passes drinks would cost a penny more an ounce. >> init's a regressive tax that hurts the people that can least afford it. >> reporter: taás one of the arguments the coalition against the beverage tax is making the group spent $2.5 million to put up billboards and hire san francisco media firm, chuck finnie is their spokesperson. >> it's going to result for higher grocery bills whether or

mandated reporter to contact police after a child reported questionable behavior by a teacher kraig chandler. three months later he was arrested after another child was molested. the principal can do up to six months in jail. >>> and plane crash on a delta island is now suing the builders of a tower that was hit. the family of the pilot said the systems were purposely built at the tower to avoid federal legislations. now the plane hit that unmarked tower on web track in contra costa and they claim the towers that are under 200 feet be painted in bright colors and be lit up. and at his own carelessness, it was the reason for that plane crash. >>> well a major rush, thanks angel pagan and the stolen base in the world series... >> giants center fielder was taking orders at the taco bell in red wood city and they gave out free tacos to every customer willing to wait in line. they promised they would offer free tacos if he stole a base and angel pagan did and he wants to set an example. >> i grew up in the projects and who ever comes from there, done think nothing is possible, look at me, i come

. >> reporter: balloons are up, and 93-year-old olive chandler is a bit giddy. she will be celebrating her graduation. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's something her youngest daughter donna has helped her mother to accomplish after all these years. >> i always felt she wanted something she had earned. >> the bachelor's degree was after her daughter contacted the university. she was hoping she might send a nice letter how close she came to graduating in 1959 but instead they sent her a degree. >> you got it three weeks ago? >> about that. >> that is me. when i graduated from compton junior college in 1940. >> back in 1940 the plan was to continue her schooling and earn a teaching degree but events kept delaying the plan. >> pearl harbor? >> i got married and left school. after a year and a half at santa barbara state. >> she eventually returned to school and continued to take classes but she never collected a bachelor's degree until now. it's a pretty big deal for someone who has encouraged her children, especially her daughters to get an education. >> you educate

another child was victimized by teacher craig chandler. he's accused of molesting five students students. >>> travelers stranded at sfo we'll show you the impact as hundreds of flights are cancelled because of that big storm back east. >> if it costs more, would you drink less of it. the sugary drink debate. >>> new at 10:00, voters will decide whether to tax residents on soda and other sugary drivens. noelle walker is live where the debate is between your waste line and your bottom line. >> reporter: the no on measure n are paying for billboards popping up all over the city. tonight the no on measure n people are trying to convince voters that a yes vote would be bet every for their health. sodas and fruit drinks are popular, accessible and relatively cheap. if measure n passes drinks would cost a penny more an ounce. >> init's a regressive tax that hurts the people that can least afford it. >> reporter: taás one of the arguments the coalition against the beverage tax is making the group spent $2.5 million to put up billboards and hire sa

the court records revealed testimonies from victims that chandler blindfolded these girls and that heover several months. >> officials here at the health services department are getting the word out about residents being bitten by wild animals such as r rabbits and that spiritthat'b. >> in an another big story police are stated that they're looking into multiple victims at all been a middle school. officials the bay has said it was just one victim involved but now there stating that thethere may be other victims. he was arrested but he was found dead on monday. >> in hayward a shooting involving a police lee is one man dead. the police are stating that they asked for the man to put his hands up in the air and that he reached for a weapon that was found in the car and that he was shot and now he is dead. >> here in san francisco the blue angels practice over the city to day around 3:00 p.m.. two of the jets broke off and performs separate maneuvers. they were flying about 40 minutes before they finish for the day. they will perform on saturday and sunday evening around 3:00 p.m.. >> th

karen, chandler, arizona. my husband and i both have jobs, but worse off financially than ever.bill, adding mcgurk to "the factor" is the best since miller time. bill, don't subject your viewers to gottlieb. "the factor" is becoming "jersey shore." aren't you better than that, bill? not really. billy

joseph chandler. he is involved in sleep research for the navy. he says our sleep-wake cycle is influenced by external or internal cues. the vower mentioned several external cues. there is a master clock in our brain. it is call the supracheismatic nucleus. >> they are studied people who don't get any light and they still will wake up naturally and fall back asleep naturally on their own body clock. >> yes. and the sinking process is tied to the most external process is light and darkness. so that being sensitive to external cues allows our body to adjust to changing environmental conditions such as varying amounts of daylight across the soap. the scn does not come letly depend on external cues. it is also your circadian rite imthat factors in as well. you are pretty much programmed when that sun is coming up, oh, time to do stuff. time to work the fields and plant the crops and whatever. >> it also explains why it feels so unnatural to get up at 3:00 in the morning. >> you are forcing yourself to do something. >> will wake up on a saturday mornin

part of phoenix, scottsdale, mesa and chandler.y mod back to >> good evening and welcome to the special about 2012 edition of errors on the horizon. tonight show is the debate from candidates running to represent arizona's ninth congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. as a father harassers today congress is not not a formal exercise it is an exchange of ideas come opportunity for give-and-take between candidates who won the state's most important -- come interjection, even interactions are a lot provided all this and what do you get a chance to respond to do her best to that happens. a new congressional district located entirely maricopa county was tempi and parts of phoenix, chandler, mesa, scottsdale and paradise valley. three candidates in the race to represent cd nine. there is libertarian, a retired microbiologist is making his fifth run for congress. each candidate will have the opportunity for one minute opening statement. reach her numbers to see you go first. >> i differ because i'm not here to rule ov

. >>> the balloons are up, the clay student is in his spot, and 93-year-old olive chandler is a bit giddy. she will soon be celebrating her graduation. >> i sort of want to wrap my brain around this. [laughter] >> it's something her youngest daughter, donna, has been trying to help her mother finally accomplish after all these years. >> i just had always felt that it was something that she wanted, something that she had earned. the bachelor's degree issued by san jose state was granted after her daughter contacted the university. she was hoping they might send a nice letter to her mother recognizing how close they came to graduating in 1959. instead the school sent her a degree. >> you just got this three weeks ago then? >> about that. >> all right. who is this? >> that's me when i graduated from compton junior college in 1941 -- 1940. >> back in 1940 the plan was to ten her schooling and earn a teaching degree, but events kept delaying that plan. >> pearl harbor started? >> yeah, and i got married and left school. after a year and a half at santa barbara state. >> she eventually returned

karen, chandler, arizona. my husband and i both have jobs, but worse off financially than ever.ding mcgurk to "the factor" is the best since miller time. bill, don't subject your viewers to gottlieb. "the factor" is becoming "jersey shore." aren't you better than that, bill? not really. billy connor, carmine, texas. o'reilly, we have tickets for the show in austin, texas. are we still on? the show is sold out, billy. miller and i will be there november 23rd. the 24th, the houston evening sold out. details on all shows on billoreilly.com. seeyouinnovember. dave,franklin,tennessee. bill,toaddtoyourtipoftheday,that bill,toaddtoyourtipoftheday,that nowisagoodtime be a house, federal sales tax. somehow that's flying under the radar. the texas only kicks in if you make a big profit, but it is another tax. finally the factor tip of the day. tomorrow my new book "killing kennedy" will be released. i think you'll like. it's like "killing lincoln." some people think it's better. therefore i have to get up at 5:00 in the morning to go on "the today show," then "imus," then "fox and friends

>> yeah, the year that you hosted, and kyle chandler and i sat in the front row. >> jimmy: yeah, i justig night. it was fun stuff. now you have -- so you went from "friday night lights" to "american horror story." >> yeah. >> jimmy: which, two totally different characters. >> slightly, yeah. >> jimmy: you think so? >> i think slightly. i went from being a coach's wife to having sex with dudes in rubber suits. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. and giving birth to the anti-christ. >> the anti-christ. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] that's two totally different things. but you never knew where "friday night lights" was going to turn. >> you know what? i didn't know. you know what? frankly, i was a little disappointed it didn't go that way. >> jimmy: so was america. we really were bummed out. >> yeah, so, when ryan murphy came along. >> jimmy: but you killed it on "american horror story." gosh, it was just unreal. >> it was great. you know what? i'm the biggest scared-y cat in the world. i couldn't -- >> jimmy: me, too. >> you are? >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, i watched your show and i was, l

. >>> the balloons are up, the clay student is in his spot, and 93-year-old olive chandler is a bit giddybe celebrating her graduation. >> i sort of want to wrap my brain around this. [laughter] >> it's something her youngest daughter, donna, has been trying to help her mother finally accomplish after all these years. >> i just had always felt that was it something that she wanted, something that she had earned. the botchler's degree issued by san jose state was granted after her daughter contacted the university. she was hoping they might send a nice letter to her mother recognizing how close they came to graduating in 1959. instead the school sent her a degree. >> you just got this three weeks ago then? >> about that. >> all right. who is this? >> that's me when i graduated from compton junior college in 1941 -- 1940. >> back in 1940 the plan was to ten her schooling and earn a teaching degree, but events kept delaying that plan. >> pearl harbor started? >> yeah, and i got married and left school. after a year and a half at santa barbara state. >> she eventually returned to school and c

he didn't knock him out of the chandler-in-chief ranks and so there was no game-changing moment. i hate that phrase but that's really what that was about. so the race continues today, sort of where it was before the debate, and they're grinding it out. the president beginning on a major battleground state tour, where he's really pummelling his message, which is a two-fold message. one, to turn out his base and get as many votes as he can possibly, because he needs that enthusiasm to be as high as possible, and two, to really drum up early voting turnout because the early vote is the vote the campaign thinks that they have more control over. so the campaign doing what it can to really grind this out, very different kind of campaign than four years ago. >> as we talked about, jessica, the president released this brochure laying out proposals for the second term. little new in it. is the campaign trying to kind of sell it as something new? >> right. my vanna white moment. no, here's the brochure. they are not trying to sell it as something new, anderson. what this is really about is