i'm at chavez school. we are funded by state. also we have funds that we are using to staff our schools. but i really want to speak up for those people that are not in the zone. and i have been at this school district for eight years -- well as a parafor three years and teacher for eight years. seniority is seniority no matter what. i have never received a layoff thank goodness. i'm always in the protected ranks and happen to be at a zone school where my colleagues are going to be protected but what happens to the people that are not in the zone school? they are working just as hard with the same demographics as we are. but the last thing i want to say, what happens when the money runs out? what is the plan? what is the plan? [applause] >> good evening, my name is susan kitchell and i'm a school nurse. i have worked at schools that are in and out of the zone. i can tell you from my experience at my my district high schools too many of my students come to school hungry, poorly clothed, without supervision and mental and physical he

school. thank you for being here. [applause] all right. we also have, for the first time, at the request of -- the idea ofcesa -- that cesar chavez elementaryl wanted us to webcast this live, so we did it for them. wherever you are, welcome. [applause] tony, for 50 years, you have helped us not only remember a great song, but whenever any of us leave our town, we always come back and call san francisco our home. i know we talked a little earlier and tried to recall that wonderful initiation where in 1961, you first sang that song in the venetian room up at the fairmont. little did you know at the time that then mayor george christopher was in the audience with joe alioto. it was such a marvelous performance that when joe became mayor, he adopted that as one of our two official anthems. thank you for performing first in san francisco. [applause] tony, you have helped us celebrate so many milestones in our city. you have helped us after earthquakes to come back and revive the spirit of our wonderful city. you have designed the wonderful art pieces to raise funds for those who need that service. you help us to reopen. after earthquakes, you ha

school. thank you for being here. [applause] all right. we also have, for the first time, at the request of -- the idea ofcesa -- that cesar chavez elementaryve, so we did it for them. wherever you are, welcome. [applause] tony, for 50 years, you have helped us not only remember a great song, but whenever any of us leave our town, we always come back and call san francisco our home. i know we talked a little earlier and tried to recall that wonderful initiation where in 1961, you first sang that song in the venetian room up at the fairmont. little did you know at the time that then mayor george christopher was in the audience with joe alioto. it was such a marvelous performance that when joe became mayor, he adopted that as one of our two

school district students and families. for me, i tell you this is a special recognition because one of the highlights of my life is that i actually got to march with cesar chavezthat meant a lot to me when i was in college. it's a dream come true to have this happen in our school district. tom? >> thank you, superintendent. and commissioners. we want to recognize the following individuals for their work not only behind the scenes, but in front of the scenes, wherever the work needed doing. these individuals helped our district schools and department's work on behalf of our district goals of equity and accountability and creating the conditions for success for our students. superintendent, would you like me to read them one at a time or would you like me to go through the list? read them all at once? the first individual is david jensen. [applause] >> thank you, david. >> janine butler. [applause] william simons. [applause] lorraine bauser. [applause] maria ehrlich. [applause] yvonne johnsson miller, president. [applause] catalina pahar. [applause] and someone who has served so many of our families well, ramon martinez. [applause] and michael hamrock is out of

put 10 schools on their application, did not get any of them, got assigned to cesar chavez. ent t lives in alamo, is caucasian, would have added to the racial diversity of that school, got assigned to another school. student a who lives in alamo put 10 schools on their application, got assigned to redding. student j who lives in a ctip neighborhood got none of the schools on their list, ended up going to the assignment office and complained and then got assigned to argon on the spot. this is just a sampling of students in my son's preschool. i have to imagine that in other children -- other friends i've spoken with, things are not right. i know there are factors and the school board leans on the computer system but something is not right with the process this year. president yee: thank you. i'm going to call names from daniel webster. again, there's more people -- there's a lot of people. and you have 15 minutes total as a group. use it any way you like. stacy -- so if somebody comes up and starts talking for five minutes, you only have 10 minutes for the rest of the group. >

it's one of three oakland schools founded by a man named ben chavez. today b.a.r.t.led out a four-car train outfitted with brand-new, easier to clean seats. the new vinyl seats will gradually be placed onto 100 existing trains. trains that are updated with the seats will feature a decal on the side saying the seats onboard are new. >> this is the beginning of our fleet of the future look and we are attempting to bring these seats in now to let the cu customers know that we care about what they think about and we are trying to move into the future to new cars that reflect their needs as well. >> before b.a.r.t. updates more of the trains riders will get to weigh in on whether they like the new seats. the move comes after 81% of people surveyed by b.a.r.t. ranked the cleanliness of the seats as being very important. >> in texas now at least three powerful tornadoes ripped through the dallas-ft. worth area leaving behind a path of destruction. thankfully no reports of any serious injuries. keep a close eye in the middle of your screen. this is live tv coverage captured

school open. it comes as it's being investigated for fraud and mismanagement. early findings show more than $1 million in payments were made to its founder ben chavez and his wifeook in $250,000 in rent annually from the school. signed $500,000 checks on construction projects for his personal business, allegedly. there are also issues on other expenses and ways the nonprofit board members operated. >>> is it just me? or is it hard to believe that the holiday's almost here of easter? >> easter already. >> blowing my mind. the good news is meteorologist christina loren says, hey, a nice one. >> it is going to be a nice one. it's one of those days where you do want to get outdoors on the holiday. you want to have that easter egg hunt outdoors instead of having to huddle inside and search for those eggs. we are going to get rain on sunday, but not until the second half and even into the overnight hours sunday into monday. that's very good. looking very promising for good conditions as you wake up on easter sunday. 39 degrees right now in livermore, 42 in san jose. good morning to you in sunnyvale, 43 degrees there. we do have subfreezing temperatures starting to re

schools were placed on lockdown just to be on the safe side. >>> we note names of the victims who died in their oxon home. they are os char chavez, nora leva. son yap leva and nelson alice and 33-year-old doe mess javier. police and firefighters within the door to door trying to check out the smoke alarms, make sure they're all working. it appears a detached and rusted out furnace exhaust system is to blame no baltimore police arrested a fourth person in connection with the beating in downtown baltimore. shatia baldwin was arrested. the video shows the man being beaten, robbed and stripped of his clothes. >> she is the woman in the red hat that instructings the other individuals to take the victim's car keys. >> police received plots of tips -- lots of tips. >>> five people are charged in connection with the sunday raid at the flea market but 39-year-old ba ba toure has not been found and two people have been charged in connection with the shooting in edgewood on april 9th. the two are charged with first-degree murder. deputies found 27-year-old quentin van stephanie, jr. with a wows-- gunshot wound. >>> anne arundel police are trying to fi

school. first inning. jones' base hit over second base. that brings home handy chavez. just the start of the day.s of swings and misses by chicago batters. a career high, 10 strikeouts for hamill. the o's pitching staff struck out 16 total. back to adam jones. facing floyd again. this time in the fifth inning, with a runner on base. and jones hits it out. deep to left center. his fifth home run this season. jones drives in three of the orioles five runs. it's a 5-3 victory. they win three of four in chicago. the first placed birds now fly west to anaheim. first series with the angels. >>> the football news now, kyle boller was back in baltimore this week for a workout with his old team. the ravens are looking for an extra quarterback to work for joe flacco and tirod taylor. former colts qb, curtis painter gets the job. he's agreed to a one-year contract. painter played mostly, sat on the bench. but with manning hurt last season, he started eight games. he's a former sixth round draft pick. thrown six touchdown passes and 11 interceptions in his limited nfl career. >>> it's been an off-season tran

chavez or ahmadinejad. maybe one of the graduate michael moore, or celebrity -- jane fonda orda or 9 #% of hollywood. i'll let them borrow the glasses. district socialist kooties -- socialist kooties. >> andrea: this is harvard law schooldegree to understand obama. if i got myself in jail, god forbid, do i call a lawyer and say what class did you take? i want a lawyer that took a classicalled understanding the commerce clause. >> kimberly: respecting the constitution. >> bob: the last time you were in jail, i bailed you out. >> greg: you also got her in jail. >> bob: the course on presidents, they had one on reagan in california. undergraduate is an elective. >> greg: not favorable. if it's a republican president it's never favorable. >> eric: maybe better if obama took understanding the supreme court. >> bob: took a course understanding what socialism is. >> andrea: obama was only a lawyer for 18 months. yeah. >> kimberly: if they want to us understand him, harvard should release his transcript. they only release this much. >> greg: i want to talk about the a.p. headline that asks who is the rich guy? obamney -- it's happening. obama-romney duel over status. took the headline, who is the rich guy and they mention obam