thank you everyone. >> first i will call up chris armstrong from the unified school district, director of the development and local government relations. >> thank you, supervisor yee and good afternoon supervisor campos, supervisor tang. i'm director of local government for the san francisco unified school district. and i'm here on behalf of superintendent richard coransa to say thank you to this board. we have unanimous signoff from all eleven supervisors from this. it's been a long process between our visioning, our collective -- the collective work we have done together with you, bringing together this entire community and we're just enormously proud. the public education enrichment fund, the children's fund, these have done enormous good beyond this past decade for the city and we're thrilled to see both of these be renewed and brought together in alignment. i just want to say that we -- you have our incredible gratitude for this, but we also recognize the enormous responsibility and we hope that the work that we have done over this past decade, particularly with the public educati

armstrong walked on the moon. >>> residents in california resort to paint to get that lawyers green lawn -- luscious green lawn. >>> now for chris sowers, nydia han, katherine scott, and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. we'll see you back here at 9:00! >>> good morning, america. happening right now, new outrage at the mh-17 crash site. emergency workers say they were forced to hand over the bodies of the victims to the rebels, some of them allegedly drunk. where have they taken them and how can the culprits be brought to justice? amidst the crime scene chaos. >>> caught on camera, hot air balloon goes bust. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> what the operator was trying to do when it suddenly exploded. and how the people on board managed to survive. >>> ground gives way, a giant sink hole swallowing up a neighborhood in florida. >> out of nowhere, the earth went straight up in the air, exploded up in the air. >> people ordered to get out. will this 120-foot hole threaten more homes?

armstrong took those first steps on the moon. >> hard to believe it is 45 years. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: not too bad out here, katherine, 95% of the viewing area waking up to comfortable conditions. the other five which is the jersey shore waking up to this. here's storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dealing with pesky showers north of atlantic city. le brigantine reporting moderate to heavy rain. that and he understands north ward through beach haven to lbi. eu9s pushing north -- it's pushing norse and east. it's not moving very quickly. accuweather feels as if the jersey shore will clear out later, as well. most of us will see sunshine before the day is threw. as we go wired on satellite and radar -- wider on satellite and radar, you can see clear conditions most of the appalachian and that includes the washington, d.c. and baltimore suburbs. the only place that continues to see the cloud cover is in the delaware valley. that dry patch of air to our southwest will continue to push in our direction as the day wears on. 70 in pottstown. 72 in woodbin

armstrong with michael neufeld. historian and political strategist chris derose examines the civil war through five presidents. and we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern with michael waldman examining the history of the second amendment, the right to keep and bear arms. that all happens next on c-span2's booktv. >> booktv recently covered this year's freedom, an annual libertarian conference held in las vegas. today we bring you panels on minimum wage law, government and foreign policy. but we kick off today with a panel on ukraine. [applause] >> you're probably wondering what i've done wrong to have been dragged up before congress 75 times to testify. [laughter] never been indicted. ladies and gentlemen, it's a great pleasure to be here with you today. our topic of today is hot spots around the world. at the bahamas version, the smaller version of freedomfest last january, i gave a talk on ukraine, and that's before the thing had heated up. and mark thought it'd be a good idea if we looked at the places around the world and what's likely to happen. and we have no better panelists than