one of the saddest and most neglected, probably, other than m.l.k., was cobb. i think there was a sense among the staff, probably among the students and certainly anybody that drove by that this building had been neglected for many, many years and the question is, what was going to happen in its future? for those of you who have been by cobb in the last month or so, that's the same view today. this is not the same building. this is the view of the courtyard and the arcade. the arcade was turned into the new school entrance and a space they can use in the rain and during the days as an overflow space as opposed to being a gated off no man's land. that's the view today. completely different school. i have heard stories that the faculty at cobb actually is so happy with this building that there's a sense of camaraderie and spirit that people haven't seen in some time. i guess as an architect, i'd like to think the building had something to do with it, maybe a little, and if it did, i think that's honestly what we want to achieve in our projects. certainly it gave

i drive by cobb a lot and one day i nearly crashed the car when i saw the mural. i'm just wondering if it's possible to put a copy of the presentation on the district website because i just would love for more people to see these pictures close up and if you would email me a copy for my own website i would love that. >> it was my intent to do that, which is why i didn't bring copies. it's an enormous file. these are verying very high resolution photographs, a lot of them taken by professional photographers, i can't email it to you but i can burn you a c.d. or load it on a u.s.b. key. commissioner wynns: i heard the buzz about cobb and made a trip out there for the purpose of seeing it. i have seen some of these others. i want to sewallenberg, haven't seen that, since we built the spaceship, i want to see it. i want to ask about the principal center, about the brickwork. i have heard the story -- story of of the presentation of the brickwork at roosevelt through one of our previous, even before my time, field act programs and i am really fascinated by seeing this s

more recently when i've gone into some of the ones you've shown, cleveland, cobb, and so forth, it feels like those schools i see in movies and on tv where it's what the kids deserve. and these are the schools that we have worked on recently. unfortunately, we've had several bond measures to support this work and yet, you know, as happy as i am with what we've done, we have almost 50 other buildings we have not touched and all our kids need to have the same feeling, as those kids that go to cobb and so forth. so hopefully, you know, i'm bordering on probably not -- probably shouldn't be saying anything but there's an opportunity for people in san francisco to sare about this stuff and maybe support it. >> thank you. other commissioners? commissioner murase: i want to congratulate your team for their work. i was a fifth and sixth grader at wallenberg when it was an elementary school, i was shocked when i heard they were making it a high school. it's wonderful to see that now it's designed for the state of the nsgo there. i've seen the work at modernization at rosa parks, it's made a huge

here comes that cobb guy again. 8 yards deep. he is a rookie.kay, kneel down, put it at the 20. he doesn't know any better. tie as record for the longest kickoff return in history. last play of the game. a chance to tie. at the one yard line, new orleans with no time left, they hand it to rookie mark ingram, stops short. breeze through for 419 yards. the league may be without one of its greatest, peyton manning of the colts had another neck surgery today. no time table for his return. his third surgery in 19 months. he is not fully recovered to fix a nerve in his neck. started 227 connective games. the colts open at houston on sunday. no peyton manning and there are folk whose say there will be no peyton manning the entire season. 49-seattle. the coaches receiving the pre- game build up. negative, 2009. jim harbaugh ran it up, 55-21 over pete carroll and usc. pete carroll said what is your deal, he answered, somewhat your deal. they go back and forth. both guys like to strut. he says, if you don't like it, you know what you can do with it. playi

packers don't have enough weapon they took cobb in the draft second round peck out of kentucky.r 3 12 yards and 3 touch downs. fly into theen zone. packers up 21-7 after just one quarter. every fantasy football owner in the country wondering who has cobb financially? can i pick him up. kick off return he almost goes down. spins out of the tackle. keeps his balance. goes 108 yards which ties the record for longest kick off return in history. back comes drew. here to graham who mocks rodgers with a championship salute of his own. saints down 8 with over 2 minutes left. driving back that packer territory the. 3 seconds left. breeze incomplete. game over. no. pass interference. call is terrible. one last shot. rookie ingram stuffed at the 1 and packers hang on and they win a wild opener 42-34. >> good start for us. many about i have to ask myself what would have happened if we had off season workouts? could we have started any faster? scored important points tonigh tonight? >>reporter: scary. colts quarterback manning could miss the entire surgery. he had surgery on nerve in his nec

randall cobb tie add record with a 108-yard kickoff return. should have been tackled a few times.lcome to the league. the saints made it interesting. down eight. three seconds left. drew brees threw to the end zone. pass interference. new orleans hit a shot. from the 1. the pack brought down the house. what a way to start the season. green bay ron it 32-34. >>> the season started for the nfl, it's likely over for peyton manning. he had another surgery in his neck. recovery time, two to three months. the only time you'll see peyton this season is in commercials. oklahoma state showed everybody why they're the ninth ranked team in the country. put a good old-fashioned beat down on arizona. the cowboys roll, 37-14. in baseball, they say it's important to get a good stretch in before the game. stretching is for the birds. a walkoff sing until the tenth, baltimore won it 5-4. >>> tennis, the u.s. open resumed after a couple of days in new york. serena williams advanced to the semis. andy roddick put up a fight before his match started. >> going to keep coming up, it's from underneath.

packer rookie randall cobb tied an nfl record with an 108 yard kickoff return. should have been tackled a couple of times, but he stayed on his feet and in for the touchdown. welcome to the league. pack up 35-20. the saints made it interesting. down eight. seconds left. drew brees threw to the end zone. incomplete. wait a minute. pass interference. new orleans had a last shot. from the 1. and the pack brought the house. stopping mark ingram, what a way to start the season. green bay won it 42-34. >>> the season has started for the nfl, but it's likely over for peyton manning. the colts quarterback had another surgery on his neck yesterday. recovery time two to three months. that means the only place you'll see peyton this season is in commercials. >>> college football. oklahoma state showed everybody why they're the ninth ranked team in the country with a good old-fashioned beatdown on arizona. joseph randall scored twice, and the cowboys rolled 37-14. >>> baseball, they say it's important to get in a good stretch before every game. i think stretching is for the

randall cobb somehow stases on his feet, plenty of room to go down the sidelines. 108 yards to tie an yard. a rookie from kentucky got a touchdown in his first career game. and, congratulations to carl of san jose. he is tonight's winner. $250 shell gasoline card. >> wow. nice. >> how about jim harbaugh, huh? >> blue collar. >> the last time i interviewed a coach it didn't go so well. i was happy to have good moments with jim harbaugh. >> i can't ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,

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rookie randall cobb is the twenty one year old equal to league record to help champions the green bay packers reach the new orleans saints in the season opening game the super bowls most valuable player aaron rodgers and fellow quarterback drew brees threw both the room three touchdown passes the latter sending this thirty one yard pass to robert mitchum to make it fourteen seven to the saints but the moment of the game came in the third quarter the saints kicks off and packers were called caught the ball in the same end zone and then he ran one hundred ninety yards for a return touchdown to equal the n.f.l. record speed ripped up the defense and his agility saw him write a tackle that looked almost certain to end his run the rookie won't forget this debut that score gave the packers a thirty five twenty lead and they went on to win forty two thirty four get their title defense off to a brilliant stuff. now russia prepares to host the twenty fourteen winter olympics in sochi as the fee for world cup four years later the third annual forum has been held in southern russia to promote he

first and ten, everybody tonight picking up randall cobb for their fantasy team. green bay up 14-3.chdown passes for rodgers in the first quarter alone. on the last play of the game, the saints down eight, denied from the one, game over. packers win 42-34. aaron rodgers, loving his team out of the gate. >> yeah, that was a good start for us. but i just got to ask myself, what would have happened if we had had off-season workouts, could we have scored more points tonight? and i think we showed tonight that offensively you score 35 points and i think we're right where we need to be. >> after missing the entire preseason with a broken foot, michael crabtree spent his second day on the practice field with the 49ers this afternoon. the team is still hopeful he will be ready for sunday's contest but as for right now, just how is crabtree feeling? >> it's been a long time coming. i just can't wait to get back out there. yesterday was a very exciting day for me. so i was kind of overwhelmed about everything, wasn't paying attention that much, i was just excited to be out there. today should

rookie randall cobb as a twenty one year old equal to a league record to help champions the green bay packers beat new orleans saints in the season in game writing super bowl most valuable player aaron rodgers and drew brees through three touchdown passes apiece the latter sending this thirty one past robert meachem fourteen seven to the saints but the moment of the game came in the third quarter the saints kicked off and packers rookie cop caught the ball in his own end zone and then he ran one hundred ninety yards for a return touchdown to equal the n.f.l. record top speed ripping up the defense and his agility so he ride a tackle that almost certain to end his run the rookie wife to get this davey that score gave the packers a thirty five twenty lead and they went on to win forty two thirty four to get their title defense off two of them feeling stout. and finally the russian football team may be on the verge of qualifying for next summer's european championships but due to a lack of trained officials there won't be a single russian referee or that sort of and well to resolve this

him if you can a twenty one year old rookie randall cobb is the n.f.l. record for the longest touchdown return on his professional day. but steps have been taken to rebuild a lot i want to be aristotle i saw the clock after wednesday's plane crash killed thirty six players and coaching staff the waters of the continental hockey league of asked to give up players to help reform the side and former russia captain alexei yashin has said he will join the same along with former coach that's a little bit of russian play for locke over three years the richest person peter two thousand and nine retiring austria but now the thirty seven year old says he will come out of retirement to play for his former club also offering help his former local record for the euro is a breach of the monies that are once again that support follows an appeal by the heads of the k h l who asked for each team to offer players to create a new lock zero side to ensure the club has a future its hoped a team could be formed in time to take out in the new season which has been suspended un

every after his brother quarterly offers cobbs and the blood check. and russia remembers the victims of the best law school massacre that shook the country and the whole world seven years ago chechen terrorists kept more than one thousand people hostage in the siege that lasted for three days and left over three hundred people dead most of them children . but they have allies here in our team and it's time now for a sports update with anger. hello there thanks for watching on this is what is coming up over the next few minutes second round struggle world number two bit is of only survives a skag and unseated opposition at the u.s. open. plus russia coach africa is in pom strikeforce ahead of two crucial euro qualifies. on the all star game high russia's hottest sports stars race thousands on the ice a charity. but first despite an irish match bitter is upon a video that has made it through to the third round of the u.s. open the number two seed committed forty six unforced errors against katherine upon the rancor but still scrape three in three sets a

that's why he felt he needed the support of an entourage of this morning he said they were teachers cobbs construction workers who could be helped by his bill but just as he was making these public statements trying to instill optimism and he kind of got a little bit maybe not staged but coming out at the same time bank of america released a statement saying it was laying off thirty thousand employees to try to slash five billion dollars a year to save that money and this is just part of the ongoing saga with b. of a that's included a five billion dollar investment from warren buffett late last month if you remember to try to convince markets the bank isn't going bust so what message are we really supposed to take away what does all of this mean for europe for america for average folks on both continents well here to help us try to figure that out as a fantasy as an economics blogger also an artsy contributor can help us assess it thanks for being here so greece runs out of money october seventeenth is it going to default if there's a reserve if you will default and currently it's a matte

randall cobb made it very interesting.rence ca in the end zone. the packers' defense, yeah, they held. and that's the way it bitterly ended. packers fans, you got lucky. final score, green bay 42, saints 34. it's just the beginning. itas a great game, though. >> we'll be talking much more about that. >> who dat nation, that's right. >> in the days to come. we'll be right back with more "world news now." more "world news now." to come. we'll be right back with more world news to you. [ drew ] give me volume. not clumps or gaps. the answer... it's all in the wrap. covergirl introduces new lashperfection mascara. "the secret" -- the lashwrap brush perfectly wraps each lash for up to 3x more volume. individual volume for "every little lash." wrap it up. i'll take it. new lalaperfection from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. here would you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we s

now every fantasy football player in america wondering whether has cobb in my league.oks like he's down but spins out of the tackle. puts right hand down keeps the balance. goes 108 yards. tying the nfl regard for longest kick off return in history but didn't could you tell out drew. to grm who mocks rodgers. i have the belt. down 8 with two:15 left. packer territory. drew looking looking looking throw end zone in complete. game over no flag pass interference. terrible call we saw in replay. one final shot. rookie inning ramp stuffed. and the packers hang on to win a wild season opener if 42-34. now unmostly clear when we see payton back on the field again for the colts. he had fusion surgery on his neck. manning hoping to return to the field after an operation back in may to fix a damaged nerve. ma manning started 227 straight games for indianapolis. doubtful that he will even take a single snap this season. all right her in the bay area. frank gore amp up for the niners opener this sunday against seattle. 28-year-old suffered a serious hip injury last season. he's he

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and charlie cobb, the head of c.e.d. what we thought we would discuss in this panel is sort of bring in the dmpt kinds of special interests that are at play, both in helping to move this issue forward and sometimes standing in the way, sort of protecting different areas which make it harder to have a big budget deal and how we might move that forward. and as well, what the public's response is. so many of these people have been out there talking with people, hearing how they respond to different approaches, different proposals, and so that's what we hope to get out of this sure to be rich discussion. pete, if you want to toss out the first couple of questions. >> let's go big, first of all work our group in terms of the public. given the debate we've seen over the bowles-simpson plan, proposals from the president, proposal on the house side from republicans, the american public ready for this kind of deal, whether it's what the supercommittee is about to come up with, perhaps $1.5 trillion deficit reduction, or the idea

this is a rookie, randall cobb, it all came down to this. it all tame down to this. it was the defense for the packers, rising up and getting that super bowl title defense off to a great start at lambeau field. packers won it 42-34. robin, you could have warned me. this job does not lend itself to late night. >> i'm a saints fan. i even put on my black and gold. it didn't help. >> next time. >> that's right. next time. >>> sam, what more do you have on the weather? >> we're looking for some better concerns in the northeast as far as dryer skies go. good morning, george, robin, josh, everybody. that's good news. there's scattered showers and thunderstorms possible through the weekend. let's get to where the weather is beautiful, though, in the middle of the country. some of the temperatures will be in the 80s. there is a cutoff low that keeps it cooler around chicagoland. quick look at the big board, we'll show you warmer temperatures in the west, as well. >> and we are live in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. when we come back, we'll look at a big three-day warm-up in the

the video from cobb county northwest of downtown, high winds knocked down trees and power lines throughouts 14,000 people don't have power right now across the state. >>> we're also closely watching katia, now a powerful category 3 hurricane in the atlantic. packing winds of 125 miles an hour. the national hurricane center tells cnn the storm will create life threatening rip currents and surf up and down the east coast over the course of the next few days. >>> rob marciano, give us locust, that's all we need. >> that's all we don't have. >> come on now. it's been like this a good couple years now. a little job security. all eventually goes back to normal for a brief time. katia, a category 3, it was 4 at one point last night. it's gotten a little bit of banged up as it moves closer to bermuda. 400 miles south of bermuda. moving at ten miles an hour. like we've been saying the past few days we anticipate it to curve back out to sea. already banging off the east coast pretty good in the form of big-time swells and surf and also rip tides as well. couple of thunderstorms, one of which is prod

a child growing up in cobb county, tennessee, will somehow compete with jobs with young people in china and around the world. it's our responsibility to support them. sadly, we are failing in this responsibility. others leaves students falling through the cracks. that's why an increasing number of parents are turning to charter schools to educate their children. but the supply has been unable to keep up with the demand. an estimated 420,000 students are on the waiting list to be admitted to charter schools. it's heartbreaking to know the trajectory of these children's lives will be in no small part be determined by a lottery. we must and can do better. h.r. 2218 will help more students gain access to a quality education, facilitating the construction high-performing charter schools. it provides startup grants to help charter schools to open the doors, buy classroom materials and teach new students. the bill also encourages states to improve the expansion of charter schools while ensuring quality and innovation. the best educational system is one in which parents, teachers and local scho