team for antonio coleman.on five north. >> antonio coleman had recently been put on suicide watch at the louisville metro department of corrections jail. now, the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has been sent to remove him from his cell due to a disturbance. >> 10-4, come on. mr. coleman has flooded his cell. his excessive beating on the door was pushing that plastic glass out, creating a danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk saying he was going to kick his ass. >> face the rear of your cell and go down to your knees. down to your knees. cross your ankles, place your hands on top of your head. we'll go on three. one, two, three. stand up. back him down the cell. >> coleman is placed into an emergency restraint chair. he will be bound at the legs, wrists and waist. >> we can clean the water up and things like that. we can put up with somebody kicking on the door here and there. but when they're self-abusive or damaging the departmental property, those are red

un hombre lo arrestaron ayer por presuntamente robar cachorros y venderlos en craigslists, richard colemandueña revisó la página web, policías se contactaron con coleman para hacerse pasar por comnproadopres, llevándolo detenido. >> podrían enfrestar cargos por explosión de gasoduicto en 2010, pg&e habría mviolado el acta de seguridad en los gasoductos, no llevar un récord actualizado a las mantenciones de las tuberías ni garantizar que sean seguras. >> cientos de niños participaron en un homenaje a césar chávez, el líder campesino que luchó por los derecho de los campesinos. >> se cumple el vigésimoprimer (21°) aniversario de la muerte de césar chávez. >> él siempre peleó por los derechos de todos. >> luchaste por los campesionos sin saber su destino, no descansaste hasta que tus propósitos lograste. >> sí se puede. >> alrededor de 1800 alumnos de primaria de san nosé se reunieron en el mexican heritage plaza. >> es importante que los niños se den cuenta que pueden salir adelante. >> es el año 21 en el cual hemos hecho este evento, es una milla más o menos de caminata. >> el hermano menor

until then, have a great week. [ fans cheering ] [ announcer ] it's derrick coleman. [ derrick colemanone, that i was a lost cause. i was picked on... four ears! ...and picked last. [ muffled yelling ] coaches didn't know how to talk to me. [ crowd yelling ] they gave up on me, told me i should just quit. [ announcer ] ...underway in pasadena. [ derrick coleman ] don't move until he moves. don't move until he moves. and the last pick is... [ derrick coleman ] they didn't call my name, told me it was over. but i've been deaf since i was three, so i didn't listen. ♪ and now i'm here with the loudest fans in the nfl cheering me on, and i can hear them all. [ crowd cheering ] ♪ [ crowd cheering ] ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com [ crowd cheering ] could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. i need>>that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. >>ah

coleman is moving to say this s.a.t. matters. the market share to have the a.c.t. and 800-plus colleges require neither the a.c.t. nor the s.a.t., he's moving aggressively to make that happen. i talked to nick lemon who knows more about this than just about anyone and he said, on balance, these are positive changes, these are a good thing. we'll see. i kind of like using words like "propitious," but it shouldn't be a guessing game that you study for. so using words that we use in the real world, that makes a lot of sense. i think probably nick lemon is right, a lot of these changes are good, but don't forget, the underlying motive, i think, is the market share -- a market share one. >> woodruff: special correspondent for education, thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: now, the second of a three-part series on the impact of the meltdown at the fukushima nuclear power plant in japan. tonight, we look at questions about the safety of fishing in the region, now and in the future. newshour science correspondent miles o'brien traveled there recently and has the st

[ derrick coleman ] they told me it couldn't be done, that i was a lost cause.on... four ears! ...and picked last. [ muffled yelling ] coaches didn't know how to talk to me. [ crowd yelling ] they gave up on me, told me i should just quit. [ announcer ] ...underway in pasadena. [ derrick coleman ] don't move until he moves. don't move until he moves. and the last pick is... [ derrick coleman ] they didn't call my name, told me it was over. but i've been deaf since i was three, so i didn't listen. ♪ and now i'm here with the loudest fans in the nfl cheering me on, and i can hear them all. [ crowd cheering ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] t

now, david coleman, who played a role in shaping those common core standards and is president of theis the person actually working on both ends of this. >> yes, so david coleman, just so people are clear about the common core thing that's happening, right, some sort of substantive body of knowledge that american schoolchildren across the country should know is what the common core is, right? and, well, that's the idea. right? i mean, substantive body of knowledge. and the s.a.t. test which has always been an aptitude test, your ability as opposed to knowledge, is now being designed to mirror some kind of body of knowledge. what do you think about that? >> about the common core? >> the mirror in between the two. >> you know, i think it's a back door way of sort of having, you know, an external control mechanism over our schools. i mean, if you aline the s.a.t. to common core, you're going to force high schools to really adhere to the common core -- >> it's like the back door curricular power. if the s.a.t. says you have to know this thing, doesn't matter what your local school distric

and louise coleman. judy and josh westin. the walloch family, rosalynn p. walter. corporate finding provided by mutual of america designing customized individual retirement. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by public broadcasting and contributions from pbs viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch studios linc center in new york hari sreenivasan. >> thank you for joining us. international crisis surrounding ukraine benefitsified with many experts describing the situation as the greatest threat to east-west relations since the cold war. russian troops invade territory of crimea in the last hours today surrounded ukrainian mirlts. the prime minister of ukraine said that action brought the neighboring companies within what he described as a few inches of war. >> this is the red alert. this is not the threat, this is the actually the declaration of war to my country. >> after putting his troops on lie aler to stand by. secretary kerry described the russian invasion as a violation of international law and warned that t

eli coleman. i guess fr the time wavery young, couldn't understand why everyone kept telling me that i was a girl and i should be dointhgs that girls do. that i was a girl because as far as i was concerned, i was a boy, and didn't understand. there was a lot of confusion. didn't know how to relate to... anyone else. uh... it's just very uncomfortable. it makes you feel crazy. this is a female-to-male transsexual who always thought of herself as a boy. she had extreme discomfort with her body as it changed from a you girl to an adult woman. and with those changes, there was increasing anxiety and discomfort about her breasts, her genitalia, and also out their gender role. their role as a female feltery uncomfortable. tentimes, they just feel that somehow they were just given the wrong body. in their mind, they felt themselves to be of the other sex. i know that when i started going through puberty, um... i decided that-- up until tt time, i d figured that everyone was wrong and eventually i would p

jackie lynn coleman is president and ceo of the national community tax coalition. what is the truth about the integrity & competency of some tax preparers? >>the truth is that we really don't know. what we do know is most cpa's and enrolled agents are actually certified and qualified to do your tax return but the majority of the tax preparers out there they are not. they have not been certified. they don't take any tests. they don't take the training necessarily either. >>they just hang out their shingle and say i can prepare your taxes. >>absolutely. >>so what are the horror stories for those who aren't regulated? what have you heard? >>what i have heard is at the end of the day the taxpayer is on the hook to take the rap if there is anything wrong with their tax return. the other thing that we find out is that some folks that actually hang their shingle out there disappear right after the tax season and then you can't find them. so where do you go for additional help then? >>what you said was pretty important. you the taxpayerthat's the responsible party. that's

i'd like to share i come from coleman county mayo and i first came to england in nineteen seventy following. i want to compete in the run to third. always had irish communities and the repressive by the name. i can attach to the new association or above thirty years. and so it's a screw to think. in connection with the all students. people with the association all sometimes she presents a football team spirit within. my stomach and i got back into the camera that is dying. as such but other side of all five of its ideas from good start and the truth. please don't tell him again tonight. logistics management has a very large input from mayo. opponents contend for the people excited about fall. that and keep it from the holidays gift from my notes months has turned to the human thing. so does a great association. he pretended that they were further afield maybe they went about it. mmm people to start matches for the seventh out of four. and they do enjoy getting together. read the ads having events to save souls. this is the biggest events and at the arts association good mentors to have. as

this probably is not it, brian. >> all right, fritz coleman in los angeles for us. fritz, thanks, as always. >>> now we go to the east. another major snowstorm about to hit as we head into march. 100 million americans about to be impacted all the way from kansas to massachusetts. our report tonight from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: first there was the cold. then snow. then bitter cold, then a whole lot of snow and still more cold. begging the question, will it ever end. >> i shovel one day, i got to shovel the next day. believe me, i do not like this weather. >> according to the national weather service's winter severity index, only detroit, where they've had 6.5 feet of snow and 66 days below freezing really is having its worst winter since 1950. this morning chicago woke up to 8 degrees. so far this season they've had more than 5 feet of snow, 22 days below zero, and a barrage of broken pipes. 4500 so far this year. four times as many as last year. >> what we're seeing is people who are not home a lot having frozen water services. >> reporter: so cold for so long,

early this morning, near redding hundreds of thousands of baby salmon from the coleman national fish hatchery were load need trucks. they are running from the drought. >> they are used to being flushed down to the ocean with spring runoff and snow melt. we don't have it this year. >> reporter: rivers too slow, too low, not enough water. today federal and state officials along with the golden gate salmon association trucked nearly half million baby salmon 270 miles here to rio vista. >> this is a herculean effort. >> reporter: and it's only the beginning. >> we're talking 2.5 -month operation, 240 semi trucks. >> how many trucks? >> 240 different trips. >> reporter: dumped into special holding pens along the banks of the sacramento river this end slowly towed out to the middle for release. but there's a problem. being migratory, in three years, these fish will not know how to return to coleman hatchery for breeding. it's a tough call, says u.s. fish and wildlife's bob clark. >> by making the decision to truck them and get very few back, the alternative was we don't truck them and it d

a convoy of tankers pull in, hauling precious cargo from the coleman federal fish hatchery in redding. the tanks are filled with hundreds of thousands salmon. they would be released upriver to begin their migration to the sea, but this isn't a normal year. >> we're trying to give them a jump-start, to get them past problem areas upstream, increase their chances of making it successfully out the golden gate. >> reporter: the impact of severe drought, the fishery managers decided to truck the salmon down to the delta for release. >> if we were to reach coleman and they would perish on the trip, we would have no recreational fish in 2016. >> reporter: they're poured into net pens to acclimate to the delta waters. more than 240 trucks will make the same journey, hauling more than 30 million fish. >> this represents the most salmon smoltz ever moved out of the upper river, down past the pumps, past very low drought waters, so they can make their way safely out the golden gate. >> reporter: the strategy has drawbacks, by trucking in the fish the salmon will have a difficult time finding the

here's john blackstone. >> reporter: at the coleman fish hatchery, the first of 12 million baby salmon were loaded into trucks this morning. california's long drought left gg across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a ser

have become far too disconnected from the work of our high schools. >> reporter: coleman lumped in the other major college entrance exam, the a.c.t. in his explanation, but competition between the two exams may help explain the changes. the s.a.t. used to be the top college entrance exam, but last year, at least 140,000 more students took the a.c.t. 33 colleges do not require s.a.t. scores, and that number is growing. at pitzer college, a liberal arts school near los angeles, angel perez is head of admissions. >> at pitzer, we basically did a study and what we found is that there was no direct correlation between academic success on our campus and the s.a.t. >> reporter: the college board will also be offering online tutoring to students who want to prepare but can't afford the tutors or test prep courses that higher income families can, and that's designed to counter the idea that the s.a.t. are a triumph of privilege or merit. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. tonight, our david martin tells us russia is sending more troops into ukraine's crimea peninsula. the occupation began frida

college board president david coleman sat down with nbc news education correspondent rehema ellis ander this overhaul is long overdue. >> it's time for the college board to say in a clear voice that the culture and practice of test preparation in this country has led to a perception at least of inequity and injustice. the exams were designed to show hard work and merit, but now so many people say what they really show is who has access to special secrets or special preparation. >> randy weingarten is the president of the american federation of teachers. thank you so much for being here. how much of a game changer do you think this is for students? >> well, you know, we're going to have to see it in practice first. what we've learned in terms of education, there's a big, big difference in terms of what's pronounced and how it operates in the field. on the face of it, these seem like really good changes. like, for example, to actually have vocabulary words on the s.a.t. that you use as opposed to something that you'll never even see again, even in "the new york times" crossword puzzle,

c-span: are those the colemans? >> guest: they're the colemans, and the gates' live 20 or so miles away. c-span: now if i remember correctly, one of your grandparents on your mother's side -- i think it was your grandmother, correct me if i'm wrong -- when she died or or your grandfather died, that there was a white preacher? >> guest: that's right. c-span: and there was a strong reaction to that? >> guest: yeah. one of the costs of integration, which is one of the subthemes of the book, was that traditional black culture -- because of the force of integration, would disappear. so that the black church where my grandmother went every sunday, i mean, she died when she was about 90 years old -- i want to say every sunday for 90 years, but certainly every sunday for 70 years. that black church effectively doesn't exist anymore. i mean, it's still there, it has a very, very tiny congregation, but it was too small to hold all the people who wanted to come to my grandmother's funeral and even that church has, as its minis

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thank you, jim tilmon, for your expertise, and evan coleman. thanks so much.fter this. could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> let me finish tonight with this. we, all of us, await the prospect of seeing the truth in the new jersey bridge caper. the question we all of us want answered is whether bridget kelly, who will be called to testify tomorrow, created by herself the notion of punishing the mayor of ft. lee by shutting down traffic from his area across george washington bridge. did she? did she one day imagine the vital importance of hurting this town, ft. lee? did she equally imagine the method of doing so? did she say to herself, just as she said in that e-mail, not just that it was time for some traffic problems in ft. lee, but i thought of a way to hurt the mayor of ft. lee. did she do that? did she? the deputy chief of staff to governor christie create the mission and the me

this man, 30-year-old richard coleman ran away when the owner of the puppies confronted him, but officers met up with him and made the arrest. the puppies are now back home in livermore. >>> that mud slide in osa, washington, the death toll expected to climb again. the number of did is officially 16, but nine more bodies have been found, but not yet recovered. and today, for the first time, we are hearing the fist hand accounts of heartbreaking courage of the crews on the scene. >> going through the rubble of the home and picking up clothes of these little ones, you know. and holding them in front of me. and just looking to see what size are they. how old was this child? >> we'll all cry. so maybe that's not a good idea. >> despite the missing person list dropping down to 90 names now, half of the oso population is still missing. >>> the search for a missing malaysian airline flight 370 was suspended today due to rough weather over the indian ocean. the most recent hint, a thai satellite spotted about 300 objects in the ocean just southwest of where a french satellite spotted objects on t

here today speaking on behalf of coleman advocates as well as other yutd -- youth groups in the process we are going to try continue the battle to ensure that you put back in the resolution that the police chief wasn't comfortable in signing. i want to thank you for your hard work and look forward to a positive relationship. thank you very much. >> thank you, laura fair. i'm a statewide elective with statewide council and would like to thank you for all the work with the council and we are disappointed that the chief did not agree to the amendments that were very strong and we were very appreciative of the board for taking those extra steps to try to make certain that happened. we are verien encouraged that he is very much committed to see the intent of the mou carried out and the provisions become a reality and looking forward to work with the superintendant to make sure that in that mou is shared with staff. the promises of the mou in terms of reducing arrest and citations and disproportionality for our youth that come in contact with police become a reality. we look forward to ensure

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coleman was there and they were all reunited. >> viral video lesson to all out of his. florida motorist filmed irate tailgating driver. he over take her and then watch what happens next. man driving the truck lasts contro control. and careens into a ditch on the other side of the road. woman who took the video titled it instant karma. she up loaded it to you tube. the driver is okay so we can chuckle a little bit but she was yelling at him as you hear heard. it got two million view so far. >> you like to see that one. baseball back in the bay area tonight. eager fans crowd at&t park to watch the san francisco giants take on the oakland a during tonight's pre-season game. they won 4 to nothing. 2 teams play again tomorrow in san francisco and at the oakland coliseum on saturday. highlights of tonight's bay bridge match upcoming up in sports. >> how fun. baseball we are still chuckling at that. that's what you get. >> we assume she was a passenger right. she wasn't driving. >> we hope so. >> we assume that's the case. >> for sake of argument we say it. >> check on the wee

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i'm at coleman advocates. i'm here because i'm also a product of like natalie said, i'm a product of the children's amendment. i have been a participant of programs that were funded through the children's amendment and i was also staff at programs that helped low income and struggling young people and also a part of the lgbt -- proposition b. but the children's amendment is very important to young people to people that really need it. right now, it's not enough. we really do need to expand it to address tai and other young people that need the support. i would encourage you to do so. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon, thank you for your patience. i'm adams and a parent * of a preschooler in san francisco. i just want to make comments about the importance of the amendment and importance about increasing the funds and most specifically about including the 18-24-year-olds. the point in time this year pointed out to the people between 18-24 who are homeless and we shelter 1 in 10 and

i'm joined by james coleman, he's going to show us the hydrophone, first of all, show us the differenceween this and the sonar. let's start with the hydrophone. how does this work? >> exactly. so this is a hydrophone. there are a number of variety of hydrophones. basically, a hydrophone is an underwater microphone. this is going to be towed along a boat in long tails or tipping it over the side of an aircraft. in order to listen to that underwater pinger. >> how far can it hear, how wide? >> only about five miles. >> only about five mills. this is where you find the basic idea of where the flight might be? >> exactly. >> take a look is he sonar, the sonar is what you use when you get closer or that battery dies? >> exactly. the sonar is going to actively emit sound down to the seafloor. as it receives a signal coming back from the seafloor, it's going to interpret that and build up a 3d map of what's on the bottom. so this device can be used to map out what's on the seafloor. >> but you got to be right on top of it for that to work? >> yeah. >> it's also painstaking and extremely time c

coleman was there and they were all reunited. >> viral video lesson to all out of his.iver. he over take her and then watch what happens next. man driving the truck lastssts contl control. and careens into a ditch on the other side of the road. woman who took the video titled it instant karma. she up loaded it to you tube. the driver is okay so we can chuckle a little bit but she was yelling at him as you hear heard. it got two million view so far. >> you like to see that one. baseball back in the bay area tonight. eager fans crowd at&t park to watch the san francisco giants take on the oakland a during tonight's pre-season game. they won 4 to nothing. 2 teams play again tomorrow in san francisco and at the oakland coliseum on saturday. highlights of tonight's bay bridge match upcoming up in sports. >> how fun. baseball we are still chuckling at that. that's what you get. >> we assume she was a passenger right. she wasn't driving. >> we hope so. >> we assume that's the case. >> for sake of argument we say it. >> check on the weekend forecast. >> sand why is here. >> hi.

coleman was there and they were all reunited. >> viral video lesson to all out of his. florida motorist filmed irate tailgating driver. he over take her and then watch what happens next. man driving the truck lasts contro control. and careens into a ditch on the other side of the road. woman who took the video titled it instant karma. she up loaded it to you tube. the driver is okay so we can chuckle a little bit but she was yelling at him as you hear heard. it got two million view so far. >> you like to see that one. baseball back in the bay area tonight. eager fans crowd at&t park to watch the san francisco giants take on the oakland a during tonight's pre-season game. they won 4 to nothing. 2 teams play again tomorrow in san francisco and at the oakland coliseum on saturday. highlights of tonight's bay bridge match upcoming up in sports. >> how fun. baseball we are still chuckling at that. that's what you get. >> we assume she was a passenger right. she wasn't driving. >> we hope so. >> we assume that's the case. >> for sake of argument we say it. >> check on the wee

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when my children were little like preschoolers i was an advocate for youth and now i'm a member of coleman and c pack and we support the children's fund coalition that chelsey just mentioned. as an apparent i want to say that it's really disheartening to hear that poverty rate has increased by 14 percent. in san francisco it's even higher, it's one of four children. when we translate that to latino and african american children the ratio goes up higher it's one of three children in poverty. children's fund and the public it indication enrichment fund provides pathway out of poverty. parents are able to work and the children are in care when they are in early childhood education and a lot of services. one thing i want to say is living in san francisco is very expensive. poverty rate to just make it for a family of four, the self sufficiency bare bones is $94,000. none of these families make that. this is why we need the children's fund and we recommend to allocate by age group. 45 percent of our population is vert cert -- certified and they get expanded. thank you very much. >> thank you. n

investigators say richard coleman was arrested yesterday after woman reported that her to german shepherd puppies were stolen from her home last week in livermore. the woman found the dogs listed on craigslist. they say she set up a meeting with the suspect, and when she confronted him he ran off. police lured him to another location where he was arrested. investigators recovered both puppies, they say the dogs were unharmed and returned return to their owner. >>> monday is the deadline to enroll to for health insurance under coverage california. with a call center hearing concorde helping people navigate through the process. officials say they have received more than 50000 applications monday through wednesday this week. people who want to apply should have certain information handy. >> social security numbers, dates of birth, your income information, if they have that already we can go through the process pretty quickly. >> people who start the process by march 31 will have until april 15 to complete the plan. the penalty for not signing up was $95 per person or 1% of your income whiche

the suspect, richard coleman was arrested and he took police to get the second puppy he stole. >>> peoplen the gold country are cashing in on the drought we are having. ian schwartz tells us the gold the better than ever. >> reporter: gold mining products are in high demand. >> i would sigh it is taking it up to about 25% increase in sales. >> reporter: in a normal wenter with normal rain, where i'm standing would be covered in water. even all the way up to there. but since we have had lousy rain, the river has receded and allowed people to walk in further and pan for gold spots that have been inaccessful for years. the gold has been in untouched pockets and prospectors are digging in. >> i have seen them bring anywhere from 50 to 250 in a day. >> reporter: and not just gold fanatics, it is also people looking for new hobbies. >> these are people looking for something new to get into. >> reporter: willis says a lot of gold diggers will stick close to the water's etch, but if you want the big reward, you might have to put in the extra effort. >> hikers, kayakers, things like that, they ten

david coleman announced the changes in austin, texas. >> we've also been listening to students and theirn been mysterious and full of anxiety. >> reporter: the new exam will return to a 1600-point scale. the essay will become optional and fancy vocabulary words like sagacious and mem bra news will be replaced by common words such as synthesis and ecologist. >> it times to admit that the s.a.t. and a.c.t. have become far too disconnected from the work of our high school students. >> reporter: he lumped in the a.c.t. in his explanation, but the s.a.t. used to be the top college entrance exam, but last year at least 140,000 more students took the a.c.t. 33 colleges do not require s.a.t. scores and that number is growing. the college board will also offer online tutoring who want to prepare but can't afford tutors or prep work courses that high income families can. that is designed to counter the idea that the s.a.t.s are a triumph of privilege over merit. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> another rare corvette is above ground. this morning. recovery workers pulled the car from the sinkho

. >> reporter: early this morning, tanker trucks began filling up at the coleman national fish hatcheryear anderson. filling up with salmon. >> in order to give them a better chance to hit the ocean and survive, we're actually putting them into trucks and driving them about 275 to 300 miles past a lot of the problems that are currently in river. >> reporter: the salmon are about six months old, the result of last year's spawning season. their very survival requires deep enough water to swim to sea. without that this year, u.s. and california fisheries don't want to take the risk. so the chinook salmon won't swim, they'll get a ride to san francisco bay. once here, the fish will acclimate for a while, then be set free. water is one of those things we take for granted. fish do too. giving 30 million salmon a lift is probably the least we could do. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> that's our broadcast for a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> we are tracking the rain, the fi

the stadium is on coleman avenue near the international airport. you don't have to be just a soccer fan to enjoy it. >> yeah. we'll have soccer, other events like rugby and lacrosse and college football, high school football. so all those things together will create really a village green for people to experience events. >> two new great stadiums a few miles from each other. this earthquake stadium will open a year from now at the start of the march 2015 season. >>> a big win for an east bay basketball team. we'll show it to you next. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes. here's what we're working on for. pilots do it, players have to. why don't doctors have to take a drug test? we take a look at new calls here. that's coming up tonight in our reality check at 6:00. >>> we have not only college madness but high school madness. the st. joe's team beat the team from southern california. the title game was in sacramento. st. joe's wins the division 5 championship game. great for them. this marks the fifth straight title for st. joe's of alameda. a great le

and so i think a lot of the changes that david coleman and the college board are introducing are intended to kind of right that balance, and maybe the s.a.t. more reflective of what students are actually experiencing in 16 and 17-year-olds and in their college classrooms to come. >> rafael, you have an academically demanding course of study at al burke, academy, is it as unrelated to what kids are learning in the classroom at a place like your school? >> well, as your introduction indicated the s.a.t. started from a different place, it was meant to be an aptitude test, and the a.c.t. was the test that was based more on the content of what students knew. that the college board announced yesterday seemed to be a lining it more with the act. and they are becoming more and more alike. as they have been doing for years but this is a much larger step to making the s.a.t. much like the act. >> jim rollins, you're the end user arguably, what use is the act to a college admissions department? >> the act, or set each serve a role with us as one of the several pieces that let's us see something abou

just knocked down a house fire in alma dan valley neighborhood not far from the corner of redman and coleman road. flames were so big they called for backup. damage kept to the garage. one person inside the home suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation will be fine. no word on a cause. >>> also happening now, crews in fremont working to reopen a busy stretch of road where a man was hit and killed by a corvette this morning. >> one of two crashes that snarled up crashes. bob redell live in fremont. any word when the road should reopen. >>> they're waiting to remove the corvette involved in the fatal pedestrian accident earlier this morning at this intersection here on washington boulevard at olive avenue. intersection that one neighbor tells us is very dangerous. it was an elderly woman hit and killed by a car just over two years ago. and again this morning, another woman who appears to also be a senior citizen, struck and killed by a man on the way to work in that corvette. this happened before 6:00 this morning, still dark out. conditions clear according to police. and the woman was wearin