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in our system come a d does represent a passing grade. when students go to apply to college, colleges do not accept d's as passing grades. i wanted to highlight that. we would like to be able to come back next months to one of the select committees and talk about our recommendations for students support and talk about how a city services can be aligned to create a stronger system so that we can be more proactive and prevent students from failing. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate hearing your response. >> thank you. thank you for coming. my question to you, your request asked for a subsequent meeting and to create a partnership about what you think would be the appropriate support services. do you happen to have a draft of some of those ideas? anybody who could see the draft would be able to formulate on the city side how they could potentially supports such requests. we could have a much more robust conversation around that when the meeting gets scheduled. >> you will see a yellow paper. we will be spending the rest of this

in our system come a d does represent a passing grade. when students go to apply to college, colleges do not accept d's as passing grades. i wanted to highlight that. we would like to be able to come back next months to one of the select committees and talk about our recommendations for students support and talk about how a city services can be aligned to create a stronger system so that we can be more proactive and prevent students from failing. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate hearing your response. >> thank you. thank you for coming. my question to you

the d keeps them in the game. >> reporter: ever get a d? >> once. i got a chance to go talk to my teacher to see if i could raise it back up. i got it back up to an a. a good thing. >> reporter: to an a? >> yeah. an a. [ yelling ] >> it's not a story chris farley liked. mike sugerman, cbs 25. >>> well an itsy bitsy spider turning into a major problem. why the eight-leg citer is forcing recalls of some mazdas. >>> and there is a mystery off the coast. what is killing the california sea otter. >>> the day it will rain this weekend, we'll pinpoint that day, plus snow in tahoe. all as "eyewitness news" continues right here on cbs5. ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new... 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ welcome to the darker side of green. cross. hundreds of of californians are >>> a warning tonight from anthem blue cross. hundreds of thousands of californians are about to get a steep rate increase. the changes m

the d keeps them in the game. >> reporter: ever get a d? >> once. i got a chance to go talk to my teacher to see if i could raise it back up. i got it back up to an a. a good thing. >> reporter: to an a? >> yeah. an a. [ yelling ] >> it's not a story chris farley liked. mike sugerman, cbs 25. >>> well an itsy bitsy spider turning into a major problem. why the eight-leg citer is forcing recalls of some mazdas. >>> and there is a mystery off the coast. what is killing the california sea otter. >>> the day it will rain this weekend, we'll pinpoint that day, plus snow in tahoe. all as "eyewitness ne,,,,,,,,,,, cross. hundreds of of californians are >>> a warning tonight from anthem blue cross. hundreds of thousands of californians are about to get a steep rate increase. the changes mean higher could payments ands deductibles for policy holders. some will have to pay 40% more for coverage this year than they did last we're. >> it's for consumers, especially when there isn't really another option for people, these individuals, health insurance. >> every t

in the world health organization has also concluded that the risk posed by d. weapons to the health of troops and civilians is relatively low but both reports concluded that more research was needed and that precautionary measures should be taken when using these weapons these recommendations have fallen on deaf ears if it was a matter that this was confined to the military and those people in a conflict that would be a different matter but the point is that this will tiriel is likely to affect as depleted uranium dust is likely to affect the civilian population. professor keith laumer stock is a british scientist specializing in radiation in the environment he was advisor to the world health organization about a stark wrote a report highly critical of the human issuance the w.h.o. rejected his findings and that restock thinks they caved in under political pressure there's a geneva convention which says that your weapons of war must not adversely affect the health of the civilian population and i think there's enough evidence now to say that there's a high prob

and three d. i'd like to see what i did it's definitely an experiment to see if it's true or as bill said is it just another trick or is it really work because i have serious doubts but i think it might work for some projects but i also think that basically it's millions of dollars have been pushed into trying to make you believe as filmmakers and as audiences three d. is just brilliant because they i think the big studios have about seven more coming and they need to come you had they need you to come to see the movies so they're promoting this idea and they didn't have anything else because they were writing strikes going on there was a crisis gone they didn't have the stories they like they were scared shitless and i think that's why they're promoting this reading is just two cameras there's not it's not a big deal we had we can shoot you know seventy in this room was with seven ship cameras and you yourself would you make a film in three d. and three you know by the time i get there it will be

why drug killers three d. it's done for him to d. has been done fifty three times i think well why not you know see i think it would be very scary to say the least is that your passion for experiments. it's the passion in my passion for yeah it is and of course you know. it's not you know. it's a very interesting guy the work with and then the whole the whole dracula thing i love it i think it's. you know it's like dracula again ok why not he lives forever don't you know but in three d. and three d. i'd like to see what i did it's definitely an experiment to see. if it's true or it's bullshit. is it just another trick or is it really work. because i have serious doubts but i think it might work for some projects but i also think that basically it's millions of dollars have been pushed into trying to make you believe. filmmakers and as audiences it's three d. is just brilliant because they i think the big studios have about seven more coming and they need to come you had they need you to come to see the movies so they're promoting thi

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and so you know by the time i get there it will be five d. and the canon five d. is fine i prefer the camera still because it's so flexible and. this camera has limits any camera has limits and we have limits so you work with the limits but it's all make believe with nothing is perfect who cares about perfect perfect dead people you know. well let's stay alive thanks for being with us you're welcome ok i'm fine thank you and just a reminder that my guest today was that all together howard actor and film director and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to add your sales spotlight or have someone in mind you think i should interview next parent to drop me a line at powder not at our t.v. dot are you and let's keep spotlights interact we'll be back with more first and common fun what's going on and outside russia until then to stay on our t.v. and take care. there is not enough space for them on the ground. down to. get things nonexistent under the sun. fill the gap of adrenaline. discover the deeply hidden secrets. they are seeking to. find. and even.

>> currently comeuppance a d in our school district is a passing grade. we would give priority to the students that have failed. whenever possible, we are working in students who have made d's as well to get their grades up. it depends on how many courses we have to offer and how many registered. >> a student who has a d is at risk of failing. it is possible that they are barely on the line. the school district can do as much as they can to provide access to those students in need. do you have any idea how many those are? the percentages of students who are receiving d grades in english and algebra? >> overall, we have about 379 students who are receiving d's in algebra, which is 15%. in english, we have a 11%. 439, which is about 10% of their students. >> you said that 379 is 15%, but a higher number is a lesser percent? >> i have three years of data. 319 students received at d's in algebra for the fall semester. in english, 439 students, which is about 10%. it is a higher number because all ninth graders take ninth great english, but not all ninth grade

tampoco reciben suficiente exposicin al sol, disminuye la capacidad del cuerpo de producir vitamina "d". los investigadores recomiendan que ms pediatras monitoreen los niveles de vitamina "d" en los pequeÑos. cu --gracias ariel.. --en cuestiones de educacion.. ---vanessa hauc visito un escuela que en un par de aÑos paso de tener una calificacion de "f" a tener una "a"!, como lo hicieron? vamos a ver! wrap: hace un par de anos esta escuela elemental tenia la peor calificacion de todas! 22:14:01 éramos una escuela f "f" que significa que sus estudiantes estaban reprobando el test nacional que mide los conocimientos basicos en matematicas y lectura! "nat nat" vanessa: que hicieron para cambiar d f a a?: contratamos maestros.. combinacion..." el secreto dice el asistente del director esta en trabajar en equipo con los padres y estudiantes pero sobretodo en el compromiso de los profesores dedicados como la maestra sobrino.. 21:53:46 ese año nos contrataron a varias maestras para subir esa f a

"nat nat" vanessa: que hicieron para cambiar d f a a?: contratamos maestros.. combinacion..."o dice el asistente del director esta en trabajar en equipo con los padres y estudiantes pero sobretodo en el compromiso de los profesores dedicados como la maestra sobrino.. 21:53:46 ese año nos contrataron a varias maestras para subir esa f a un nivel mas alto "nos contrataron para venir y ensenarles a ellos de 1 a 3 grado" ella ensena en 4 grado, y cuando todos se van acasa se queda con los estudiantes que necesitan tutoria especial. "nat nat" trabaja aqui hace 13 anos y vio la transfrmacio n de la escuela. 21:57:05 yo me siento muy contenta, de estar en este colegio, me siento como si estuviera en mi familia, hemos trabajado mucho para llegar a donde estamos pero este no es el caso de la gran mayoria de escuelas publicas en los estados unidos, segun el secretario de educacion arney duncan, el 82 % de las escuelas de la nacion podrian fracasar este ano, no cumpliendo con las metas estableciadas en la ley " que ningun nino se quede atras" la ley aprobada bajo la administracion del pr

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there's a slider on the right so to go from 2-d all the way up to 3-d.is stereoscopic 3-d in it. so it's kind of tricking your sighs in to seeing this 3-d experience. >> does it make the game experience better? >> in some cases it really does improve the game. in other cases, it can be a little bit dizzying. you have to get used to that. you've got to find the sweet spot. you know, if you turn it at the wrong angle you sort of lose that effect but it's quite an immersive and mesmerizing experience. >> well, "avatar" aside, you can't say that the u.s. public has embraced 3-d technology quite yet. >> you're right because of the glasses. that's been a big stumbling block for a lot of people. something like this may get possibly people excited about not needing glasses. now, it's not cheap. this is $250. that compares to just an entire gaming console that's out there today. the games themselves are $40 each. this is quite an investment for people even though it's pretty cool stuff. >> and there's a health warning for some kids? >> yeah, not just for kids act

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d.-u. the study led to a bitter controversy with the pentagon. when it hits the targets. you're in young project time that is made of depleted uranium produces very high temperature. that in fact creates dust radioactive dust and depleted uranium in that infinitesimal number of the particles is spread in the atmosphere. there's single most dangerous. radiation that exists in the nature. of a car think in the vicinity of known differentiated so produce is so magic and genetic changes including cancer leukemia. wiping out of the immune system and so. i'm telling you here for the public to listen to this interview that we are the evening read that concrete and danger for going to live on the planet earth. on this issue you have a lot of propaganda that's come from the u.s. government but you have a lot of people who are in my opinion engaging in propaganda coming from the other side as well making claims that are not backed up by evidence about depleted uranium and it's really kind of obscured you know what i consider a middle ground reality. then fay he is a retired navy li

and the d keeps them in the game. >> ever get a d? >> once. >> reporter: and it made this freshman work harder. >> i got a chance to talk to my teacher to see if i could raise it back up. i did. i got it back up to an a. >> an a? >> yes, an a. >> reporter: it is not a story chris farley would tell. mike sugerman, cbs5. >>> if you suffer from chronic headaches a new approach allows you to zap them away. dr. kim mulvihill explains. >> reporter: 30-year-old kerry preston is all smiles saying a tingling feeling in her head has replaced excruciating headache pain that almost ruined her life. >> just shooting, throbbing, stabbing type pain. >> reporter: for years kerry suffered with cluster migraine headaches that often got so bad she had to be hospitalized to get i.v. medication. it would temporarily ease the pain but nothing really worked. desperate kerry turned to a neurosurgeon. >> it has a chip inside. a pace maker device. >> reporter: it targets nerves in the brain and requires surgery with general anesthesia. it is connected to a wir

him and he has become an expert on casualties and the after effects of the recent iraq war he blames d.-u. minissha for most of the medical problems connected to the war. the casualty rate for vietnam was crushed only seven percent eight percent of those who served here will look at it over one third are now casualties already over thirty percent of every one of the services now so bad off medically that they have to request permanent medical care and permanent pensions from the u.s. department of veteran affairs that's an incredible number. look pentagon has ended up saying that there is no danger at all from depleted uranium while some activists claim that it is the world's threat roquet like many activists in the n.t. do you camp have been on both sides of the fence first as a member of the military establishment supporting the official line and then the against it here's the you that's one hundred twenty millimeter to you on this little wound them up that's one one hundred twenty millimeter to you oh this isn't a little number ok. so they say it's sixty percent net less radioactive

in hd. >> jimmy: h-d, 3-d, whatever d you want.days. we're going to cover the royal wedding in its entirety. >> jimmy: what is your show going to cover? what is it going to be like? can you compare it to anything? >> that's a really good question. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. i'm hoping -- i'm -- i'm hoping -- that was sycophantic, sorry. [ laughter ] i'm hoping -- >> jimmy: you're learning. you're learning. >> i'm learning, i've got to be like that. yeah. >> jimmy: next time you've got to go on with the poof and pickles. and you'll be like, "martin, what happened to you?" yeah. exactly. >> i don't know. i mean i'm hoping that there is something about being an outsider that will be beneficial to the audience. i think that i'll be approaching some of the conflict politically in a way that a lot of ordinary americans wonder what the hell is this shut down about? what's this row about? so i'm hoping that some of that detachment will come, and i'll be able to bring that. but also, it will be a wide range of storie

the 3-d mammogram uses more radiation than a traditional mammogram. it's expected to be more expensive, though the cost won't be set until it's widely available. >> most importantly, it hasn't been shown to save more lives. so we love new technology and we keep piling it on without a clear understanding of what the benefits are. >> reporter: right now the 3-d mammogram is only available at massachusetts general hospital but it is expected to be introduced at other medical centers nationwide this year, katie. >> couric: when they are, should women ask for 3-d mammograms? >> reporter: right now this technology is approved by the f.d.a. but not recommended by major cancer groups or women's health groups. also, radiologists need time to be trained in this new imaging technique. all of that takes time. so until then this is a conversation a woman should have with her doctor. >> couric: dr. jennifer ashton, thank you so much. for more information, you can go to our partner in health news webmd.com and search "mammogram." meanwhile, nearly a decade after 9/1

do you it d. you possesses no danger or poses no danger we need to prove it statistically and with independent scientific studies we owe our soldiers a full measure of the truth where ever that leads us. mcdermott's amendment passed its first hurdle and the amendment is agreed to. but there's no guarantee that this will become law that the us or any other country using do you honestly examine its effects on those who fire the weapons on those who were fired upon and on the entire globe. question is that so much i know which of course is right on it comes up here is a drawing bottlings over collective bargaining puts america's democracy potentials in the line of fire but is this move to red tape roll back. the exit of nature and discover is abusing. the communicate with the wild and lemon. test yourself and become free and. see what nature can give you a nazi. wealthy british style facade. sometimes. market finiteness come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars

there are no official statistics on the amount of d. human emotions used in iraq but estimates are between four hundred and four thousand tons and now long after the two thousand and three bombings geiger counters still detect radioactivity from spent the human ish ins in areas outside the city. according to u.n. recommendations and u.s. military regulations vehicles hit by do you mean a shins should have been removed from the battlefield and the whole area decontaminated this was not done. for or is in charge of the environment apartment in basra and has produced a map of radioactive contamination has discovered that radiation levels are quite high. our instruments detect high levels of background radiation made and we take samples for analysis by a gamma ray spectrograph. this is bad for a university hospital it used to be called the satin hussein hospital and recently it's been renamed souther hospital after a local shiite leader. those in charge of the cancer you have raised the alarm over the soaring number of cases they suspect th

commissioner borden: d and e. so that would be for that one. and then for c, the same thing for section c3 and d and e. the same things. that is on page 3. >> [unintelligible] commissioner olague: ok. we will call you up afterwards, sue. >> i do not understand what you are talking about. there are so many d's and e's on these pages, it is driving me crazy. commissioner olague: we are just referring to d's and e's on complicated cases. we are talking about lots of time. these appendix i have to do with blocks of time, general public comments. >> standard cases? commissioner olague: if these are just standard, complicated cases -- i see where ms. astor is coming from on this. commissioner borden: my understanding, for the members of the public, is the commission is recommending that under c and e -- d3, c3, b3, subsection 3, we change the time limit to a minimum of three speakers at 10 minutes. and then after the public testimony, an individual may speak for a period and eliminate the rest of that section, and under -- >> yes. commissioner borden

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the 3-d hits store shelves yesterday. it puts a 3-d videogame in the palm of your hand, 3-d s. no classes ride. experts say the technology could be a game changer. the 3-d s also comes with a warning. nintendo says children under 6 shouldn't use the device because it might harm their division. >> moderation is probably a good idea. >> the device does come with parental controls and an option to turn off the 3-d capabilities. the 3ds runs about $250. >>> it's an end of an era for oprah winfrey. >> we know when the last edition of the show will air. the season finale will air on may 25. that's according to entertainment weekly and several other reports citing her production company harpo. the last show will conclude 25 seasons. no word on hot final guest will be or what -- no word on who the final guess will be or what surprise will be for the audience. >> everybody is thinking a new car. >> maybe tom cruise on the couch again? >> i doubt it. >>> 4:47. age may only be a number but see which sex is feeling a little over the hill sooner. >>> plus, a crew member mysteriously disappe

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[applause] middle school principal richar d kerchey. [applause] elementary school principal from new traditions. [applause] [unintelligible] [applause] human-resources administrator. [applause] central office administrator. [applause] and we have two for the valuing adversity award. [applause] [unintelligible] [applause] we have a very special award. >> the next person we are going to give an award to, we know what this person was doing 50 years ago. and they were beginning their career with the san francisco unified school district. this individual spent 20 years as a member of the teacher court in san francisco. and 30 years as an administrator in san francisco. she is well-loved by everyone in her school and her community. and within our school districts. please put your hands together for the principle of the elementary school. [applause] >> i would just like to echo what was said previously by jill wynns and ennis -- dennis kelly that we must keep our eye on the ball and keep doing what we are doing every day. as supporters of publ

theraflu max d.e que está de boca en boca por aprovechar la tragedia que vive japón para promover su concierto. y vean lo que dijo andrea noli por no pasar manutención. >>> andrea que desató un escándalo al señalar a jorge salinas como el padre de su hija, y dijo que jorge no pagó ni un quinto de la pensión alimentecia, y le preguntamos por el que ella llama el inombrable. >>> no hoy no lo vamos a tocar, no. en serio. >>> esta autosuficiencia es loable. >>> es la misma de siempre, evidentemente ese tipo de comentarios no vienen al caso. >>> y mientras jorge salinas dice esr en paz, e hizo pública la decisión de invitar a todos sus hijos, y dice que no tiene intención de vestir a su hija para fiesta, y noli se negó a detallar algunas sas. >>> no tengo nada que declarar. no arruinemos lo que estaba bonito. >>> y así se fue, jorge salinas es explicable, si no das pensión eres el inombrable. >>> es una falta de respeto, era una mirueda de prensa, ella para llamar la atención viene y se para para interrum

one major mobile released 3-d smart phones ahead of nintendo's launch. to attract buyers, the company currently offers famous game titles in 3-d exclusively for its hand sets. >>> translator: the pre-installed contents were chosen to showcase the new 3-d functions, but as the trend moves on, we may move toward a marketplace style method so people can start to buy content. >> reporter: another cell phone carrier is also ramping up its game offerings for its smart phones. the company on thursday announced it will launch a new version of a popular social game site for its smart phones next week. the latest update includes a short cut to launch the game from the main screen and functions that make it easy to invite friends from your own phone list. >>> translator: there are millions of social game users now. as a cell phone company, we need to incorporate social games in to our services quickly. by doing so, raise our competitive edge over other companies. >> reporter: recognizing the industry changes taking place, sony is moving beyond its play station cons

and d is dead. and dead is the easiest one to determine. and how do we determine whether someone is dead? they're not breathing, right an steve said that several times and how do we know someone is not breathing? we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but we don't think it's life-threatening. i is the people that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want