know how you do it and impressed with all of your work, and my wife teaches elementary school in daley city and i have taught at the university of san francisco education, is everything. and okay. that is enough of my speech. >> you know, i don't think that we ever get tired of people telling us that we do important work, so thank you. >> every week. >> okay. >> president norton? >> i wanted to say because i don't think that people realize this, i think that the san francisco board of education is the only board in the country that has had a professional parliamentarian and i appreciate as always, someone appreciating what we do but i don't think that really the public or any of us in this school district understands what we learned about the importance of professionalism from evelyn and the 25 years that i knew her and i just can't express enough how important, having her as an advisor and a teacher was to us. and i have you know recently, i have had the opportunity to have to rely on the skills more than i otherwise would have liked in my role as president last year of the california scho

san francisco upper 60s, parts of san francisco could be around 70, we will go with 60s for daley citynd pacifica. here is a look ahead. the five-day. it's that time of year. we talk about warming, for the inland spots and the bay and coast that. will happen, it'll take a few days though. thursday not to much change. the warming trend by friday. this weekend warmest locations inland at least approaching the mid-90s. >> the 49ers getting ready for a new season this sunday. the serious problem that could prove to be a distraction for the team's star linebacker. >> and buster posey has broken a finger. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> welcome back

thought that he and his guys were acquiesce and killed a lieutenant colonel named john daley understood at the scene as cities he got out of his bradley fighting vehicle that he had ordered his gunner to open fire and that the casualties were very good as he'd only knew it was friendly fire he did it . and yet the casualty officers went back and they reported to the family that their head son had died in an encounter with a republican guard it was just made up out of whole cloth. it was only when they got back to saudi arabia that the soldiers had access to phones and field as best friends of the unit called the family and told them what really happened to. the two soldiers the list of guys who called fielder's family told their unit commander. low ranking officer and they wouldn't say who they were afraid of getting in trouble as a lieutenant or a captain. what they told of evelyn and he told them to shut up that if they said anything more they'd be court martialled. and that this was way above their pay grade and they'd better not do it again despite the family's six month campaign for information about the

local leave the city of richmond california is taking on a controversial plan to save homeowners that are underwater on their mortgage mortgage on the state level earlier william daley who used to work for obama said he's not going to run for governor they were attacking him because calling him a banker who who oversaw the collapse of the economy and at the federal level we've seen larry summers who if it weren't for occupy many people may not have known the role that he played in the deregulation of wall street so while occupy didn't make its way into government it definitely seems to. be playing a little bit of an influential role in it and man and we have about thirty seconds love what is going to take is that it takes something really bad to happen a total collapse for things to get better and for us to really push for change you know i can't help but think of what kept it real lewis said that it's going to take an economic meltdown or something really bad for that to happen i'm a little bit more optimistic i see occupy wall street as a first step toward that as a step that that says we don't have to have a gigantic catastrophe for a change people are able to ge