during this collaboration i had the pleasure to work with jennifer and ken barker in washington and don davis. as well as others from the construction site. and we also had an excellent contractor. that my most significant professional collaboration in the project was with two people don doug last from the fine arts program and cliff low. cliff lows sensitive were structural for me to create the landscape ribbons. don douglas demanded the best quality. the sculptor in this court yard called ribbons is the heart and soul of the building. it's meant to adapt to the moments like this. it can be a place of respite. the sculptor responses to the hierarch of the skrurlt with the ribbons. this major emphasis on the horizon is to compliment the architecture and it is perfect to the historic use. from under no circumstances ribbons the sculptors that you see to the side rise and fall and create pathways of decomposed granite that anchor the space. there's actually an interesting story about the fountains. when arthur brown completed the designs in 1932 the court yard was never completed because of gue

working group which is comprised of deputy superintendent lee, chris armtrout, our general counsel, don davis, myself and our business officer joe grasoy and we meet every week and discuss issues of real property and transactions so there is a continued on going presence regarding leveraging surplus property, generating revenue for the district and trying to make the best possible business decisions we can for some of the finest -- actually property portfolio in san francisco. so to go to the first slide, and i don't know if he's going to call it up on the tv screen, on the projector. can you do that? >> [inaudible] >> okay. so san francisco for those of you that are not familiar -- i know supervisor kim certainly is very familiar. we have over 155 of the finest real estate in our portfolio in san francisco. over 9 million square feet, thousands of classrooms. once upon a time we served over 90,000 students and today we serve about 55,000 but the number of programs and things going on in our schools has expanded exponentially. there is a perception in the community and in the city that we hav

don prudhomme's hauler from years ago. we'll, we'll sign off right now. we have break news. steve davis, all the best at barrett-jackson.is auction. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. liz: it is car related, general motors. look at this stock jumping right now. general motors declaring a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share, this on the common stock the dividend is payable march 2th this year. it will include all common stockholders as of record of march 18th. that is why the stock is jumping. people jumping in to get the 30 cents per quarter yield. chairman dan akerson saying that general motors is building high quality, world class vehicle foss our 6 ourour customers. we want to reward our common stockholders. david: that is stock to watch. see if it keeps the that after-hours. liz: the stock closed at $40.02. the bid ask is 41.18. david: we'll be right back. the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where ery great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dells honored to be part of some of the

davis. >> reporter: phil everly, half of the pioneer rock duo, the everly brothers, passed away yesterday according to his wife, patty. ♪ wake up little susie >> reporter: phil and his older brother, donamassed 35 hits over a 50-year career. those who toured with them remember him fondly. nancy sinatra tweeting, phil everly is gone, touring with phil and don was one of the thrills of my life. i love you, philip, godspeed. the influential brothers were inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 1986. many of them were a source of inspiration including the beatles. the brothers' legacy continues to inspire musicians for generations. nora jones and billy joe armstrong released an everly brothers tribute album. billy joe tweeted, the everly brothers go back. those harmonies live on forever. we're going to miss you, phil, gratitude. ♪ bye-bye love >> reporter: everly was 74. ♪ lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> blackberry is accusing a company backed by tv host ryan seacrest of being a rip-off artist. the allegations were filed in a patent infringement lawsuit yesterday. blackberry claims typo copied the smartphone maker's iconic keyboard. >>> another sign that california could be