dr. jackson. it would really show just how arrogant how self-serving that you can be. and i say if that's what you're doing then i say don't do it. >> good evening commissioners. superintendant jenny with affirmative action. we've been working with you in the past year to develop a strong policy that's going to have lasting positive efforts in creating equity and change for our students and families in san francisco. tonight is a moment for the commissioners of where your values lie and our priority that you would set for the school district and the value around the taxpayers of $531 million that will go to renovating our schools. specifically, i wanted to speak to a few proposed edits for the policy you have before you this evening. one adjustment or amendment we want to propose from the community a minimum of 25 percent of working hours are by trade. this would mirror the city policy that we've been working with community as well commissioner fewer and commissioner han i didn't s in showing the replication of the city model that we know it works and is attainable. we

dr. oz: we're back with "american idol's" randy jackson. catching up. dance with the ladies. >> jimmy and michael were so funny. where did jimmy get those braces, dude? whoa! dr. oz: i love strahan's lipstick. >> dude, what's going on in here? you think they go out like that every night? dr. oz: i'm sure! ten years ago you had gastric bypass surgery. you lost over 100 pounds. >> yeah. dr. oz: i would love to understand what's your diet like now. what you said is absolutely right. i have to defend everyone out there with gastric bypass surgery, it will not work at all if you don't watch your diet and do smart things i hope you will tell me about now. dr. oz: for me, behavioral modification. hi to-to-psychologically change the way i looked at foods. the reasondy the book i had a psychologist speaking because i felt like now i felt i never want to be in the position i used to be a lot of times. would i skip a meal and you said it yourself a million times. god, i'm so hungry right now, i can eat a horse and you try to. [laughter] so i said ok, i'm done with

dr. jackson and the black leadership chapter we have provided for a model program for the teens. we would like to take our program off line and continue pushing this program forward mr. mayor. >> hi, i am lana miller, with hu hunter's point family. and i have so many things to talk about and so many things we are passionate and work on. now i am here in my role as a member of the mental health board and particularly for trauma and community related violence. i know for the last years barbara garcia has counted mental services in d-10 as community and violence and trauka. and for years we have talked about it and talked about it and when we try to engage the department of health, we got yes we understand it's a priority but we don't know what to do. in november/october last year in 20 2012, we had the southeast mental health summit around trauma. and a large segment of the community and dph and we put together a plan that was adopted by the san francisco mental health board. and signed on by all community-based organizations that provide mental health services. i am saying that we

dr. jackson who i have known as a friend for 51 years. we have traveled around the world in brazil and africa. we were there when mr. mandala was release friday prison. we have gone. >> >> congress. we have gone before great enemies even to plead for justice for all peoples but i present to you a preacher of the gospel. a faith leader who knows that there is no lasting peace at all unless you pay the price for peace by working the things that make the peace in a community. jesse jackson has been the needle. he has been the thread through the agency of rainbow push coalition pulling together all of these broken fabrics of society in order that we might hope for, look for, and look for eternalally a better society in which we will be no more beset with bigotry and classicism and racism and all of the ism's that tear the very fabric of society. he has paid the price for freedom. he has paid the price for peace. he has paid the price for social betterment. i present to you a better that knows how to pay the price for a beautiful quilt, peace

espinola jackson, dr. espinola jackson's community. and when i raise my hand for them to pick up if one wants to have something to say. i had my hand in the air first, i don't know how i got behind. i ran behind for the speakers, they don't know the services we have in this building here in this community college. we have second language here, and no one should be ignored. everything was talked about except aids prevalent here in bayview hunter's point. we want to see a change in that and also in education, transportation. we have turk out in this community. our young people cannot go to school unless they are jumped upon. this needs to be stopped. and only you can stop this, and help our young people get an education each across town. someone spoke about the transportation. i want to say this, when that third street rail was built. they didn't finish it. they started it. it was supposed to go all the way to city college, but it didn't go there. mr. mayor, i want to say this to you, and i be finished because i can talk to you later ---

dr. oz: randy jackson, you are a diabetic. >> hits me like a ton of bricks. i made a drastic decision. ow stopping surprise. next.

dr. isaak jackson. >> thank you for considering my application to the board. i'm isaak jackson. i have a group of experiences that i think is really good for the community. in the past i've worked in technical companies and in many situations. i worked at the media lab and got my ph.d. years ago. i think i would as a community member i have some familiarity with the companies we're going to be working with. . i also have a, you know, you know - i've been a client and consumer of non-profit sources here in the neighborhood and i also started a notary republic profit myself with other people. the san francisco drug you yourself union i think that supervisor kim might be familiar with that you came to one of our debates. and right now i've move forward on to working another union that is more regional working with people in seattle. so i also have a twitter account i use a lot. i i guess that's basically, it. >> okay. thank you. any questions? >> seeing none, thank you very much. >> okay. >> next applicant is - >> good afternoon. everyone thank you for your time. i lived in the bal

dr. richard joseph jackson at the la fayette library in la fayette and that's all by the commonwealth club. you can check their website at commonwealthclub.org. thank you. stay with us. more ahead. she sang with beyonce and kelly rowland with the r and b girls group destiny's child. michelle went on to the solo recording with heart to yours. next she hit the broadway stage playing the title role in ieta. her music continues through recording and song-writing as she was cast in major roles in stage productions of the color purple, chicago, and what my husband doesn't know. recently, she performed again with destiny's child at the superbowl. michelle is currently in oakland performing in the musical at the paramount. take a look. at oakmont's paramount theater this afternoon and tonight as we take this on a thursday. michelle williams, we welcome you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> first of all a lot of us have seen clips of that and we certainly saw a little bit of that here, but who was cela? >> he was an amazing musician to come from nigeria. i have is heard people say that he is

jackson, sued aeg live for the death. the suit claims aeg live is liable because it hired dr. conrad murray. he company says jackson hires and controlled the doctor and executives had no way of knowing what treatments murray was delivering. yesterday, marked four years since jackson died of an overdose of propofol. >>> a school out on the east coast is testing out a new emergency response system meant to alert police and protect students with a push of a single button. this one of a kind panic button installed in every room at an elementary school in stonington, connecticut. when pressed an aemergency announcement made throughout the school, and then doors are locked limiting movement of an active shooter. the panic button sends a message to police and fire departments and other possible first responders. >> the key in this is the time, the response time, and it's -- it has to be better than it would have been without the system. >> the panic buttons at the school part of a six-month pilot program. if all goes well other schools could follow suit. >>> president obama leaving the white house f

phillips visited jackson's home and spoke to dr. conrad murray the night before his father's death.ng by the back of his elbow. they were close and he was making hand motions. aeg live denies involvement in his death saying dr. murray was not an employee of theirs. >> i don't know how this is critical to their case. the only piece of evidence that came out was the person paying for dr. conrad murray was michael jackson. >> reporter: alan has covered the family. >> the jurors saw the humanity of michael jackson with the videos and pictures and found out what prince was say sg that he was a great dad. >> reporter: since his death four years ago, his children emerged in the spotlight to honor their father. jackson's teen son is confronted with a chapter in a courtroom where a jury will decide who is responsible for the death of the musical icon. kathryn jackson was in court today. a lawyer for the jackson family says she was extremely proud of her grandson. cnn, los angeles. >> another big company is backing away from em battled celebrity chef, paula deen. walmart will stop carrying 20

. >>> michael jackson's son, prince, expected to take the stand in the family lawsuit against aeg. the family claims that age negligently hired drray to take care of jackson. >>> chicago will salute its stanley cup champions the blackhawks with a parade and rally on friday. >>> right now, though, it's time for baseball highlights, courtesy of those guys at espn. >> welcome into our espn studios. it's "sportscenter" here in los angeles. >> ucla, 118 championships. none in baseball. mississippi state, no championships in any sport. ucla had the pitching. and when they put three on the board, you know mississippi state was in trouble. pat right there, down the right field line. a run scores. it's 8-0. it's pretty much all west. david berg, he belongs to team shut it down. ucla, its first baseball title in school history. 8-0. mississippi state out. >>> big leagues now. rangers and yankees. yu darvish throwing for texas. jayson nix, will take this out. that's how darvish, second of the year. still tied at 3-3. drama. ichiro at the plate. as soon as ichiro hit it. time to bounce in the bronx. yankees take 4-3, over texas. >>> dodgers

dr. murray that he did indeed send an audio message to paris jackson. in it he basically wanted to know what was eating away at her, asking her if there's anything that could ease her pain and that he was there for her. he also quoted songs, one of michael jackson's songs, "you are not alone," also other songs like "ain't no mountain high enough" and "you've got a friend." he ended the audiotape according to the website tmz by saying paris was there for him at his darkest moments. suzanne. >> so is the understanding that he sent this after she was hospitalized? did it happen that recently? >> it sounds as though she was hospitalized when he heard what was going on and used the phone in the jail in the prison where he is in order to send this audio message. where exactly it went and whether or not paris' own ear haves heard it isn't clear. >> do we know how she's doing today? >> well, it's the same as yesterday. the family's saying that she is getting the medical help that she needs. as i understand she was put on a 51-50 or psychiatric care charge so th

children along with grandmother katharine jackson sued concert promoter aeg live for the pop singer's death. the suit claims aeg live is libel because it hired dr. conrad murray, convicted of ain't involuntary manslaughter in jackson's death. executives had no way of knowing what treatments murray was delivering. yesterday marked four years sense jackson died of an overdose of propofol. >>> in the wake of the tragedy of newtown, one school is testing out new emergency response system. this is meant to alert police and protect students with a push of one button. this one of a kind panic button was installed in every room at an elementary school in stonington, connecticut. when pressed an emergency announcement made throughout the school and the classroom doors are locked limiting movement of an active shooter on campus. at the same time the panic button sends a message to both police and fire departments and other possible first responders. >> the key in this is the time, the response time. it has to be a lot better than it would have been without the system. >> that panic button at the school is just a part of a six-month pilot program. if all

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jackson's children, along with the grandmother have sued aeg live for the pop singer's death. this suit claims aeg live is libel because it hired dr conrad murray who was convicted of involuntary man slotter in jackson's death. the company says jackson hired and controlled the doctor and executives had no way of knowing what treatments murray was delivering. yesterday marked four years since michael jackson died. >>> the time is 6:41. that clock continues here. we have continuing coverage on the countdown to a ruling on prop 8. we'll have live reports all over the bay area. information washington, d.c., as history is made today at the supreme court. that and more next. >>> we made history yesterday with record rainfall. today we're trading it in for thick fog this morning. next, trading in the fog for a triple digit heat elevated fire danger. i will give you the time line for changes, seven-day forecast next. >>> fog will be a part of your commute if you run into it and if you're running into something else in the south bay, i'll let you know what to avoid. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. c

the jury will try to determine whether jackson or his promoters hired dr. s rehearsals for the 2009 this is it tour neared the end, prince michael jackson says his father was excited but worried. after reviewing family photos, the now 16-year-old prince said he witnessed his father's end of several tense phone calls with promoters from aeg live. after one call, prince said his father was in tears and said they're going to kill me. >> prince came across as a very well-mannered, bright 16-year-old. >> reporter: prince also said as rehearsals grew more intense, his father wasn't strong enough and looked malnourished. >> there was pressure on michael and i think that's been borne out by the evidence in the trial. >> reporter: but prince said he was only 12 at the time and knew nothing about the trial's central question, who hired and was thus responsible for dr. conrad murray? prince said his father handed him wads of cash to give to murray. >> now we know that only person who's ever paid dr. murray in this time period was michael jackson. >> reporter: in emotio

jackson's concert promoter. today a harvard sleep expert testified that the pop star may have gone two months straight without any real sleep. the 60 nights of propofol infusions by dr. conrad murray would only cause him to go into a comba like state but not actually fall asleep. that's why he suffered extreme memory loss, paranoia and weight loss. jackson's mother is suing aeg live claiming the concert promoter was negligent for hiring dr. conrad murray in the first place. >> if you use facebook, this could be you. the phone number and e-mail addresses of 6 million facing into users were accidentally released over the past year. facing into use who downloaded contact info for their friends also got extra info that they were not authorized to have. facebook says there was a technical flaw in its contact archives. the security team learned about the problem last week and fixed it immediately, according to facebook. this afternoon the company released a blog explaining what happened. >>> it's called jobs. the new steve jobs movie starring ashton kutcher. part of it was filmed in los altos. the jobs movie will now be released in august. kutcher as jobs says he wants to

dr. conrad murray whose negligence they believe caused michael jackson's death. >>> the friend who was one phone with trayvon martin moments before he was shot and killed returns to the stand today in the george zimmerman trial. rachel jeantel said that martin thought he was being followed. >>> also from florida, this video showing a man going about his business. only problem is, while he was doing so, he should have been in court. he's facing charges stemming from several domestic incidents involving his neighbors. he calls the person in the video his neighbor from hell. the relationship soured after he was seen carrying out destructive acts, throwing eggs and killing his lawn with chemicals. >>> the nba draft takes place tonight in new york. the cleveland cavaliers have the first overall pick. >>> right now, we get some of last night's sports highlights from the guys at espn. >> he's stan. i'm neil. we're the "sportscenter" hosts from los angeles. >> brian cashman and alex rodriguez, working out their difference. the yankees got more bad news on wednesday. mark teixeira is done for the

the pictures meant to show how good a father michael jackson was and what his kids have lost. the key issue, who hired and controlled dred of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. prince michael only 12 when his father died testified he saw murray paid in cash. aeg lawyers contend it was michael jackson paying the money. >> the only piece of critical evidence that came out that the only person paying for dr. conrad murray was michael jackson. >> reporter: aeg is expected to present its case next week. >>> coming up next on "new day" inside the moscow airport where nsa leaker edward snowden is still hiding. surprising new information about how snowden reacted to whistle blowers that came before him. >> a new plan to get junk food out of schools. we'll tell you which foods are flunking. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the secu

we saw that, for example, in dr king, to some extent, although he never addressed it in a full way. but then later, with jesse jackson, in the first few years after dr. king's death. he was an eloquent pro-life spokesman, and persistently said, in protection of the unborn, that we have replaced the war on poverty with the war against poor people, and especially the most defenseless and i think that was the right intuition. it could have gone that way. c-span: by the way, when you were a lutheran pastor, did you ever marry? >> guest: no. complicated reasons. i think, in part, a couple of unhappy encounters. c-span: should catholic priests be allowed to marry? >> guest: well, should the celibacy rule for the church in the west be -- i think the answer is yes. i think that, of course, we're living in a time in which this has come in for very considerable discussion, to say the least. but i think it should be a non-controversial thing to say, although some people think it is controversial when i say it, that we wouldn't be having any of these scandals that have so seized people, and understandably seized public attention

dr. murray came nightly to the house the bedroom always locked. aeg claims tour producers did not know of treatment with propofol. they denied hiring him. he said his relationship with jackson to 2006. in court, the defense played an earlier statement from prince. >> did your father pay dr. conrad? >> i have seen him a couple times. >> did he pay him in cash? >> only a couple times in the house, but mostly in vegas. >> defense attorney, marvin petnam. >> we shouldn't minimize how tragic the loss is for them. it doesn't go to why their father passed. >> reporter: miriam hernandez, abc news. >> feel bad for the kids. >> in the news. paris attempted suicide a couple weeks ago. prince somewhat addressed that. he is 16. paris is 15. she was hit the hardest because she was daddy's little princess. >> of course. >> understandable. only little girl in the family. >> seems like real good kids, don't they? >> his dad instilled hard work, following your dreams. he wants to bea film maker. he said when he was young. he says he still wants to do that. he says his gpa in high school was a 3.68. incredible for children so privileged. >> no doubt. good for them. >>> coming up, the big ques