. >> commissioner ellington has a question. >> real quick. how's it going? >> commissioner. >> haven't seen you in a while. >> i would just -- and i know we'll go through a series of these meetings and talk more deeply about data, but i would like to invite coleman back to give a full presentation on some of the innovative measures you are using and what you are doing with the data and specifically speaking about the data that's not available. it's a shame that it takes three months to get -- six, that's right, data and then you have to pay $600 for it on top of that. a lot of this stuff, i'm sure, through casual stories and the work that you do, you know what's going on. how do you take the data and prioritize it into what you then advocate for? >> i think for us in a lot of ways, it's matching the story that we see in the data and trying to uncover what isn't there and matching it from the stories from our members, parents, students in the school that are having real-life experiences that are not always captured in the data. for us, a big part of it is, we

he said if i was supposed to play with duke ellington, he would've been alive at the same time. the holograms are pretty cool. i remember being in vegas and seeing that michael jackson one. unbelievable. i think what they wanted to do, given they knew people were going to criticize it, they went with the screen. i don't think it was the most memorable halftime show. didn't match the equipment malfunction. >> greg: to that point, it would've been more fair. j.t. was on his best behavior. the whole thing should've been janet. why is he there and she's not. strikes me as a bit sexist. the wardrobe was straight out of a house party from the '90s. >> jesse: he wants another nip slip. >> greg: i can't say i would've wanted -- but why is he there and she is not. >> ♪ because i've had the time of my life ♪ ♪ i never felt this way before ♪ >> jesse: what did you think? >> kimberly: i loved that move. i would like to do it. >> jesse: be hoisted up like that. >> kimberly: fun. really good commercial. the dancing was better than the justin timberlake piece. i don't know. i didn't think the

. >> commissioner ellington? >> just because the superintendent is here, i would like to ask a quick question. some of these facts we know and we've seen over the past 20 or so years. can you talk a little bit about how this new data or facts presented today inform some of the things you are looking to implement? >> good evening. thank you for having us here tonight. one of the things that i -- i think it's important for a superintendent to do is spend the first three, four months listening and learning, gathering data, present a report to the board on our findings, strengths of the district and initial impressions, and areas of growth. as you said, we know over time -- that's something we've presented when we look at the data over time. especially the data around african-american youth, the disparities we've seen, we've seen over time. what we're putting in place now is a program called pitch. it really looks at targeting our resources toward african-american youth, resources, professional development, raising t

smith allwright case, marshall's reputation had spread, and while touring texas, jazz great duke ellington his concerts and paid his band, so he could sit in court and watch history being made. roger wilkins: marshall became, particularly in the black community, asuper hero very quickly. he was a celebrity. and that did an enormous amount for the naacp. they had this star lawyer who was legenday for his courage. it took the organization to a different level. marshall really made the second coming in the naacp from the mid-40s on. narrator: as the cause moved forward through the 1940s, the u.s. entered world war two. marshall was now faced with one more distraction from the education strategy, as he was forced to defend black soldiers who were victims of discrimination in the segregated services. roger wilkins: i think the war really changed things, because these guys came back and some were dead and some didn't have arms or legs or whatever. and they were fighting for freedom in the usa and the american way. they were fairly young men and they had lives to live, and, you know, and they wou

if he were meant to jam with duke ellington, they would have lived in the same age. so anyway. >> what did you think, mike? >> he did what he does. he did it well. that's who justin timberlake is. was it as good as other people's? i'm not going to say. >>> let's talk about the weather. i can see the look on both of your faces. all right. here's a look at sutro tower this morning. let me throw over what we're talking about. our accuweather highlights. high clouds today almost as warm as yesterday. mild tonight. breezy in the hills. not breezy enough for a high fire danger. but if you have trash cans out, maybe they get blown over. nearing record highs all week. here's the high clouds. you can see them encroaching as a storm system will pass to our north. it's also knocked a couple degrees off the highs. we're still spring-like if you will. upper 630s along the coast. half moon bay to san francisco to richmond. 74 degrees as you head to the south bay and inland east bay to 76 in santa rosa and ukiah. let's look at the peninsula. 52 at 7:00. 68 at noon. 71 at hk and 61

described digital representation of artists as demonic, saying if you were meant to jam with duke ellingtonthey would have lived in the same age. >> this is interesting. 55% say fumble. 45% say touchdown. looking at twitter, the twitter verse this morning, a lot of hate being directed at j.t. this morning. a lot of people saying it missed the mark. it did not live up to the hype. not necessarily reflected as clearly in our poll this morning. >> it is interesting. when a kid taking a selfie picture is what everybody is talking about the next day -- >> the highlight of the performance. >> there might be a problem. just saying. thank you for your votes. we appreciate. fumble is at 55%. are we influencing the vote. >> a little biased on the desk. >>> stockton city buses reserved a seat a the front of all buses to honor the legacy of civil rights pioneer rosa parks. parks refused to give up her seat in the segregated black section of a montgomery, alabama bus in 1955 so a white passenger could sit down. yesterday would have been her 105th birthday. she died in 2005. >> i looked at that sign and

wayne ellington will be here to tell us what inspired him to go solo and audition for the voice. letold enough for some wintry showers. if you look at the satellite picture, this is moved in from the west, slow—moving weather front which is stalling across the uk. it is running into some pretty cold air. that is why we are getting some snow out of this weather front. potentially some are getting some snow out of this weatherfront. potentially some ice in the north—east as well. as we gone through the day, this frontal system, patchy rain and hill snow, four northern and eastern scotland, lunchtime to be cloudy and damp. southwest scotland, some heavy, thundery showers. down across the heart of england, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain. through wales down to the south—west, hints at something brighter. as we go through what is left of the day, you can see this area of cloud not moving anywhere much. i think some patchy rain is on the cards. the six nations matches this afternoon. then into this evening, cloud and patchy rain but that will still see some wintry showers feeding in from

. —— wayne ellington.t here is a sneak preview of his performance. this is for me and my family. but mostly for me! # father led with examples of how to help you. # when you left off, you did not really go, you are watching me from my head to my toes and i will not go without. # i won't walk without you, no... cheering was dilemma crow # it is plain to see ui here with we are not going to show you any more of that because we do not want to give the game away. i had goose bumps seeing that, wayne. what was it like? it was absolutely amazing. scary. i know how you guys felt at christmas. it is worth explaining if people did not see it. we did a singing thing at christmas and you we re singing thing at christmas and you were our voice coach and you taught us. were our voice coach and you taught us. you are used to link using other people, how different is it when it is you, you are the one and you are on yourand is you, you are the one and you are on your and out there? very, very different. it is kind of sca

>> i think looking at cpac i think of the old duke ellington song. cpac ain't what it used to be.servative discussion. they still have serious thinkers and talkers, it's morphed into a star trek convention. they're going to keep going on because this message of anti-media sells with the cpac audience. there's a lot of money to be made there. >> i just think we should have more constructive criticism. i'd love to hear that all day long but destructive criticism seems worrisome. thanks for being here. we have to leave you here but see you on line at reliablesources.com and back 0 on tv this time next week. an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums (avo) if you'rand you

he said, hey,i was jam with duke ellington, we would have lived in the same era. >> very stalted.e. game in minnesota. he was a big viking fan. >> and his family signed off on it in the end. >> it was beautiful. the purple on the snow. it was gorgeous. >> great tribute to prince. couldn't get any better. they did it as classy a way as you could do it. you ne what was classy? that selfie. it created a breakout star. 13-year-old vine joining us now. ryan how are you, my friend? did you ne what happened in the second half of the game because you were getting a lot of attention after that moment with justin timberlake? >> i know. it was crazy. i didn't know. all the media just rushed me. it was crazy. >> so i have a question. what was going through your mind when justin started coming -- did you know he was going to be in the audience? when he stopped next to you, what was going through your mind? >> didn't do know. the lady -- a super bowl half time lady say, we were in a special section. he just came up. i just pd right in there with him. he stopped right in our row. it was perfect.