andrea from garfield high school. any other bulldogs? good, excellent. these were two of the leaders of the map test boycott here with it so this is a special night. >> fantastic. welcome all. dao, tell us your story but the boycott at your school. >> isn't this working? so my daughter, she seven now but in new york city if you want to send your child to a public school you have to start thinking about and looking for school when they are like three. so we started looking for school for her. i live in the south bronx and was committed to sending her to a public school wanted to send her to our neighborhood zoned school which is a beautiful idea right down the school. however, when i went actually put her in the school, i was to say the least super disappointed because basically her first school experience was basically one of massive amounts of homework, sitting at a desk listening to a teacher talk at the front for 50 minutes lots of times no recess. if they were good at the end of the day they would get to do choice time which to me was what most of th

because what erupted at garfield led to walkouts of students. just a week later students in portland oregon walked out, refused to take the test. the president of the portland teachers union is your somewhere. that was incredible and it led to what commentators are calling the education spring we are currently in the largest revolt against high-stakes testing in us history. 60,000 parents opt there kids out of tests in new york state. the walkout that diane said is the largest probably in us history of high-stakes testing in colorado and it is an incredible struggle. they just want to share a couple of the stories that came up. this one is from providence student union. passersby in downtown providence jumped startled as ghoulish looking crowds of young people turned the corner of kennedy plaza green skin shined, sunken eyes stared and torn blood's better close drag as they shuffle down westminster street. these dreadful looking young men and women gathered at the entrance of the rhode island department of education where instead of battering do

. >> thank you item 4 a hearing request phenomenon garfield street a reserve from lynn the appellanthearing for mar versus dbi on february 2, '78 did board voted with one vacant vacancies to uphold the permit and the project is two walls and one door to be removed and the doors to be restored to the original position. >> ms. mar. >> ms. mar is not in the room commissioner president lazarus would you like to call the next item. >> so we'll just hold off and move on to item 5 another subject property on caesar chavez street the board received a letter lawyers miller versus dbi and january 29th the board voted with commissioner wilson and other commissioners to deny the permit it is enrolling issued 3 votes being required to overturn or modify the departmental actions the subject permit was uphold by the operation of law and the project is disconnect and remove the sink and over-the-counter put it below the flat mr. crow 3 minutes. >> good evening members of the board and staff i'm dave i represent the appellant pam miller the request was an extraordinarily cases to prevent a maneuvered

president garfield's jacket with the bullet hold, grant's tobacco pipe, d, president lincoln's hat? i don't know. i'll say the pipe. >> that is incorrect. >> i'm going to go with hat. >> that is correct. all right. 20 points for each correct answer. extra 40 points. final team, jake and erin. come on down. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is not fair. >> this is really tough. >> he walked up there with his hands behind his back. >> all of your questions will be about the roosevelts. >> seriously? >> seriously. hands behind your backs. just four questions about the roosevelts. >> that was her major in college. >> number one, fdr's new deal was a phrase borrowed from what famous author's writing? >> mark twain. >> yes. which of the following is not a job teddy roosevelt held prior to entering the white house as president? not a job. new york police commissioner, dakota territory sheriff, park ranger, governor. >> b. >> that is incorrect. >> c. >> that is correct. park ranger. he was not a park ranger. two final questions. president franklin roosevelt reportedly suffered from a phobia,

[applause] >> one of the themes throughout the book that garfield or a castle bridge to know that they transformed. i know that you speak every rare and have a feel for the movement nationally. what about people who take the leap? >> this must be incredibly empowering and i am not the person into its ear because i never boycotted but i do encourage people to opt out. but in terms of the last discussion part of the challenge of this model with of the power is 19 civil-rights groups signed a statement endorsing high-stakes testing that it be retained in the new version of new child left behind triad and exchange with the legal defense fund people and i totally don't understand why they did this. i could make guesses but they are not informed. it just shows the importance to build the of movement from below because even those who run the organizations are so far removed that the power has to be in the hands of parents and teachers and students because that is rare the change comes from. >> one of the things we found out organizing with the parents when i started to ask what do you want fo

he had just been appointed secretary of state to garfield. garfield was assassinated months later, so blaine did not last long in the new administration and did not have enough money to support this house the staff and entertaining that went with it. in 1883 -- by 1883, he had bought a house on lafayette square renovated it, and moved there. he rented this house out to a relatively unknown family from chicago called the lighters -- leiters. over time, they would change the face of washington society. at the same time blaine was building his house washington was seeing a new wave of immigration. this was two different sets of people. it was the military set and the nouveau riche. the military set consisted of high-ranking military officers following the great union generals to washington, namely ulysses s. grant philip chariton, hoping to fill the newly created positions high-paying positions, in the navy department. that was one set of the military. the others followed the generals to washington but were already wealthy and did not have to wo

check out petaluma garfield drive, lakeville street, looking at madison street and snow sonoma and we will see are delays at sfo. milder this morning at 36 to 54 and by noon 58 at the coast and 62 with low clouds at coast and sunshine everywhere with a few high clouds and low-to-mid 60 at 4:00, and mid-to-upper 50s, a lot like yesterday, temperatures yes, the same, as yesterday. >> so you could be on video tape? >> could be. >> are the roads like yesterday? >> starting like yesterday. it was uneventful yesterday to be honest. hopefully it will stay that way. traffic at the eastern span of the bay bridge is smooth into san francisco. at 101, san jose by 880, 880 in the background, perpendicular to the freeway traffic is fine. flashing lights to the right. a stalled vehicle. but nothing in the way. >>> 5:01. in the news, if you are flying southwest airlines in the next few gays call ahead to check on the flight status. the airline has taken 100 planes out of service for an urgent maintenance check. matt keller is at sfo with more. >> here is the good news. this are zero cancellations at

. >> we're going to return to item 4 i know the requester is in the room to hear 926 garfield street this has been called ms. mar come up you have 3 minutes. >> hello the reason i asked for the rehearing because lilly was not here last time and we had questions i presented evidence i wanted to relieve the room she's trying to discriminate against me she's trying to get a shortage unit so if the permanent results and applied as a room living in f it she is obligated to stay in the location i have no problem with her demolishing the room as long as she follows what she's supposed to do legally and 60 days to vacate she's obligated to give me a relocation she should she's applying for a permit to demolish a storage unit that's 23459 not what it is it's a room she's charged a dopey presented everyday to that effect but you guys pretty much made your decision not to look at the second violation permit you ran through it and not posted it so that's why i'm asking for a rehearing and both parties are required to be here she wasn't here to preceded that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >>

garfield high school product zach fong had a hot hand today for navy. down the three.her deep three ball. the game high 24 points for the sophomore from woodbridge virginia. we're in the half. army backing it in. tied for 50. that's tanner reacting to the pass. blackhawks up by two. over three minutes left. 67-59. let's go to blacksburg. virginia tech hosting florida state. picked this up in the second half and hokies down five. they're on the run. nice reverse layup. later in the game the noles start to take over. in the corner. monte brandon. florida more from the noles. the hokies turn it over. fsu on the break. brandon throwing down a huge slam there. he scored 16 in the game. florida state, they go on to beat virginia tech 73-62. one more score for you. american they fell short to colgate today. 59-43. mason, they lost to st. joe's 58-54. maryland they will play iowa tomorrow on the road. let's talk a little football before w th redskins have already filled out their coaching staff. now the team turns their attention to rebuilding their roster. diana russini caugh

marvel is he xpeblted to get his own movie in 2017 reportedly heading in a new direction, andrew garfield is not expected to reprice the title role. >>> abc kicks off its bran new tuesday night lineup tonight. 8:00, fresh off the boat, celebrates the new time slot with back to back episodes and then marvel act carter and "action news" at 11:00. >> david murphy has another check of temperatures. >> in the western suburbs chilly upper 30s and a bit of a breeze blowinging a couple of 40s in the map in the central part of the region and 38 down at the shore this afternoon. >>> a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, including the reason one family may lose their home because of their barking dog why jeb bush's chief of technology was forced to delete in questionable tweets and an annoying fact of life, but they don't have to be how a local medical center is using technology to get runners back on track. that does is for "action news" at noon. for meteorologist david murphy sara bloomquist and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams see you tonight. ♪ >> announcer: today

. >> garfield. what's amazing is he was assassinated on the way to williams college reunion.d if garfield comes up or one of the mistresses i'll be okay. >> listen you guys were great sports and good competitors. i'm not going to say who won but very good competitors. i look forward to everyone getting a chance to see it. >> thanks anderson. >> so whether you like tip pi caa knew or tyler too, quinn si adams. tune in. that's monday at 9:00 p.m. here on cnn. and root for me. that does it for us. this is life with lisa ling starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> it's 8:00 in midtown manhattan, and these 20-somethings are getting ready for a party that could turn their lives around. >> i was like a different completely person. >> in an hour they'll be surrounded by wealthy men looking to mingle but it won't be your average hook-up. >> you make money, you have a beautiful girl. that's what the american dream is. >> women have a certain value, and this party, it tell

that won't feature andrew garfield in the title role. disney is trading higher in today's trade. >> marvel. >> or marvel. >> we do want to know on this topic. we won't to hear from you. are the studios milking the super heros too much? i have to say news of a superman and batman movie disgusted me. >> why. >> they can't share a movie. >> let's bring the powers together in one film united. could provide a new story plot if you will. >> i don't like the avengers one. it's very successful but there's too many super heros in the same one and the toby mcguire first one was great. the third one was rubbish and then they bring out andrew andrew garfield and repeat the same movies. >> there's been nine additional superman movies have been made. how long can the story go on for? it's time to change up the plot and add new characters. >> i agree the simple ones are being milked too much but i don't think merging them makes sense. the last batman movies were awesome. i can't picture him with superman. >> do spiderman versus batman. >> superman my f

we refocussed our youth and community engagement unit located it at garfield playground in the mission district it was a playground at least in my time from 94 to 2000 was plagued by problems like drug use in the bathrooms acts of prostitution and the fields rarely used by the children and ever since it has been completely rejuvenated that playground and i'd invite anyone to go by. also we employ 35 youth on private dollars and over 250 other youth through the mayor's jobs program working directly with the police and then our projects that have been going on forever like the wellness program program saling and fishing and operation genesis where the children from the bayview hunters point area. we work with nonprofits like make a wish and that was the benefactor nor do we seek that out we just do it to do it. there's a lunar new year kick off. again the police academy community policing the alert system we re-envigorated the cadet program and about to hire 40 cadets but you still have to be in school and people interested in law enforcement and part-time jobs and the next several sides

but he had just been appointed secretary of state, and garfield, as you know, garfield was assassinated months later, so blain did not last very long in the new administration and did not have enough money to support this house the staff and the entertaining that went along with it. so in 1883 by 1883 he had bought a house on lafayette square, the stewart house, renovated it and rented it out then to a relatively unknown facially from chicago called the lighters. the leiters over time, would change the face of washington society. at the same time that blain was building his house washington was seeing a new wave of immigration. and this is two different sets of people. it was the military set and the nuvo riche. the military set consisted of high ranking military officers who followed the great union to washington, ulysses s. grant, philip sheridan, hoping to fill the high-paying positions in the war and navy department. that was one sector of the military. the other also followed the general to washington, but they were already weeltalthy and they didn't have to work when they got here

. >> how about again during rehearsal, when they talk about james garfield being shot this was you versustor who like used his special technique to try to scan for bullets after james garfield elected in 1880 was assassinated and you knew it like that. >> that was like alexander graham bell, right? >> yes. >> somewhere in the deep recesses of my mind i vaguely remember reading that once. >> from your days at the hasty pudding club? that's what you guys do at harvard, sit around and do presidential trivia. >> the hasty pudding club we dressed up as women, did presidential trivia. exactly right. >> and told droll jokes. you're going down. tune in monday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern for the cnn quiz show presidents edition hosted by anderson cooper. you can test your presidential knowledge at cnn.com/cnnquizshow. berman, always good to see you. >>> now on a more serious note at a time when media credibility is under fire with the nation's number one news anchor suspended for embellishing stories about his experiences and many news organizations running away from international and political cover

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one last thing, my bus stop at mission high school was garfield park and there is no bathroom there. i as a grandparent was told by kids it was the bushes, starbucks or mcdonalds and i don't think that is right. thank you for your time and service. >> thank you. >> okay we're at time for general public comment. it is continued again at item 14, if you did not have the opportunity to speak under item 4. we're now on item 5 the consent calendar. is there anyone who would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? being none, commissioners, we need a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and seconded. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> so moved. >> we're now on item 6, the san francisco zoo. >> thank you. good morning commissioners. my name is joe fitting the vice president of conservation and education and i'm standing in the steed of tanya peterson the executive director, who is also with the mayor. and we do have a powerpoint. okay. here we go. what a great month at the san francisco zoo, if you would -- you know, our attendance is always dictated by weather. there

on garfield street in quincy, a roof collapsed. >> we have two reports tonight including the forecast we begin with jericka duncan in boston. >> reporter: winds gusting up to 60 miles-per-hour whipped up the additional 16 inches of snow boston received sunday, creating white-out conditions. more than 600 plows throughout the city are doing the heavy lifting and moving. snow melters aren't getting any breaks. boston mayor marty walsh is at a loss for words. >> i know as i was walking out of my house today, people are frustrated, people just want this to end. i think we all want the spring to come. >> since saturday, nearly 4000 vehicles have been ticketed, more than 200 towed, right now cars are not allowed to park downtown, two-way streets have been changed to one-way, one way, and the city's transit system is out of service. >> businesses have lost major business, restaurants and local business retailers but also the big ones, you know, it has been a tough month for everybody. >> reporter: what do you think the economic impact has been? >> oh i think it is going to be big. i can't pu

petaluma at garfield or the other side of 101 bodega avenue western avenue, half mile visibility which is better than quarter-mile we had earlier. we have a few clouds and temperatures are just slightly warmer than yesterday on the 12 hour day planner. who are in the upper 50s to low 60s transitioning to sunshine and a touch of a breeze at the coast and mid-to-upper 50s at 7:00. all eyes are on friday and saturday with an update on the chance of rain coming up. >> police activity out there and elsewhere. what is going on? >>> we have issues, the metering lights own and that is causing some headaches out there at the bay bridge toll plaza so a heavyweight at 15 minutes from the maze to san francisco and we have a report though in oakland that some cars have been pulled over to the shoulder because of flat tires. we will get more information on that. that is the eastern span of the bay bridge from emeryville and it and looking more like molasses at treasure island. >> thank you leyla. from martinez officers are searching for two memorial -- people after a chase that began in sacramento.

. >> killing kennedy killing lincoln, killing garfield? next one. >> killing colbert. >> you have stepped over the line, sir. >> you have a president here to believes in social justice, all right? he wants to take your money my sphblon i work hard for my money here is how hard i work. i'm here. >> my friend, bill o'reilly, is completely full of [bleep]. >> when is the last time you even visited left town bill. >> sunday i was there, stuart. i was there, building a barbecue for my friend joey bring by bring i through on some pepper and then they came in and we all watched the game and had a -- it was unbelievable. >> speculation, educated speculation because i think that's what happened. >> as most speculation is. >> no. have you ever listened to your program. it's not educated speculation. >> not at all. >> it's pulling it out of your butt. >> are you shocked that internet poll said i was the most trusted newscaster in america. >> dinky did it. big, big concern. >> i do enjoy watching you and watching your program. you are not an idealogue

the next solo spider man film out in 2017, which will be a reboot for the franchise without andrew garfield. >> who is the leading man. who will be spider-man, to be dernled. > . >>> coming up, flames erupt at a bay area safe way. >>> and police are trying to find out if two brazen robberies at high-end jewelry stores are linked. >>> this is a look at downtown san jose. we know it's on its way. it will be a nice one out there. christina will have more on the forecast after this break. >>> a south bay police officer opening fire in the middle of a busy intersection but the suspect gets away. >> fierce flames at a safeway light up the night sky. >> and i'm christina loren, we have changes coming your way. and for all you lovers out there, i have ideas for you. all of this when we get to your micro climate forecast. >>> and a number of cars struggling up today in the south bay. might be a better idea if you carpool. >> everybody wants coziness and companionship. >> a little love. >> it's tuesday, february 10th. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good tuesday morning to you. thank you very

after it was announced that andrew garfield may not return to the role of spider-man, many fans -- [ience aws ] yeah, it's just a rumor. i'm not sure. >> steve: just a rumor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but many fans online, everyone is saying that the next spider-man should be black. [ cheers ] yeah. we actually have through "tonight show" technology" -- [ laughter ] we have a picture of what spider-man would look like if he were played by a black actor. check this out. there you go. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. your little sneak peek. first time anyone's ever seen it. and that's trending too. [ applause ] black spider-man's trending. >> steve: yeah, trending. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> steve: ben-gay-zi and black spider-man. >> jimmy: that's correct. [ light laughter ] speaking of movies, though, did you hear about russia? they announced a new law that's going to let them to delay the release dates for hollywood movies if they conflict too much with local russian movies. yeah. i don't see what the big deal is. they've actually been doing this for years.

garfield, new jersey republican callers only. go ahead. caller: good morning. a comment, two days ago, tuesday morning, we heard senator barbara boxer on the senate floor saying how criticizing the republicans debate on this immigration, the immigration riders to the homeland security funding, was an unrelated issue and should be taken up separately from funged homeland security. well, my comment is when the president and the democrats inserted the immigration funding into the d.h.s. bill, then it was relevant and an essential part of the homeland security funding. but now when the republicans want to debate it and refuse to fund what they see as an illegal action, all of a sudden it's an unrelated issue. if any lawmakers are listening to this call, i would like for them to take this question up on the senate floor. thank you. >> next up is alabama. tim, welcome to the conversation here. caller: how you doing? i want to praise john boehner, shut it down. obama veto the keystone. and i pray that we needed to fund t my thing is we need to put immigration, make a

they turned out to be andrew garfield, star of "spider-man" and jamie dornin who is about to debut asd witch between them. >> great karma in that house. >> we're wishing him the best of luck up for best actor in a terrific performance in "the theory of everything." >>> keeping the british theme when it comes to talking dirty. the english accent has been named the sexiest in the world in a survey. 11,000 people in 24 cities participated in the study conducted by "time" make and voted overwhelmingly in favorite of the english accent. trailing far behind but number two is the american accent. >> where is italian? where's french? >> so glad you asked. number three was irish. number four was australian but, oh no, no, perhaps the biggest shock, the language of love, trailed at number five. french. c'est la vie. >> c'est la vie. >> i agree. i was asking michael and he said the italian accent. >> i agree. >> also different for men and women too. there's like i think an australian -- i don't know. it's very particular. and for some reason the long island accent, my people, my land, well, that

what president garfield said is if congress is reckless, ignorant and corrupt, it's because the people accept recklessness, ignorance and corruption. it's the people that send us here. what he's getting at, it isn't just a one-sided battle. there are multiple battle fronts and part of that front is within your neighborhoods, at your home. bringing more people into this because what is going to change washington is a demand from the people to change, but patience with that, too, realizing you don't turn a battleship around on a dime. it takes -- it is going to be a slow and frustrating process. and not assassinate those you send in to fight the battle if they don't win on the first shot. the other thing is we have to choose our battlefields wisely. again, start moving the ball down the field a little bit. in '70-'74 jefferson was appointed to a committee to look at the top 15 issues facing virginia. ironically, the top 15 issues then are the same today. and the committee met and the house came out with their recommendation which was the biggest danger to the liberties of the american pe