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i look forward to introducing you to jill's house at the event tomorrow night. scott: i can't wait.great story. thank you alison. coming up next on the "abc7 news at 5:00" -- seeing history through the eyes of those who experienced it. >>> countdown to the cup brought to you by 84 lumber, where your project is our alison: well, today u.s. secretary of state john kerry laid a wreath on the world war ii memorial in paris. this is the day they ended the war in europe. what came to be known as v.e. day was a watershed moment in american history. as jay korff reports, a local teacher took her students on a remarkable ride back in history with the help of a world war ii veteran. jay: this is the only german immersion program in the region. the german teacher returned from her mother's hometown to attend festivities, celebrating 70 years of democracy. the city nearly obliterated by allied bombs was considered a nazi stronghold in world war ii before the american g.i. liberated in april of 1945. >> i could tell the war was about over but i had sadness in my heart because of the people that

scott shafer is going to discuss those plans with a panel of guests. >> joining me are jill tucker "san francisco chronicle" education writer. david crane, stanford lecturer and president of political advocacy organization, governor california and john myers joining us from sacramento. almost to all of you. and john starting with you, a big week for the governor. you were there when he unveiled the budget. what are your take aways? >> the big message is it continues what brown has done since he has come to office which is chart a middle path between more spending and not spending enough. and the other part that i find interesting here is that it showed i think the governor's skills as politician. the guy likes to talk about policy and i don't think people think of him as a pure politician but he had a couple of good moves here. he outflanked democrats in the legislature on issues about the working par with tax credits and i think also he scored a win/win on the issue of tuition raises at uc with janet that pal tan know in these private meetings. they unveiled this deal that showed that