. >> when i was in school in l.a., please believe me, i know more about john muir than i ever wanted to know. the days in whose life seems equally divine. that's from the eighth grade. they drummed that stuff into us. i knew who the school was named after. who he was about and why we went up there everyday. if we are going to put names on schools, they ought to mean something and children ought to know when they mown. it's insane that maybe that's the first thing they ought to learn about how that school is named that. why that name is there that they look at everyday.

---el hombre fue transportado al centro medico "john muir" de "walnut creek" donde murio.autoridades no han efectuado ningun arresto en conexion con el crimen. --un hombre buscado por un homicidio ocurrido hace 15 anos en en "windsor", condado de sonoma fue arrestado en el estado de "louisiana." --"custodio sandoval lopez" de 54 aÑos es sospechoso de apuÑalar a "daniel benjamin hernandez" tras lo cual huyo. --la detencion fue hecha el pasado 9 de marzo por agentes de la oficina del alguacil de "lafayette" louisiana. --"lopez" comparecera ante un juez el viernes en el tribunal superior del condado de sonoma. ---una mujer de oakland sera enjuiciada por la muerte de su hija de 2 aÑos.---"tifanny lopez", de 20 aÑos, enfrentara cargos de homicidio por haber asfixiado a su hija.---el inicidente ocurrio en marzo de 2010 cuando la niÑa, "kamilah russell", dejo de respirar mientras estaba con su madre. ---"lopez" le confeso a la policia de oakland que cubrio la boca de su hija durante varios segundos para que la pequeÑa dejara de gritar, pero que su intencion nunca fue que la menor

. >> when i was in school in l.a., please believe me, i know more about john muir than i ever wanted to know. the days in whose life seems equally divine. that's from the eighth grade. they drummed that stuff into us. i knew who the school was named after. who he was about and why we went up there everyday. if we are going to put names on schools, they ought to mean something and children ought to know when they mown. it's insane that maybe that's the first thing they ought to learn about how that school is named that. why that name is there that they look at everyday. >> thank you. we node to have the adults know who they are as well. jo good evening to the commissioners. thank you for allowing me to speak. i apologize. i want to stand and commend you for taking the stance for dr. brown. if you want to know history, you must know dr. brown. to commend you from moving forward, i think the contribution is the greatest contribution african-americans can be proud of. ize our true hero. i'm happy we can applause and salute her for her efforts to our children all the generations can see h

. >>> dcfs medical center ranks fifth nationwide and was followed by john muir medical center and california pacific medical center for the best in the san francisco oakland area, santa clara valley medical center, and one hospital in san jose got top honors in silicon valley. >>> it does not take a hydrologist to explain why the governor will declare an end to the drought. >> reporter: it is obvious. what looks like mounds of snow are actually very homes. there is a lot of snow. >> within the last two weeks we saw 180 inches tall. >> reporter: that is 15 feet of snow. >> i have come appear so many times and i have never seen this much snow. >> reporter: face children are playing on the top of a buried sign that normally stands 30 feet tall. tomorrow the state will conduct its final snow survey and the governor will declare an end to the three-year drought. >> 165% of the april 1st full season average. >> reporter: we have the biggest snowpack since 1995. that means more delta water for growers. allocations are up to 70% of demand, and that could increase. california is in flood control mode

he was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek where he is in stable condition.vestigators are trying to determine if last night's shooting is related to the one at third street and grove avenue the night before. so far they have no suspects. >>> a new blow to the libyan regime. a second senior official for moammar gadhafi resigned, signaling weakness at the top. the top libyan diplomat at the u.n. said most high-ranking officials are trying to defect but they're under such tight security they have difficulty leaving country. [ gunshots ] >>> and colonel gadhafi's troops have been enjoying success on the battlefield. they forced opposition fighters to retreat for a third straight day. the obama administration revealed today that cia operatives were sent to eastern libya while the white house debate will to supply arms to the opposition. >>> that was one ofic of discussion on capitol hill as lawmakers grilled robert gates on the role in libya. gates said no decision has been made on whether to arm the rebels while lawmakers on both sides insist it would be a bad i

mary's medical center in san francisco, sf general, and john muir medical center all had collapsed risk scores between 9 and 23%. >> the way you get a very high score like that is if you have one of these deadly sins, these are structural flaws. >> reporter: christina jewett led california watch's investigation. >> when i talk to the people who work at these hospitals, i talk to patients who have been at these hospitals, they were shocked. >> i think we have a huge problem. >> reporter: this state senator has been in the forefront pushing hospitals to speed up compliance. she says in addition to those buildings which have had collapse risk assessments done, there are literally hundreds which have not and have also been deemed to be at risk. >> we have 600 buildings, hospital buildings, that don't seem to be anywhere near meeting the standards. and that's a lot of buildings. >> reporter: a state law says hospitals have to meet standards by 2013 or face closure. many will not meet the deadline. but at san francisco general, they will. construction is already under way on a state-of-the-ar

. >> this is rebecca snyder's second year at john muir. >> it's not just me losing a job and me, my familyhis, is about the lives of now my 20 kids or 200 families we have here. what that means for their ed oox chris rosenberg is concerned about the impact hayoffs would have on the community. >> children have enough uncertainty in in their lives and enough transitions we want to limit that. you build and have you to start again. so it's challenging for them. >> layoffs are made final in mid may. the superintendent says his schools would lose more than teachers and administrator autos we've lost about $1900 per student. then, based on what analysts are saying $760 more, per child. >> california faces a $28 billion deficit. >> state attorney general today asked a federal court to allow marriages -- same-sex marriages to resume in california. the court considers constitutionality of prop 8 banning gay marriages for 846 days, harris writes denying quality under law to gay and lesbian couples. loved ones have been lost and moments missed and justice denied she wrote. no word on when the court w

other hospitals making the list include california pacific center in san francisco, john muir medicalter in walnut creek, and lucille packard children's hospital in palo alto. it ranks fifth in pediatrics when it comes to heart surgery and kidney disorders. >>> a russian tech just bought the most expensive house in the united states. scott mcgrew is here to tell us about the details. >> brent, $100 million in los all toast hills. yurni just bought this home, 30,000 square feet, the single most expensive family home ever sold in american history. milner invested in zenga and facebook. the wall street journal says mr. milner has no immediate plans to live there. go figure. >> does he have any immediate family? >> no, i think it is just him. >>> this is one of my favorite gadgets for sale now. roccu puts netflix on your tv painlessly. it is now for sale at best buy super cheep. here's a hint. buy one and do not teach your family how to use it because it is too cool to share. keep it to yourself. >>> google is launching something called plus one. if you are logged into google you will see

muir and sharyn alfonsi. >> reporter: it all started with that brave invite from the usrys, john, anna, the kids, even the dogeporter: allowing us to take everything out of the house that wasn't made in america. remember the shock? what do you think? >> all of our appliances are gone. >> reporter: bedtime? >> we have nothing left. >> reporter: remember how much they thought they had that was american? now the real challenge, replacing everything with american goods. >> hi. i'm trying to find -- >> reporter: it took sharyn and mrs. usry an hour. just to find that first replacement. >> we just want a simple coffee maker made in america. you don't have any way of knowing where things are made? finally we all set out. the ladies looking at the labels, the boys too. we reached out to more than 100 companies across the country. six coming down snow white drive. replacing all of those foreign ones with new ones. >> here's some more. >> watch your step. >> reporter: unpacking it all and rushing before the usrys would come home. and finally, the living room and after. the bedroom before and now. the kitchen before and

john and anna, their two children and their black lab. and like all of us, they thought surely their home was filled with a lot of american-made products, until david muirto check. >> hello. >> he looked a little closer. >> made in thailand. >> made in india. >> made in thailand. >> reporter: even the ellis' american girl doll. >> made in china. >> reporter: we took out everything made abroad. stove, fridge, piano. what would be left? there was this. and this. and this. and this. when they came home. >> welcome home. what do you think? >> wow. it's quite barren. >> all of our appliances are gone. >> we did leave the kitchen sink. the kitchen sink was the only thing made in america. >> everything but the kitchen sink. thank you. >> reporter: what about the bedroom? >> doesn't look much better. >> reporter: nothing left but the television cables, dangling from the wall. they had to spend a night without foreign products. >> it would be nice to have that kitchen table, wouldn't it? >> reporter: here's dinner. >> no microwave. no oven. no stove. no refrigerator. john, what are you making for dinner? >> p.b. and j. american classic. >> reporter: and bedtime?