john o'connell for many of you may know that john o'connell used to be a trade school, this has been a great opportunity when we look at our work base learning and how to approach some of these industries to set up working on a precedencebacker dent of what we had before, what we're looking at doing in the future. this year, we are able to develop integrated labs, they put three hour blocks of time either in the beginning first three periods of the day or at the back end of the day to focus on that industry and what those give you are three components of one hour each, every lab has an english component, every lab has one of your subjects so you're looking at your [inaudible] when we're looking at our building and construction trades lab, tla's your geometry, one hour of geometry, english and they all work with a trade teacher, at our site today, we have chris wood who is the building and construction trades teacher who has 30 years of experience who has worked in the field and are going to give the skills these students need and to know what to look for with that. with the [inaudibl

and turner and have them share with you some f the opportunities they had and what they do at john o'connell. >> i just want to add, it's a really great problem. at public works, we have three or four students who are in the program and they come once a week and they work in the shops and learn trades also. >> absolutely, they're there today. >> hello, my name's tala, i attend john o'connell high school and i've been in the construction lab for about two years now and work witching the bct lab and turner, i've come to raeltz that safety is a very important concept and we feel that it is very important for the people to get back home safely and also because lives do matter. thank you. >> hello, my name is defany and i'm part of the building and construction trades lab and working with turner has helped me because i've met a lot of great new people there and it also has helped me experience a lot of new job opportunities for myself and as well as my classmates. thank you. >> hi, my name is joanna, i'm currently in john o'connell high school, the building and construction trades lab and this is

students from across the district because the skilled trades really require the facilities and at john o'connell and up at washington and there's not necessarily enough to go around so this is a great opportunity. we found students interested across the district lasted year so we're working with the contractors who access the bond money and they support the internship with a stipend and each of our students have the opportunity to spend three i das a week at a high school and two days on a job shadow so as you know working in the skilled trades can be difficult with tools, and being able to have an authentic experience so that experience with the tools is happening at the school sites and then the visits to the businesses and the industries like muni, web core, san francisco airport and those are happening at a little more hands off and the students can put the two experiences together and it's been a really exciting program model and we're literally looking forward to expanding it. last year we had 60 students involved. 33 males, 27 females and we have 10 high schools, and i already told you ho

requests where we theed this and i think within the last six weeks add one on folsom and 20 20th at john o'connell and two schools came together so there was increased demand for service so we added a bus there, and the folks in the muni transit assistance program they help facilitate getting students on the vehicles. they meet with principals and they often ride the buses when students are most vulnerable, so that's been a really successful program as well. we tried for that program as much as possible that hire people that come from the low income neighborhoods that students are riding from so there is a relationship and it's a known face and known

requests where we theed this and i think within the last six weeks add one on folsom and 20 20th at john o'connell and two schools came together so there was increased demand for service so we added a bus there, and the folks in the muni transit assistance program they help facilitate getting students on the vehicles. they meet with principals and they often ride the buses when students are most vulnerable, so that's been a really successful program as well. we tried for that program as much as possible that hire people that come from the low income neighborhoods that students are riding from so there is a relationship and it's a known face and known commodity, so that's something that has worked very well and is a resource to principals throughout the city. this map here shows the free muni for youth activity by zip code. you can see over 26,000 students have enrolled in the program since its inception of march 2013. we extended the eligibility to include 18 year olds as well as 19-22 year olds that are enrolled in sfusd education services. the program costs over two years in the order of $8 mill

requests where we theed this and i think within the last six weeks add one on folsom and 20 20th at john o'connell and two schools came together so there was increased demand for service so we added a bus there, and the folks in the muni transit assistance program they help facilitate getting students on the vehicles. they meet with

. >> hi, my name is joanna, i'm currently in john o'connell high school, the building and construction trades lab and this is my second year. this program has allowed me to be open about the trades and see how much -- how many trades are in the building of a project. i've been working with turner on the transbay center and i've seen a lot of trades that go in rades classrooms from the schools because we were worried about creating kind of tracking in our public school system and then hearing that it's coming back, which is great because these are real living wage jobs here in san francisco. i was curious about the gender breakdown of the program and it's great to see three young women here representing for the class, so i'm curious kind of who the class and programs attract and i'm curious about the budget because you had mentioned that you might have three instructors in a class, so geometry teacher, a trades teacher, i'm just wondering how all of that gets funded. >> so, for the trades specifically, that's funded through ct career technical education, those teachers are part of that

with some of the protesters approaching the location where joe johns is outside police headquarters. >>> joining me now, andrew o'connell, an attorney for the gray family. you just heard joe john's report. the attorney for the police union defending the officers' actions. they had suspicion, they were in the right by arresting freddie gray. your response? >> that question has to be answered in the context of what mr. gray was doing at the time of the arrest. what we know now is that he had no weapon in his hand. he was not hurting anybody and he was committing no crime. >> you're saying there was no weapon. when they say he had a knife, you're saying he didn't have a knife. or is the key word in his hand? >> in his hand. the knife wasn't discovered until after they affected an arrest. mr. gray -- the only thing they did was make eye contact with the police officer and run, which he's perfectly in his rights to do. he unfortunately didn't run fast enough. >> we also just got this andrew this sa letter from the baltimore fraternal union of police. they just handed this out this afternoon. in it they talk about the protest

and spiritual drama saint john paul ii made a historic vice tonight 1998 and pope benedict in 2012. both asked that cuba be opened to the world. trenton bishop david o'connell offered this insight. the as his two predecessors before him pope francis's possible visit there will lift the spirits of the cuban people and renew their hope and longing for freedom to practice their deeply held religious faith. the philadelphia church is hoping for a spiritual renewal, with francis's presence too. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and we have got the latest on the pope's upcoming trip to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. you can find it at cbs philly.com just click on the papal visit tab. >>> millions of dollars in scholarship money earn at students at one inner city school. >>> still ahead we will have more on the remarkable accomplishment of these high school seniors and what they credit for their success kathy. >>> we are watching a few sprinkles out there then skies clear and it will be feeling like summer after a really long winter. we deserve it. it is coming up with the seven take. >>> plus a new bike sharing program business to roll

john dickerson is will replace him. and his mother, nancy, was almost legendary cbs news correspondent. a lot of people thought nora o'connellaluable in the mornings. that's it for this edition of "#mediabuzz". we hope you'll like our facebook page where we post a lot of original content follow. follow me on twitter. and you can also set your dvr in case you're not home when "#mediabuzz" comes. we're back here next sunday morning with the latest buzz. >>> fox news alert. right notice we're awaiting hillary clinton's announcement that she is running for president a second time. the former first lady and secretary of state expected to post a video message before heading out on a tour to meet with voters on key election states. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> mrs. clinton's campaign is sending out a memo laying out the themes they say she will run on. the strategy will focus on trying to convince voters that she has ideas to boost the struggling middle class the economy

john's glasses gone. the clue the thief accidentally left behind though that helped police track him down the. >> we're on top of breaking news out of baltimore. that news looks to be good so far. chris o'connells most people seem to be abiding and heading back to their home. new york city and we have been sky fox over large numbers of people on the streets and you can see them right there try to orien our camera getting a little dizzy. a lot of demonstrators out there ♪ >>> we continue to follow breaking news. let's check in now in manhattan where protesters are marching. they're near the lincoln tunnel in manhattan and earlier they were at lincoln square. then they shut down the holland tunnel right now they are march marching near lincoln tunnel in manhattan. so things are on the move there. meantime we check in with baltimore. we've been checking in there in and out throughout the hour with our chris o'connell. things are -- this is actually not far where chris o'connell is and things are different here. to night a curfew in effect for almost 40 minutes and what chris has been tilings and you can see on your screen most people are abiding by that curfew tonight and so far it is relatively