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these are the k-four students. these are the fifth grade. the children live all over the city.elementary enrollment data does not suggest that students will be blocked from gaining a mission. this is just the example of one particular middle school. all of the other matters will be posted on the web. this is very contingent of the enrollment at the elementary school level. as long as the progress minimizes diversity, the schools will be the verse. we're looking at the ethnic data in october of 2010. it is difficult to predict what will happen over the coming years since we expect to see enormous changes. diversity at that level will determine the diversity at the middle schools. this data was compiled using 2010 data and promoting currently enrolled students to create a theoretical picture of what enrollment would look like if elementary enrollment stayed on course. there is an increase of african- american students by 6%. and also led to the students by 2%. if we further look at, based on the current enrollment of the feeders look at achievement disparities, currently there is

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it was one of his four k's. then in the 9th halladay gets sweeney to ground into the game inning double play. a's lost four of five. 3-1 your final. >> and it was nascar. this is what happens when you have to turn right. we will break >>> nascar running wild at infineon race way. this is one of two road courses these guys run all year as opposed to oval tracks which means you will be using your right turn signal. 110 laps today, good for 219 miles. dale earnhardt, junior driving like his car is on fire. oh, it is. he finishes 41st. tony stewart bumps brian vicars and that causes him to spinout. they have a history and with 23 laps to go, vickers -- vicars gets his revenge. on the restart after the caution, kurt busch will take the lead and lead for 76 laps. he takes the checkered flag for his first road course win. jeff gordon was four seconds behind and paul edwards was third. >> i had flash backs of the race i won here in 1999. and that race helped put me on the map. and this track here has been fundamental to

the blue chips were higher at the close ross near painting two point four percent on speculation it may acquire a stake here that t n k b b gas problem was gaining four point five percent as its negotiating prices with ukraine china and one that's in the second and the banking sector was also doing well with the z.b. adding more than one percent to. minsk is considering selling fifty percent of its gas pipeline operator bell transkei as would only happen if moscow agrees to export natural gas prices to the domestic russian market privatization of the country's assets is one of the conditions surrounding the three billion dollar loan from russia if the sale takes place gas problem will totally the television gas pipeline system. that's all for now the headlines are next on our t.v. stay with us. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlets but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of corruption. when jurors will. stand on the airways in front. of them probably you can involved in a community drop where you hav

most of the blue chips were higher at the close ross navigating two point four percent on speculation in may acquire a stake in a t m k b b gas problem was gaining four point five percent as its negotiating prices with ukraine china embellished more and that in the second and the banking sector was also doing well with the z.b. adding more than one percent. minsk is considering selling fifty percent of its gas pipeline operator belle trans gaz only happened at moscow agrees to export natural gas prices for the domestic russian market privatization of the country's assets is one of the conditions surrounding the three billion dollar loan from russia if the sale takes place gazprom will. of elevation gas pipeline system. that's all for now the headlines are next on our t.v. stay with us. in one thousand nine hundred two dr ralph minster at university of pennsylvania said what if i can take the gene responsible for growth in human beings and put it into a mouse. on all the main risk issues . ninety five percent of all competent scientists in these fields are verkin for the produces side and only five percent. of the genu

k.-mart the right side of the four setter the licensing to be switched on center court for this one liveat church forcing the encounter to require a fourth set after taking the second but more either showing suitable poised to take the side or a tie break set off an encounter for which i guess. the biggest upset in the men's trouble so far occurred before that three time wimbledon finalist roddick losing to fifty on the. feeling take even a single said on the night seven six seven six. yeah he could well i mean. this year's a lot easier to deal with than let's say last year where i feel like i gave it away . i got beat he came out he served about as well as someone has and. you know the stuff that's enabled me to be them. you know seven times making passing shots. monetarist making him playing defense on his for him he he did well today. just the sole russian meal remains mikhail youzhny left to fly the flag after igor unfree opened to. exit the second round stage. qualifier and bernard tomic showed their victory while world number one rafael nadal splash with jill's miller was stopped d

jobs but now we have older people but also aren't leaving their jobs as early because their four hundred one k. is it seems they have been just completely dismantled they've disappeared their ruined what do you do about that that's i mean that is a symptom of the larger problem of the economy not working so what we have right now is we have just as you said. i think something like seventeen percent of the people coming out of college right now can't get a job of the however the b.l.s. sort of defines sort of young americans with a twenty four twenty one or so so that's a really high unemployment number that's out there is not because they can't have a hairdresser it's not. the the problem there is those individuals are seeking employment at companies that don't want to hire because it is not in their interest to invest in this economy because they are not sure what the future regulatory environments going to be for them they don't know what the tax environment is going to be for them they don't know if the federal reserve is going to go to q e three and jack. inflation they don't know if q.e.

individual shares you'll see ross snapped up two point four percent that's on the speculation that it may acquire a stake in rival oil producer t m k b p o c t t v's is up to gas prom was up four and a half percent the company is negotiating gas prices with ukraine and belarus than banking stocks were also on the rise from t.v. up normal to six. is insults he will be back in fifteen minutes time with play next up on r.t. the headlines with. the close up team has been to the boulder grand reach thank you all the turning point i'm learning more to. this time archie goes to the region where half of the area is occupied by a nature preserve. where the young generation transit in their ancestors. and where the mysterious city of a good long welcome good republic good marker set young russia close up on our teeth. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china for asians are old today.

k picasso. the art world's newest sensation and she's just four years old. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 6th, this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 6th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. appreciate you joining us. i'm terrell brown. we begin in arizona. firefighters are battling three major wildfires this morning, 2300 firefighters are attacking the largest blaze called the wallow fire. it's burned at least 184,000 acres. that makes it the third largest in arizona state history. two other big fires have burned another 122,000 acres. heavy smoke is being pushed. the wallow fire has forced the evacuation of several small towns. kpho has more. >> reporter: this man owns a home and the latest word is the fire is headed right toward him. >> started creeping closer and closer. they were building spot fires trying to back burn it, and i don't know if it worked or not. >> reporter: the slightly calmer winds early sunday morning allowed hot shot crews on the ground to fight fire with fire. they pick a natural break like a ro

four supervisors put it on the ballot and resolved it. that. prop k in 1984 -- that was prop k in 1984. it enabled supervisors to avoid something were either the economic forces are so powerful or the mayor may threaten a veto. that was 1984. in 1986, prop m was put on the ballot. the issue for prop m was rationing the amount of office space. we head office boom and bust cycles in the 1970's and 1980's. we would approve $6 million in the market would be going, and it would take. when we even that out, based on a study done by the planning department by economic consultants, and they said 1 million square feet. we said, ok, you can have 1 million square feet, but do not bring it up to 6 million in any one year, because it is making the market to crazy. we passed that limit, by the voters. and guess what -- when the market tanked in the late 1980's and 1990's on the office market and boston, a vancouver, new york, houston had massive economic weapons san francisco had gone ahead of the curve and hit dead son think reasonable. if you go back and read the

a kind of breaks out into four distinct segments. if you start on the k part of it, what you'll see is the first part of the segment that goes to the west travels along in mixed traffic, by city college, along ocean avenue, highly congested. it moves very slowly. when you get to west portal, that is worthy k t-line blends with the rest of the rail lines as the go downtown. interestingly enough, to clear embarcadero, once again, you have the t-line blending with the n-line. it goes to 4th and king to serve caltrans and also for the special events. the last piece of the line, from downtown sunnyvale, is really the only part of it that is a straight pure t-line. so it is both, as i tried to say in the introduction, both a line that has some unique features, as well as being an integral part of the system itself. again, on that the characteristics of the line, on the next slide, we covered some of that. i just wanted to recap on here some of the important things about the line. supervisor mar: can i ask one quick question? so the central subway extension of t

k-9 companions. >> i go everywhere with him. >> casey suffered a traumatic brain injury four years ago while living in iraq. over until he found the nonprofit the pathway home and his buddy, the program is assisted more than 200 soldiers with post traumatic stress disorder. they train with dogs coping with flashbacks and anxiety. tomorrow, eight teams will graduate and return home. >>> right now there are 400 million pounds of carpet in landfills. but, consumer advocates say a new law will make sure all california carpet will be recycled inside. >> reporter: oakland recycling center recycled about 1.2 million parts. >> right now carpet is 3% of the landfill. >> reporter: now, 16 employees here and 60 more in the southern california facility are receiving more and more carpeting every day. example, from ecology here in san francisco. now, this electric detector determines the material that carpet is made from and then they are sorted by those types. then, crews slice the carpeting into bails. they come in one part they are made of several parts, all of which can or soon can be recycled. the bails are shipped

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feeling well she was a half percent for the burbank metals nine a m k is also gaining company both in the net profit of one hundred thirty four million dollars in the first quarter of the year eating previous six to. the warning lights on europe's debt crisis flashing red that's the verdict of the president of the european central bank john fletcher reshaped his analysis might be a little behind the curve according to a number of commentators i think it's only a matter of time before the single currency collapses patrick young editor of the gathering storm describes the possible consequences of yours integration. there's an incredible possibility i mean if the euro actually is going to collapse then there is a very very significant process because after all the euro is the second most important currency on the planet something roughly one third of all the world's reserves are in u.s. dollars something like twenty five percent are held in europe so if the eurozone goes into a death spiral that causes a huge problem it causes a fundamental crisis of confidence in the money that people hold in their pockets at the same time it q

k.'s flat company post such a net profit of one hundred thirty four million dollars in the first quarter will be here previous at stations. banks are also on the rise but his or junior book is down slightly that's after even the r. g.'s that is considering buying into the bank. branches global ports has raised hoffer billion dollars from its i.p.o. in london the force operating i was surprised at the bottom of the intended grange the group sold twenty five percent of its shares it's the fifth russian company to list in london this year. but for the business boston during the last thing was tried for more business stories here on archly.

speculation it may acquire stake here no rival oil producing team k v p i think he was also actually right cass braun shares were up four point five percent as it negotiates the prices with ukraine and bellow roos and banking stocks are also on the rise with the e.c.b. up more than a percent. because considering selling fifty percent of its gas pipeline operator bell trans gas they would only happen if moscow agrees to export natural gas prices set for the domestic russian market privatization of the country's assets is one of the conditions are. billion dollar loan from russia the sale takes place gas from world tokyo belorussian financed by cooling system. also continues to improve its economy and investment climate but some analysts say it's only max profit promotion board may suggest a large scale p.r. campaign could help boost almost every sector of the economy russia does many things right and many capable things that's one of the worst countries in the world for public relations when i'm in hotels all business people are you see c.n.n. croatia egypt turkey for georgia georgia south of russia not georgia alabama b

k. government admitted the libyan war has so far cost the country more than four hundred million dollars british m.p. gerry gardiner says it's both unfair to give taxpayers' money to rebels and illegal to take sides in a civil war. i think the gadhafi regime does look extremely shaky and much of it because of the pounding that it's received of course from british and french and american support. but my worries in the u.k. that we've seen that this so far has cost us a quarter of a million pounds the role that was set out by the united nations resolution one thousand nine hundred ninety three was very clear it was that there should be a an effort to induce a cease fire in libya and to enforce that cease fire now it seems that we've been very keen to try and and stop the armaments that are coming from gadhafi is regime in the government but we have been much less prepared to do that when the armaments and the and the fire has been coming from the rebels that's not an even handed in force of the cease fire. your attention in libya stalemate and civilian casualties mounting the u.s. is comin

security transition command in iraq or min sticky you know four or five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven and nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the us government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i have a personal friend i will mention his name who was a very senior u.s. american finance and bush official during this period of time and he told me that when david petraeus was there there was no accountability at all for american money and that david petraeus continued to spend the iraqi money six months a year after the c.p.a. the coalition provisional authority had been shut down in june of zero four. iraqi officials are threatening court action to reclaim the mine political analyst raytheon from the voice of russia radio station believes it's only a matter of time before baghdad sues for the missing funds it would say they probably have some legal claim to that money and a legitimate claim to go to court the u.s. has already said that it took those the money from the oil from those from the oil fields they've already taken the mo

multinational security transition command in iraq in zero four and zero five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven and nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the u.s. government for the iraqi army national police disappeared the accountability of cold hard u.s. cash was essentially nonexistent for many years after the war when iraqi officials threatening court action to get the money back political analyst rick young from the voice of russia radio station believes that baghdad has every right to demand the money. i would say they probably have some legal claim to that money and a legitimate claim to go to court the u.s. has already said that it took those the money from the oil from those and from the oil fields they've already taken that money they seized it in the sanctions against . hussein's iraq so the money is legitimately the iraqis the question is again if the u.s. government can't find the money they'll have to come up with it some way so my feeling is that they do have some claim to this money some legal claim and it's going to take some time to want to the courts whiche

security transition command in iraq or min sticky in zero four and zero five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven zero nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the us government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i have a personal friend i will mention his name who was a very senior u.s. american finance and budget official during this period of time and he told me that when david petraeus was there there was no accountability at all for american money and that david petraeus continued to spend the iraqi money six months after the c.p.a. the coalition provisional authority had been shut down in june of zero four. moscow is concerned with washington's reluctance to consider proposals for a joint anti-missile defense system in europe the u.s. and nato claim the proposal could sand off a potential attack from iran however russia is worried the plans could pose a threat to national security. the phase adoptive approach to missile defense is broken up into two parts number one and number two where the. potency interceptors the plus one interceptor. ar

security transition command in iraq or min sticky you know four and zero five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven zero nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the us government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i have a personal friend i will mention his name who was a very senior u.s. american finance and budget official during this period of time and he told me that when david petraeus was there there was no accountability at all for american money and david petraeus continued to spend the iraqi money six months a year after the c.p.a. the coalition provisional authority had been shut down in june of zero four. iraq also leads our top stories from around the world and at least eight people have been killed during an attack on a government compound east of the capital baghdad dozens more were injured as people gathered for a weekly provincial council meeting to car bombs clear the way for insurgents to storm to have quaters followed shortly by twin suicide blasts inside the building they attack near and earlier a bombing in march which claimed

security transition command in iraq or min sticky in zero four and zero five and this was the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven and nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the u.s. government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i have a personal friend i will mention his name who was a very senior u.s. american finance and budget official during this period of time and he told me that when david petraeus was there there was no accountability at all for american money and that david petraeus continued to spend iraqi money six months after the c.p.a. the coalition provisional authority had been shut down in june of zero four just finding all this money was really sorry we already just what as you want is a real events a very interesting point because we are almost out of iraq money and many of the iraqi officials are now saying that they want to go to court and to reclaim that money because they say that money came from iraqi oil sales from seize the rocky assets do you think that they do have a case and do you think they would ever see this money back. what the

security transition command in iraq four men sticky in zero four and zero five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven zero nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the us government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i have a personal friend i will mention his name who was a very senior u.s. american finance and budget official during this period of time and he told me that when david petraeus was there there was no accountability at all for american money and that david petraeus continued to spend the iraqi money six months after the c.p.a. the coalition provisional authority had been shut down in june of zero four. in watching r.t. live from the very heart of moscow here's what we have ahead for you this hour with the media craze in america flaring around a sex related scandal involving a senator questions are being raised over whether news outlets are turning into gossip mills. talked to a russian left with permanent disability when a u.s. consul general allegedly ran down in the russian city of light of a star more or less a little later. europe