. >> 5 keyes is a charter school. it gets funding directly from the state. it supports itself as well as some private foundations. chairperson chu: there is no foundation our funding flows through your department budget to pay for the contract? >> that is correct. supervisor avalos: the school is actually a really great as a part of the jail. excuse me. my voice is really shot today. i am wondering -- is a school representing other jails around the state? is it a rare thing we have in san francisco? >> we were one of the first to do a charter high-school in the jails. it is now being replicated. they are representing some of this in l.a. county. i do not think they are doing this inside the jail's. at any one time in san francisco, we have about two wondered 50 people enrolled in going to school diligently. chairperson chu: there are no questions at this time from the committee, because the information we have been presented with is not what we are looking for. we were looking for much more detail, with regards to some of the major areas we have spoken of. f

>> jermaine paul its the new "voice" and this its the guy that was a background singer for alicia keyes and didn't start to peak until the last couple weeks. we saw the emotional finale there where he sang "i believe i can fly." a song that he sang last night. and said he left his heart on the stage. on the stage tonight we saw his father joined him. we saw his wife joined him. he pretty much choked with tears, trying to make his way through that song. coming up a little later, a surprise guest. we'll tell you what its next for jermaine paul. he talks away with $100,000 and a sweet record deal. jim, doreen. a second male massage therapist sues john travolta alleging sexual battery. >> a local community on edge after a beloved neighbor is found dead in his car missing. >> a lot of people seeing showers tonight. there is more to come. good evening. >> on a busy tuesday night. breaking news in the battle for marriage equality. voters in north carolina effectively slammed the door on same sex marriage voting to define marriage as a union between a man and woman. wendy? >> reporter: the nort

but that keyes did not appear in the police inventory report until months after the arrest and the keys were not tested until last september according to the defense which was three years after the murder the defense barely put up a case ... it rested without their client taking the witness stand. prosecutors contend that he committed those murders in a jealous rage because juliets in was seeing another man wanted a divorce ... the defense offered an alternate theory claiming that it was the drug dealing by jason hudson out of the family home that led to the death of his family members and himself ... there was no physical evidence linking their client to the murders ... >>it's amazing they can come up with much in the wake of scientific evidence and these jurors understand the forensics these days with all of what is on television ... closing arguments are expected to take three hours after which the judge will give instructions to the jury ... if everything goes according to schedule there should be a case handed over to the jurors this evening chicago police are looking for a gunman

>>guest: well, you have people who think keyes, "new york times" times editor knew what he was talking about. >>guest: that we ought to pile on more deficit in a depression and the worst thing we can do is to cut spending. but austerity in washington, dc, means cutting the rate of growth of spending. no one around here other than myself and a few people would actually cut real spending. which is what we ought to do. >>neil: do you think their concern or your colleagues' concern that the voters have swung the other way using france and greece as an example not that they are indicative of our vote, but they have had it with cutting the growth in entitlements, they have had it with that, and they do not want to buck that trend. >>guest: in kentucky, i have not seen the french elections influencing our voters but i would say we have not begun to do any austerity or change anything. when you poll the public and ask them, would you be willing to let the age of social security rise or means test the benefit, it is over 50 percent of the people, they know we have to do something like that to s

alicia keyes' former backup singer beat gaithersburg native erin willett last night to advance to thenals of "the voice." willett celebrated her 23rd birthday on the national stage. she even told her coach blake shelton, let's go out and get drunk. erin and the three other semifinalists appeared on the "today" show this morning. erin talked about singing for her father who passed away during the taping of the show. >> i definitely had him with me the other night. it was really incredible, just basically taking in the entire moment. it kind of was an overcome with emotion type of situation and it's just incredible. i mean, to be part of the show and as far as i've come i can only be proud of myself and really just ready for the journey ahead i guess. >> she did us all proud and she went out with a bang. make sure you don't miss next monday for the final performances and tuesday the big finale. >>> one of hollywood's hottest couples engaged in a little pda in front of more than 20,000 people. victoria and david beckham puckered up for the kiss cam at the lakers game on monday night at t

. >> after years of being a back-up singer for stars like alicia keyes and mary j.rmaine paul will have his shot at becoming the next big star. paul won a recording contract with universal republic, after the show, he told reporters that he thought he was going to lose. >> i couldn't believe that they actually voted for me. it was -- it's a dream come true and honestly, i didn't see it coming. 26-year-old rocker juliette simms was the runner-up, only four percentage points behind jermaine. then tony luka and then classical singer, chris mann. >>> well, some people like waking up to the crow of roosters in the morning, but some roosters are crowing at all hours of the day, disturbing a quiet montgomery county community. news4's shamari stone reports. >> reporter: what would you do if you heard more than birds chirping in your neighborhood? the sounds of roosters crowing. some residents told me the male chickens have disturbed the peace and quiet of takoma park. >> very loud early in the morning. >> reporter: emily says she's heard crowing in the daytime. >> i think t

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