name is lisa spinalli and i'm a third generation san franciscan with roots on the bayview on 16 12 la salle street. and i am here today because i've had the chance to work with juliet ~ for a number of years and serving on the board of ella baker center as well as working with her at urban habitat and currently working on some of the preliminary work around the community [speaker not understood] happening around education in the bayview which is amazingly powerful. we need more leaders like juliet. no one wants to go into public service and this certainly doesn't help the case. you reached a decision. the decision was closed. it's a question mark of how could this possibly happen. the very first conversation i ever had with juliet when i first served on the board with ella baker was about manners. the last speaker talked about manners. my first conversation with her was about why don't more people have good manners. why aren't more people honest. why aren't more people direct. and deal with thing that should be dealt with. and it saddens me to think about what has happened. the juxtapositio

the story of the de la salle high school football program. kron 4's j.r. stone has details. a team that only one. in 12 years of 151 games in a row. it wasn't just about we won. it wasn't about the winning but it was about our athletes. the actor definitely has my personality. he doesn't look like me but he definitely has my personality. i mean i am turning bald and he's not but the you know. sure if we were motivated by money i could make a few more bucks here and there but i'd rather be happy and be where i think i am most effective. i felt that was as a high-school coach. the movie brings you back your experiences of working with the team. when it is all said and done, you look back and it was an amazing moment and a great testament to our athletes to put the. program to the --to gather. at the movies this weekend-- captain america: the winter solider was number one for the third straight week. the animated movie rio 2 starring jesse eisenberg and anne hathaway came in at number two. and coming in at the number three -- "heaven is for real." about a boy with a life changi

he was shot in the chest as he sat on his porch at 105th and la salle. >> it's kradscy. it's sad.y out of trouble. try to do what's right. they getting chased and shot at. what are they supposed 20 do. >> maurice knows as a kid, young boy, 16 years old. >> eric watched maurice grow up. now he tries to comfort his family and friends. >> to be totally honest with you, it ain't really kicked in with me. it's senseless. i have known maurice for 16 years. i love him. >> these kids -- school can, i love school can. but i can't -- the school or get on the bus to school, you never know what will happen. >> father god, we are gathered here tonight for maurice. to pray for his soul. we are a strong family and we will make it through. >> everybody on edge. so if it triggers off between nobody come outside. >> after the memorial some of maurice's friends threw a party down the street. eric worries it could spiral out of control. >> i go out and hit the blocks and try to diffuse the problem. if it means me putting my life on the line for it, i'm going and everybody know it out here. >> this ai

the true story highlighting the de la salle high school football team.a team that only won from 1992 to 2003. the team had a 151 game winning streak. and while the movie celebrates the team's success. there are also some intense moments. namely, the death of terrance kelly. the star football player who was shot and killed just days before leaving to play football at the university of oregon. >> this brings you back to your experience with the team. i would admit, there are a lot of emotional things. this was an amazing moment. >> anny: "when the game stands tall" is set to be released in august. >> james: heading into the 5:00 hour we have video that we want to show you. a truck driver loses control, driving through this home in springfield, massachusetts. you can see the accident left a big gapping: this house. >> anny: as strong hail storm that drivers and austin, texas a loud and bumpy commute. showers and thunderstorms swept through the area, bringing hail and wind gusts. there were reports that the held raised and sizes from a penny to a golf ball.

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la salle he won over high school making them the fourth undefeated high school quad a basketball champion in pennsylvania history. i sent a congratulations to the players' families as well as e head coach and new castler group.castle the canes aren't special because they won the state championship, one said. he said they're special because of their good grades and the fact that every one of his seniors are going to college next year. he says his players just do things the right way. i couldn't agree more. go, canes, and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? mr. cohen: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cohen: today marks the 46th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr. being gunned down in memphis, tennessee. dr. king is well-known for his speech "i have a dream" about civil rights, social justice. but when he died he was fighting for economic

. >> reporter: sophomore jeff la salle is healing at home. >> it just went in and out like that. >> reporter: moments after the attack, this lacrosse player was pulled into safety in a classroom by a teacher and another student. >> i thanked her so much that she was there, that she saved my life. >> reporter: this morning, brett hurt is finally home from the hospital. >> i didn't know what was going on. and the pain in my back, i realized something happened. >> reporter: the 16-year-old sophomore was stabbed trying to protect his best friend, tracy evans, who stayed with him until help arrived. we were invited for their emotional reunion. >> i've got your back always, you know that. >> reporter: it's nice see them together again. hribal's attorney says he has hired a psychiatrist, matt, for a psychiatric evaluation to check out his mental state. he says when he first met with the suspect after the attack, that he was like a deer in headlights. >> peter, as always, thank you so much. natalie's here. she's got some new developments in the hunt for malaysia flight 370. >>> officials are reveali