long beach state. long beach is up three. in the second half, new mexico from the wing hits the three. the lobos up by five. from there, new mexico in control. new mexico knox of long beach state, 75-68. we will be back with your forecast >> seven days of above normal temperatures. we will see a couple of scattered showers in the area. maybe some fog in the morning. mostly cloudy skies. we will be dealing with cloud cover but the temperatures will be mild. it looks like dry weather through the middle part of next week. >> stepped into spring. >> it is amazing. >> thank you for joining girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >> announcer: it's "the to

long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. l

. >> boeing unveiled its dream liner today in long beach. it's made from carbon fibers so it weighs less and uses 20% less fuel than other jets the same size. governor jerry brown got a private tour, calling it the plane of the future. it was manufactured in washington state, but boeing engineers in long beach helped with the design. it's the largest private employer in california with 20,000 employers. manufacturing the dream liner is behind schedule, but boeing insists it can meet orders of ten new planes a month. >> successful women gathered to encourage younger women to follow careers in science, engineering, technology, and math. i had an opportunity to monitor the panel discussion keeping women interested in those fields. an engineering leader at nasa, a patent attorney, and the ceo of the institute for women and technology. the event was sponsored by the silicon valley education foundation and orec, a menlo park bases lawfirm. >> people aspire to be like you, so you're perfect to host. >> still to come at 5:00, one of hollywood's bigg

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the cotton was probably put on a train in southern pacific, texas to the port of long beach, put on maybe a danish ship, maersk line, taken to china, fabricated into cloth, into pants, put back on the ship, back to the port of long beach, put in walmart trucks distribution system and the whole thing is sold for $15 here in the u.s. to me, that is the miracle of global trade. the value added by the chinese was small on that, probably not more than $4 out of that whole thing, but all the way along, the chinese made a profit, the texas cotton farmer made a profit, the u.s. railroad made a profit, the danish shipping line made a profit, walmart made a profit and they sold it to you for $15. amazing. now, the $4 the chinese actually netted out of the thing, the chinese government requires their manufacturers to take that $4 they get in u.s. currency, put it in the bank and get local chinese currency in exchange. the banks then turn around and buy u.s. government securities which reduces the cost of our debt and one reason you can borrow so cheaply is because the chinese do that. this is not --

and also in terms of the ports at long beach port, i'm actually very impressed with the work they're doing. there's an issue in terms of the ports and the 1 yard line and there are some excellent efforts being done by dhs with the support of the bureau. a good friend of mine and mr. swecker's on trying to deal with the container issues, not only when they get into our country but in terms there's going to have to be some risk analysis. in terms of connecting the dots, i have to say, i've been tremendously impressed specifically in southern california and elsewhere, as well. su asked about southern california, about the work of the fusion center there located out of the l.a. county sheriff's department. almost every time i'm there, they are working together all the time, and i think that's a world of difference from when i was working at the fbi pre and just through 9/11. >> just quickly, ports. they are -- i think they pose a significant risk. as you said, less than 3% of all the containers are being scanned. so how do you counter that? i would go back to a defensive in depth strateg

this is a middle school in long beach. it wasn't centralized authority. they chose the architects. the main constraint is there had to be an engineer on site. there there is berkeley. and piedmont avenue in oakland. this is in nevada city. these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then t

long beach is at 16.6%. l.a. is 24%. our african-american, latino, and some oil and students are performing below their white and asian peters -- samoan students are performing below their white and asian peers. there is a lot to talk about what is going on in sfusd. the pathway programs, if california is not the country -- we have 231 national born certified teachers. if you are not familiar with certification, it is a level of professionalism that was launched about 15 years ago, the side of the elevator level of teaching the same way that a lawyer passes the bar exam or a doctor passes his or her certified medical exams. the nationwide average, we have one of the best represented cities in america for this category. our well as programs, libraries, art, music. the last three funded by the richmond funds. and the quality teacher education act of 2008. this was a parcel tax passed by the citizens of san francisco. nearly 70% of the vote providing heads of salaries to our teachers, designed to make this our teaching work

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>> i'm from long beach. >> jimmy: you're from long beach. conversation when you can be yourself for a change, isn't it? >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: thank you, karl, for getting me out of this terrible jam. and a pox on lil wayne for not showing up here. thanks to karl. and thanks to lil wayne. we'll be right back with more of nothing after this. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i just want to -- there's a man in the back row, sound asleep right now. he's -- can y

that cotton was probably put on a train in the southern pacific from texas to the port of long beach, put on a danish ship, taken to shanghai, fabricated into cloth, put back on the ship, back to the port of long beach, put in a walmart truck and a whole thing is sold for $15 in the u.s. to me, that is the miracle of global trade. [applause] the value added by the chinese was small enough, and not more than four dollars, but the chinese made a profit, the texan made a profit, the railroad made a profit, the shipping line, walmart made a profit. they sold it to you for $15. amazing. the $4 the chinese netted out of the thing, the chinese government requires that four dollars in u.s. government put into the bank to get local currency in exchange. the bank's turnaround and buy securities which reduces the cost of our debt. one reason you come are cheaply is because the chinese do that. -- you cannot borrow cheaply is because the chinese do that. there is no problem anymore with florida growing oranges and you providing ski resorts for people from florida. that is the way the world works.

the cities were people are most likely to lose a smart phone are philadelphia seattle oakland of long beach new jersey. more than 9 million cell phones lost in the u.s. last year. >> around the bay area the clouds have cleared out that there's more rain on the way. temperatures have cooled down into much of the bay area. as we head down 11, 49. coit tower is beautiful in the sunday night light. we do have more rain on the way for the bay area and we will look for clouds to increase by tuesday it will look like it will get wet again. tomorrow looks dry. members in the upper '40's with sunshine and clouds tomorrow. high-definition radar, the rain has shoe dried up around the bay area. you can see the front is being pushed along by the low pressure center and will spend over point conception and santa barbara they had steady rain tonight. they had snow atop mount baldy. it was raining in palm springs and it will all head out of the state by tomorrow night. breanne civic center, almost 1.5 in.. san francisco had almost 1.5 in. and loss status had an inch and 2/3. we are still just half of mourn

the plan is being presented to the board of trustees at a meeting in long beach. >> quite a rescue yesterday, three people who got caught in the waters off of sonoma county coast are lucky it lifeguard was only 4 mi. away. he was able to rescue a boy and a man and woman who had been in the cold water for more than one hour. the boy and a friend were apparently body boarding when they were caught in a riptide. to adults went in to rescue the other boy. >> the waters are very dangerous and unfortunately there are really strong riptides and currents to you really need to know what you're doing because the water is dangerous and we have several rescue's per year >> that lifeguard told the press democrat that this was by far the scariest rescued he has done in two decades on the job >> tsa t eat for a video that has gone by role >> the father of a wheel chair bound child who was batted down decided to oppose the video two years later >> how the queen is doing on her sixth year range >> we see plenty of clouds, accuse schools in parts of the north bay. we'll talk about it coming up. >> we have som

in mexico state beat long beach state. vanderbilt knock off harvard. the sharks are fighting just to get into the nhl version of the big dance. san jose began the night in ninth place. the sharks have lost 12 of their last 15. san jose has the advantage in the third round. a final chance for the creditors. the sharks snapped a three game skid. with the wind, their one. on behind the coyotes and avalanche for the final two playoff spots with 12 games remaining. i bet you this guy knows there are only 22 days left. the giants beat the mariners 7- 5. after one day, i thought today's tournament lack pole lot of trauma. it lacked spark but the second day promises the major upsets. we will have a very exciting post-game show afterwards. >> nationwide is next >> one state at a time >> we will take the western states. >> hit us one more time >> we have light precipitation moving into the northern portion of the bay area. you can see it just to the north of santa rosa. this is the leading edge of a very powerful area of low pressure. a lot of cold air associate

. >>> this comes to us from nbc news news in los angeles where in nearby long beach a party for a realock star. thousands turned out to celebrate the arrival of the 340-ton boulder. the super stone is on a very slow journey from a southern california rock quarry to the los angeles california museum of art. people came to listen to the music and had the word rocket travel. a truck will deliver the piece to its new home this saturday. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. it is 55 degrees out there, a mild start to your thursday morning. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist in for joe krebs who's still enjoying his vacation. welcome in to thursday, march 8. we begin new this morning with pepco cleaning up lines to make sure they don't hurt anybody. a car crashed into a utility pole near the beltway in oxon hill. police say nobody was seriously hurt when the car plowed into the pole overnight. they aren't saying what led to the crash though. >>> this morning police are looking for two cars that may have caused a d

. >>> right now long beach trustees of the california state university system are meeting to vote onraising the salaries of two new campus presidents if approved, csu east bay president would receive a salary of more than $303,000. fullerton president would make more than $324,000. 10% more than their current pay and 10% more than the presidents before them. this comes a day after drastic move by the university system to close spring admissions at most campuses next year. a few hundred students will be let into eight campuses, including cal-state east bay, san francisco and sonoma those are community college transfers. officials say deep cuts are planned if voters reject governor's measure to raise taxes in november, they say total enrollment could be reduced 25,000. >>> police investigating vandalism at a cemetery, 40 brass rings worth $50 each were pried off crypts at the sonoma mountain cemetery on first street west there's a history of vandalism at the cemetery usually following illegal partying. police believe the thieves are after the money she can get from selling the metal. >

. >>> this comes to us from nbc 4 news in los angeles, where in nearby long beach there was a big parir a real rock star. thousands turned out to celebrate the arrival of the 340-ton boulder. the super stone is on a very slow journey from a southern california rock quarry to the los angeles california museum of art. boulder watchers came to have pictures taken and listen to music that had the word "rock" in the title. get it? a truck will deliver the piece of earth to its new home this saturday. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> talk about reeling in the big one. a new zealand fisherman caught what may be the largest tuna ever weighing in at 739 pounds, if sold that monster fish is worth almost 400,000 bucks. even more amazing, he hooked the fish from his small 20-foot boat. but this anger is hoping his wife will let him mount the monster size fish on their wall instead of taking the cash. >> cash. >> i would take the cash, too. >>> and this famed vampire woman is covered in tattoos and piercings and has fangs and horns. s

cities where people are most likely to you lose a smart phone are philadelphia, seattle, oakland, long beach newark new jersey. more than 9 million cell phones were lost last year. getting to know a bay area city one step at a time. why this marathon is much more than just a race. >> under game satisfied fans' appetite this weekend. it had a huge opening that will put it near the top of box office records. $155 million over the weekend puts it in third place after last year's harry potter and the dark knight in 2008. 21 jump street was a distant second. dr. seuss, john carter and act of valor rounded out the top five. it has become a tradition that introduces people from all over the country to the pleasures of oakland. the third annual oakland running festival. it includes a full marathon, a half marathon, a relay and eight kids run it has grown 15% since it started >> people told me last year and send me a little note saying it was one of the friendliest cities they had ever run and and they didn't know how beautiful the city was >> the mayor says the festival will probably bring. $3 milli

. >>> this comes to us from nbc news news in los angeles where in nearby long beach a party for a real rock star. thousands turned out to celebrate the arrival of the 340-ton boulder. the super stone is on a very slow journey from a southern california rock quarry to the los angeles california museum of art. people came to listen to the music and had the word rocket travel. a truck will deliver the piece to its new home this saturday. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news. >> it is going to be another mild state today. temperatures near 70 degrees. the average high temperature is 51. 54 at the airport. the forecast for today, breezy, mild. we will stay dry but some rain is going to come in tonight. highs in the upper 60's. we will take a look at the seven day forecast. >> that time is 4:57. coming up, the latest on a cover-up in the death of a 13- year-old girl. >> should he stay or should he go? john leopold should call it quits but that might not happen right away. >> taking

it gathered plenty of fans. 20,000 people ciem out to see it on long beach yesterday. the rock left a quarry east of los angeles 11 days ago. it traveled 105 miles through 22 cities in a round-about way to avoid low overpasses. >> i thought it was going to be a little smaller but it's, like, huge. and this truck is big, too. it's a lot of wheels. >> reporter: 176 wheels, to be exact. the specially built transport truck is as wide as three freeway lanes halled this piece of stone said to be the largest boulder moved since the egyptians built the pyramids. it crawled at five miles per hour. the rock had its own twitter speed and left no pun unturned thanking its marble-ous fans and you can't take anything for granite. except the inevitable backlash. cash-strapped california is somewhere between this and a hard place, so spending $10 million moving a rock may seem as dumb as, well, a rock. but it was paid for by donors and has certainly mai paid off n publicity for the hume. >> huge is the right word. this isn't artwork. toots a sculpture. >> reporter: it will take anothe

in long beach, california we found this internet item warning that "dateline" was in town. not surprising that some of the men who came to our house in long beach quickly realized what they'd walked into. >> and you know what the show is called? >> "dateline." >> that pattern has continued during this most recent investigation in flagler beach, florida. >> come on in. it's freezing. hurry. >> this man suspects a set-up and won't come in the house. >> will you flash me? >> there it is. white suv. >> at first, this man won't even get out of his car and wants to take our male decoy for a ride. >> i don't want to get in the car. i don't really know you. i would rather just walk down there. you know? >> can i talk to you for a minute? >> on the ground now. on the ground. >> both of these men were arrested and charged with felonies, and both later pleaded not guilty. so because more and more men seemed wary, we came up with an alternate location. instead of at the house, the decoy would now suggest meeting right across the street at the beach, where we set up five remote-controll

i could smell the smell of long beach island, you know, the salt air. tina, the cars in front of the house. i pick up the phone and called rick davis. i said, we should take a look at sarah palin. the vetting the was done, i said to wreck that it's very important. rick was in charge of the vetting process. they should be fully and completely vetted, like all the other candidates. ten lawyers and 20 lawyers in a couple of days so we done with three lawyers over a couple of weeks for all the other candidates. and there were four parts to that. and the first part -- and you could do a documentary on this alone -- person point to bring a man. congratulations console log. a do want to make the part about

broke through a sea wall and sent water rushing into the streets of new york's long beach. a scene that will become more commonplace, a new study says, because of rising sea levels caused by global warming. benjiman strauss says the odds of a hundred-year flood happening by 2030 doubles for 2/3 of the places studied. >> we found that once a 100-year flood becomes a once a decade-year flood fastest in southern california where we expect to see that in several decades. >> reporter: who is at risk? by 2030, the 5 million americans living on coastal land less than four feet above high tide lines. by 2050 it expands to 6 million people living less than five feet above high tide lines. in new york city, the danger is not just to the low-lying areas where millions live but to the very way people get around. the funnel-shaped new york harbor could flood the city's vital subway system. loading the dice, heat-trapping gasses from burning oil, coal and gas, melting polar caps and glaciers and warming the ocean. measurements taken in bermuda show 58 years of increases. >> the temperatu

. >>> right now long beach trustees of the california state university system are meeting to vote onraising the salaries of two new campus presidents if approved, csu east bay president would receive a salary of more than $303,000. fullerton president would make more than $324,000. 10% more than their current pay and 10% more than the presidents before them. this comes a day after drastic move by the university system to close spring admissions at most campuses next year. a few hundred students will be let into eight campuses, including cal-state east bay, san francisco and sonoma those areomnity college transfs.er officials say deep cuts are planned if voters reject governor's measure to raise taxes in november, they say total enrollment could be reduced 25,000. >>> police investigating vandalism at a cemetery, 40 brass rings worth $50 each were pried off crypts at the sonoma mountain cemetery on first street west there's a history of vandalism at the cemetery usually following illegal partying. police believe the thieves are after the money she can get from selling the metal. >>> s

officers say 40-year-old don el attacked a 16 year old outside of long beach high school in columbia.een struck him back knocking the man unconscious. he is charged with assault. the teen acted in self defense and will not face charges. may >>> maryland proving to be more than a flyover state. he is making stops here, newt gingrich. he visited annapolis and scheduled to speak in salisbury this afternoon. newt gingrich blasted the governor's plan to impose the sales tax on gas purchases. >> this is talk about a increase in the gas tax from allen which i think shows as much political insensitivity as you can imagine given everybody's concern about the price of gasoline to have an effort made to raise the price by $0.25 a gallon, strikes me as being antieveryday working american. newt gingrich plans to speak about his plan in salisbury at 3:00 this afternoon. wjz 13 is always on, check in for complete coverage of campaign 2012, count on us for updated results and information about the candidates. log on to wjz.com. >>> new twist in the arundel county executive scandal. the police chief w

. >>> if you're watching us on knbc nbc 4 in los angeles, california, in nearby long beach, spending evening with the ocean's ultimate predators at shark lagoon night at the aquarium of the pacific. that's your pacific event of the day, lynn. i think i'd like to do that. >> that does sound fun, doesn't it? thanks so much. >>> here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. according to the experts, while the reigning top film is poised to triumph again doesn't mean an interesting weekend at the box office. "dr. seuss' the lor l -- lorax" is expected to take in $40 million. "john carter" transported to a mars-like planet reportedly cost a quarter of a billion dollars to make and should come in second perhaps taking in as much as $30 million. bill is not so confident though. the rated r horror debut "silent house" stars elizabeth olson and features a cinematic rarity. its store presented in realtime, and it appears to have one single uninterrupted shot. >> yeah, i don't like it. scary. >> fright fans could drive its take into the low teen millions. >>> and, finally,

. >> the last stop was long beach and she leaves for china tomorrow carrying dried fruit, nuts, wine and meat. bay area residents have a little time to catch a glimpse of the ship, but did faviola live up to the hype some -- to the hype? >> maybe. it wasn't as big as i thought it would be. >> maybe a younger perspective. >> it was really big. >> was it exciting? >> yes. >> silly news lady asking silly questions like that. the people who are not super impressed, they admit it was a ways away, and it was dark and maybe it would look a lot better in the daylight. ama dates, abc7 news. >> thanks so much. >>> well, coming up next, pink slime. >> you wonder how long it has been in there. >> the bay area market chain that is taking it out of your ground beef. and a horrible chopper crash in afghanistan. what lead to this accident? and stuck under the hood of a car. the little stowaway that took a wild ride across the bay area. all of that is coming up for you. and then on >>> explosions and bursts of gunfire near the apartment building in toulouse, france, where a suspect involved in deadly

. >> the last stop was long beach and she leaves for china tomorrow carrying dried fruit, nuts, wine and meat. bay area residents have a little time to catch a glimpse of the ship, but did faviola live up to the hype some -- to the hype? >> maybe. it wasn't as big as i thought it would be. >> maybe a younger perspective. >> it was really big. >> was it exciting? >> yes. >> silly news lady asking silly questions like that. the people who are not super impressed, they admit it was a ways away, and it was dark and maybe it would look a lot better in the daylight. ama dates, abc7 news. >> thanks so much. >>> well, coming up next, pink slime. >> you wonder how long it has been in there. >> the bay area market chain that is taking it out of your ground beef. and a horrible chopper crash in afghanistan. what lead to this accident? and stuck under the hood of a car. the little stowaway that took a wild ride across the bay area. all of that is coming up for you. and then on "nightline." >>> explosions and bursts of gunfire near the apartment building in toulouse, france, where a suspect invol

days, side shows and spectacles followed it. 20,000 played and posed in front of the boulder in long beachone man used it to propose. >> maybe that rock won't fit, but maybe this one will. will you marry me? >> reporter: it will be in the los angeles museum of art where it will become the centerpiece of an exit called levitated mass. >> this beautiful, pyramidal, 340-ton piece of california granite will sit lightly on those two walls, such that it will sort of float. >> this rock will be here forever. when she's older she'll walk under the rock with her kids. >> reporter: and maybe remember when a chunk of ancient history rolled into town and became art. craig melvin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> got to take time for the quick reminder, it's daylight saving time when we lose an hour of sleep for a night, but gain an extra hour of sunlight for the next eight months. we spring forward at 2:00 a.m., so remember to set those clocks ahead before bed to avoid any confusion in the morning. >>> up next here tonight, check out what's popping up all across america. >>> finally tonight, one guy's brigh

at a meeting this morning in long beach, the board of trustees is considering new compensation packages for the president at the east bay and fullerton campus. csu east bay president leroy morishita would get a base salary more than $303,000, and mildred garcia would get more than $324,000. those salaries are 10% more than their current pay. the meeting comes as majority of cal state campuses plan to close spring admissions next year. only eight of 23 campuses admit students for spring 2013 term. cuts in response to $750 million in cuts to state funding. >>> meteorologist christina loren is off. that means anthony is here. cool day to come in. >> they brought the new guy in last weekend for the rain. they give me one day to shine with good weather. we are talking sunshine across the bay area now, as you saw earlier in one of our reports, the sun is out. it will continue to poke its head out through the day, because clouds are making it out of the region. we have a few sprinkles trying to fall this morning, but it is all because of a cold front to the north. this cold front will hang out

. >> long beach state taking it all. >> a lot of people actually think that they can go to the sweet little sleeper team. >> that's why i picked them. >> i'm going to make you fill a bracket out by the end of today and you won't have any clue what you're doing. good morning, everyone. today's weather, the only area of the country that is a lot changed. one of those spots in new york city. temperatures down 17 degrees from yesterday morning. yesterday morning was so ridiculously warm. it's expected that it's a little bit cooler. temperatures in the 40s. jacket weather, maybe gloves. we're in the 30s up in areas of new england. that's where winter has returned briefly but that's where it is for at least this morning. this afternoon a little bit of improvement. the exception being boston. you could have your wind coming off water. the ocean waters up there are still pretty pretty. if you're in the coastal areas, your temperatures will be lower than areas in land. we could see thunderstorms today. we see them approaching areas like pittsburgh. same with buffalo a little later today. we s

> until 1933 when the reilly act went into effect after the disastrous 1933 santa barbara -- >> long beach. >> destroyed elementary schools. they were brick. if the kids were in school, we would have lost thousands of kids. that banned brick construction and required seismic designs to be incorporated in buildings. >> there was a major -- there are a number of thresholds over the course of the development. the big one is in the mid '70s, but a whole threshold, series of these thresholds. many of the older buildings, like the 1 across the street have been upgraded to meet some modern standards. this is the williams building that we were talking about that is the replacement of the building that was damaged in the 1906 earthquake. it was built just like it with the plans. >> this building they were going to dynamite it. in '06, they dynamited buildings to clear the path. >> from an interesting point of view, spencer is here, this building is incorporating into the brand-new building next to it, which makes the new building an addition. it is not a new building. it is a brand-new building mee

ryan, yesterday i famously predicted that long beach state would take it all.ortunately i learned they were knocked out. bill said they were a little bit of a sleeper team. >> they were, that's for sure. you can readjust your bracket now. we've got some active weather this morning first thing across southeastern missouri across arkansas, light showers. we'll have some showers around for friday. i think overall the weekend looks great. there's a huge ridge of high pressure in the heart of the nation which will lead to a lot of sunshine and warm conditions. let's not for get a wet pacific northwest. the forecast really not looking too bad. temperatures in the heart of the nation, kansas city at 63, 68 in dallas. 62 in atlanta. clouds and showers today. little bit cooler than what we were used to earlier in the week. 47 boston, 61 new york. down across the southeast, 70s and 80s back into texas. a great day in an san antonio. nice in the northeast, 60s and 70s. things looking great, i thud say, for the seventh annual jazz in the gardens music festive call that wil

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she's taught at uc irvine and long beach. her research interests are around community activity and political incorporation of racial and ethnic groups in the united states. lisa will be talking specifically about her research on latino voter population participation in california elections and some of the emerging issues for that community. dan ichinose is the director of the legal center in los angeles. the drp informs community programs and advocacy through data collection and analysis and empowers community groups to utilize research in grant making program planning and advocacy. dan is going to talk to us about his most recent experience in california. really running a statewide program through which community input was solicited that informed the maps that the legal center with their consortium of community based groups drew and submitted during this latest redistricting process. then our wrap-up will be provided by keesha gaskins. prior to joining the brennan center, she was executive director for the league of women vo