and so we're going to look at achievement or growth from english learners and we're going to look at two different sets looking at the [inaudible] and then the cst. so this graph is looking at second graders in 2009, 10 and what's happening is they are -- we're looking to see which students are matched from second to third grade and what percentage of these students are made growth on the self on the california english [inaudible] so in the dark blue we have the [inaudible] pathway and in the green you can see the percentage of students who are made growth. then the same cohort of students -- what percentage of those students made growth. so this is something schools are able the look at. same graph, but this time we're looking at spanish speaking english learners. we have [inaudible] pathway is in green so again, it's the same -- looking at growth so you can see here that there was 64.5 percent growth in spanish biliteracy [inaudible] also in third. these next two sets of graphs look at the same kinda concept -- achievement change, but using the tests -- the california standards tes

how are things looking? >> it's looking good. it's the first day without toll takers that are humans any way. you can still pay your toll. you just have to do it electronically. so far so good. people who drive this already use fast track because you get a discount with fast track. insteading of paying $6 you pay $5. it's very enticing. fast track has been flying off the shelves. they have been very popular. don't stop. whatever you do don't stop on the golden gate bridge and look for others that may be confused. it looks like everyone is driving through. if you are driving in san jose along northbound 280 we are off to a good start. let's go to steve. >>> light rain up to the north. partly sunny and cloudy skies on the menu today. weak little system up there. ewe can see most of it is pushing south to north. but still partly cloudy skies could get a little buildup later on. very close on the temps. yesterday we had 50s and 60s and 70s. we'll see the same thing today. lows are 40s and 50s. tonight i think they are stuck. 30s up i

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let's go out and take a look at some live pictures and this is 101, traffic looks good approaching the 880 split. and the westbound bay bridge, let's go back to the desk. >>> bart trains could be even more packed than usual this morning. tara moriarty is live in oakland where a pilot program just got underway, tara? >> well, they have made a couple of tweaks in order to accommodate all passengers. basically you will be allowed to bring your bikes for this entire week on to bart but during peak hours you will not have it on the first three cars of each train. that means from 7:00 until 9:00 and then again from 4:30 to 6:30 this evening. accommodating bikes does cut back but they don't like having tires this close to them. it will take place all week long but it was important because the last time the pilot took place on august during the light commute. this time it will happen during the peak commute to get a better idea of what happened all year around. they are looking at improving and come dating bikes and we will talk to some cyclists and non-cyclists to see what they think of this

>> look at japan and look at europe of and look at revenues. you have to look at everything, but one thing you can't do is look at history. when i was younger i could run real fast. that's history. i'm not going to run real fast. things change over time and what's changed over the last three years, not only retail investors which i don't hold a lot of credibility to, really sustained earnings growth, really good companies making money. still don't like the economy but i like the stock market. >> everybody agree. do you worry about revenue growth, anybody else out there? >> maria -- >> revenue -- >> what i disagree with and worry about is the consumer. not people are putting weight. what about the e-mail we hear from walmart. is that totally out of window. i want to see how the corporations are doing with a consumer getting their paycheck cut and spending more money at the gas pump. i realize the market is at new highs and that's great. over the last three years, and it continues to go up. there are better opportunities to buy, and we will see a

citigroup looks good.2.2% moving to the new 52b tie with the stress test released also asking permission to buy back stocks 2.$2 billion and it shows their position improved. we have a mixed bag of 52-week ties with citicorp and bank of new york but you do see of little pullback. cul-de-sacs and morgan stanley were at the bottom of the stress test that was worse noted now back to. >> even though we're off the highs of the day the dow is on track to be the fourth straight record close but might test does not see it closing soon but could see dow 50,000 early next week. it could be this week or this month but are you nervous? >> a lot of nervous. with a milestone i dance closer to the door is like a red light green light until there is a milestone then they go fro there is a milestone then they go from nothing to everything then over the last month they have gotten bullish. we're four years into the market up 18 percent now to go from zero% equities to all in? that makes no sense but over the next few months

good morning, leyla. >> good morning, lisa, we will look at the bay bridge where the dry weather is looking good for the roads. clear conditions looking to the tolls and as we head further out to san mateo, the drive along 101, southbound side, we do have two cars that got in an accident out there, and two lanes are blocked and we are not seeing any delays northbound side, and no problems out there, either. we have some construction at brokaw boulevard and slowing in the southbound direction approaching 101. kristen and eric? >> leyla, thank you. in a few hours san jose students will march to honor caesar chavez. the students from the elementary union school district will begin the march at 8:30. they will walk to the mexican heritage plaza and hold an assembly to celebrate his live. his birthday would have been on sunday, the 20th year the district has held the march in his honor. in the 1960's and 1970's co-foundered the labor group that became the united farm workers of america. >> san francisco attracts millions of tourists and this morning we will find out the economic impact of their

those things are all quiet right now and we're looking at coastal fog. here's a look downtown.u are headed into the city you notice the fog is banked up along our beaches and temperatures are in the lower 40s. some of the coolest locations in the north bay with three quarters of a mile visibility santa rosa. napa 46. 48 by the delta with 46 in livermore. 50 in los gatos. pretty warm down there. a look at the bay bridge this morning. noticing a little bit of fog there. closer to the deck. 56 san francisco. so pretty mild downtown with 50 san carlos. san jose upper 40s for half moon bay, santa cruz at 50. so by the afternoon we are featuring mostly sunny conditions. it will be breezy along the coast. looks like a nice weekend today and tomorrow with rain arriving tuesday night with the clouds. it will be much cooler and we will look for perhaps a half-inch out of this system. so here's a look right now. the setup remains the same. we are in between the higher clouds pushing off to the east. with high pressure off the coast, we will be looking at that breeze once again setting up.

students and looked for pat /erpbs -- patterns there as well. we put this together and his findings can be grouped into four categories overall. the first one being clearly a need for special education funding before we get to special education action. the four he indicated here were -- section 504 would address the needs of students within the general education setting without the need to go all the way to special education. looking at having a less punitive approach in reacting to discipline /-rb shoes, - within categories that are more subjective ive in nature versus something that is more clear such as bringing a gun to school. this is specific for students who already have ieps that the lack of behavior in assessments and supports for these students leads to [inaudible] maybe if we enhance our behavioral approaches within those settings for those students with ieps we can prevent that from happening. and finally the need for parent outreach. and over [inaudible] we just had a discussion about this databased decision making. in three ways, o

let's look at possible damage. we like to compete with each other and bring different viewpoints to the subjects because that's our responsibility. >> bob, can i, just top to be helpful with time can you go over the budgetary recommendations. we can go through all the dooms day scenarios. but we are more interested in the fs fiscal lens of this. >> we've had a series of threats, from a budget perspective. there are relatively and were relatively minor structural enhancement required because the building was extra ordinarily robust. as the building begins to move, the structural design of the building had to take into consideration. there were recommendations made with respect to the steel members and the cast notes in an attempt to optimize the cost. we worked with kelly adam son team and partners, we attempted to identify in the glass design of the building ways to find a means to make that glass facade as safe as possible and material connections. for the metal facade you heard bob talked about a savings there. t

how are things looking? >> it's looking good. it's the first day without toll takers that are humans any way. you can still pay your toll. you just have to do it electronically. so far so good. people who drive this already use fast track because you get a discount with fast track. insteading of paying $6 you pay $5. it's very enticing. fast track has been flying off the shelves. they have been very popular. don't stop. whatever you do don't stop on the golden gate bridge and look for others that may be confused. it looks like everyone is driving through. if you are driving in san jose along northbound 280 we are off to a good start. let's go to steve. >>> light rain up to the north. partly sunny and cloudy skies on the menu today. weak little system up there. ewe can see most of it is pushing south to north. but still partly cloudy skies could get a little buildup later on. very close on the temps. yesterday we had 50s and 60s and 70s. we'll see the same thing today. lows are 40s and 50s. tonight i think they are stuck. 30s up i

if we are going to be looking at a debt service, we look at a percentage of 1.25. for start-ups, we like to see startups near 1.25, generally closer to 1.5. the fifth c is collateral. i will put it to you this way. on a startup, we like to say 25% to 30% in the form of cash or real estate that has fungible equity in it. a purchase of real estate will count as collateral. pretty much, at wells fargo, we have this process streamlined. i am the front end. after i review the alone, i put it together, put it into underwriting. they will review the file and see if there is a loan file. then you have the of loan) who works with you through the end. so the average time for a 7a loan, which is my focus, about 35, 45 days. if there are other things that need to be looked at, 45 days to 60 days. we are preferred lending partner. we are able to approve a loan up front, close the loan, and then we go back to get the guarantee. i do not have the exact numbers. i should. i do not know how many loans we did last year. it was a lot. i know we were the first lender -- i do not know,

tomorrow looks to be a dry day. we will see a better chance of showers coming in on tuesday and wednesday. but still this one not that impressive. anywhere from a half-inch to inch of rain. notice the temperatures, only 50s and 60s. the 70s are long gone and by next weekend we are dry again. we are ranging anywhere from 70 to 80% of normal, which is not bad but that's due to all the rain that came in late 2012. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you and that's following live doppler 7hd on twitter. for the latest conditions rain or shine and get spare the air alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. a little damp but not everywhere. there's a couple runs in san francisco, escape from alcatraz, you may get a few raindrops on your head. >> we will be talking about that in just a bit. thank you, lisa. coming up next, back in action. the gaels return to the court for the first time since ncaa sanctions were handed down. >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:22. than

we've been looking for it. lisa, thank you. >> okay. >> coming up next, a piece of hollywood up for grabs. the unique history behind this mansion, and what you will need to get into it. >> it took more than five people more than five years to keep a san ramon child alive. dillon was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder that required monthly blood donations. yesterday he met the donors who turned his life around. we have the story. >> this six-year-old has a life-long connection with this group of people he's never met. the men and women in this room have waited six years to see what he looks like. >> i'm just very happy to meet this kid, which i knew as the john juir baby when i first gave blood for him. >> he was born with diamond blackfan anemia, a rare disorder that did not allow his body to support enough redwood cells. >> without the blood they could die. >> they quickly recrewsed a small group of blood donors for his needs. >> every four weeks we planned it. we could also tell as it got closer to transfus

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it looks like we have a good deal of cloud cover but in the east bay look how threatening this looks with the gray sky, but temperatures where the sun has been shining pretty comfortable, in the low 60s in livermore and hayward, we've had clouds in the north bay, santa rosa, napa, the delta is nice as sunny and we're looking at more sunshine in the south bay. here's a look at san jose right now, a few high clouds. we do have some disturbances that will work their way through the bay area and that should increase the clouds from time to time. in the city it's a cool 58, 61 across the bay with upper 50s on the peninsula. clouds and 54 at half moon bay. santa cruz, it's been very sunny along the central coast, upper 50s. so we are looking for a chance of sprinkles or light showers today. showers continue tomorrow. the possibility, anyway. and then we'll look for the best chance of rain for everyone coming in over the weekend, easter weekend saturday and sunday. overnight lows tonight with the cloud cover, maybe a few sprinkles, in the mid-40s in the north bay. elsewhere pretty mild from

at the commute it does look got a at the bay bridge toll plaza.fic looks nice heading out to the high-rise, when you see that, the double slide ton -- devil slide tons unless are open and you don't have to drive on that, you have a nice new tunnel to use. >>> we did get a couple of showers out of the system and on shore push, westerly breeze is keeping some low clouds in place. you can see the return on radar and a lot of it evaporated before it hit the ground so we have some sprinkles. it looks like a few showers moving towards the pass and still there could be a few light ones. 40s and 50. it is close at fso and santa rosa, 46 fairfield and it has a westerly breeze right out to the delta. oakland west, so lows are here and we had a lot more 20s and 30s in the mountains and now it is more 40s and 50s down in southern california. still snow continues from the great lakes down to atlanta. flurries in atlanta and all the way back to oklahoma temperatures are in the teens try and tell them it is spring and they say what are you talking about, for the

things are in place when you look at balance sheets and you look at overall companies, you look at growth companies are going to grow now. topline growth companies who have restructured looking globally. whether today or the next couple months, the market is at a high. valuations at 14 times earnings. you have to dig down. it's not buying the market today. it's buying specific sectors and stocks within it. >> waiting for the pullback is -- when is it going to happen? when it does, how significant is it going to be? >> our view is -- >> sound like you don't think it will be big. >> even if it is, if you look at the charts and you look over the last five or ten years, people who have made money if they stayed invested. today you go back ten years and you have 10% annual return. you can do that. the question is if you listen to too many talking heads and they say now is a time to pull back and wait for it, you can wait for it all you want but you never know when it will be the bottom. timing doesn't work. find good companies. invest in companies like googles and we talk about ford. companies

take ag live look taking a look at fog settling in. we have a lot of fog. we want to keep that in mind. overall, we are so close to that weekend now. temperatures are going to hold up for the first part of that weekend. i want to point out where the fog is starting to chicken up. fairfield, 2.5 miles of visibility. only down to .75 in santa rosa. specially around the inner bay and the bay itself. that means the bay bridge will get socked in if it is not already. we are going to check on that with mike. 52 degrees in san jose to start and 46 in gilroy and 56 to start in livermore. we will easily hit the low to mid-60s. we'll round out the day, plenty of 70s a little bit cooler today. comfortable in livermore, 77 degrees. not too hot there. 80 in gilroy. 87 yesterday. 77 degrees for santa teresa. stick around, in my next report, a look at your tahoe ski conditions. what you can expect right here in the bay area tore st. patrick's day. we are going to talk about pollen as well. those numbers, the levels should be creaking down. first, i'll check your drive and

looking smoothly. let's get a quick look at the east shore freeway coming down through emeryville and into berkeley. we are looking at a smooth drive west with the headlights. no slowing. back to you. >>> things are heating up for madness today. the ncaa tournament begins. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live at the hp pavilion with all the details. >> reporter: good morning. several games nationwide. four of them right here in that building behind me at the hp pavilion. the first game starting a little bit later this morning. the game of most interest locally is going to be not until this afternoon, when number 12 seed, cal, will take on number 5 seed, unlv. both teams seen yesterday during the practice. this will be a rematch for both teams. cal having lost to the rebels in december by one point. it will also be an tuntd for cal to redeem themselves from last year's poor showing in the ncaa tournament. coach montgomery says they were not mentally prepared for it. bars in san jose are ready f

now look at this zoomed-in view. san jose, other towns, look at this. north of livermore, nothing, not a drop of rain. and the snow pack is up to 71%, but still 29% below normal. the temperatures are kind of chilly but the cloud cover will level off the lows. concord, 49. san jose, 46. upper level low pressure is on its way out. as i moves to the south -- as it moves to the south, that's why you are getting the rainfall. the low pressure will move away from us now. after that, another week of high pressure, sunshine, and by next week the highs will be in the 70s. showers are ending already from north to south and the rain is completely out of here by tomorrow morning and sunshine this weekend and sunshine coming up next week. high temperatures in the upper 50s, kind of a cold day tomorrow. livermore, 59. san jose, 58. right around 60 for pittsburgh, concord. berkeley, 58, san francisco tomorrow, 56 degrees. look at the weekend, sunshine, low venting beginning monday and low 70s for of of next week. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. . roup of st

take a look. new ads from the freedom defense initiative run by commentator and blogger pamela gellor quote anti-gay messages from islamic leaders. one quotes iran's president saying, "homosexuality is ugly. and in iran we don't have homosexuals like in your country." gellor, who lives in new york means this as a response to harsh criticism from city leaders about her first set of bus ads, anti-islamic in nature. last week, city and local religious leaders gathered to condemn the ads. as a publication, legal experts say muni is unable to refuse the ads because of conflicts with the first amendment. legal challenges to remove similar ads from city buses in new york and chicago have been unsuccessful. muni dedicated revenue from the first set of ads to the human rights commission and will likely also donate the money from these six ads as well. we reached out to pamela gellor but have not heard back. monte francis, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, we just heard from a christian preschool in

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and the height ideas look good. you know, i think that it is a step in the right direction, i definitely want to see a two way, fulsom i thought that was a plan that we were going to have and wherever we could find the other streets that would lend themselves to two-way traffic makes it a lot more pleasant for the people who are walking, or working, living, and recreational uses, it just makes it a lot more pleasant to be there. and on lot consolidation, i think that some lots are to make the one that you would want to protect and what you would allow it in and what will make the most sense, a lot of steps in the right direction, and i think that the emphasis towards the increased amount of business space of various kinds makes a lot of sense and there has to be some housing included in some parts of this too, i think. commissioner borden? >> it looks like you have done the refinements since the last time that you saw it and that you presented the community issues that you are trying to graple with, did you have the

look at oracle, look at fedex, and look for a lot of disappointing earnings, you know, particularly herethe next two weeks, you know, coming at us. so that's really the bear case here. you know, cyprus is system you can and is definitely going to bring some pressure here. if you look pack when we went through this with greece, the markets lost almost 16%. you're going to get a mini repeat here. i think look for all these major market averages to come back to their moving averages, the 200-day moving averages is kind of what we're looking for. cheryl: you're also looking, jon, i want to stay with you quick on this, you're looking for a very sharp pullback in the next 60 days. can see your reasoning about the second half of 2013, that i understand. but you're looking for s&p 1428 to 1430. that's a very bearish call on the s&p. >> this is just the 200-day moving average, that's all that is. cheryl: okay. >> it's really a technical issue, but, you know, look at the fundamental backdrop. and i appreciate what ned's saying, but look at the fundamentallings. this thing in cyprus, everybody says

let's take a look at another live picture. this traffic looks good.r problems by the way getting to the lower deck. talked about 80, it's probably the busiest traffic in the bay area boss because of earlier problems. it's backed up and it doesn't clear up until you reach berkeley. >> no rainfalling the sky. in fact take a look at sun, a mix of sun and clouds, this morning, many of us waking up with mostly sunny skies, you are looking at storm tracker 2 we have a band of clouds that stretches from san francisco, across the san pablo bay, richmond and just follows along i-80 thoroughfare field. that strip of clouds there, outside of that looking good with fair skies in napa, santa rosa, still chilly, track be mid-30s and we haven't budged much. 39 walnut creek. widespread 40s, 48 oakland. mid to upper 40s san jose. the winds light right now. i expect they will pick up into the afternoon as our pattern begins to change. here is a broad view of the pacific satellite view and from above you can see this is the tomorrow that lingered here for two and a half

here is a live look right now from emeryville, looking out towards the bay bridge. we're starting off gray and cloudy conditions and fog as well along the coast. right now 51 in san francisco. 56 in oakland and you a 55 in san jose. -- 55 in san jose. we get peeks of sunshine brag flew the clouds and partly cloudy conditions in the north bay, as well. 50 in santa rosa. 56 in fairfield and 55 in los gatos. here is what you can expect for today. a lot of folks have easter egg hunt plans, clouds in the morning, shower chances mainly tonight. it looks pretty dry through the day and then wet unfortunately for easter sunday. here is a look at pacific satellite image, area of low pressure heading towards the bay area very slowly. it's going bring us some moisture and here is how the timing plays out. the models show clear conditions by this afternoon. that is good news if you are heading to the coliseum. chances less likely in the afternoon of showers and 9:00 this evening is when we could see the possibility of light rain along the coast. then the showers spread overnight

this is a look at the course. the areas effected by the race include broadway, telegraph avenue, 14 street, harrison and 19th street. bus tours will be delayed and detoured around that route. 6:2619 time. sal will tell us everything we need to know this morning. >>> we've been going actually pretty early this morning. we had problems since we went on the air at 4:30. right now we are looking at 280 in san jose. northbound looks good but southbound near mclaughlin we have two right lanes closed as you head to 101. not causing a big delay so far. but it's there. also the morning commute looks good on the sunol grade and on 580 we have slowing coming in from the valley. now 6:26 let's go to bill. >>> good morning, sal. we have a little bit of wind to talk about on your friday afternoon. the temperatures on the increase. we'll see temperatures back in the 70s. along the coast it's breezy and around the bay current temperatures are in the upper 30s and low 40s. but warmer for your afternoon. i'll see you back here with

the first thing we want to look at is lockheed martin. look at this stock.ts performance since the obama administration came into power. basically, has moved sideways to slightly higher. nowhere near as well as the overall tape. i do believe people are putting much too much emphasis on the sequester, defense cuts. i think these stocks are all poised. i think people are going to be surprised by how powerful the rise is, specifically lockheed martin. >> walk me through what you're seeing in this chart that makes you think this stock is on the verge. >> look at the dropoff since the obama administration came into power. people look at defense spending, hey, it's going to get cut. we have gandhi in office. that's not the case, folks. the stocks -- lockheed martin does not trade at a big multiple. the powerful rally you're going to see in this stock is ahead of it. you're going to see it on the back of a great tape and a catch-up rally on lmt specifically. and by the way, it's a tremendous dividend you get with lockheed martin. rockwell collins, a little bit diff

kind of looks like a pug. >> look at that.mr. roker, we have a lot to get to. let's get a check of the weather. >> let's see what we have for you. starting with today, some rain and snowshowers in the northeast. we're looking at some showers in the pacific northwest. also in the central rockies. nice and toasty in the southwest. we'll continue tomorrow. some rain in the lower plains. look for snowshowers in the eastern great lakes, and interior showers in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on. oh, easter sunday. we're looking at -- no, not going -- hold on. there it is. a little bunny coming across. showers in the northeast. down into the gulf coast, and some rain and mountain snows through interior california and nevada >>> 8:33 on a thursday morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. hills of sunol, yes, we've got lots of low clouds overhead, over the entire bay area. we are expecting a little bit of light shower activity. might want to grab your umbrella just in case. 62 degrees in san francisco. high

looks like he hit a twig. >> looks like he caught a branch on the arm. you know when you get that sinking feeling that something is wrong? this poor guy ends up in the creek next to the trail. the bike is sunk in about four feet of water. now you start to get the sense that, uh-oh, he's alone. now what do you do? you can get yourself out, now your bike is swamped. so you reach for your cell phone, of course? he pulls his cell phone out of his pocket which is as wet as him and the bike. >> come on. >> of course it doesn't work. he pitches this up on to the branch. realizes, how the heck am i going to get out of here? i assume he got out to safety because we're seeing this video. but that feeling of, oh, no. where -- where are my friends? my phone doesn't work? >> that's a bad day on the trai trail. >> more than one violent act was caught on camera in orange county, florida we got this story from wftv, you see a group of teens going after one teenager. some reports say there were as many as 15 neighborhood teens in this brawl. according to that 17-year-old

this is a look at the san mateo bridge. that is a very good looking commute as well. 6:01 let's go back to the bridge. >>> we are still following that developing news. big news over night in san francisco. two dozen people are homeless after an early morning fire. it began just before 1:00 this morning at an apartment building on mckin nonstreet. an exposed gas line made the situation even more dangerous. it took pg&e an hour and 15 minutes to turn that off. >> then they said it had a chance to blow up. i don't know. i was just wanting my sister out of there. >> two dozen people are displaced because of that fire and the owner of one of the buildings said he might not be able to rebuild. two firefighters suffered minor injuries but they will recover. >>> time now 6:02. it's round two. this morning the court takes up the federal defense of marriage act known as doma. ktvu kyla campbell is out in front of the supreme court building now. this case is all about same sex couples being excluded from getting federal benefits right

another look outside, it looks dry here and that is the south bay and we are looking at numbers from the upper 30's in santa rosa to napa at 11 and 46 in livermore and union city and gilroy. we are talking about more sunshine around the bay, not doing much to warm us up yet but we will have plenty of sunny skies by early morning so partly cloudy to start. if you rise early, sunny and cool with the warming trend getting underway, a little bit tomorrow but we will touch near 70 in our warmest locations by sunday. areas of low pressure, you can see it is skirting the coastline yesterday and it conditions to sink south into southern california taking most of the shower activity with it, but we will be looking at a few left over clouds around the bay. in fact, today, with some sun, we are warming up in the mid-60's in sacramento. if you headed up to the sierra nevadas, snow showers with numbers in the upper 30's, 40 today and 50 on sunday. back home, 61 in concord and 59 in morgan hill, and a look ahead, remember, we spring forward over the weekend so we lose an hour of sleep. the weather

what is the field looking like? even in the scoping phase getting an understanding of the organization and we are periodically talking to people and really part of phase two we're still doing it in phase one so even though there is a one, two, three step process they're overlapping. as we were driving around the city today dealing with the congestion of san francisco we were thanking and talking about people we know in other parts of country to reach out to and from that standpoint we already have a foot on the ground. >> thank you. commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair and thank you again for your presentation. thank you to staff for the good work. just a couple of questions. i am wondering if you could give us a little information on sort of how do you decide how much input you get from the stakeholders, from the community? and related to that from other members of the board? i am just wondering sort of how do you know that you've had enough input or feedback if you will? >> enough is never enough, and so we

we're not looking at the nat we're not looking at the averages you're just looking at what the federal government is set of a minimum wage but if you take out the if you want to talk about averages right it's more so that you should about medicine looking at the mean right because the average. i'm going to going to give you the sum of everybody when you have the top one percent making majority of the wealth in this country of course the average going to be a lot higher than it really should be you know i don't really like getting into demonizing you know people making profits and people making more money the way the business but it's not ok i know i've seen their fair share and they aren't paying their they are there no other share in taxes owed on the one percent or. fourteen percent mitt romney paid fourteen percent. his secretary paid thirty five percent that is not even fair that romney was taxed on money had already been taxes tax on and fourteen percent thirty five percent already been taxed if you want and you can use his secretary was paid with money that had never been taxed b

we just know there's -- we look at achievement, we look at disproportionalty, but in order to change it, we have to know how to change it and what we can do. do we even know what kind of supports we really need? this is what's happening, you know. and i think this is a really -- too bad we gotta get [inaudible] in order for us to sort of investigate this, but i think it's telling us what we knew for years and i'm really glad that our district is finally doing something about it. >> can i just add on something there? and i guess my real question is you have black only focus groups? i think that's the call of the day? right? where you happen to say this this is such a significant issue, we have groups of families and -- you're trying to create this space for people to come. be courageous and not be afraid to tell somebody you can't come to this meeting 'cause it's very specific and we're trying to right an awful wrong. >> in terms of the group that i work with and in terms of the technical consul substantiates with the state, one of the platforms we're use edd to try to get the disenfr

i keep looking at them. really a merger story and i'm still undecided, like what they're going to acquire next. >> ibm? >> we like ibm. we do own ibm. >> kim, quick question. what's your bigger winner in the tech space in your portfolio this year? >> biggest tech space -- you would ask me that. i had a little company last year that was bought out that was just tremendous for us. we bought it at $8. it got taken over at $41. that was a fantastic name. it was opnet. that was really stellar. this year, technology's limping along. it's going to be great. but we just don't know when. >> what would be your biggest winner this year, do you think? what do you have the highest hopes for? >> sandisk is white hot. >> kim, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> a name dr. "j" and i have talked about, panw, pulled back from $62. it's a name i'm looking at and will own over the next couple of days. >> the message from kim is you have to be selective and really selective when it comes to technology plays right

it would look sloppy at the edges. that presented an opportunity for us that we'll get to in just a minute. there are various patterns. this is a snowflake pattern that are interesting mathematically derived crystal lion like forms and they are in grid like structures called periodic structures. our panels are not really right angled panels. they are trapezoidal shape so it caused us to look beyond grid like patterns. after a bit of research we found other scientific relationships. this is an electron microscope photograph of the atomic structure of an aluminum alloy, very similar to the aluminum alloy that we are proposed for the building itself. it's also a very good example of what's called a quasi crystal or non-periodic pattern. even those there is elements that repeat, there is no grid structure to it. it's one of the ideas behind the 2011, to understand what a quasi crystal non-periodic pattern in nature. from england it came from a similar idea called the pen rows panel. it repeats in a fashion. since it's not

a live look at walnut creek. 680 looks good.roblem in mountain view 101 southbound at ellis. the chp has come from three lanes are broblocked. delays for south bound 101 which is backed up to palo alto for the ride. in terms of getting around it you could use fell camino real out. you could use middlefield road or if you want to stay clear you can use interstate 280 and the southbound direction. >> is a check of the web with anny. >> we're waiting to mostly sunny skies. we have a few high clouds building in. we are expecting more clouds drop the day. we should see some wrecks of sunshine drop the day. >> for an increase in cloud mainly in the afternoon. tuesday cloudy and the rain starts in the evening for most locations. no. they may potentially see it let afternoon. on wednesday morning rain for the commute. the will see clearing for the afternoon. many lingering showers. >> more details on the wet weather coming this way. will time out and talk about the weekend forecast for next weekend. darya. >> thank-you anny at 931. a fi

westbound 92, look how easy the drive is. looks like folks are hanging out. a couple here, a couple there. the cool kids coming over now. heading over the peninsula on the group. >>> got the clusters rolling out there. we will tell you about coming up the new fix for the dreamliner from boeing. they are planning to get the planes back up in the air. >>> more trouble for carnival. two ships experiencing difficulties this morning causing trouble for thousands of vacatio vacationers. >> problem here. nice wide shot of the bay bridge. i like the way the lights dance at this time of the day. it always makes you feel good and motivated specially because it is -- >> friday. >> love it. [ boy 1 ] hey! that's the last crescent. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half that's not half! guys, i have more! thanks mom [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin [ malcrrkkhshziiiizzlllee. to this symphony of flavor: beautiful. shhhhshshshshhshshhhhhsshhhshs. gorgeous! here comes t

when i look at ten, nine, ten and eleven. these three districts have a lot of similarities not just in ethnic make-up and the economic make-up of the neighborhood, but, in park scores there are many things that we have in common, and rest rooms, cleanliness and supervisor campos and i are talking about a difference of 0.5, 0.5 percent. and so, it is so i guess that my point is that as you continue to focus on nine, you can see and continue to share love, not against anything against. >> we are going to be focusing on districts nine and ten and eleven. >> and four. >> and in case anybody else is listening, we are going to definitely focus on 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, and 11. >> you left 8 out. >> and 8. >> not the king of the parks themselves. >> but in all seriousness, particularly as we know the three of us rally around mcclarin park and the second largest park and that is important it touches a lot of people. so it is a huge priority. >> and obviously, we would certainly encourage the board to, you know, think as the economy has im

you look awesome. >> you look cool.e. >> what a difference. >> wow. all right. >> louis, what did you do? >> working on physical training, right, kate? athletic training. excuse me. what we wanted to do is take away that job and give her a sexy, sporty new york look. notice the hairline. this is the new long hair. only to the shoulder, and this is what long hair looks like today. the side part. all of this we saw at the academy awards, and then, of course, i lightened her hair to give her that pop, and you look so beautiful. >> what is wrong? >> what are you thinking? >> she never dresses, never -- no makeup, no hair done, literally nothing. >> you have never seen this before. >> no. >> she's bawling. she's bawling. >> we're really good friends, and i just -- i'm speechless. >> oh, bobbie, this dress is beautiful. >> the only athletic training you need to do is learn how to walk in those heels. i asked if she was afraid of heights, and she said no, and you are going to the athletic from here to the athletic training sem

we look in the rearview mirror with both of those. looking forward what's going to happen.e do have someone to cover apple. she'll make the call on that stock. i can talk about what's going on in the handset world. people were anticipating this happening and as the gross margin started coming down and the mix starts changing, it impacts how people will look at that stock and the entire sector. she's still overweight apple and for a lot of good reasons and new products coming out. so the point there is can they get the gross margin back up again, can they turn it around? don't always equate low asp to low margin. they can make a lot of money on the low end. you know, i'm not going to go into a bunch of stocks of the companies that do that. but nokia did it, for instance, for a long time selling phones. they have better gross margins at the low end than the high end. >> if i don't want to invest in blackberry, what's your top pick? >> qualcomm. you back up one step and say who is in all of the -- not all, but the vast majority of the smartphones, qualcomm. >> thanks for stopp

i look at the company right now, trieding what looks to be a very fair value. upside and they are doing everything right on their end of things as long as we continue to see these customers stay with them and not go against the competition. >> i think where h and r block has major competition is onloin. as you can see, the internet can take on a life ofity own. once people realize they don't have to pay as much for it, especially after h and r block with revenuees. they did 3.8 billion in revenue. this year at 3 billion. even next year, 3.1 billion. when revenues are declining and there is competition outside, i'm not in it but i wouldn't want to be in it -- >> i would pull back and i would add to something. i'm not in there right now and i like the stock on any pull back. this is one of those names -- >> might hear it on earnings. >> you might get it on earnings. i am bullish on the stock so i'm not sure we will get the stock i would love to see. >> one hiccup and i'm sure you'll agree, one hiccup and you will see a pull back 5 to 10%. so if you want nobody to

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