and wines tasting and honoring faces of mesa that have been part of our program volunteering acres lum my and all that have donated their time and efforts to the mesa schools program. >> very important for me to say that 100% of the profits from this event are going directly back into the classroom, become to the kids. it is all volunteer. we have wonderful sponsors and friends and family are supporting our efforts. >> that is what it takes. >> we are going to have a mariachiband from the district come out. >> we will roll the credits while you keep giving us that information. >> should be an evening of fun. starts at 8:00 -- starts at 6:00, should be wrapping up at 8:00, downtown san jose, lovely weather and hope you join us. >> there it is on the screen, number to call for information, friend he is of mesa fundraiser. thank you for what you are doing also. >>> up next, we are honoring little joe of little joey. jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll as

irwin lum of the transport workers local 250 a and an opponent of proposition g. why do you oppose proposition g? >> i think first of all there is no question that muni is not functioning properly and needs major improvements but i think proposition g does nothing to improve service or fix immuney. the prop ontse -- fix muni. the prop ontse say it will but it does nothing to make the service more efficient or even make management more coonlt -- accountable. within the agency we have a bloated, top-heavy layer of management who is ineffective, not accountable and basically we feel is one of the main on stackals to real form. -- on stkles to real form. proposition g. all it does is blame drivers tore the problems. last year we had a top manager who makes $220,000 a year while service was decreased, fares increased and we even eliminated service on one line. one of the big issues is we want accountability and proposition g doesn't even address that issue and one of the biggest issues is that drivers are part of the solution, not the problem. we have one of the hardes

van ness and lum bard are state highways. >> i will ltd. regina talk about that. well, the mta they have a specific traffic calming form you need a certain amount of residents that you send in. and they will come out and do a traffic calming analysis to give recommendations as to may be doing bulb outs or what have you. caveat is it's not necessarily one the most expedient methods. going back to the supervisor's office so that -- you can help because there may be things we can talk to dpt or mta and say, can we move this up? can we get this expedited and assist in that way. you can have a traffic calming analysis done. >> question back here? >> the question is when are the bathrooms at northern station going to be repaired. i put in work orders and quite frankly i'm completing my first mother-in-law there. the fir month involved an audit of the station. it -- the station i last worked at the station in 90-91. the station is in quite a bit of disrepair. i'm not happy with the facility at all. i'm disappointed with the facili facility. and i'm not pleased. that's al

van ness and lum bard are state highways. >> i will ltd. regina talk about that. well, the mta they have a specific traffic calming form you need a certain amount of residents that you send in. and they will come out and do a traffic calming analysis to give recommendations as to may be doing bulb outs or what have you. caveat is it's not necessarily one the most expedient methods. going back to the supervisor's office so that -- you can help because there may be things we can talk to dpt or mta and

issuance of our variance would be a lum takes on what would normally be allowed. it reduces potential envelope. to finish, this variance will benefit the neighbors in three ways. first, with proper financing, wnbaler able to improve the exterior of house. second, our neighbors will never be impacted by another building. any square footage by the two buildings will receive more scrite any by the planning department since they must be approved by the zoning administrator even though it is not required for both code-come applying addition. here is our attorney. >> i have just two remarks. money was borrowed to do the new floor on the hughes. that is not true. i don't know. maybe he has seen a title report, but my client told me that if he had a title report here, he had no financing. he did it with his own money. unfortunately that is not true of the manabats. my client can testify that he did not take out a loan. as to the question by commissioner goh, i think what he was saying is once you split the lots, the degree of noncorment today of the homes actually increas

answer, because the rest of the answer has to be about training and development in schools, their wreck lum, the teachers and their skills. as you say, we have some pretty attractive issues here much it's not easy, and the culture of bullying and intimidation in schools is well established in many, many societies. and to break it down requires a really determined effort, but the economics tell you it's worth making the effort. >> all right, nigel, we have to leave it there, thank you very much. thank you. now, thousands of new zealanders have taken to the country's streets to demand that the filming of two big-screen adaptations of "the hobbit" are not moved overseas. a dispute over pay could force warner brothers to relocate. peter jackson's trill gee "lord of the rings" was a major boost to new zealand's film industry, and economists say losing "middle earth" could cost the country $1.5 billion. dominick cane reports. >> the fight for the future of "middleth," but this is no digital battle in the "lord of the rings" trill gee. it is, in fact, a struggle by ordinary ndsers to keep the film

beautiful lum necessary ent. and i don't -- -- don't ever see it today without being in awe of what it stands for. >> and you're the first daughter elected of a former member. and you did it, i know you said in the book your father was so proud of you because you did it without his name from a whole different area of the country. >> that's right. >> what would your dad say if he could see you today. >> he'd cry, i think, he'd cry. he was so in awe of sam rayburn. when he served in congress, he served with these giants in the congress. he was a new deal congressman. and then became the mayor of baltimore when i was in first grade. and when i went away to college he was still the mayor of baltimore. and speaker of the house, that was really very important to him. so he would be wondering how this all happened. but he did, it was interesting that i would be the first daughter. there have been many fathers and sons who have served in congress, but the first father and daughter. >> i mean there was a lot of hoopla, i

. >> the over all goal here is to try to give a substance to a patient to he lum nate a tumor to taket out in an aggressive fashion. >> the tomb jor visible on the room monitors but a moment, the doctor is going to give a different view of it. this blue light is part of a technology before this operation, patient given an oral dose of a dye. the substance my greats into tumor cells causing a reaction turning them fluorescent making them visible under laser lights. >> this is a laceor tumor now. it's turning orange. >> using the microscope, his instrument zero in on orange areas, first removing a tumor. >> this is like flying a plane wrk radar at night he says the advantage comes next when he begins hunting for cancer. >> because a lot of times, the tumor is very clear. but the actual infiltrating margin looks like normal brain. so it's hard to find cells. now, they're orange, we can just go after them selectively. >> for next hour, dr. burger clears out the tiny spots of orange, eliminating cells tra that could cause the tumor to return. >> so. >> the team is leading a trial now but t

. >> well, randall as you know is another duke a lum. they're everywhere. >> rose: is that how you knew how well we had done in the final four of -- >> no, hi been a duke fan for years. doug colin as boy chris, doug was our next door that neighbor. >> randall, i met i think it was about '96, '97, something like that. he had written braveheart which had been a film called braveheart with mel gibson, that mel, i think directed, right? that had a lot of success. and that sort of helped him to push along his project to do a new version of the man in the iron mask which because he had never directed before, was pretty hard to get a lot of actors don't like committing to a first time director. it can scare them quite considerably. and i guess i was the first one who said yes because i liked him very much. he came to france where i was then. we met over a couple day period. and of course that was a tough time because you know, it leonardo dicaprio, jeremy byrne, jeremy irons, gerard depar due, me, a lot of people who knew their way around the b

hicieron aluciónes sexuales en perfiles de alumnos y una maestra incluso puso una foto beso andan ex luml cantante que demandó a jenny rivera hace revelación ante las cámaras. >> y marc anthony cancela concierto y el descontento no se hizo esperar. y también sorprende lucero con su sensual imagen en un nuevo video musical. >> luego de la pausa un resúmen de lo que pasó en "mira quién baila" y regresamos a "primer impacto", que bien. [ locutor ] ipor tiempo limitado, prueba el nuevisimo five dollar footlong™ sub, el subway club®! iqué sabor que tiene subway! [ locutor ] llénate de sabor, sin vaciar tus bolsillos con este delicioso manjar de rico pavito, jugoso roast beef y sabroso jamón black forest! ♪ y préndele fuego a tu boca hechándole sabrosos jalapeños o nuestra picosita salsa chipotle southwest al nuevísimo five dollar footlong™ sub, por tiempo limitado! el subway club®! isólo 5 dólares en subway! . >> bueno pues al boerld de la muerte estuvo el cantante méxico-americano demandó por presunto plagio a jenny rivera dice que el vio cru siso que pasó, y bueno elizabeth entrevistó a jul

. >> maybe they have another lum -- a bumble bee. like a stand-in. >> yeah. >>> you heard about the kidnapping british aid worker killed during a rescue attempt but was it the taliban or friendly fire. we have the latest. >>> and holly is spending time on the farm this morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now i'm talking turkey. man you guys are loud. can't you see i'm doing tv here. you are looking at organic humane heritage turkeys. and these are very rare. and you can see them this weekend if you come out to ayrshire farm. we'll tell you how to come out and take advantage of it all live later. >>> first here is a look at today's trivia question. >> vanilla ice. it's vanilla ice. >> or david bowie. and it's ice, ice, baby. and what was the first to have a team in the national hockey league? the answer is coming up later. if you want to take a guess now, you can do so on our facebook page. much more ahead this morning. >> don't try to rush through the song.  [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry pop ta

highs in the low 70s around healdsberg and pet lum a. 75 in sacramento and scattered showers and a chancef thunder around truckee. the weekend returning warmer. mid- to upper 80s and the coast looking good too. pushing 70 degrees by sunday. back to you. >>> this is as good as it gets. helen hunt will take the stage at a fund-raiser on the peninsula. it raises awareness about working class homelessness in the bay area. the academy award winner is teaming up in an effort to help families and individuals find a permanent home. the event kicks off at 7:30 at the hyatt regency in burlingame. >> being justin bieber can be a difficult thing. meet 35-year-old justin bieber. he's an average guy living in a quiet southside jacksonville neighborhood. he said his phone rings constantly. he changed his number and put his wife's name on it, but teens put it on a fan website. he gets fan mail and calls from singers and what makes him angry is after six months, he got kicked off of facebook for having a fake name. >> nor warning. no e-mail. their policy is ban first, ask questions never. >> another socia

i do believe in self-determinations, especially as it relates to wreck lum and students. my great concern with no child left behind is the problem with national standards is it requires a national crack cocaine lum, oovept we'll a national test. we don't have anything such as a standardized kid or standardized community, especially in a state of like alaska, where we need to be able to teach art of survival and other things that are unique to our state. >> i think the incremental change started in 1979 with the department of education. a lot of people think it's been around for decades. historically, education has has always been within a sphere of the state and local level, as it should be. the federal component of it is obviously created controls, created mandates that really don't fit the state of alaska. no child left behind, i agree fully, does not fit the state of alaska. it's not a question as to whether or not federal funds are accepted. it's a question of who's in the best position to spend, who is in the best position to decide how those would spend. i'm confide