journalist jesse mckinley had been documenting the father's activism for months. >> he was proud of the fact that he was able to teach his kid to use night vision goggles. and also how to shoot a gun. >> reporter: mckinley said the boy showed no outward anger, that he seemed to love his father. >> it goes without saying, the ideas, the rage that is expressed by the parents and families like this to people who are not personally known to the children is difficult to process for the kids. >> reporter: jeff hall's followers would rally and often rumble with counterprotesters. his most recent protest was two months ago telling reporters this. >> i identify with my culture. i'm proud to be white. you see t-shirts, brown pride, hispanic pride. black pride. if you see a white male wearing a white pride t-shirt, then it's offensive. >> reporter: hall was part of a group of hundreds across 32 states now have this memorial for him. ♪ >> reporter: jeff hall predicted it was his activism that would lead to his death. a surveillance camera on the lookout for strangers. outsiders who might go after h

and then in 1901 at an education position in buffalo, mckinley is shot.oosevelt becomes president of the united states. now, he finishes up the first term, the mckinley term we'll call it, and he decides to run on his own in 1904. and he makes the promise that he will not run again, he'd just be a two-term president. and this was in keeping with the traditions set by george washington. for a president -- no president up until then had run for more than two terms. so almost immediately when he makes that commitment, he's kind of sorry. but he finishes out his term in 1908, and he hand picks william howard taft to be his successor. um, but he and taft are different personalities. taft is a conservative, roosevelt's a progressive. their temperaments are different. taft really didn't want to be president, but his wife pushed him. he would rather be a judge. he goes on to the supreme court later. teddy roosevelt loves the political life. he loves the leadership, the bully pulpit. so roosevelt and taft have a falling out during taft's

now, mckinley is wary but he realizes that there is a progressive movement that is coming up in many republicans are progressives. he is more of a conservative but he feels was teddy roosevelt on the ticket as a progressive that it would give good talents to the ticket so he accepts roosevelt onto the ticket and then in 1901, at a exposition in buffalo, mckinley is shot and teddy roosevelt becomes president of the united states. now, he finishes up the first term, the mckinley term we will call it and he decides to run on his own in 1904 and he makes a promise that he will not run again. he would just be a two-term president and this was in keeping with the tradition set by george washington. no president up until then had run for more than two terms. so almost immediately when he makes that commitment he is kind of sorry, but he finishes out his term in 1908 and he handpicks william howard taft to be his successor. but he and taft are different personalities. taft is a conservative. roosevelt is a progressive. their temperaments are different. taft really didn't want to be president

so he accepts roosevelt onto the ticket and that in 1901, at a exposition in buffalo, mckinley a shotand teddy roosevelt becomes president of the united states. now, he finishes at the first-term, the mckinley term we will call it, and he decides to run on its own in 1904 and it makes a promise that he will not run again. he would just be a two-term president and this was in keeping with the traditions set by george washington. no president up until then had run for more than two terms. so almost immediately when he makes that commitment, he is kind of sorry but he finishes out his term in 1908 and he hand picks william howard to be his successor. but he and taft art different personalities. tapped as taft is a conservative. roosevelt as a progressive. their temperaments are different. taft really didn't want to be president and his wife pushed him. he would rather be a judge. teddy roosevelt love to be on the political light and the bully pulpit. so roosevelt and taft have a falling out during taft's presidency. roosevelt goes to africa, big game hunting and people are writing to him

you may go to mckinley. basically, your attendance area is bsed on where you survive, and feeder is based on where you are enrolled. re >> any other questions? >> can you explain the rationale for flipping the test score order? why are test score areas third tie breaker and second after that. >>the only difference is you take the middle school tie breaker out. >> thank you. >> for kindergarten, where do they fall in this? are they in interim or in the proposed feeders? >> there currently enrolled kindergartners. >> citizen five years it becomes an initial offer, so they would get an initial offer. >> you will have two minutes for public comments. we will of two minutes apiece. thank you. >> good evening, members of the board. i am a member of the board. before i speak, i want to echo the sunset has been given -- the gratitude of has been given for the amazing job they didn', so last year we conducted an extensive public outreach and found parents wanted to things -- quality schools and the ability to choose

you may go to mckinley. basically, your attendance area is bsed on where you survive, and feeder is based on where you are enrolled. re >> any other questions? >> can you explain the

. >> reporter: phil mckinley was brought in as the new director. >> visually, there was no way i would the visual, you know, things that julie created. they are just spectacular. it was a matter of, how do we use all of those beautiful toys and then basically, how do we develop the characters around that? ♪ behold and wonder >> reporter: after three weeks of rehearsals, "spider-man 2.0" was ready to begin its own previews, on time, last week. >> the last version of "turn off the dark" had a lot of magic and mysterious stuff, it was beautiful, actually, in so many ways. it just didn't cohere. this time, you have a really clear storyline. you have characters that you're getting to know. the music is in a system where it's legible. and there's lots of really obvious stuff that has been fixed. >> reporter: they added more about peter parker. the relationships with his family. the love story. the things that made him a hero. ♪ >> if people leave the theater thinking that what makes peter parker a super hero is his special powers, i think we've failed. because i think what makes peter parker

>> hitch already scaled six of the world's tallest mountains including kill law man jar row and mckinley. >>> state lawmakers are considering ending state funding for cal trans. the proposed plan would make cities and counties responsible for their highway and bridge projects in assisted of the state. that follows a california audit that shows six out of 10 -- six out of 10 cal trans construction projects run over budget with little or no oversight. the plan would save the state about $two in -- $2 billion. cal trans issued a statement saying the audit shows the costs are reasonable. >>> the drive to make smartphones faster got a big boost from intel. here is what it looks like. instead of being flat it has a finish. it gives more room for electrons to move on the chip. intel says the result is 37% faster performance and less battery drain. >> when they were lying down you had a tran cyster gate -- tran cyster gate that was getting smaller and smaller and the number of electrons that could flow through it was being somewhat constrained. >> this design should shore up new devices in about

alaska to see glaciers and fjords, seeing wildlife in their natural habitat, getting to see mount mckinley. people wanted to dine on alaskan king crab. they wanted to visit people in small communities, have an opportunity to see that part of alaska before it changed, and the last thing on this particular survey was sport fishing. my job was basically to try to change public attitudes, to become an expert in the resources there, because no one had really been on the ground that much, and then to try to convince people that perhaps this should be a new national park someday. [narrator] when the kenai fjords national park was finally created, local people had rarely ventured into the fjords, and knowledge of historic settlement in the area was very fragmented. one explanation is that the fjords attracted few mariners and adventurers. english explorer captain james cook described it as a barren, stormy wasteland devoid of any habitation or interest, which faded in and out of view as the fog set in. he didn't even attempt to go ashore. [man] where we're heading for is the south end of three hol

brandt from balboa high school, nina mayor from george washington high school, jean mackelly from mckinley elementary school, juan novella from fairmont elementary school. maurice feara, julie wong from noriega child development center and dale richardson from new traditions elementary school. congratulations to all the award recipients and thank you for all of the hard work. item d is the student delegates' report. so elvina and athina? >> mr. truett, associate superintendent of student support services, came by to give our justice presentation and he gave us an overview of the goals and procedures of restorative justice and how it was and what happened. and he also helped discuss whether we thought suspension was a successful consequence for discipline. and s.e.c. and mr. trudolph will discuss the best ways to implement this policy and s.e.c. decided i will be the interim student delegate for the time being until elections are coming this fall. >> during yesterday's meeting, we finally drafted a counseling action survey to give us the data for the draft of our resolution for counseling a

mckinley, north america's tallest mountain. the 20,000 foot peak, also called denali, is 180 miles north of anchorage. one of the climbers was actually dead when he was found. the other had a broken leg, and was brought down safely. >>> in arizona, two u.s. border patrol agents were killed in a collision with a train. their suv was hit by a freight train thursday about 85 miles southwest of phoenix. the department of homeland security says agents eduardo rojas and hector clark were trying to position their vehicle to catch illegal immigrants from mexico. >>> now to the flooding in the mississippi delta, where more heavy rain is expected today. the mississippi and its tributaries continue to rise, as the flood crest surges south. 11 counties in mississippi have been declared federal disaster areas. the damage estimate there has reached $275 million. thousands of acres are flooded with hundreds of homes lost. down river in louisiana cajun country, engineers are hoping to save the cities. but at the expense of farmland. and the pe

. >> reporter: this home on san mat mateo's mckinley street has 1,400 square feet.ts nicest feature a family room added onto the place. >> this is a beautiful house. it's perfect for first-time buyer. >> reporter: $529,000 gets you almost exactly the square footage in san jose, although with this listing, you do get stairs. the three bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom in is also newer, having been built in the mid 1980s. finally, we end up in hayward with by far the newest property on the list, one part of a brand-new development off industrial boulevard. >> virtually a brand-new home with very high upgrades in it. and you're move-in condition, and you have lots of space. that's what people are looking for. >> reporter: if that is just what you are looking for, or you're just looking, you now have a better idea how far your money will or won't go these days. >> the realities of where we live. what if buying is not right for you? tomorrow night at 11:00, we'll continue the report. he'll show you the ropes of representing in the bay area and find out where you can get the most f

in san leandro teachers will march at three in the afternoon from kingcraft and mckinley.hey will be heading to a rally at the high school, and tomorrow night students will perform their spring concert at the high school. coming up, 15 minutes from now we'll have a special election being held in the bay area one of the issues the ballot the you get to choose from a school parcel tax. >> mark: stock futures pointed lower, down futures of the 54 coins. one report is due for the government replacing factory orders from march. on the corporate front u.s. automakers releasing sales numbers southwest has completed its billion dollar purchase of eritrean. sears is warning close to bigger than expected loss. >> darya: coming up, hundreds are still missing in alabama, after those tornadoes ripped through the town last week we will have the latest after our break. a live look outside from our break. see the camera shaking, it is greasy out there. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some show

outside city hall i know that spin mckinley recommend somebody? it is just like getting a divorce. he is our baby and i have custody it. [laughter] with judge does not want you near that baby. he said dan six-month can i call you to reconsider? kid to a point* does to the board? i said every time i talk too little teddy psychiatry says he goes crazy. [laughter] you did not clean his diapers. he shakes when he hears your name. [laughter] that is in the book. we got along but i took them to court we hired the same retirement board, they thought they could give themselves a cost of living and i said you are nets. we reduce them down to three because the consent was attributed wrong. we went to court to have it changed so nobody gets that after 1991. anybody hired after 1991 doesn't get the 3% bonus. i remember that. there's a lot of myth and kennedy said and i am paraphrasing, i can handle the allies i can handle because i can repeat them but the mess goes on. you have to destroy the myth so in 1990 we won the case of the nonprofit i have a different viewpoint. not saying they shouldn

mckinley in alaska to save two injured climbers.limbers suffered severe frostbite and broken ribs. friday's daring rescue took place at 17,000 feet. one day after another member of the expedition was rescued on the mountain 180 miles north of anchorage. a fourth member of the group died on thursday. >>> worries that europe's debt troubles are bigger than was originally forecasted rattled wall street, and overshadowed reports of higher u.s. consumer confidence. the dow jones industrial average fell 100 points on friday to close at 12,595. the nasdaq lost 34 points, ending at 2828. for the week the dow was down almost 43 points or about 0.3 of 1%. about four minutes past the hour. time now for a check of the weather by lonnie quinn. >> i'll tell you, if you're going to be talking numbers going up and down, i'm going to talk numbers as well. the hottest spot in the country, santan, arizona 96. coolest spot, chapel, minnesota, 28 degrees. and the best weather, freona, texas, sunny skies, 72 degrees. if you take a look here at the satell

my first of the seven was actually mount mckinley, denali, 'the great one,' 'the high one' in the inuit language. we flew planes onto the glacier at 7,000 feet and, 19 days later, we crossed this narrow summit ridge towards the summit. it was 4:30 in the afternoon when i stood on top. it turned out to be helen keller's birthday. and we were all worried about getting down, you know, 90 percent of accidents happen on the way down when you've lost your focus. but we were also exhilarated because we had timed it so well. we had radioed down to a small airstrip near the mountain, and now that we were near the top, my dad and my two brothers and my wife, they were circling above us watching us take our last steps. we all had these red suits on. we looked identical to each other. we were waving our ski poles at the plane, we're cheering and i said to my buddy, jeff, i said, "jeff, do you think they'll know i made it? he said, "oh yeah, they'll know you're the only one waving your ski poles in the opposite direction." [laughter] it's good to have friends, as you know. i did make it down safely