president yee: ok, so there's going to be a reading of the resolution by superintendent or designee, michael davis. >> yay! good evening, president yee, commissioners, superintendent garcia. my name is mike davis, i'm the director of the office of equity and charter schools and i'm here to read the superintendent's proposal. superintendent's recommendation regarding leadership high school, 121-24-sp1, authorization to grant the renewal petition for leadership high school. whereas, san francisco unified school district is the charter authorizer for leadership high school, the charter school which is set to expire june 30, 2012, and whereas, pursuant to the california education code section 47607, the charter school submitted a renewal petition for the renewal of the charter school's petition to the san francisco unified school district, on december 21, 2011, and whereas the district shallcome ply with all time lines for review and action on the renewal petition as required by law and whereas the board of education shall consider the level of public support for the charter school and shall review th

rockford not getting along tonight at all 2-1 bice stake here finds michael davies for the open thateriod. state of the game address nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league will add more thursday night games upcoming season all teams a crack at prime time thursday night until week 15 few days before the super bowl sidestepped questions about increasing numbers of regular season games beak will continue to find best players. also ask if chicago would ever be considered site for the super bowl. did not rule it out. >> chicago a great community i hear from my wife every day by the way and it is football fans first no greater passion in chicago number of issues that go into playing the super bowl not the size of the stadium clearly hotel rooms and infrastructure all of which i presume chicago would meet. if interested we certainly will meet with them and discuss ability to do that >> delays in scottsdale brought to tough front nine nothing but a 3 ft. chip stop the back nine for your professional spencer levine into the cup number one on detour 3 shot 14 under and a better from we

george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

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three over davis and the bulldogs were up seven late. michael kid, and gilcrest the kid.e the lead and they don't look bad. look back. just a few days into spring training, but anything happens to timlin succumb is news. he skipped a bull pen because of stiffness in his back. injuries were serious. brian wilson revealing he was bothered by hip and elbow pain. virtually all of last season. timmy says staying healthy is crucial. >> you know, for us the big thing last year was we never had a stint where everybody was healthy at the right times. injuries plagued our season. with that i think everybody is hungry to stay healthy and play ball and win some g

three over davis and the bulldogs were up seven late. michael kid, and gilcrest the kid.ad and they don't look bad. look back. just a few days into spring training, but anything happens to timlin succumb is news. he skipped a bull pen because of stiffness in his back. injuries were serious. brian wilson revealing he was bothered by hip and elbow pain. virtually all of last season. timmy says staying healthy is crucial. >> you know, for us the big thing last year was we never had a stint where everybody was healthy at the right times. injuries plagued our season. with that i think everybody is hungry to stay healthy and play ball and win some games. jay college ball, number two stanford beats pacific of the the cardinal is now 4 and 0. they are big, fast, beautiful and expensive. we got a look at oracle racing. the races are in september of 2013 will be held in san francisco bay. nobody will show you their kiel. it is rude to ask. they are over 200 feet high. that's a lot to consider when you are saling in the bay. >> everything. it is not always apparent which direction t

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. >>> michael warden was the first major producer whitney worked with. music mogul clive davisther. he comes to talk during a very difficult time for everyone that loved whitney and i'm sure you feel as distraught as everyone else about it. i want to focus with you on the glory period. we heard lots of stuff about her life and issues. as a performer, when you were making particularly "the bodyguard" and you came up with these incredible songs, how good was whitney? >> to me, whitney is a talent we have never known. i worked with aretha franklin, we called her the queen of soul. i called whitney the princess of soul. but she was so powerful, i don't think any of us had seen the like of her before. >> that's the sadness here, isn't it? her music, yes, it will live on, but we may never see a singer that had the range and the power of whitney houston. >> on "the bodyguard" the song i produced was "i'm every woman." whitney was nine months pregnant sing like that. and she wanted to make sure all the harmonies were as tight as shaka had done. and she was really, like, into it. and na

davis had written to be released for public consumption and it's something of a pentagon haven't cleared for release which let's face it isn't surprising but on friday evening rolling stone contributing editor michael hastings posted that unclassified report on the internet for all to see how this version is eighty four pages long and all i can say that is well worth taking the time to read davis charges our military leadership with intentionally being dishonest with congress and the public about what they claim to be signs of success or progress or momentum in the war in afghanistan he shows that throughout the command of a number of different generals and even after the troop surge and embers still show that violence casualties both military and civilian only increased so how can we say we have momentum or progress of even with more resources the violence is only going up and he documents through various interviews with those on the ground the reality of training afghan security forces and how they're failing also the opposite of what the officials say to congress and to the press it takes a look at how it is that a service afghanistan was sold is a good idea because the surge in iraq under the c

. >> i think some of this, michael and you might relate to this as i do, it's a little generational. you guys, sammy davisart of your life. in general, if we give up black face, the country will thrive and be strong. that was exactly how sammy davis, jr. was. that was his whole thing. he was a singular person who billy crystal was imitating and did through the 1980's, it was part of his shtick. to me, what was the sammy davis jr. reference there? >> why do you need it? >> i thought that was funny because it's a little mean. >> finishing it all up here, let's remember, sammy davis, jr. >> >>jr., jewish. let's watch sasha baron cohen. >> it was his dream to come to the oscars and be sprinkled over the red carpet and halle berry's chest again. it's actually -- no, no, sorry you've got kim jong-il on you. it's ok for you. if somebody ask you, what's on you, you say kim jong-il. >> he didn't seem too happy. >> actually, ryan seacrest did a horrible job in acting there nip. obviously it was a publicity stunt. if someone sprinkled bisquick all over my dress, i would be livid. i'ding visibly angry. ryan seacrest

davis grammy party supposed to be going on there. and then you have this. last time i spoke to you, we were at michael funeral and now we're dealing with this. are you there? >> yeah, i have to tell you, i'm absolutely devastated. i always say this all the time, you know, we are a business. unfortunately of such great talent, but also of great tragedy. you know, we see it happen so many times, from the '60s, the '70s, the '80s, 'the 90s, we watch them come and go. you keep thinking it can't happen to this next generation, and sure enough, here we go again. michael was enough to stop traffic with me. i couldn't believe it. and then you see whitney. i talked to her, how are you doing? are you okay? you keep hoping for the best. but when you get this kind of news, it's nothing but silence is all i can give you. >> can you talk to us about her talent? i'm sure you've seen her entertain as we look at these live pictures from the beverly hilton. you've seen her perform on stage there personally. but talk to us about her talent, that voice. >> well, what we pray for in this business, there are singers, and t

michael, thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. >> you talked to colonel davis, why is his report so importants one of the most significant documents written about either the war in iraq or the war in afghanistan and reason is colonel davis is an active duty military officer. he is writing from the inside and he decided because things were just so bad and because the message we were getting from the higher ups was just so wrong, he risked his entire career to come out to say, in great detail, after just returning from afghanistan what exactly was going wrong. >> all right. now, here we have this colonel two tours of duty in afghanistan, two tours of duty in iraq, eight years as an army reservist, all of this he put at risk because he was so outraged, he felt we were not getting the right information? >> serious risk, very serious risk, there has already been anonymous threats or unnamed threats about investigating him and trying to retaliate for what he is saying but the tragedy is everyone knows, almost everyone who really is following this stuff, knows what he is saying is exactly right. and

davis. she'll be buried tomorrow. joining us are dylan howard, senior executive editor for radar on-line and dr. michaeldge: dylan, i'm gog start with you. everyone is talking about whitney's ex, bobby brown, at the funeral. what happened today? >> it was really the low point on a heart warming day, a day in which the world paid tribute to whitney houston. but as we understand it tonight, there are conflicting reports. according to houston family insiders, bobby brown turned up at the church with an entourage of nine. having been told there was only room for three people. you must remember, this was a church that routinely only holds 300 people. and today it was packed with 1500. though bobby brown is defining that. i want to read you a brief statement that has been sent to me from his camp. he says, my children and i were invited to the funeral of my ex-wife. we were seated by security and then subsequently asked to move on three separate occasions. he goes on to say, i fail to understand why security treated my family this way. security then prevent medicine from attempting to sea so my daughter, bobb

michael vick number one. >> all right. up next. man comes to his best friend's rescue. >> first a look at night line. >> >> a 6-year-old's queen says mom serves her red bull. >>> and viola davis on her struggling in taking a role in the help. . >>> when this video who taken max had been swimming in circling in ice, cold water for 20 minutes. firefighters arrived, one with a wetsuit went out as far as he could breaking the ice until max could get to him and they made it back. max and the firefighter, dog owner himself were warmed up in an ambulance. max's owner said is he doing well and just had a few scrapes. >> lucky dog. >> these kangaroos live in trees at the zoo in sydney. . they can jump nearly 30 feet from branch to branch and they are more comfortable in the trees than on the ground. >> wow. wow. wow. >> pouches come handy. >> all right. >> take a look at the temperatures, north and west of baltimore. we will say just watch for icy areas on the second roads. look at this. a nice day by noon, mid40s. . >>> what you got? >> just saying after february 20 our odds of more snow go down but it can happen all the way to late march. >> let's hope not wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whe

davis. now back to lockup. >> that's crazy. what's that noise? >> i'm curious too. >> when "lockup" producers first interviewed michael gill, they were interrupteds other inmates flooded the administrative segregation unit by backing up their toilets. now, only 60 days away from being paroled on his two-year sentence for sexual assault, gill is facing a disciplinary hearing board for allegedly attempting the same act. it all began when he asked staff for a mop. >> sergeant wagner writes in his report, gill stated to me if i did not give him a mop right now, he would attempt to flood his cell which he actually did attempt to do a little bit later on in the day. i believe his actions meet the definition of the charge. i have nothing further. >> your turn. >> wow. i just wanted to [ bleep ] them off by flushing the toilet 100 times in a row. i never did put anything in there. i'm not going to sit there and flood. i got to walk around in the crap. you fail to mention i asked him eight times previous and it was over a course of a hour that i had someone else's toilet water in my cell. >> he says he wanted the mop because his neighbor flooded his own

davis grammy party supposed to be going on there. and then you have this. last time i spoke to you, we were at michaeld now we're dealing with this. are you there? >> yeah, i have to tell you, i'm absolutely devastated. i always say this all the time, you know, we are a business. unfortunately of such great talent, but also of great tragedy. you know, we see it happen so many times, from the '60s, the '70s, the '80s, 'the 90s, we watch them come and go. you keep thinking it can't happen to this next generation, and sure enough, here we go again. michael was enough to stop traffic with me. i couldn't believe it. and then you see whitney. i talked to her, how are you doing? are you okay? you keep hoping for the best. but when you get this kind of news, it's nothing but silence is all i can give you. >> can you talk to us about her talent? i'm sure you've seen her entertain as we look at these live pictures from the beverly hilton. you've seen her perform on stage there personally. but talk to us about her talent, that voice. >> well, what we pray for in this business, there are singers, and then there a

davis, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and gerson-- syndicated columnist mark shields and "washington post" columnist michael gerson. david brooks is off tonight. gentlemen, it's very good to have you with us. >> thank you, judy. >> thank you. >> woodruff: a word about the economy, mark. good news seems to be coming in bits and piece. the dow industrials almost at 13,000, which would be, i guess, a record in four years, if it hits there some time soon. how does all this affect the presidential campaign going on out there? >> well, if in fact the pattern continues, judy, four consecutive months of declining unemployment and the lowest number of unemployment applications for unemployment insurance in four years, and good news in the market that you described, and building consumer confidence, then it really hits the basic premise of mitt romney's campaign-- the republican campaign-- which has been that barack obama has been a failed steward of the economy, that the economy has floundered under his leadership-- or lack thereof-- and voters were understandably discouraged and pessimistic and sometimes hopeless a

davis' pre-grammy party. he offered his condolences but then said this. listen. >> first there was michaelkson, then there was amy winehou winehouse, and now the magnificent whitney houston. i'd like to have every gentleman and lady in this room commit themselves to get our government to legal ize drugs so they have to get it through a doctor, not gangsters that just sell it under the table. >> he sort of had me fine up to the point where he said legalize drugs. i just didn't think that's what he was going. i was surprised by that. >> i was a little bit surprised to hear that. and tony bennett should know that's not the answer to the problem. going to the root cause, working with individuals, making certain that there is education so that, as we were talking during the break, the group around whomever is the individual, in this case a celebrity, is there to not be the yes man but to instill some accountability and some helpfulness. >> talking about -- >> the problem for these people wasn't that they were going to gangsters to get their drugs. that's not the problem. >> you get them from yo

michael hastings. there's one by lieutenant colonel daniel davis, truth lies, and afghanistan, how military leaders have let us done. here's one from february 10 of this year 2012, roads to nowhere. program to win over afghans fails. in talking to some of our troops in forward positions in afghanistan, some were a bit down. particularly those who have been training afghans to farm. because we are sending around $3 billion for nothing but projects in afghanistan, including these type of farming projects, so people can make their own way. yet we were told they're training the afghans, they've been training the afghans, but the billions of dollars the united states government the obama administration has sent to afghanistan to help them develop farming projects, at least in this one region has never gotten past the corrupt regional government. so the projects where they could use these farming skills that are being taught don't exist. and they're not anticipated to exist. we set up a corrupt government in afghanistan. and i don't know how honest anybody in the karzai regime was before they got there, but t

michael and amy winehouse, that one never knows what happens in people's personal lives and how the media and the pressures affect someone. but certainly, and i remember when whitney was a teenager and clive davis invited me to see her before he had even made records with her and listening to that golden voice, and one day in my office at sony when someone had brought me "i will always love you" before it had been released and i put it on and i nearly fell out of my chair saying this could be one of the greatest records of all time. it's just a sin, it's a tragedy of such a beautiful treasure to be lost like that. >> tommy, where do you think she will rank, whitney houston, in terms of her pure talent as a singer? >> well, once again, you know, i've had an incredible opportunity to be able to work with barbra streisand and celine dion and mariah, and whitney broke barriers more than any other singers and she set a gold standard because she had this absolutely incredible style and so fluid with her vocals. unlike any other singer. so we all looked up to whitney, no matter two it was. >> tommy, you've been in the business a very long time and have worked with some of the greatest stars for decade

was the headliner at clive davis' annual pregrammy party and he said something very strange about legalizing drugs because of deaths of stars like whitney houston and michael that's all on "starting point." we get under way in ten minutes. "early start" is coming up right after the break. ♪ ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we'll make everything okay ♪ walk together the right way ♪ do, do, do, do hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michelin knows it's better for xerox to help manage their finance processing. so they can focus on keeping the world moving. with xerox, you're ready for real business. discover visine® tired eye relief with hydroblend™, only from visine®. just one drop instantly soothes and revives tired, overworked eyes. and comforts them for up to ten hours. visine® tired eye relief. try now and save $3. over a million people have discovered how

michael jackson. where do people like whitney houston fit in this history of great singers? >> her voice was unprecedented. she made conscious choices, she and clive davisthe black gospel tradition. when you look at dionne warwick in the 1960s as a crossover pop artist and aretha franklin, whit whit was the perfect combination of those two women. she really perfected it in ways we hadn't seen before. she was an astounding performer. many of us look forward to her finally getting to the point where she could record music that matched the maturity and the depth of her voice. unfortunately, what we have left of whitney houston are attempts for her to do pop music. it was great pop music. it would have been great to hear an older whitney houston singing in a jazzy. drawing on a larger blues tradition. >> this is awful to realize. here's the truth of it. we've lost two iconic black singer figures, michael jackson, whitney houston. i mean, they had chronicled troubles of the same ill being. tremendous passion and tremendous talent and presentation. what does that -- what do you say to someone else? >> we also lost etta james as well. it's interesting to conne

davis having the party below her room. >> the beauty all of it. >> clayton: and the messages pouring in and remind them a lot of michael jack's death and the twitterelebrities, people knew her as well. russell simmons here wrote this, my thoughts and prayers with her beautiful child and her entire family. this is a tough time for the entire community as we all loved whitney. may she rest in peace and may we all dance with everybody. >> christina aguilera has a beautiful voice and modeled over whitney. >> whitney's voice was so special to me and her voice soared to places most drinkers dream of riching. she will be missed. and dolly partton. mine is the only one of millions of hearts woke enover the death of whitney houston. and i will always be grateful and in awe of the wonderful performance she did on my song and i can truliy say from the bottom of my heart, whitney, i will always love you. you will be missed. and the song that whitney stopping was dolly parton, number one for 14 straight weeks, the love song of our generation. >> alisyn: and dolly does it well, too. boy, it's a beautiful song. >> clayton: much more on the life and legacy of whi