mr. singh, why your plea for federal intervention, in your case, mr. marcus, it comes to religious-based religious discrimination. mr. shelton, in your plea for protection of all groups and your similar plea, mr. singh, about protections for all groups and federal intervention, if that's what's required? >> thank you, commissioner actenberg, i'm not recommending any federal intervention on behalf of religious minorities beyond what is already provided for other groups. what i'm saying is only equal protection for religious minorities. it would not require any degree of expansion of existing law, only the extension of existing law to cover groups that are protected under many other civil rights laws, but not under title 6. so then the question becomes, i think, why is it important for religious minority groups to have that same protection which other groups have? and what i would say is this, there are many, many schools that have existing policies that prohibit religious discrimination that's w

. >> thank you, mr. singh. we would open it up to questions concise questions. >> well, i've got a lot of questions and i hope we'll be able to go around several times because i know i only have -- i have to -- i guess get closer to the mic. i should start out asking my questions to one of the panelists and it would go to stewart buck. it comes with a question and then a thought after that question on my part. the question if there's any difference in terms of the bullying -- you were talking about integrated schools. there was a major study -- he looked at only integrated schools and whether there's any evidence that the same bullying doesn't go on in all-black schools but that leads me to a larger question here. it seems to me that a lot of what we've heard today is to give more schools choice so that parents can send their children to schools where they think the children will be safer. and schools of choice are schools in which bullies can be out and sent whenever. you can have state and local places where

singh is feeling the pitch, too. tips just aren't as good for the bumpy ride. >> that was jodi hernandez reporting. want to check in with mr. rob mayeda. it was a beautiful day outside today. >> it was. one thing you need to patch the pot holes, you need dry weather. looks like we'll see that for a while. today we started to warm up. it is still gusty outside. 69 degrees in oakland. northwest wind at 17. earlier gusts about 30 miles per hour. so kind of a windy start to your weekend. 73 around the shark tank. all eyes on the shark tank at noon tomorrow for the big game two. the sharks and red wings. northwest winds coming up at 18 miles per hour. san francisco, as seen from the san bruno mountain camera, bouncing around a bit. west wind at 26 miles per hour. right now, pretty strong sea breeze cooling things off. but come tomorrow, the winds back off and high pressure continues to strengthen, we should see temperatures even around san francisco soaring into the mid-70s. right now, still across the tri-valley toward pleasanton and livermore and concord. mid-70s. santa cruz, 78 degrees. tomorrow likely seeing 80s around sant