-are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding on. lemonis: how much is lunch? -norton: $8.95. -lemonis: and dinner? norton: $12.70 for an adult. lynn: plus tax. lemonis: al

norton mr. walton ms. wynns that i dr. murase 5 i's congratulations this paris we look forward to your service on the elections commission and look forward to hearing from you once a year you're on our service community myths. >> thank you very much next item on the agenda is a m discussion of other educational issues no one and the n the previous items second reading and o vote on the consent calendar that was moved and seconded seconded. >> ms. sonata mr. chin ms. fewer planning ms. mendoza-mcdonnell excuse me. ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 6 i's thank you very much. next item think on the agenda is consent calendar resolution for the board discussions and immediate action there are non-and item 2 superintendent proposal for first reading is there a motion and second to the wellness thoughts policy? thank you very much this will be referred to the rules and budget committee is there a month to month on the authorization to grant on the petition or deny it for the charter >> is there a second. >> move to

norton. representative norton: it is very hard to make a case against net neutrality. these numbers don't want to go home and make that case. they are trying to make a case for example, against hearing the opinion of the president of the united states. on net neutrality. this is a very important policy issue. it is inconceivable in our republic that the president would be silenced on it. i ran an independent agency and looked to see what the rules were in this case. the fact of the administration weighing in on such a notion is not new. chair wheeler: no, ma'am. representative norton: in fact i was able to discover that presidents reagan, h w bush, clinton, george w bush, have all weighed in specifically on fcc policies in the past. chair wheeler: yes, ma'am. representative norton: i can understand in such a case where there might be some appearance after all you are an independent agency, that you would go to your office of legal counsel. as it turns out, there is an out -- office of legal counsel's opinion, advising that then president, george h.w. bush, on whether i

representative norton: mr.hairman, i submit that the rules have been followed to the latter -- letter. as has been in openly transparent matter. the president was not and should not have been silent. if there were more americans wanting to submit their opinions, you can imagine that those americans would also want to know what the president of united states did on this matter. i think you're very much and yield back my time. chairman wheeler: thank you. when -- chairman wheeler: yes, sir. representative cummings: i do have an old that you have to adhere to, right? chairman wheeler: yes, sir. representative cummings: tell us whether you believe you have upheld your oath. every syllable. chairman wheeler: yes, sir. representative: could i enter into the record, mr. chairman? chairman wheeler: without objection. representative: let me for the record also make a statement that i will backup the reason why i did. the president was involved. it was not the president who saved the auto industry, it was the american au

. >> representative eleanor holm nor holmes norton was -- norton was parking or trying to and it was all caught on tape. >> she has hit that red car next to her repeatedly. >> this is video of congressman norton trying to farc her car just outside the capitol building. they parks in wrong direction wrong angle bumping both cars next to her before stopping and getting out. she comes back briefly but doesn't seem to leave any sort of note on either car she appeared to hit. it happened on this street and the video was published last night by the blog heard on the hill. roll call, the newspaper that runs it, tells usa today by 2 p.m. today the video had been watched over 120,000 times on youtube and now it's on many other websites including ours. the congresswoman declined to speak with us but gave us a statement saying no damage was done but lesson learned. "i may take some new parking lessons or perhaps upgrade to a self-parking car." but some say this is not simply bad parking. it's a politician not caring about >> politicians think they're the convention to every law. that's why they

norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> where's dr. murase thank you that's 5 i's all right. so i'm stepping in here moving on 0 sshlgs board member's reports standing committee do we have a report from any of the board dlblts or board organizations? no other reports by board members a report by the committee as a whole february that's me one informational item our digital learning framework we heard really existing work in our district has been doing around extending a number of things one extending computer science standards k through 12 and developing those are standards and presenting a plan that will could. to the full board as to how we'll go about or about doing that and extending work around digital literacy and introduction technology into destruction and greater levels and the overall approach to keep that in mind how we make sure our students have access to the digital learning it's happening all over the school reports if the legislation committee ms. wynns >> we have already recorded and taken care of the items two were on the agenda related to each other one to

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase thank you. >> item p consent calendar resolution - >> you have one item that was served by commissioner wynns. >> and immediate action k 21. >> thank you okay. so this item is 2 hundred and 50 thousands of additional money all of which comes from the p by the way, in addition to you remember i pulled those off in june we voted for 3 resolutions including the one for this organization which totaled 6 hundred and 86 thousand plus dollars for translation and at the time i asked the question have we done an analysis whether or not this is the most efficient way and bay area out of the $6,000 81 thousand was p money and so i have to discuss that with kooefb truit and was insured we did the analysis he believe that hiring translators would be more efficient we've done that we have an extreme spike in the number of i ps that needed to be translated that was not anticipated i'm really saying this we should be paying attention this is a lot of money almost a million dollar we should be

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we also have -- the norton bridie. we also have his -- norton var iety. we also have his wine bottles of stairs. so, this room is really used to demonstrate the preservation efforts that preservation virginia undertook once we purchased this prophecy and some of the decisions we made in order to restore it and preserve it. one of the interesting ways we show cast that is -- showcased that is that in this room, you can see the fireplace is shallow, efficient purity can compare that to the window cutouts that expose the original levels. and you can see the original masterpiece -- mantelpiece went to about here. it was one very large piece of wood. it's cut with a pattern that is called lamb's tongue. originally it would have been -- thseese hatchetmarks were put into adhere the plaster. it greatly enhance the efficiency of the fireplace to make it smaller. one of the other things to note in thi we have also left this area ofs room, here, exposed to that you can see the original 1665 bricks. you can see where some of that made way for us, for the original bu

richard norton smith said governor rockefeller comes to life in this enthralling and deeply informative new biography on his own terms -- another. mr. smith is the author of biographies no stranger to presidential libraries. is directed five he teaches at george mason university, is to come at it on the "newshour" on pbs, and is the in house historic on c-span but it is always a pleasure to have him on our state. mr. smith opens his book copies of which are on sale in our bookstore, there will be a book signing following the forum, capturing the compelling drama of nelson rockefeller's rages address against the forces of extremism at the republican convention in 1964. one of our panelists, larry rockefeller, nelson's 50, was there in the convention hall that evening. count basie once introduced his friend governor rockefeller as quote, which enough to a condition the cotton fields. [laughter] and defining a national sense of purpose, nelson rockefeller believe that this country like his family must justify its britches through good work and the sharing of wealth. larry rockefeller has f

norton ms. wynns and dr.urase. >> thank you before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and pretty bad to the clerk according to the speaker cards will not be submitted for the item on the agenda. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney and good evening to everyone listening or watching on tv just a few comments they're more extended commissioners by i do want to thank all our parents and students and staff for an absolutely wonderful school planning summit that took place at the elementary schools we have over 5 hundred individuals that were present in the school community groups looking their balanced scorecards and looking at the of him as it relates to the priorities of the school and the school district and thank you our mistress of sermons that did a fabulous job and thank you deputy superintendent mr. lee he delivered good news and lupe and all the

mendoza-mcdonnell rachel norton ms. wynns and dr.urase that's 5 i's thank you very much clapping we have one more item for approval authorization to grant on the or deny the petition for san francisco bayview charter schools it was moved and seconded we've heard from matt haney on the recommendation and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes. mr. davis commissioner president murase i want to note a correction on the kill switch bayview in the therefore, be it resolved i want to make that clear the recommendation is that the petition be approved thank you very much and actually, the superintendent if you could get mr. davis to read the presentation. >> mr. davis please read the recommendation. >> i will thank you superintendent recognize for the bayview charter school petition authorization to grant the alternative deny the san francisco bayview charter school whereas pursuant to the education code if

chin turf commissioner vice president haney commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell commissioner norton commissioner wynns thank you and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if you want to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and given to ms. casco corresponding to board rules and speakers items will not be accepted before the board and superintendant report is next mr. superintendant good evening a couple of items to update our community is it a fair statement or starting off with the superintendent excellent venture i was honored to represent the san francisco unified school district and as a member of the council for a one-on-one meeting in the white house with president obama i know some folks say that didn't happen he's the proof i'm the supervisor from president obama what is so important about it opportunity was that we do have a president who is keenly aware of public education and actually met with superintendent from the larger urban skublths u school districts as

. >> commissioner norton. >> so to follow up on this this is actually, the conversation i had i'm going to put this i saw the superintendent anderson sorry you walked in i mean, he actually, i don't know if you can come up here and tell the board it soiled if we were maybe a little bit too lose we need to make sure we know what the money is for but i also think based on the conversation we have to allow a little bit of discretion so there are students that come in with problems because of the requirements are so rigorous and not been to district that required it and need to actually allow students to make up course work of they're technically contract with that said, we need to be clear why we're doing this. >> thank you. good evening commissioners just a couple of questions commissioner norton and i were talking about earlier this week unique tsa cases that come in everyday to school students that transfer into our district everyday from other states and countries all over the world in reality with with that said, there are students that come from a district that doesn't have a migrati

norton parking near the capital building.in the project and doesn't leave a note immediately and walks away. norton issued a statement saying she spoken to the owners of both of those cars and there was no damage done. she also says lesson learned and she may upgrade to one of those self parking cars. >>> late tonight former illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. reported to a halfway house. he's reported to spend the next 6 months there. he was convicted of corruption. he admitted spending $60,000 at nightclubs and restaurants. >>> no formal plea was entered when johnson appeared before a judge for the first time. >> he is charged with public intoxication, alcohol and beverage officers arrested him last week. the case was continued to give virginia state police time to finish their investigation of the arrest itself. >> it's our goal to continue to fight for him and conduct our own independent investigation as well. >> he did not trip, that's false. he was forced to the ground. and that force is what caused the laceration on

. >> historian richard norton smith recounts the life and political career of nelson rockefeller.the author recalls rockefellers upbringing. he was the grandson of oil tycoon john d. rockefeller. his four terms as governor of new york and is national political ambitions which result as a tenured for vice president in 1900 country. >> good evening. i'm tom putnam, the rector of the john f. kennedy person shall ever in museum and behalf of the co gothic and delivery foundation of all my library foundation collects, i think you for coming to welcome all those watching on c-span, and acknowledge the generous underwriters of the kennedy library forum lead sponsor bank of america, raytheon, boston capital, the boston foundation and our media partners, "the

you have norton, microsoft security essentials. now, a virus, this is a program on the computer that tries to take control, tries to spread like a real virus. >> so some of the systems you can install for protection are what? >> you can do norton, many other programs you can install to make sure your computer is safe. >> it makes a big difference quickly. >> so do passwords. passwords are something -- of course if you have an account you need that password and it has to be safe so people can't hack you and intrude your computer. >> we'll have to leave it there. it's at national harbor this weekend sponsored by northrup grummon foundation. that will do it for the news at noon. we'll be back on tv at 5:00. make sure the wusa9 app is on your phone. it's free and it's fantastic. >> victor: this war has been fought for decades, okay? it's not gonna end over night but it will end. and jack abbott will have been stripped of everything. he will lose everything. every step has been very carefully calibrated, so ignore none of it. be patient

now, the person doing the parking is eleanor holmes norton a democrat who represents the district of norton left the car right there for about half an hour before moving it afterwards she said apparently she was a little late for an event. >> yeah. >> happens to all of us. >> not to everybody parking that way. >>> earlier we mentioned the march madness sweet 16 starts tonight. one of the teams playing is xavier they face arizona. >> the musketeers' top player is matt stainbrook fifth year grad student, his younger brother tim a sophomore on the team. >> matt is doing something really special. he gave up his scholarship so tim could use it simple reason it's three times more expensive that's why he's giving up his money. he is driving for uber and putting upon aside to pay off his loans. >> good brother. >> yeah. >> a new way for shoe lovers to save money without skimping on style. >> i love this. introducing the ever changing smart shoe. a color and design that can be transformed in an instant by hitting a button on your phone. built into the sides of the prototype can turn from polk

debbie debbie norton. ian mcnabb and literature a life of james laughlin, publisher for our strauss andrew. [applause] mary ann powell, the crusades of cesar chavez, a biography. william sperry. [applause] the recipient of this year's national book critic biography prize is john mayer [applause] and i'll read the citation. john mayer brings fiber opposed on a critic ackerman to his biography of one of the grace of the 20th century american theater. they must be in theatrical strokes. his is not a scholar, a dry biography by a deep reading of the notebooks as well as interviews with friends and collaborators is a gloriously flourish subtitle. the words are williamstown suggests williams, the useful quest of knowledge, the blur of alcohol and jackson at later years the book is that hard a psychological study probing how the playwright refashion his life experience is and psychological states into great dramatic works such as the glass menagerie, a streetcar named desire and cat on a hot tin roof. laura ident

five weeks ago rita cavalero moved in with jeannette norton.this morning, she grabbed her running shoes and set off for the waterfront. emergency vehicles arrived soon after. >> i signed commotion. i didn't know it was her. >> reporter: police say a silver sedan hit the 23-year-old. the impact sent her body flying like she had wings. when norton realized her friend was gone, she lost it. >> all of a sudden i heard this screaming. as soon as i heard the screaming, you know -- it's not the first rodeo for me. knew what was going on. i didn't have to look. >> reporter: now norton is on a mission. >> we need a light a new traffic light right there. we've lost two people. the first was a 9-year-old boy from upstate. >> reporter: in 2010 isaac rows alleys stepped bo -- rose alales stepped into the crosswalk and was hit. >> they didn't do nothing. >> reporter: today as the neighborhood mourns, many want to see the intersection change. >> it's dangerous. i stopped taking my kids to the waterfront because sometimes the cars won't even stop. >> we can't

norton, for five minutes. ms. norton: thank you, mr. chairman. i think, mr. clancy, that you understand the anger the outrage that you hear really comes from this notion that you are zero failure agency. we don't expect that frankly, of most federal officials. i was really surprised to see that you have just now -- reading from your testimony page 3, sent an agency-wide memorandum they should submit allegations apparently right away when, for example, before you came to the agency you knew of the white house incident where they actually shot into the white house and they learned about that. the secret service learned about it -- perhaps months later when an attendant found these bullets. it seems like the very first order you have given is, let me know. don't put me on the hot seat of not knowing. i think the committee did the right thing. it began at the right thing of new leadership. we wanted new leadership. you are the new leadership. we want an expert panel. we had an expert panel. now i think we ought to go -- i realize you've not been in place for a ve

along norton square near hannah avenue. and you go through the mid county toll plaza on the northeast extension and a crash at lower providence and one in schuylkill township chester county along 29 state road near pot house road, elsewhere delays are forming on southbound 202 with speeds in the teens as you travel by route 29, in wilmington a wreck near centerville road by big dogs, hoagies and steaks who knew that rick had a hoagie and steak shop in wilmington? >> i closed down ran out of inventory. >>> look at this, philadelphia is one of the worst cities for traffic in america, a company called tom tom released their fifth annual traffic index philadelphia was ranked the 20th worst. and people who drive in rush hour spend three days in traffic this year. >>> still ahead a former jetblue pilot is suing the airline for close to $15 million. >>> and crews are working to inflate the new 6 abc zoo balloon, it will take visitors 400 feet above the zoo for a spectacular zoo. speaking of hot air -- >> hey! a closer look at the

rebecca: eleanor holmes norton said she believes the congressman -- that the mayor is on solid legal footing. today, republican leaders said they are not calling on attorney general eric holder to have the mayor arrested. >> if she is arrested, i will be the first one there to make sure she is bailed out. rebecca: rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. lupita nyong'o lawyers -- kimberly: lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev are questioning his jury trial saying it does not have enough minorities are young people. the judge did not rule on the jury pool motion. he is accused of setting off two bombs at the marathon in 2013, killing three people. he could face the death penalty if convicted. a state department official charged with soliciting a minor in fairfax county. daniel rosen weighs dexter edition -- daniel rosen waived extradition. he exchanged explicit online messages with a detective posing as a minor. he is with the state department's counterterrorism program. he has lost his security clearance. the judiciary committee approved loretto lynch's nomination. if app

miss norton ? >> yes. >> mr. walton. >> yes but i abstain on item on page 34. >> thank you commissioner. >> dr. morosy. >> aye. >> we're on item p consent calendar resolution immediate action there are none. item q first reading none tonight. our board member proposals none tonight. the board member's report standing committees we have already heard from the report of the committee as a whole so i would like to ask commissioner joe to provide a report of the meeting of march 13th. >> thank you so the rules committee met and we had two major items we actually had an informational and one was on the vaccination policy and so we've asked the staff we've looked at the vaccination policies that we have and the csba model policies and asked the staff to bring us a recommendation for what changes we would want to make if any to our own policies and that will be forthcoming at the next meeting and we began to look at the legislative issues so you all should have gotten that packet that had the agenda of the rules committ

we can be proud of the fact that we see voyager airplanes flying out of brize norton. we can be proud of the fact that we are building two aircraft carriers. we can be proud of the fact that we have got the type 45 destroyers. we can be proud of the fact that submarines are rolling out of his constituency and into the seas of the atlantic to keep our country safe. sir william cash: last year my right honorable friend strongly supported my bill, which became the international development act 2014, to protect women and girls from female genital mutilation and similar abominations. my amendment on report to the serious crime bill to protect young girls and women at risk from fgm in this country gained 272 votes. there were many deliberate abstentions, but it was defeated by a three-line coalition whip. following a letter from the minister before the report stage, several matters remained unresolved. i tried to intervene but i was not allowed to do so. will my right honorable friend write to me to explain how these young girls and women will be fully protected under the gu

norton junior with the seahawks norton junior with the seahawks.f anybody knows what he can do it would be junior. agreeing to terms with junior who leads the redskins. grew if you please danville. went to san ramone valley high. college change of pace running back and catch the ball out of the back field. now day one of free agency brought some stunning deals some head scratching move seahawks like they need to get better, right. they acquire pro bowl tight end gram from new orleans. safe to say with graham on the field won't ever ever throw a slam at the one yard again and may throw fake pattern to a guy who is one of the toughest in the league to cover. down around the end zone. so big and strong. graham fourth round pick to seattle seahawks give up all pro center unger as well as the first round draft pick no. 31 over all in round 1. in the 5 season with the saints graham had more reception receiving yard and receiving touch down than any other tight end in the team history. and if you could figure out what is going on in philadelphia with kell

eleanor holmes norton wants them to stop that. let the kids sled at least this one last time for what may be the last good snow of the season. >>> we're learning new details about a man who police say led them on a lunchtime chase in the middle of a normally quiet arlington neighborhood. he's in custody tonight facing a number of charges including assault on an officer. news4's pat collins has the story. >> reporter: police out tonight looking for a pellet gun that a suspect said he tossed from a car as he was leading the cops on a bizarre chase through this quiet barton street neighborhood. it took some time but police finally got their man. and they searched him head to toe right there on the spot. now, it all began when an officer pulled over this chrysler car for running a red light. it didn't go well. >> when the officer approached the vehicle and made contact with the suspect, the suspect appeared to be a little squirmish, something wasn't right. the officer was leaning inside the vehicle. suspect floor it's. >> reporter: he

norton airforce base was here for a long time and investments in aviation and infrastructure we havee whether it be a passenger terminal or maintenance hangers or even a runway you flew in on are lasting improvements that provide over time employment opportunities which is exactly why these organizations and these communities came together to undertake this base closure effort. >> reporter: an effort that cost more than $220 million. and although taxpayers didn't have an opportunity to vote on the airport conversion plan they did help pay for it. local tax money paid for both the international terminal which cost close to $23 million and the domestic terminal which cost more than $100 million. federal dollars paid for runway improvements and other airport upgrades. today there is some activity at the airport, the sheriff's department relocated its air fleet here and maintenance facilities and distribution centers and a fixed base operation for private jets but the passenger terminal has yet to take off. in fact, the only commercial use for it has been well for commercials and movies.

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. >> thank you very much so roll call vote will take place in section o commissioner norton asked toe involved in the commission subject we'll postpone that until it she is on her way if it's okay to proceed with the rest of the agenda item on board members proposals speakers and action no one tonight and we will move to j request to speak regarding general matters. >> excuse me. dr. murase on item 8 i wonder where to entertain a conversation about poisoning this until another time to inadequately go through the proposal shall i wait until the proposal is heard i hate for the committee to have to wait a long time for that so - >> i suggest we have this discussion when i call the item h and we'll be able to participate in that conversation. >> so we are on item j request to speak regarding general matters i have 4 speakers (calling names) two minutes for each speaker. >> reverend brown. >> reverend brown if you could please proceed. >> would you kindly exit quickly so we can precede with the rest of our meeting thank you reverend brown two minutes please. madam chair and members of th

march i asked commissioner norton to say something. >> my daughter think appreciated so much what you did. >> congratulations public utilities next on wants agenda is student delegates report. >> thank you, dr. murase good evening commissioner president murase and temple superintendant and superintendent carranza march this date march 6 which is a friday from 9:30 to 3:30 which is located other mason the wells policy last night the s a.c.t. has the wonderful opportunity to provide entity for the policy initiative team we would like to thank mark and others for a great presentation we look forward to continue working with this special committee next is the l cap student engagement we're finalizing the student fbi question inform provide for all our constituents to get a better feel and quality of service this field gives thank you. >> okay. so last night the fcc vementd demonstrated a hands-on training facilitated by the american heart did i say that wrong - >> american heart association there is they were able to witness and see the cpr by a coach fac fund-raising is interesting in th

. >> commissioner norton you have my announcements. >> i do actually, i wanted to announce a event that's happening this saturday that maybe of interest to the school community setting goals for the playground the design forum on mission playground the doors on american people 9:00 a.m. and at 9:30 you can rsvp and really the event to answer the question to gather of the input the playgrounds should give our children we want families and kids anyone that is interested in the topic in partnership with our rec and park department thank you ms. fewer i want to congratulate mr. steel. >> and the victimized on create a new family all congratulations and wish him the best and the family the best and try not to keep you late to those meetings so you can return home mr. steel we wish you the best and on behalf of the board congratulations to you (clapping) >> thank you thank you very much i really appreciate that. >> two announcements on thursday i don't have the right date lincoln lois lane high school will be celebrating it's 21st brotherhood assembly eye i hope high colleagues will be able to