while there, he met two elderly sisters, catherine and cordelia norton. the last surviving members of an old texas family that made millions mining granite. the two sisters never married and lived in a large mansion while running separate businesses. 75-year-old catherine was the younger of the two. >> her nickname was girlie. she was very frilly, very lady-like. >> catherine ran a flower shop and met tim scoggin while he was working for a local funeral home. 83-year-old cordelia was a beer distributor and a cattle rancher. >> she was rough. she had a man-style hair cut. she wore khaki clothes and she could cuss better than any sailor you ever saw. >> as scoggin got to know the sisters, he spent increasing amounts of time doing their chores, cooking for them, he acted as their driver and helped them with their medications. >> they were lonely. they needed someone to talk to them. they needed someone to care for them. and that's what he did. and they trusted him just like a son. >> he was at their beck and call. he would drive them anywhere, take them to t

one more issue water bubbling up out of the road at east norton, chopper 6 heading to the scene colonial drive at dekalb pike. >> breaking this morning we're learning about the templey -- temple university student knock off her bike. police have the car not yet the driver. katherine scott is outside temple university hospital gathering details, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam that's right the victim remains in the hospital in critical condition. i did speak with her father this morning, he said that his daughter was set to graduate next week a goalie on the temple lacrosse team and criminal justice major with a dream to become a police officer. her father sailed she was riding her her bike on the way to study for finals when this happened. the search is on for the driver. this happened around 7:00 p.m. in north philadelphia. she was riding her mountain bike when the silver mitts it is bieber -- mitsubishi hit her. witnesses say the vehicle briefly stopped and sped west on diamond and north on broad. >> the vehicle was occupied by three males appear to be three young males te

norton. >> yes. >> mr. walton no. >> ms. wynns. >> i dr. murase and no fails someone no, we have not voted and debate so the debate goes on we continue. >> oh, i thought we were voting on calling that you were calling the question. >> it is a motion to end debate. >> and that's what i did i moved we end up debate. >> i thought wisp voting on the resolution so call it again. >> you threw us off you voted yes. >> i was voting. >> i move to call for the question to end the debate. >> second. >> okay. >> ms. fewer to end debate yes. >> can we legal can you please tells you. >> you're voting now to end the debate the debate is over then the question will be called or there will be a motion to send to committee one or the other will happen. >> after we stop talk it won't go straight to vote or do you want to go to committee. >> i guess you have 3 options you're not going to postpone that something has to happen with the resolution that is before the board only two things is it what happen it can be voted up and down or a commissioner can moved an

and the fact that norton invests in a project like this and puts it, as skip says, in the high schools and colleges, is crucial, but it is crucial also to go beyond that realm and say, "look, american literature is far more than hemmingway and mark twain." american literature is made of a number of different chambers, a number of different paths, and we can approach it from different perspectives. literature in the end is a mirror of how society has been seeing itself across time, and when you enter skip's anthology or when you enter the latino anthology, you're able to navigate through time and see the complexity of... of many moments that are coming together. >> hinojosa: all right, so let's start with... because there's a lot of history here and we want to cover a lot of things, but so what... what is an important moment in time for the both of you that where latino and african american literature kind of intersect? and before we get to the present, so an important moment in history? >> well, i can think of two: 1885 up to the turn of the century, many cuban intellectuals such as jo

norton. ms. norton: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i don't know how to describe what we've seen here. boys gone wild. out of sight, out of mind. what we do know and what most concerns me is how these prostitutes were funded. we are -- it looks like we have implicated taxpayer funds, that some may have come out of official funds and some out of cartel funds. it's hard for me to know which is worse. but it does seem pretty clear that we may be dealing to be sure with a cultural problem but with a cultural problem that has -- is so deep that it is now a problem of corruption. and i say that because i'm looking at some of the excerpts from the reports where apparently there were corroborating witness. some of this is so eye popping i want to ask for your response. i won't ask why you don't fire people because i understand when the state -- that's the united states or any of its agents is an actor then due process, of course, requires you to go through certain processes. after all those processes are put there by the congress of the united

norton parklet ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much the next item on the agenda is instill procedures to support stanford university middle schools for the school of arts by rachel norton is there is a motion and a second. >> i move second. >> this item will be referred to budget and services and the curriculum program committee i have two speakers roberta 0 hernandez and another gentleman a minute and a half. >> does this have a budget impact should e this should go to budgets we don't have an additional need. >> i'm sorry, i thought it it was referred to curriculum. >> mr. hernandez thank you very much for your patience. >> hello commissioners pretty late; right? first of all, i want to tell you for those who don't know me, i'm a parent in public schools and i also am with the eviction and i'm also represent the county of san francisco i believe this is way overdue having been this has been around for 3 that years for many years we've taught and collaborated with schools and middle school and

reporting live in east norton, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> 5:15.important meeting happening today on iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry will meet with his iranian counterpart today for their first face-to-face meeting. this comes as they try to reach a comprehensive agreement by the end of june. >>> the supreme court will hear arguments on same-sex marriage this week. they'll hear cases from ohio michigan kentucky tennessee. marriage bans were upheld by federal appeals courts. the supreme court will hear whether same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. >>> later this morning, thousands of people are expected to attend the funeral of the baltimore man who died from injuries he received in police custody. mourners will pay respect to 25-year-old freddie gray today. he suffered spinal injuries without receiving treatment. now there are three investigations by the city the justice department and the state which is due to report on friday. >> we want to do everything we can to learn from this incident so we never have to

norton commissioner wynns dr. murase it's 6 i's. >> congratulations (clapping). >> we have quite a bit of business remaining so thank you all for coming out tonight in support of gateway if you could kwoel espouse users we have quite a few agenda items the next item on the agenda the wing policies was moved and seconded on april 22nd may s i have a report under the rules committee. >> we had acquit an expensive discussion excluding a lot of really good debt testimony from the community health director in support of that this is a kind of next generation wellness policy i want to point out somebody motive have to tell me whether or not this is appropriate you'll see in the agenda underlined material which has been addressed and bans the committees discussions and kind of collaborating process we agreed an clarifications and added things we wanted in the policy since that time i've excuses things i felt was not clarified enough so we came up with language which i will submit as an amendment with the support of staff

delegate eleanor holmes norton is calling attention to a historic day for d.c. as she advocates for statehood for district of columbia. it's emancipation day when president lincoln freed americans enslaved in the district. today norton took to the house floor to say district residents are denied full rights of citizenship. >> in the district of columbia we commemorate d.c. emancipation day not only to honor our forebearers, but to demand equal treatment from our country for the citizens who live in the nation's capital. >> norton plans to give a second house floor speech tomorrow and a third on thursday which is emancipation day. >>> it was 150 years ago tonight that president ling only was shot at the ford's theater. he died the very next morning. the theater is commemorating the anniversary with special tours, panel discussions and performances and tonight the theater will host a tribute performance followed by a candlelight vigil tomorrow morning at the very moment lincoln died 7:22. the national park service will host a wreath laying ceremony. at 8 a.m. bell

this norton: in other words, fraudulent budgets. ms. leonhart: yes, on behalf of the colombian police. ms. norton: you can't wash the hands of the office -- this is a corroborating witness who stated that the operational budgets were presented to the dea to cover operational expenses. it doesn't seem to me that you can wash your hands of that, or that they could have washed their hands. as someone looked back at how these funds were extended during this. period so you can lay out exactly what happened? part of the problem here is that the committee -- it has taken so long because you had no policy. you can tell me, this was 2003 and 2004 if i was there i would want to know exactly what happened to make sure wasn't happening now. ms. leonhart: one part of the investigation was to go through and audit and to do just that. ms. norton: from that period? ms. leonhart: yes, from that period of time. this norton: we understand from one of these corroborating witnesses -- he hired prostitutes, this is what the corroborating witness said. he wou

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 bayview not limited to a application and whereas pursuant california education code the board of education district is in receipt of th

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

norton parklet ms. wynns drumming that's unanimous congratulations (clapping) we have running to item c recognized and resolutions maximizations. >> i'd like to call to the podium our supervisor the physical to give the service award. >> evening superintendent it's my great pleasure to announce this special service award recipient christen was nominated been a coworker for positive support of colleagues and christine spent hours working with the middle school supporting 55 classroom teachers and knows each one by names and knows their children's names and the schools and dedicated to supporting them her expertise and sense of humor have brauth brought departments together to implement the 15 education programs i'd like to take this moment to recognize the teachers that have come here today to honor christen i offer my congratulations. >> thank you, kristin for all you do for the district our students and families (clapping). >> i'm truly humbled by this award i get do work with thrilled physical educato

norton no polluting >> dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> thank you, very much. to staff and to the peace k ak a rich decision we'll be back april 14th and our superintendent carranza >> just for clarity for all of the community and for staff then we will we will be submitting the budget without the board approval for the applying for the requirements and understanding we will come back on april 14th not august april 14th with version 3.0 but sorry folks i know everybody has been here a long time next week is spring break i want to be clear i've directed my staff to take spring break no one will be here that's one less week to work on version. >> can we add when we submittal that the board had been month to month on april 14th. >> i'm sorry director lee. >> thank you commissioner president murase that's fine commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell for us to say a little bit more than there's will be an amendment to say the timing exactly so i think that is not he'll done i want to say in terms of what happened the superintendent alludes to now and the 14th alike lecturer

norton parklet ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much and next it item p consent calendar served and immediate action as a reminder this is a let's see - on page one hundred 6 of the agenda item one 44 dash 14 case 3 and i'd like to i'm going to turn it over to the superintendent. >> thank you commissioner president murase so we have present and chief of the human resources monique vascular is for potential questions the board may have. >> colleagues commissioner wynns commissioner fewer i have comments i want to make one i want to actually i'm not sure but certainly in the back up material you've sent use it referred to our having it partnership with teachers of america since 2008, in fact, we had a partnership starting in 2008 that was we served our relationship from teachers of america disagreement over the teachers of america interims we didn't want them only places in local schools and superintendent garcia asked us to try again so i just want my colleagues to understand this was not a contin

norton polluting ms. wynns dr. murase. >> 7 i's thank you very much. (clapping.) the next item on the agenda did board members proposals no one tonight and following that is item j request to speak regarding general matters i have 5 speaker cards again one minute i'm sorry, i have 8 speakers on this item again one minute per person let me call the names (calling names) please come forward to the podium. >> good evening president of the school board and commissioners on behalf of of the filipino educators of san francisco we innovative i to attend our awards stwlip u scholarship on thursday evening may 7 this year we will be it will be the fourth scholarship program under the international housing our organization is established the scholarship award for students grading with a 3 point zero to support them and their families going to other colleges our students have been accepted to community colleges they can be productive citizens in our community the student that applied for the scholarships are diverse representing the city high schools and the filipino educato

we have commissioner walton and sxhaen and commissioner norton and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >>hank you commissioner president murase so i want to preference my statements i don't building that all things tsa are bad but i have some major concerns first, i take issue with the model two years as some of our sites we need the teachers to stick around to grow the program and change the school i think the model sets us up for failure i've spoken to tsa and talked about the suggestions i think they have 2:00 o'clock with their model as the innovate model but it doesn't work for me and my thoughts in san francisco at this time. >> without name schools i happen know tsa teachers but they're not at those schools their legally o leaving they're going to other district and schools and have great access but to the something we forbode to support in terms of making drastically changes in the things we're going to do and for me it is not enough proposed educators to make the argument that this is going to help us fill vacancies it's not enough we've been averaging 15 we're talking about 24 t

. >> 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

holmes norton, for the purpose of unanimous consent request. ms. norton: i thank the gentleman. i ask unanimous consent to insert my statement in the record that the house should focus on america's priorities instead of resuming the attack on women's health. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from california, mrs. torres, for the purpose of unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. torres: thank you. i ask for unanimous consent to insert my statement for the record that the house should focus on the real priorities of americans instead of another attack on women's health. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i would like to yield to the gentlelady from michigan for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. mrs. dingell: thank you. i ask unanimous consent to insert my statement into the record, that the house should focus on the real priorities of working men and women, instead of another attack on women's health care. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlelady f

would you like to respond. >> i have one more comment after that. >> thank you commissioner norton we agree to some stent checks that have been written that will come due in the coming years as part of development process staff has begun to put numbers to all the priorities identified by the industry currently and in previous years and that will be part ever our discussion as we engage in the budget of the 2015-2016 school year a preview we need to hold our breath some difficult decisions to make in terms of the investments we've promised and the actual resources to fulfill all those promises that recalculation and the staff has started to bring that conversation first. >> yeah. i think that you know we have vision 2025 a lot of board strategy inches of initiatives we've put in place and many of the promises and the policy discussion we've made about the language program were made well ahead of the broader strategic priorities i think that many times let's calibrated what i we're going and are we still has our equality lens we have to resharpen the lens bring out the checkbook superin

norton: from that period? ms. leonhart: yes, from that period of time. this norton: we understand from one of these corroborating witnesses -- he hired prostitutes, this is what the corroborating witness said. he would pay the girls to come to the party, and the agents would pay the girls directly for any sex they wanted. he was getting prostitutes for these 15-20 parties. one of the dea agents in colombia had to crack down on the agents who were on the cartels, who were given funds to pay for the parties. mr. chaffetz: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. leonhart: that is what is so appalling about this. although the agents didn't know the corrupt police were getting money from the traffickers. they were on their payroll using that money for the prostitutes. mr. chaffetz: i thank the gentlewoman. mr. hice: thank you. mr. horowitz, you noted that during the interview, some in your office staff were evidently told that dea employees were under the impression that they were not to discuss information regarding open cases. do you know who provided that

norton explained about how the contributions of servicemen and women in d.c.ho fought in foreign wars are going unrewarded. >> thousands of have died all without a vote and yet they had secured the vote everywhere they went. to this day 2015 almost 125 years after lincoln freed the first slave in the district of columbia the residents of the district of columbia are still not free. >> norton has long been a proponent of d.c. statehood and is calling for congress to stop meddling in the affairs of local budgets. >>> today marks the 1 year anniversary of the historic kidnapping by boco haram. the islamic militants abducted nearly 300 nigerian school girls. some of the kidnapped girls managed to escape. the fate of the others, though, still not known. >>> 20 people are recovering from minor injuries after an asiana airlines plane skidded off the runway in western japan. officials say the skid caused sparks, no flames and the plane may have touched a structure at the airport before landing. all 74 passengers were evacuated through escape chutes. >>> passengers on

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 lose no more people. >> reporter: phone calls to the city have not been returned. the driver is cooperating with police. in vallejo, tiffany wilson abc7 news. >>> a san francisco police officer was hurt in a car crash today. it temporarily sent a real panic through the department. i'll explain why. it happened just before noon at 8th and harrison streets in the city's so

tonight comedian jim norton is here. another white house.lus the top three most dangerous hotspots in the world. hillary right up an endorsement sure to make bill jealous, hookers for hillary. i'm kennedy. ♪ kennedy: hello. the exact words in the obituary, the family respectfully asks that you do not vote for hillary clinton in 2016. the granddaddy of all comics he joins me tonight. comedy special contextually inaccurate appearing this friday at 10:00 p.m. i no what i'm going to be doing. >> that's exactly right. going to your watches in the tub. so, what so, what do you think of a guy who uses his obituary as a platform. killing all the relatives. >> obviously, you know, once someone is dead i don't want to hear what they have to say about politics, but i would give the wrong recommendation. once i die i want everyone miserable. so i would probably cannot whatever the recommendation i leave will be the wrong one. kennedy: people say, when i go, don't mourn don't mourn my passing. sing a song, dance a jig. you really just want people to be -

and next to me is comedian jim norton. his new stand up special airs friday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on epix and epixhd.com. i can't recommend it higher. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> president obama has disappointed a per coshes second grader. an 8-year-old peter penned a letter to the first lady michelle obama, about ketchup at school. the letter obtained states dear michelle obama, i think you should rethink your idea that takes us to one ketchup packet per meal. i feel it is taking away from our prism toward america -- patriotism toward america. and i think you should stop doing nothing and send troops to the middle east. i also think your husband needs to work on his speeches and he disuh ponted millions of -- disappointed millions by not bombing syria. thousands of people's homes were destroyed by isis in the middle east. you should also get the u.n to send troops to ukraine. also may i ask you, is the white house comfortable? signed a concerned 8-year-old citizen, peter. now jim who has a special coming out and i can't wait to see it, you have read a

>>reporter: now norton is on a mission. >> we need a light near traffic light right there. because we already lost 2 people. first was then-year-old boy. >>reporter: in 2010 isaac stepped into the parkway crosswalk. he too was fatally hit. >> we thought after that maybe they would have done something then. they didn't do nothing. >>reporter: today the neighborhood mourn, many also want to see the city make changes to the busy intersection. >> something needs to change not only in the intersection here but throughout throughout the area in vallejo. >>reporter: pretty dangerous. i stopped taking my kids to the waterfront because, you know, waterfront because, you know sometimes the cars won't even stop. >> when you no more people. >>reporter: phone calls to the city not returned. the driver of the vehicle is cooperating with police. but this doesn't make it any easier on the loved ones. she was taken too soon. tiffany wilson abc 7 news vallejo. >> san brown 0mayor turning up the heat on the california public utility commission as the agency decides what to do with historic fa

delegate ella more homes norton is calling on congress to take action and should pass a bill that would create local task force on policing. it would also equip more officers with body cameras. norton introduced the bill last month. >>> today a judge will decide whether a woman arrested for trying to join isis will be allowed bail. the 30-year-old has been in custody since her arrest on friday. prosecutors say thomas was prepareing to fly to spain with hopes of reaching syria. take a look at video showing the aftermath 6 an incidentof an incident. target appeared to be local go. leaders and rebel groups. >>> a fire on a boat off of thailand, a 12-year-old girl died. police are working to figure out why that fire started. they say the girl who died was trapped in a bathroom stall when it happened. more than 100 others were on board and they were taken to safety. >>> one of the nation's largest suppliers of hiv and medical care is now being a couples of scamming medicare and medicaid. it alleges the company paid pli yeets and patients kick backs for patient federals. sofficials, $100 bonu

. >>> you last saw the actor edward norton in a comedy sketch on "saturday night live" there. he's part of a group that opposes the natural gas drilling become known as fracking. maryland lawmakers are set to consider two fracking bills. governor larry hogan says he'll take a good hard look at any legislation that passes. edward norton grew up in columbia maryland. >>> the jury has begun deliberations in the murder trial of aaron hernandez. the former new england patriots player is accused of killing the boyfriend of his fiancee's sister. two others are charged in the murder. they pleaded not guilty and will be tried later. in closing arguments, hernandez's lawyer acknowledged his client saw a man being killed but called hernandez a 23-year-old kid who didn't know what to do. prosecutors told jurors if they look at the evidence they'll find hernandez guilty. >>> we are staying on top of our breaking news. the power is starting to come back after thousands across the area lost it in a widespread outage today. more of our coverage as this story unfold. >>> it's a new app that go

norton polluting ms. wynns dr. murase santa monica and mr. chin thank you. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance thank you very much next item on the agenda is approval of board minutes none tonight before i call the next item i'd like to remind did members of the p

. >> reporter: and goddard management told us they're easting up their east norton location between 1:00 and 4:00 today to meet with families to talk about other child care options. so what is behind the sudden closure of this blue bell location? i'm take a looking through some court documents that may have the answer and i'll have that coming up in the next half hour. >>> in camden county a star high school football player is dead after a shooting and police are trying to find who pulled the trigger. someone shot and killed 18-year-old jamir bullard yesterday morning. the linebacker was hoping to play college football and was being recruited by temple university. the teen was walking to the store with his younger cousin just a block from his house when gunfire erupted. bullard was hit, but managed to get his cousin to safety. crews then rushed bullard to the hospital, but he died a short time later. >> he always was a good kid. >> police do not know what sparked the violence and are continuing to investigate. >>> police in mercer county are investigating a quadruple shooting that hap

5 minutes who has not been called on yet that's right i'm going to do a slow reading the exterior norton and very nice good outfit. >> (clapping.) thank you thank you hail to the good citizens of the enclosure empire i bring to you the folks and special operation whereas marks the one hundred and 9 anniversary of a great san francisco earthquake and fire the denying moment if our magnificent city whereas we're gathered if the cities biggest areas to honor the survivors of that most terrible today is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak that we normally the first by grace of god empire of the united states and protector of mexico declare many it april day the one hundred and 9th day to be earthquake remembrance day and order and direct all citizens of the empire to prepare the next tumbler that will occur. >> hipaa high blood pressure horror raw. >> a 4 minute warning to the beverages we're going to do a nice count down anything else liley. >> is sherry oliver up here. >> that's a great outfit look at this outfit sherry oliver is wearing are you going to be singing that's not

delegate norton is now calling on congress it take action. she says lawmakers should pass a bill that would create local task forces on policing. it would also put more police officers with bed cameras. norton introduced the bill last month. >>> right now a french television network is working to regain control after being hacked by a group claiming intelligence oral allegiance to hackers. they cut transmission of 11 channels and took over its websites and social media accounts. the channel's director says the attack is still ongoing. the network has restored its signal but with can himcan only broadcast recorded programs. they are making every effort to return to normal. >>> today marks exactly 150 years since a major moment in american history. in 1865 general robert e. lee surrendered to the north at the bottle of appomattox courthouse in the civil war. this afternoon the federal city brass band will perform at a special ceremony at the arlington courthouse -- rather the arlington house in arlington national cemetery. lee lived there befor

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locomotive, the engineers had to wear gas masks because you have one tunnel almost 2 miles long between norton and the other side of the hill near truckee. >> they said let's put it up front. they can see better. >> reporter: by the 1950s the automobile was king and air travel had put yet another nail in the coffin of train passenger service. also in the 1950s the steam locomotive would give way to the diesel engine. with the steam engine gone, a romantic era in train travel would come to a sad and quiet end. >> still to come on a second look, there was a time when the area had an elaborate efficient train system that took riders wherever they wanted to go. what ever became of the key system. >> and later. >> for the past two days, the passengers have been overcome by snow. >> stranded in a train in the 1950s. >>> welcome back to a second look. southern pacific wasn't the only game in town when it came to getting around the bay area. there was a rival system that ran commuter trains on the lower deck of the bay bridge and pretty much carried people all over the east bay. it was called the key

norton polluting ms. wynns dr. murase santa monica and mr. chin thank you. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance thank you very much next item on the agenda is approval of board minutes none tonight before i call the next item i'd like to remind did members of the public if you wish to address the board of education tonight, you need to complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and presented to executive assistant ms. casco according to the rules and regulations speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board and next the superintendent report truth. >> thank you, dr. murase i'd like to talk about the stated core mass implementation and common core algebra class one here in san francisco as an yicht on april 11th the san francisco unified school district administered the cc ss algebra eligibility came to seven hundred students will will be 9 the grader for standards in grade a math if a student passes the examine they'll be placed in dbi try in ninth grade if not proficient they'll be enrolled in algebra o

delegate eleanor holmes norton said security needs to be reviewed but she cautioned against taking any extreme measures. >> for one thing i want to make sure of is we don't overreact. i think that this man without meaning to has provided us with a practice opportunity. >> now, norad did not know doug hughes was in restricted air space until he had already landed. they say he was able to do that by flying low enough to be undetected by radar. while lawmakers debate security, doug hughes is headed back to his home state of florida. hughes is facing several restrictions while he awaits trial. he is banned from returning to d.c. unless it's for a court appearance. he will be on home detention and has to wear an electronic monitoring device. hughes facing a maximum of four years in prison for operating an unregistered aircraft and flying into protected air space. meanwhile, the reporter who documented it for "tampa bay times" is defending the way his paper handled the story. >> twe did -- we did our due diligence in terms of getting to know him. we were comfortable with the fact that the se

nick: liz norton has been in court every day. her two sons were injured in the bombing and had 50 surgery cents. >> he could've walked away when he saw the little kids. he didn't. nick: do you think he should be put to death? >> i do. nick: in the second phase of the trial the jury will determine if dzhokhar tsarnaev should pay with his life. nick bryant, bbc news, boston. >> for more on the verdict i spoke in boston a short time ago. what has the reaction been? >> it has been an emotional trial from start to finish. effectively really the moments after the bomb exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon. a group of survivors they gave their reactions. they said they were grateful for the outcome. it was not a happy occasion but it brought them one step closer to closure. >> how will the sentence be decided? >> the same jury will be called back as early as next week where they will listen to witnesses and be presented with fresh evidence. the defense will argue mitigating circumstances they hope that will spare dzhokhar t

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

if you're heading toward 202 into east norton there's a disabled vehicle at colonial drive, still have a little bit of overnight construction in a few spots despite the camp conditions, one being on the ramps connecting the turnpike with mid county. warnings of a couple of other crews coming later today. working in king of prussia henderson road by 202. they started tearing that up with milling work that will continue today. watch out for restrictions at trooper road at audubon no issues along 422 with speeds at this point in the mid 50s. let's grab the ipad and do the commuter report early on this friday morning with the waze app. yesterday we had problems with i-95 in new castle county delaware. we see a vehicle stopped on the shoulder speeds looking good, as you travel from christiana to wilmington, along i-95. >> this is new video of a tornado touching down in western oklahoma. the twister didn't hit any major structures tornados were reported in texas and kansas. more severe weather is heading toward tornado alley today. >>> a woman faces charges after attacking a long island teac