-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: i thank mr. chaffetz for the way he has run the committee and with respect to thr controversial legislation and has allowed members to speak and very civil on both sides. i would like to offer that i have already read the text of -- the text of d.c. law that exempts both religious and political organizations from limiting employment. in the way that other mes must. that they may have, based on their religious views and their political views, pro-life organizations are protected, churches are protected. the citation, the continuous citation of the former mayor and the former attorney general would make you think they were still in office. the council did in fact look once again at their objections, finding that their objections had already been taken care of in prior d.c. law. the council then jamsly passed the bill again. the only reason we were told that the insurance matter is still outstanding it's painful when you hear that, the only reason it isn't final law is because the district of columb

norton: again, mr. garamendi, you have my thanks and you should have the thanks of this entire house. i'm glad you closed with the program you did. you talked about ports. because in the grow america act is a multimodele, this is the first time it's ever been in the transportation bill, multi module freight program. you gave an example. multimodele, because we're trying to make sure that rail and highway and port projects are coordinated together, that's the efficient use of transportation, here on the east coast, panama canal. now you have every single port trying to get that business. and you have the private sector investing like mad in railroads because they want that business. and the buses want that business. the private sector, mr. garamendi, is doing its job. you can't in fact in the states do the ports and the freight all by yourself. or with the private sector alone. so this bill growth america act brings it all -- the grow america act, brings it all the together, gives us for the first time s

norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's we're on item p the consent calendar for the board discussion and immediate action i believe that adrenalins served two items. >> thank you commissioner president murase i served two items and one of them if you noticed this is the number of off-street contracts on the agenda they go from k-2 that to k 80 and so i wanted to thank you for the opportunity and the other item i severed on page 7 by 7 i guess but it doesn't matter it is the one of the same kind of a contract but for summary and other you it is the supplemental fund it looks like the same funding that's why i raised a question are we spend money with we could be expanding after-school program capacity and other source of funding but i'm assured that is not true there's a separate allocation for supplemental out of school time from the state that's what we are using for the summer programs some are evening summer vacations one references a saturday program but i really want to take the opportunities are we m

norton smith: well, it's a great question.lots of americans who were french sympathizers in their politics. remember, from the very early days, in the washington administration, europe was at war and there were lots of americans remembering france's assistance during the revolution who sympathized with the french revolution. in fact, one of the great stories about elizabeth monroe we've talked, we probably shouldn't ground the time they spent in france. host: we'll do that in the next section. mr. norton smith: ok. then i'll save the story for that. host: ok. in fact, why don't we move on to that after this call from mark from los angeles and we'll look at her pre-white house years. you're on the air. welcome. mark: please tell us about her relationship with the lafayettes. host: ok. ok, well, thanks very much. that's the story. mr. preston: be careful with this. ok. ok. so, why were they in france? the monroes were in france in mid-1790s. james had been appointed us minister to france. they arrived in paris a week after robes

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

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> (clapping) thank you very much. >> the next item on the agenda is item f public comment on consent calendar i have none item g the consent calendar i need a motion and second on the consent calendar. >> move the consent calendar arrest second. >> thank you. >> any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendant. >> superintendant. >> yes. dr. murase two on page 92 should be marked non-retroactive and the dates changed to 2015 and next on page h 90 there the code should be placed the following words pending 2015-2016 budget approval. >> thank you, mr. steel any items removed for first reading by the board seeing none any items served by the board of superintendant for deduction or vote seeing none, no one oh. >> i'd like to sever k 21 on page 24 and page 16 i'm severing two of the contracts off-street parking one for summer supplemental to talk about the issue you you know there is nothing wrong with those contracts i want to make that clear. >> thank you there will

norton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> the next item that was served partnership agreement with the new teacher project. >> roll call vote. >> pressuring mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns no dr. murase 6 i's excuse me. i have a list ever questions there are 10 questions may i forward them to you to respond to those questions and get the responds to the entire board specifically about this grant. >> yes. >> thank you. >> great we have a closed session after this i hope we'll conclude that for the first reading adoption of structural materials and intimate placement no speaker cards on this item is there any well, there's no discussion on the first reading so thank you, mr. santos i will just move on item r paroles for the first reading teaching students to save lives and commissioner fewer and there are no speaker cards on this item we just q no speaker cards this item will be referred to budget and business services and the curriculum and program committee item s board mem

this past saturday. >> christopher norton.ook at that. >> norton walked across the stage for his college graduation with the help of his fiancee emily summers to whom he popped the question just the day before. the inspiring couple is going to join us live this morning on "fox & friends" coming up in the 8:00 hour. >> gosh that can bring a tear to your eye. >> congratulations to them both. >> the time is 26 after the top of the hour. lava erupting for the first time in decades the worry this could endanger the ecosystem. >> we can go ahead and butter our toast. have an omelette this morning. major moves that makes us healthier for us. >> with butter in the omelette? >> oh yeah. you're clean. bam! charmin ultra strong cleans so much better it meets even the highest standards of clean. with a soft duraclean texture, charmin ultra strong is 4 times stronger. and you can use up to 4x less. charmin ultra strong. excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of m

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase ms. sonata and mr. chin oh, he's not here please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> before we begin as superintendant has a announcement. >> it dr. murase we'll be withdrawing the resolution pathways to unified school district interim and careers it will be placed on a future board meeting approval of the minutes no one before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if you wish to address the board of education a person can completely a card and present to ms. casco according the board rules and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board we have many many groups and a rather public comment list i'll be asking the groups addressing the same topic to limit their comments to 10 minutes we video quite a few groups and item b presentations to the board of education the superintendants report mr. superintendant. >> thank you, dr. murase i'd like to unfortunately, this evening start my remarks by asking for a moment of silence ems many students cro

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 ms. wynns no arrest dr. murase. >> no arrest had i's thank you all for participating in the discussions i want to espouse our student delegate thank you ms. sonata vote on the consent calendar was moved and seconded under section f roll call please. on the consent calendar with the expectation of page 42a ms. sonata on the consent calendar. >> you're still here ms. fewer if i could ask. >> if you could please taco your conversation out to the fire. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell and there were no k that were retroactive. >> ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase and next t is consent calendar served for board discussion and immediate action commissioner fewer and commissioner wynns had an action served. >> i served this is there someone to respond to. >> yes. this is a no, this is a different one. >> this is page 42 42a. >> yeah. >> is this sf a. >> this is memorandum p with cal state. >> that is 44 a. >> right. >> hers is 44 a's so i pulled this item because i want to show you this is an e

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

. >> christopher norton. [ applause ] >> reporter: there is something tangible about the power of love. look no further than commencement at decorah, iowa's, luther college. the determination palpable, the tears plenty. >> it was scary making that sort of goal when you don't know if you can do it, if it's going to work out. but i knew i had to do it. >> reporter: 23-year-old chris norton was told he'd likely never walk again after he suffered a severe spinal injury playing football. that was in 2010. but the same grit needed in the gridiron would help push him through the arduous hours of rehab. his mind was made up. he was walking that stage to receive his diploma. oh and did i mention he wasn't alone. >> i was so happy and so proud of him. it was the most amazing thing seeing him make his dream come true. >> reporter: emily summers and chris have been dating for nearly two years. a formidable new team. >> we've gone through so many different obstacles and challenges. the fact we can do it together, we can get through anything in life. >> reporter: as graduation approached, chris secr

colonel norton, you are recognized. colonel norton: thank you. thank you to the ranking members and members of the committee. it has been a distinct honor for me to testify on behalf of our 395,000 members for 18 years. my statement includes recommendations on specific bills under the jurisdiction. the leadership and support of the committees and congress for our nation's veterans has been very gratifying to us, especially over the last 13 years of war. we thank you for all of our nation's military. i will begin with the challenges veterans face accessing the a care. the a has outsourced care for years but the process remains cumbersome for veterans providers, and the v.a.. last year, prior to the choice card program enactment, v.a. spend $5 billion on purchase care. last week's hearings brought into focus the challenges of integrating purchase care into an overall plan for delivering care to all of our nation's veterans. we liken it to a wobbly three layered cake, the first layer is local purchase care contracts previously can layer is the pc th

colonel norton, you are recognized. colonel norton: thank you. thank you to the ranking members and members of the committee. it has been a distinct honor for me to testify on behalf of our 395,000 members for 18 years. my statement includes recommendations on specific bills under the jurisdiction. the leadership and support of the committees and congress for our nation's veterans has been very gratifying to us, especially over the last 13 years of war. we thank you for all of our nation's military. i will begin with the challenges veterans face accessing the a care. the a has outsourced care for years but the process remains cumbersome for veterans providers, and the v.a.. last year, prior to the choice card program enactment, v.a. spend $5 billion on purchase care. last week's hearings brought into focus the challenges of integrating purchase care into an overall plan for delivering care to all of our nation's veterans. we liken it to a wobbly three layered cake, the first layer is local purchase care contracts previously can layer is the pc th

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school board member rachel norton wants to put an end to that and most parents agree. >> we need to dealh the kids that are here instead of going outside this. it's not fair to give the slots away. >> he would not have done well at a traditional school. >> linda disagrees. she drives her son from pacifica to the school of the arts where she has thrived. >> if they want to have you know really high level professional pool of kids to draw from then they need to keep the pool open and not close. >> norton is proposing the formation of a task force to study how the selection process is handled and if there are any conflicts. for example, abc 7 news says it also teaches summer courses at the school of performing arts in pacifica. it's been known that he has brought some of that talent to san francisco. in fact pacifica has the largest number of out of town students at the art school with 26. >> just from a best practice standpoint, it's best to have audition panels and have people from inside the school and outside the school making the decisions about what kids deserve admission. >> the boar

my nice norton people are here, including my editor. it has been a lot of fun to do this. what is nice about the norton edition is available you to put footnotes at the bottom of the page, which not all books do. not that i like to over footnote either, by like to have a enough -- a lot of strange names , along the way, i like to introduce them. some of the other people in that -- beecher stoke, frederick douglass. i like try to sample a lot of different views of him to give you a sense of his culture. i wanted to take the opportunity to redo the first paragraph from the book -- read you the first paragraph from the book. i don't think you can probably read that. i will just -- of all great national heroes, lincoln is the only giant. the statement by leo tolstoy is hard to dispute. abraham lincoln is generally recognized as america's greatest president and a central historical figure. i think the reason tolstoy said this and the reason we say this today, and it is loved by both liberal and conservative historians, and i think the reason that is true is because he faced a n

coffman: colonel norton. kohl no norton: there is a proposal in the hopper that would require all military people to go through the g.i. bill education track as part of their tap program. we think that's really important that they have that initial exposure to the importance of education and training opportunities that the g.i. bill affords. another aspect of this issue, i believe, is that d.o.d. is gradually moving forward with getting service members, civilian credentials, and licensing in fields that they are getting trained on on active duty. that's extremely important. so that they will have more options when they come out the door. if you are an avionics repairman on active duty, you should be able to get that civilian license before you leave so at least you have that option moving forward. there is a number of other things that we have recommended in our statement. thank you. >> may i address that, sir? our members are use the g.i. bill at an incredible rate. we worked with many of you to help create

norton: i certainly appreciate the work they do. i think essentially the problem you are facing his getting ahead of risks and threats that may be unbelievable. but that is what the congress and for that matter the public expects you to do. we are fortunate that that gyro copter didn't have a chemical or explosive in it. we know, this is why i have a question first, i believe we know that it was not possible for existing technology that keeps the violation of an airspace that we can go, we can catch a helicopter, we can catch a small plane, but technically do we have the technology to capture wigamadoo's that fly below that airspace is more typical. mr. huerta: radar is filtered so that air traffic controllers can separate traffic in the airspace. this very small aircraft flying through is not something that a controller would ordinarily pick up. in the course of carrying out their aircraft separation activities. ms. norton: i'm not going to ask law enforcement on the ground to do the impossible. what i am going to ask law enforceme

chris norton was told he had a 3% chance to ever walk again.proposed the night before to his now fiance. and he said his mantra, faith, family, and friends. they're both going to join us live later. >> so great to see. they'll be here live. looking forward to that. >> right to the breaking news for the viewers in the west. the waters rising in texas this morning. crews going house to house, rescuing people right now. abc's matt gutman is in houston with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. scenes like this across texas this morning. it's the very areas that have been to meanted by rain and flooding over the past 30 days. they're getting walloped again today. these home flooded. the rain had stopped by a nearby river surged. rescuers on boats helping this woman and this child in a backpack. also overnight -- >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: six reported tornados touching down. this one caught on camera as it strikes a gas rig. three workers sent to the hospital. >> woo! oh no! >> reporter: this video as the bla

chris norton was told he had a 3% chance to ever walk again. he proposed the night before.his now fiance. and he said his mantra faith, family and friends. they're both going to join us live later. >> so great to see. they'll be here lye. >>> we begin with the anthrax scare. the deadly biological agent shipped in live forms to nine labs across the country and overseas too. nearly two dozen military members may have been exposed. >> reporter: good morning, george. anthrax is so deadly it's disturbing such a mistake was somehow made. today, an urgent effort under way to make sure no one gets sick. this morning, lab workers across the country and u.s. military personnel insouth korea are under observation and providing antibiotics after the defense department accidentally shipped live anthrax spores. labs in nine states potentially affect affected. in south korea, u.s. military personnel may have used live anthrax in a training exercise. 22 personnel possibly exposed. health and research officials have fanned out to the labs to see how the terrible was handled. the anthrax ori

we need to do in our public school system button the board of education thank you, joe and rachel nortonion want to thank sprirps have representatives that are up here and i can't tell me how african to supervisors that pay attention to our school and value their importance and many go and visit our schools and incorporate their system so i want to thank you supervisor norman yee julie christensen and 63 and katie tang in district 4 (clapping) and next to katie is our fabulous assessor our which none of you have any idea it is carmen chu it is fanatic a former supervisor in district 4 i'm going to put pressure on you carmen chu would have braft with all her principle and bring them on the bay to welcome them to their school year carmen chu thank you she collection and accesss our properties that trickled into the school district so come and talk about the trial judge down effect and who gets impacted cayman thank you for being here it means a lot to us (clapping.) now our process is not a simple process we actually ask for nomination throughout the year we we collect the nomination this

colonel norton, i want to talk about alexis for a second. served in the coast guard, correct? injured in 1999 is that correct? >> that's correct, senator. >> she was injured before 9/11 2001, there are no care benefits given to her? >> correct. >> if she was injured after 9/11 2001, what would her care of benefits be? >> she and her husband would be eligible for the special benefits and services in support, that includes training, respite care champ va a whole range of benefits that are eligible, available only to the post 9/11 era severely disabled veterans and full time care givers. >> mr. kovach you represent the paralyzed veterans, correct? >> that is correct. >> and i think paralysis was probably the signature injury of the vietnam conflict, is that not correct? >> that is true. that is true. >> all of which took place before 9/11, 2001? but the affliction is every bit as bad as anybody injuryed in 9/11? >> my wife speaks three langz languages and two college degrees and put her career on hold to care for me. and when i pass away, she has no benefits. everything goes away

. >>> norton said whenever a lawmaker writes a bill that targets a d.c.l, she will alert voters in that home district that he or she is melding in d.c. instead of focusing on the concerns back home. >> americans who do not share our views on the issues at least embrace the nation's founding principle that tax paying residents have the right to determine their own local laws and spend their own local funds as they wish. >> norton says the coalition of national organizations already stands ready to help. those organizations include planned parenthood and the coalition to stop gun violence. >>> charter flights from bwi to cuba begin september 30th. island travel tours and its partners are slated to fly to havana wednesday through saturdays on boeing 737s with 126 seats available. right now only 18 airports in the u.s. are authorized to fly to cuba. >>> a friend of michael brown who was with the young man when he was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson has been arrested. our cbs affiliate in st. louis says charges will be filed against dorian john

norton mr. walton okay. he's not in the room ms. wynns drumming and santa monica and mr. chin thank you please join me

we have two guests at the table, richard norton smith and meet amanda matthews.he is at the massachusetts historical society where she is a research associate for the adams papers. ms. matthews, we learned there was not much documentary evidence about elizabeth monroe. how about louisa catherine adams, what exists? >> quite a wealth. she kept diaries intermittently. she wrote autobiographies and memoirs. there are hundreds and hundreds of letters of hers. we have her thoughts and feelings from her point of view, both reflective and contemporary as the events were taking place. >> another suggested that in her research she saw louisa adams as the first modern first lady. do you agree with that contention that she developed a sense of self? >> in some ways she has her own cause. she works with the washington female orphan asylum, so in that way it's somewhat modern having this cause that she was involved in and she does work politics in her parlor in such a way as to help win the presidency for her husband in her own way. >> well, richard norton smith, explain to p

it will be led by bishop robinson, norton, other major leaders. >> chase paul and julia thank you so being with us. >> thank you. >> we wish you luck with the chorus and with your soprano singing. we hope you'll be on broadway someday julia. thank you for being with us. stay with us. "news 4 today" is next. >>> good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm adam. >> i'm angie. today is may 3rd. get to meteorologist chuck bell. a great nice and sunday. >> yesterday couldn't have been any niecer -- nicer 70 yesterday and today warmer than that. if you thought yesterday was too chilly don't worry. summertime has arrived early in washington. temperatures in the 40s in some cooler suburbs, manassas, gaithersburg, going to be a nice

excelsior and outer mission are going to i'm glad it will be renovating the frontage mission street and norton street opening 3 windows on the street so people cock u walking up to mission street will be facing a street fundamental as mentioned in the materials umpqua prides itself not on outlet formula retail use banks this has banking option that invites people to come into it's stores it calls them stores not banks so get coffee and locate other neighborhood art on the wall and if they want to, they can check out some of the banking options one of the things that umpqua has is outreach in the community and has after hours to hold meetings this is something that frankly people take umpqua up on their branch downtown near north beach and chinatown has a number of events i hope that all the stores can serve that purpose i want to introduce drarl jordan will briefly run through the outreach that umpqua has done in community support. >> good afternoon tailoring i've worked with umpqua bank and as todd mentioned we met with the excelsior action group and both of the groups with supportive of the

norton from the district of columbia. ms. norton: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your hearing. you've been pretty busy, mr. chairman, today. mr. roth we appreciate your report. you, of course, see some congressional impatience, that impatience, i suppose, of this committee is paid to be impatient. particularly, though in light of the repetitive incidents. i'm trying to be as objective as i can and to put this in perspective. i can do that because i ran an agency that was a lot more troubled at the time than the secret service. huge backlog and the rest and someone said to me within a couple of months get it in order, i would have been in bad shape. it took me a little time to get rid of that backlog, so i'm trying to keep in mind what it is what mr. clancy found and what he has done. i note -- i asked when he was appointed exactly and he is actually a longtime employee of the secret service. he was acting from october -- the march 4 incident occurred -- i consider his acting time. he was official as of february 19. as of the march 4 incident director