at page st., san francisco, california. the requested action is that the board of education authorize the superintendent of schools to enter into a lease agreement with the french american international school, a nonprofit corporation, for the use of the site located at 1155 page st., san francisco, california, for 20 years from september 1, 2012 to august 31, 2022, with an adoption for an extension through august 2032. the director is in the audience if you have any questions on this issue. i know you have had many discussions with me over the course of the month. with that, carlos is giving me that famous look. which is enough. >> there were no public comments. commissioners? vice president norton: i wanted to express my gratitude to the people from french american who sat through five hours of this meeting. if you are willing to that, you are going to take great care of the site and i am happy to support the least. -- the lease. commissioner fewer: we had a lot of community members coming out and they gave us a lot of fe

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page 1. it was the best of times. now while we don't have all the information, there is clearly joy in one of these two cities. we don't know which two cities, could be minneapolis, st. paul, we're checking on that. once again our top story tonight, times are best, but could they get better under a romney presidency? we'll have more with our panel later. once again, the details are still emerging but all we know for sure right now is that it was the best of times. it was the worst-- oh. i have not been that embarrassed since i endorsed leo tolstoy's epic novel "war" of course, folks, the most shocking aspect of all of this is who stabbed us in the back. then provided coverage for our stab hole. jim. >> the president's health care law t lives on thanks in large part to the chief justice of the supreme court john roberts. >> it was really the chief justice john roberts who was the swing vote and is the decider, really, on upholding obamacare. >> for the chief to join the liberal justices is very, very surprising. >> chief justice roberts decided to take a walk over to the liberal side. >> j rob! how you could? i trusted you. where is the man who said unlimited corpora

st. marys ohio a picture of his cabin. shane tweeted this one to me. from our fox news you report pagein fulton, maryland tells the incredible story of driving home and having a huge tree fall on their car. he and his wife trapped inside trying to call 911 on their cell phones but all of the lines were busy. she was badly hurt she had a fracture in the back of her neck. they finally climbed out of the sun roof somehow got to the neighbor's house for help and spent 36 hours in the emergency room. also you can post or tweet video to us like this from mike in washington, pennsylvania. he tells us the 70 foot oak tree that used to sit on the front yard hit their house. you can see the professionals in there picking through the damage and removing the giant tree limbs to see what is left of their home. one more from you report on foxnews.com. a viewer sending us this picture a fair born ohio apartment building now missing a roof which slid off the top of the building across the fence line and hit the neighboring property. >>> if you have video or pictur pictures. you report at foxnews.com.

st developments on the colorado theater massacre. also created a slide show remembering the 12 victims on the front page of our web site. we certainly want to honor those who lost their lives. >>> we move on for the moment. a lot of business news talk about today. one tech company announces layoffs. former head of yahoo lands on his feet. >> emeryville bay coffee does reverse of i p o. also tonigh tonight. >> what i can do is give this vehicle to somebody and make their life brighter. >> the bay area mechanic whose gift will accelerate someone's future. >> i'm expense near the accu-weather forecast center. we see temperatures going down and bouncing back up this week. i have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> thanks expense near also tonight. the right stuff. remembering sally ride. woman who taught little girls they [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well alm

two pages worth of stuff the director told us, we don't need. and take a look at what showed up at the st. benedicts veterans center in birmingham, alabama. the modest shipment included some useful items. 2300 disaster blankets good for a couple day's use and some cleaning supplies. but it also included this. >> they sent us 2600 bags of cough drops and 2200 little bottles of sanitizer and 11,520 bags of coconut m and ms and didn't have a lot of use for 11,500 coconut m and ms. >> here's what they posted on their website about the work they were doing in alabama. >> we send by the truckload items that these shelters say they need desperately. >> for our veterans that have given so much to our country and now need our help. >> great sound bite. >> did they ever ask you what you wanted? >> no. they always call and say, we've got a truckload coming. >> everything on top came in on the last truck, the bandages, the lotion, some hand sanitizer. >> it's unpacked. >> it's unpacked. >> because you don't -- >> we really have no use for it. these shelves should be filled with this. not that. >> foo

page report that details the abuse scandal. it concludes that school officials egg everred. now here in the bay area institutions off as st. mary's says covering up negative effect -- that are quick to notify students and faculty and the public if this includes the two students that were sexually assaulted on campus. >> none of us want negative publicity but we have to deal with that. you have to be endwise. the away is to if honest. victims get the help they need and the abuser will more than likely be stopped. >>> we are -- still a rot of work left to do on the renovation of memorial stadium. uc berkeley athletic director says she is confident the stadium will be ready. photos from a web cam at the construction site look at this moving around there. you can see the progress made in the $321 million project. the home opener september 1st against nevada. >>> new this morning what is next in the building of that bart connector from the oakland coliseum to the oakland airport. lorraine blanco is there to tell us what is happening today. lorraine. >> reporter: bart initials are calling this is a very visual milestone of this

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st. marys ohio a picture of this cabin. shane tweeted this one to me. and from our fox news, you report pagein fulton, maryland, tells the incredible story of driving home and having a huge tree fall on their car, he and his wife trapped inside late friday night. desperately trying to call 911 on the cell phone and the lines were busy. she was badly hurt and had a fracture in the back of her neck. she finally climbed out on the sunroof somehow, got to the neighbors house for help and spent 36 hours in the the emergency room. also you can post or tweet videos to us like this, from mike in washington, pennsylvania. he tells us, the 70 foot oak tree that used to sit in the front yard, hit their house and you can see the professionals there picking through the damage and removing the giant tree limbs to see what's left of their home. and one more now from you report on foxnews.com, a viewer sending in this picture. a fair born ohio billed, missing a roof which slid off the top of the building, crossed the fence line and hit the neighboring property in chunks. if you have video or pictures from s

page. leave your response. we'll reveal the answer during the 6:00 hour. we'll be right back. >>> 5:21. watching some showers in extreme southern maryland, st. mary's county, down in the northern neck and richmond area. temperatures running 60s and 70s. we'll continue to watch that well off to the south. 85 here as we get toward the 11:00 hour. we'll get into noon 86. we're going to creep into the afternoon. notice the spotty showers here at 3:00 with temperatures approaching the mid and upper 80s for highs that will be the case. just a spotty shower or two. mike and andrea, back to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> the nationals are enjoying their all-star experience leading up to tonight's game. >> a prince recrowns himself king of the home run derby. kristen berset has your morning sports s. >>> good morning. the pomp and circumstance that is the all-star week well under way. sunday it was a celebrity softball game where a member of the washington nationals wounded warrior amputee softball team took home the mvp. last night it was all about the power hitters. the annual home run derby featuring eight of the league's strongest hitters. last y

sied t sier sdlaoeo thy st missouri capital city has a population of 15000 when you include the surrounding metro o,near m lnnsinde' keweomooth ec collections of the arives at page library in lincoln university. what we have in urcoct siwea - le er wwee h llons mostly oriented toward the african-american experience and african-american history. however, we do have a lot of otherorbede caer-b lre ve tt l ofoshare covered by the library of congress classification system. anything from european s ieiatalhwa rotelo h i ee whe'do l nhrhkind behalf we'll show you what we have in the collection and start at beginning here. i'm going to have my assan is eful aeme spthbt wh so eoroouo o basically. see the harvard classics here. i think just about library has this. this is eti a wee l bsc bo atiyo have. philosophy. we have some books on the middle agesjust goingrodn- if'rmi whe liy nss y ll e're cle ait goes. mainly, like i said, our collection contains a lot of informationout ricaameran htoryndh blpec yo e ereris book, this was history of the negro race it was put t e 18 itnel s wh erng stbo caers, they run the gamete from being -- putting african-americans in a positive

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st. mary's university in minnesota. online, fred filed a blog about his reporting trip to niger. in it, he examines what makes this famine different from previous hunger crises. that's on the rundown pageour website. >> brown: now back to this country and to presidential politics. ray suarez returns with that. >> suarez: and we continue our regular look at the campaign as it plays out in social media and on the web. for that we're joined again by two journalists from the new website "daily download." lauren ashburn is the site's editor in chief. howard kurtz is newsweek's washington bureau chief and host of cnn's "reliable sources." this week both mitt romney and vice president biden spoke to the n.a.a.c.p. did garner much traffic there the online world? >> absolutely. our twitter and facebook feeds were lighting up. >> particularly, ray, after mitt romney was booed yesterday at the n.a.a.c.p. convention. the initial wave was sort of one of mockery. one msnbc host said he was deliberately booed because he wanted to appeal to white racist but then there was a counterwave of conservatives defending romney taking issue with the discourts you behavior of some of the n.a.a.c.p. members who

page from our sunday morning almanac. july 29, 1981, 31 years ago today. wedding day for the world's most celebrated couple. prince charles and diana spencer were marrieded at ston that day with all the pomp and pageantry the british monarchy could muster. an estimated 750 million people around the world watched on tv as charles and diana exchanged their vows. >> i charles philip arthur george take thee diana francis... >> take thee philip charles arthur george to my wedded husband. >> osgood: a fairy tale wedding people called it. the fairy tale, time would prove to be, only not in the sense originally intended. in short order diana produced two sons, william and harry, an heir and a spare as the saying went. but as the years went by, tales of charles and diana's marriage became gossip sheet fire ending eventually in their divorce in 1996. one year later, diana was dead. killed in a car crash in paris. once again, the eyes of the world were on london. this time for diana's funeral. two more royal weddings of note would follow in a low-key civil ceremony in 2005 prince charles married camilla parker-bowles whom diana had once called the third person in their m