thank you to everyone at peabody. [applause] >> george peabody students, let's show our visitors what a great job we do in the morning walking into our class. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for coming out today. we are going to get going. before we start, i want to thank the principal for hosting us here today. i think he is already getting to work, but i want to thank him for letting us come here and either disrupt or enhance the morning drop off, and -- depending on your perspective. i am the director of transportation here in san francisco. happy to be here for a very important reason. my tenure here stretches all the way back to monday when i had my first day as the head of the municipal transportation agency. although i have only been here for four days, i have been with the city for four years, and from the different perspectives i have served the city, i have been able to see and work on the issue that we are here to talk about today, which is pedestrian safety. particularly, safety for kids. kids need to

you heard that eric mar is no stranger to peabody schools. you know he represents the richmond district. what you may not know is that he along with the rest of the board of supervisors said also as the board of the san francisco county transportation authority. in mention that because they are providing the majority of the funding for this initiative. so i want to thank the board in their capacity as the transportation authority for their leadership and the funding support to enable this to happen and ask eric mar to come up and say a few words. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. i rode my bicycle from where i live, and i see that people are speeding by in the mornings even as parents are dropping their kids off. i know this simple policy change will actually save lives. i think these signs and community education that the mta and police department and all of the city family will be working on in the 200 different sites and schools will help save lives. i also wanted to say that as a parent, i know that as we get to work quickly, someti

agreement with the president of peru that he would take these artifacts from machu picchu up to the peabodyeum at yale and bring them back whenever peru asked for them. peru started asking for them a few years ago and yale basically said, you know, we've had this stuff in our basement for a long time. you're going to ask for it back now. >> jon: they're not even displaying it. it's in their basement. >> most of it is in their basement. they're studying it. most of it is pottery fragments and human remains. >> jon: most of it is the ancestors of the people requesting it. >> but it's not king tut's treasure. but because it is that stuff, it was a big deal for peruians to get it back. yale agreed to send it back in november of last year. >> jon: it should be noted that the gentleman who did find it before him, this burns fellow.... >> he was basically just there to steal artifacts as quickly as he could. we don't know if he was successful or not. >> jon: he was there 40 years before. >> 1867. >> jon: he also probably found the cocoa leaves i would manage. >> he also probably found cocoa leaves

george peabody, sunset, and [unintelligible] where three schools that some successes. a vigorous and intense curriculum focus. the focus for the year was around reading. every child can read and can see the results with a 12.8% increase. new traditions focused their attention on math. you saw a double-digit increase, as was the same with algebra. there was balboa and lincoln that focused around algebra and had successes. grade level collaboration and the practice of results -- that was cited by these five schools as having very good practices around results. monroe, tarkin, and chavez. six schools showed api games. at the district level, the w.i.s.e. program we mentioned earlier. the grant for science and the successes, the decrease in suspension and restorative practices, and last, but not least, the support of area teams. the data coaching for elementary. you see how the results were supported. any questions? i am sure you have done. >> can i ask you real quick one? can you explain this again? i get the basic. is there wording that is missing here? is that this one?

we met them at the retirement center in peabody, massachusetts north of boston. each had been married and had children and grandchildren and each had lost his or her spouse. they rediscovered each other, fell in love, and wanted to be married. but they found that for themselves and their families, marriage could bring substantial financial problems. issues of pensions and insurance and taxes and bequests. >> the legal problems and inheritance problems with people our age with different families already in existence get very complicated. >> the legal entanglements that could come up later on, it could happen to be quite fierce. if one of her kids says that's ours, not yours. that happens. >> although will and jenny concluded it could be too costly to get married,as lifelong baptists, they at least wanted their has been to be blessed by the church and respected by their families and friends. >> we definitely wanted to be together. we wanted to do it the proper way as an example for our own children and grandchildren. we didn't want to live together without any cere

we're talking about an obsession that is one peabody awards, several emmy awards.the work is top top notch. there's nothing better on tv, no one better than this than john. know windows is industry better than john. whatever the issue is, the best source in california, the school sleuth. the school sleuth is wonderful. all the obvious things are brought up. how many cars are in the parking lot? i mean, it's that in depth kind of look, no blinders, out of the box. and learning matters has been there for years, and all the revenue by the way goes to learning matters. this is not a book to lend to your friends. this is a book to buy. encourage your friends to go to amazon.com and buy. we want to buy, not lend. all the prophets, all the royalties will go to lending matters. so, that being said, it is an incredible pleasure that i introduced my good friend and colleague, john merrow. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you very much, josh. on behalf of the learning matters, our small and energetic production company, i express all our gratitude for you folks for be

expect that this will have no effect and to feel you have to be either extremely naive or it's true mr peabody not as if you're a jew religious jew calling another job and not not the way they really needed money or anything big. welcome back to sponsor lines i'm just a reminder that my guests today are political analysts often to be three babiche and we are discussing the latest news from russian politics. prime minister putin has. agreed to become the next president of russia to run rather for the next president russia after the current president dmitry medvedev. proposed him at the. congress of the united. russia ruling party so today we were facing an upcoming reshuffling of the and so the prime minister is going to become the president president during to become prime minister and this well looks as if it's decided really at least among the russians but it per political elite so gentleman do you think that this decision that and that was announced today actually was still you can long you know maybe maybe even back in two thousand and seven what would you say what was it initial plan to g

i spent years going through museum collections and opening up drawers in the basement of the peabody and the american museum of natural history where you are going through masses of artifacts, the striking black on white pottery of the anastazi, what is in this place? but the granary was not mine to open, it was left by other people, a stockpile waiting for their return. as i understand more of the anastazi, it is hard to say they ever truly vanished. the more i track them, it more it seems they are right in front of me until i can feel body heat in their foot steps. it is not unthinkable that somebody might return to this granary, maybe a century from now, relieved to find a sign of ancestry deep in this river gorge. i climbed down to this granary and laid my hand on its stone, feeling the grit of sand and the hardness of rock. a person could be found here in a thousand years, a person kneeling in the moment of decision. i climbed out and went back to my career, the obsidian night closing around me. i climbed into the canoe and swept the paddle across the water, setting a wake acros

today's visit took us to del rio botanical farm in yolo county, where suzanne peabody ashworth was keen to get restaurants to start trying the fresh fava beans and greens she's growing. >> so we'll take some of these greens into a couple of restaurants this morning and see what the chefs want to do with them. in sacramento, there's been an explosion of restaurants over the past 4 or 5 years in our capital. again, sacramento, california, agriculture, fruits and vegetables--there's a very bice link there and the interest that my customers have in this produce. >> we call at 5:30 in the morning and get the normal order, a then, along about 7:30, we get the emergency orders. and if the phone doesn't ring between 7:30 and 8:30, it's a really wonderful day. but if it rings around 7:30 or 7:45, we then have to hustle around and make sure that we have enough for jim, who's always early and picking it up and geing out to the restaurants real quick. [indistinct talking] >> so we've got salad greens today, fava greens. >> her fava beans and boxes of her braise mix were eagerly received at the magp

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peabody's his newly appointed stage that he would only get he has held his first training session with a serious side he takes over from here and here yesterday and he comes into his fourth coach since jason marino led them to the champions league title sixteen months ago kearney ery has plenty of managerial experiences from the club's doing chelsea on the recently given to us and roma. but over an england coach kenny dalglish is again stressed and won't be rushing he skips even gerrard back into the side gerrard made his first appearance for six months in the reds carling cup win against brighton midweek but gerrard only paid twenty minutes in that i'm a game be on the bench for the home clash with wolves on saturday. we don't put their superman way different than us you football globe and here is going for the most important person in all honesty even so it was good to see ambrose must i mean for it was for a new song. to get rewards. continue. to . move forward to. prove. games we just take it as it comes and that is how the sport is looking for the moment we've got more into our st

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. >>> now it is time for the peabody award-winning segment, red eye investigates. tonight's question, are corgies good at balancing stuff on their heads? >> cor gees -- corgies with crap on their head. >> they owned it. >> did anyone know corgies could do that? >> no, you didn't. >> i always thought they were ment to make the queen look tall. >> and here they have actual talent. >> battling something now. >> no, i can't do it now. >> you know what tonight is? >> thursday. >> stay tuned for the post game wrap up. it is thursday. >> so, cliff, fox news .com slash red eye. >>> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> dana, i recommend is a -- recommend a sope cheese. facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life. >> the new boiling water reactor will keep kansas city in charge. >> some days the words see less real. >> joe any final thoughts?

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just talk and do not throw these bombs peabody -- these bonds. -- these boms.ler: i was wanting to say that i really like mr. ran gle, and it is a privilege to talk to him and to you. it's seems like it started in the reagan administration, the trickle down effect that he started, and now bush put $790 million and gave it to the rich. so it is trickle-down. i am still waiting for it to trickle-down and it hasn't ever trickle-down yet. and that people ought to know what they're talking about, they are talking about getting rid of social security, unemployment, everything. to give to the rich. it is really unfair. guest: all i can say that what bailout of banks and they refuse to loan money, the disparity between the money that the poor have and the wealthy that have accumulated, records in terms of the population, it is a very scary thing. and this trickle-down theory has never worked and is unacceptable. even with people that believe in trickle-down, you should have hearings. you should engage the president, not just talk about it, which is the political thing