porter is looking forward to the next step. >> it did take a long time. it wasn't something easy that comes to your mind but you know it took till now. i woke up this morning called my mom, called my dad. you know i talked to them for an hour so and i made my decision. >> i think he's ready and i mean as much mentally emotionally as i do as it relates to basketball. i thought he went about the process in an educated manner and didn't make a rush decision. he had two good choices. >> maryland all links -- alex lent will announce he's going nba. >> wiz down three. john wall to martin hits four. his fourth 3-pointer of the game. ties it at 101. less than a minute left taylor drives it. put back and the foul. he would miss one from the free-throw line. final seconds taylor hits a three. seals it. wizards fall one '06 to 101. season finale wednesday in chicago -- 106. >> the n.b.a. draft months away but the wnba draft was tonight and the mystics picked ohio state guard taylor hill that led the score. the topic is britney greiner. she goes phoenix. the nats fin

. >>> will georgetown otto porter enter the nba draft? that is coming up next. was staggering. one hundred days after us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. >>> all right, the sun is making its way up into the sky on thiss monday morning. good morning to you, amo live lk outside as we span over washington d.c. with a few few raindrops here and therethere throughout the day. day. >> i'm just glad to see that the sun is finally up. up. it's like we wait forever in the morning. >> it feels like that sometimes. we won't see a lot of sun todae showers out. o. the first half of the day mightt be a few peeks of sunshine but u not nearly as nice as we had around here yesterday or the day before. >> it's a good thing we got everything done at the yard. >> it never ends. ends. >> it will keep coming back. ba. >> what did you do this weekend, did you lay around? >> you went to the baseball game and you sat

porter and she's done the majority of the work on this and has modeled it after the fire department's resolution, similar resolution to this. we've had input from director hicks from the occ initially and also from the department initially. doesn't mean that that's the end of the input from these folks. i just wanted to acknowledge them and thank them for the work that they've done so far on this. what we imply, we have calendared it for this evening is so that we can get feedback from folks regarding the specific line items. the chart specifically in the resolution to get your comments regarding items, questions, and so on. you know, essentially, what we found out in working on this is that we have a lot on our plate and we have a lot that's reweird by this commission by the charter and the administration -- and the administrative code as well as the dgo requirements and the requirements that we've created as former body incarnations of the commission through resolutions. and, so, at this point it seems prudent to go over this and to look at those things that we are mandated to do by

the porter institute which supports national education standards.ke of the heritage foundation who opposes them, and the controversial founder of the high-performing american indian charter schools, ben chavis. first fromy facebook page. barbara says, would privatizing education using vouchers systems work? >> we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that school choice works. we have a robust body of empirical evidence. you to washington d.c., one of the worst performing schools in the country, kids receive a voucher have a 91 percent graduation rate compared to their peers in the public system john: why don't we have vouchers everywhere? >> we already do. touches of the university system. you can go to georgetown university which is a private school. it's about chair. the best universities in the world. us because we have a voucher system. stall financial aid. universities, the public school system. john: so you attach some money to the kid. instead of spending 1414,000 per student than having a big government monopoly, you say take $10,000, go to any sc

the porter institute which supports national education standards.the heritage foundaon who opposes them, and the controversial founder of the high-performing american indian charter schools, ben chavis. first from my facebook page. barbara says, would privatizing education using vouchers systems work? >> we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that school choice works. we have a robust body of empirical evidence. you to washington d.c., one of the worst performing schools in the country, kids receive a voucher have a 91 percent graduation rate compared to their peers in the public system john: why don't we have vouchers everywhere? >> we already do. touches of the university system. you can go to georgetown university which is a private school. it's about chair. the best universities in the world. us because we have a voucher system. stall financial aid. universities, the public school system. john: so you attach some money to the kid. instead of spending 14,000 per student than having a big government monopoly, you say take $10,000, go to any school the

the porter ititute which supports national education standards. of the heritage foundation who oppes them, and the controversial founder of the high-performing american indian charter schools, ben chavis. first from my facebook page. barbara ss, would privatizing education using vouchers systems work? >> we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that school choic works. we have a robust body of empiricalvidence. you to washington d.c., one of the wst performing schools in the country, kids receive a voucher have a 91 percent graduation rate compared to their peers in the public system john: why don't we have vouchers everywhere? >> we already do. touches of the university system. you can go to georgetown university which is a private hool. it's about chair. the best universities in the world. us because we have a voucher system. stall financi aid. universitieses, the public schol system. john: so you attach some money to the kid. instead of spending 14,000 per student than having a big government monopoly, you say take $10,000, go to any school they want

they serve as porters, clerks, and barbers.marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with an additional 6 years, so 31 altogether. i can't blame nobody but myself. me personally. my mom and dad are married. you know, i'm from the inner city, but a good part of the inner city, mostly middle-class families. >> armstrong is a former gang banger who was involved with credit card fraud and drugs. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. what i was doing started infringing on her life and she started getting scared and she tried to st

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. >> yes, hello, my name is katherine porter and i am an attorney and i stood here 20 years ago when the individual bubble ordinance was passed not only as a representative of a local organization, but also a representative of an organization that was a sponsor of the bill and worked with the supervisor then in crafting the language, we our intention was to draft the language as narrowly as possible. trying to not bump up against the first amendment. but still, wanting to make the law as effective and enforcable as possible. clearly, we were successful at the narrow issue, but, not so much, on the effectiveness, or the enforcebility. so, i applaud the supervisors monitoring the law, and monitoring the facts on the ground. and deciding that you all need to move forward and make an ordinance that does protect any impact on the first amendment and ensures that women have the right to access the abortions which is constitutionally provided right and we have the same objections then for the first amendment objection which often times is at base, a deep opposition to the constitutional rig

the porter institute which supports national education standards.heritage foundation who opposes them, and the controversial founder of the high-performing american indian charter schools, ben chavis. first from my facebook page. barbara says, would privatizing education using vouchers systems work? >> we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that school choice works. we have a robust body of empirical evidence. you to washington d.c., one of the worst performing schools in the country, kids receive a voucher have a 91 percent graduation rate compared to their peers in the public system john: why don't we have vouchers everywhere? >> we already do. touches of the university system. you can go to georgetown university which is a private school. it's about chair. the best universities in the world. us because we have a voucher system. stall financial aid. universities, the public school system. john: so you attach some money to the kid. instead of spending 14,000 per student than having a big government monopoly, you say take $10,000, go to any school they

the porter institute which supports national education standards.the heritage foundation who opposes them, and the controversial founder of the high-performing american indian charter schools, ben chavis. first from my facebook page. barbara says, would privatizing education using vouchers systems work? >> we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that school choice works. we have a robust body of empirical evidence. you to washington d.c., one of the worst performing schools in the country, kids receive a voucher have a 91 percent graduation rate compared to their peers in the public system john: why don't we have vouchers everywhere? >> we already do. touches of the university system. you can go to georgetown university which is a private school. it's about chair. the best universities in the world. us because we have a voucher system. stall financial aid. universities, the public school system. john: so you attach some money to the kid. instead of spending 14,000 per student than having a big government monopoly, you say take $10,000, go to any school t

next is don porter, the producer of gideon's army. the clip we just saw. don is a founder of trilogy films and director of gideon's army. it premiered in the 2010 sundance festival. she's an a -- she's on the 2012 hot shot directors emerging to watch, she's also graduated from georgetown university law center and practicing attorney and abc television networks before starting her television career and next is john. i met john about 10 years ago when he was starting off and had this crazy idea of operating a training center for public defenders and he did. he's no now the president and founder and one of the contributors to gideon's army, he's from john marshall law school where he teaches law and criminal procedure. he was in the post katrina and new orleans center. he trained people in the film. he received an advocacy fellowship and named a public interest fellow by harvard law school. next we have maurice call well. he was convicted in the housing project here in san francisco. there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime yet he was still con

next is don porter, the producer of gideon's army. the clip we just saw. don is a founder of trilogy films and director of gideon's army. it premiered in the 2010 sundance festival. she's an a -- she's on the 2012 hot shot directors emerging to watch, she's also graduated from georgetown university law center and practicing attorney and abc television networks before

report, jim maloney attended the conference in china, it's the largest gathering in asia, it brings porters and anyone involved until ship cargo. i understand it was a phenomenally fantastic trip. i would like you to come forward and say a few words. >> peter daily, deputy director of merit time port of san francisco. and i want to give you a brief overview of this trip we returned about a week ago. i'm just now starting to sleep at regular hours. it was a long trip but very fruitful and successful trip but we have a lot to do and going forward. as monique mentioned the main purpose of the trip was to attend a trade so but to increase awareness of the merit time industrial activities especially cargo ship and increase volume of pier 80 in the last few years has been tough for all west coast ports and all of that is being sourced in cargo in china. and talked two possible partners in developing an export bulk facility to try to connect the dots in terms of cargo interest and people with capital investing in the project. i want to that can commissioners adams for attending 10 or 11 days on th

i represent bay view and porter hill. so today i really want to share with you in the celebration and recognition of the 50th anniversary, i'm going to ask you to come up here, jeff. look at him. this is amazing, everyone. but today is march 18, 2013. today marks the 50th anniversary united states court's decision that someone should be defended at no cost. where jourst

i represent bay view and porter hill. so today i really want to share with you in the celebration and recognition of the 50th anniversary, i'm going to ask you to come up here, jeff. look at him. this is amazing, everyone. but today is march 18, 2013. today marks the 50th anniversary united states court's decision that someone should be defended at no cost. where journalist and concerned citizens will gather at the san francisco public defenders 2013 justice summit on march 19 to discuss ways to better fulfill gideon's promise justice for all where clarence combid gideon convicted to be stealing change at a pool hall. he wrote a petition to the supreme court from his jail cell arguing that his rights had been violated. he presented a victory for civil rights and justice. san francisco one of the first cities in the united states to establish a public defenders office opened it's doors in 1921. whereas gideon's promise lives on in the san francisco public defenders office which service 25,000 indigent people every year. wh

and another world series a's/astros bo porter astros manager in for a long season top 5th/ 1-0 a's marwinndes' ground ball at 2nd base coco crisp and jed lowrie score 3-0 a's still top 5th/ 6-0 a's crisp doubles down the right-field linechris young and josh donaldson score 8- 0 a's dan straily strikes out brett wallace swinging the astros have struck out 56 times in their first 4 games straily had 11 k's in 6 2/3 final: 9-3 a's opening ceremonies manager bruce bochy comes out first from center field carrying the world series trophy pablo sandoval introduced buster posey introduced large american flag unfurled in the outfield boat in the cove spraying water sandoval and marco scutaro throw out first pitch 2012 world series flag brough in on a san francisco fire boat a handful of giants players including matt cain, tim lincecum, ryan vogelsong, angel pagan, hunter pence and manager bruce bochy carry the flag to the post the players hoist the flag into the sky players cheer bochy claps and looks up at flag outfield wall also gets a flag painted onto it giants cardinals barry zito - the giant

every night when the train left for chicago, porters would roll out a red carpet, the full length of the platform, and passengers would go down the carpet on the way to the tree but it was like traveling on the queen mary or the queen elizabeth but just going across country. an amazing thing and hard to imagine today. standard time was born at grand central terminal. there were something like 100 different time zones in the united states, until charles dowd who was a boarding school principal and later became skidmore college, came up with an idea of establishing four time zones. and grand central was the first place where that was begun. one of the things i discovered in the course of my research is that some years later charles dowd was killed in an accident upstate. he was run over by a train, of all things. and, unfortunately, history does not tell us whether the train was on time. grand central was a consummate civic monument. it was the result of a merger of two architectural firms. one was reagan's stem, which to me sound like a landscape firm. read and stem. but alan stem was

bulletin is starting his first working day you start from here and go like this both he and your porter kaufman are clearing the snow off the streets of new cutting board. before his jail term under it was a driver he dreams of returning to his old job. and hopes to see her son. hello hello can i help you i would like to buy a toy car for a boy of twelve twelve well we have some radio controlled cars please have a look at this porsche would you like to see how it works ok let's say. you live on up yes i'm alive you're doing better i see it's still cold you're cold so weary from the new beat i just fill in the form and then we'll find a country where the understand. people come to you to buck up and because office day and night they're poor and disadvantaged or new to town some have lost their documents but the majority are ex convicts. is good there's one group of citizens who are really good people just got into trouble and were left behind. so all we have to do with them throw them away like trash good lord no. there are thousands of people in our motherland hundreds of thousands of p

dozens of animals in need of desperate help pulled from a porter's home in northern california.tails next >>> new videos just in after an assassination attempt of syria's prime minister. we'll have all the latest details plus a live report coming up. >>> california law enforcement on the hunt for an eight-year-old girl. that story coming up >>> we are waking up with temperatures near 60 degrees. many cities headed towards the 90s. not as close. your forecast in moments. >>> also, your safety at risk. in you reports showing those q . >>> right now, we take you live outside to the embarcadero. that looks like a cruise ship to me. >> beautiful. >> cruising on the san francisco bay on this monday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:00. good morning. thanks for getting up early with us. i'm jon kelley. >>> i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. >>> a sombre start for a central valley community as neighbors an friends mourn the death of an

georgetown sophomore otto porter jr. will hold a press conference tomorrow with head coach john thompson the their. no official wird ord if he will leave or stay. hoyas. to golf. tiger woods unable to make a push. the finer w finish was spectacu. adam scott, won the green jacket. scott a runner-up in 2011. here he is tied with angel cabrera. the birdie, give him the lead. scott trains it. the aussie is fired up. that moved him to mean us 9. pressure was on cabrera. and he came up huge. he won here back in 2009. he looked ready to dupe ao it a. second shot, 18th. amazing. birdie the hole. move to a tie with scott. sending the masters to a playoff. after both men parred the first hole. cabrera. birdie. this looks good. just barely misses. he would tap in for par. leaving the door open for scott. 32-year-old. with the 15-foot putt here for birdie. and the win. this is going to go right in. adam scott wins the first major. becomes the first australian to ever win the masters. gio gonzalez, nats trying to avoid the sweep. and