it is one of the reasons i would like to serve on the task force, because i feel the governor richard b. doing as much as it can -- i feel the government should be doing as much as it can. open government is good government, and a more open we can become a better. i have served on the board of directors of the bay area lawyers for individual freedoms, as well as my work in support of cheerleading. if you have any questions, i'm out -- i am here to take them. prexy referred to a number of organizations that i know very well. why did you list those? rex those are several organizations in the bay area alone. we do national class action. >> that you work with? >> yes. >> thank you. i wanted the classification. and i see you are part of the national cheerleading association as well? >> i have done a lot of work with cheerleading over the years. yes, i enjoy it. the more we can bring it back to san francisco, the better. >> i agree. i do not often see on a resume. any other questions? we have howells' smith, and then we have bruce wolfe. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for giving me

richard? >> look, he is palling around with plan b. it make an argument in 2008 that you could judge a candidate, in that case, barack obama, by the company he was keeping at certain points of his career. in this campaign, mitt romney's got a problem about what he stands for. and for as long as his private meetings, the money that he is raising, don't stack up to his public comments, he is going it face this perennial question which is, what do you support? what do you stand for? so it is not just hypocrisy, it is what is the real mitt romney? what is his real agenda here? and he is not really answering it by confusing the picture in this way. >> maria, does he need santorum and others to help him keep the conservatives in line or can he win without them? >> i mean, he definitely needs santorum. i think is perhaps the only time that progress and santorum might be aligned in the sense that they don't know or really trust mitt romney's judgement when it comes to contraception and the fact that, that basically the endorsement from santoru

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is it a, fall in love, b, travel overseas, or c, renew their driver's license? >> richardobviously a romantic. he says c, renew their driver's license because of a facebook person will stay with their -- a faithful person will stay with their loved one until death do you part. keep the guesses coming. the answer at 6:48. 3q lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria. so use lysol disinfectant spray on soft surfaces everyday when you're cleaning up to kill 99.9% of bacteria. lysol. mission for health. >>> welcome back. 6:22. your weather fir. still isolated showers in the metro. the steadier, heavier stuff well south of town. today a better day, a transition day from the heat and humidity of the last couple of days. still an isolated shower this afternoon. we'll have highs in the mid- 80s. much nicer weather tonight and especially thursday. >>> in sports the nationals will try to avoid the sweep in miami tonight. >> last night was a pitchers' dual in south florida. edwin jackson's throwing error led to this putting the marlins up 2-1. then bases loaded wi

b, a presentation to the board, the superintendent's report. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: while i am still superintendent, and you are my deputy, richard, i am going to order you to go home and be with your family this evening. go and enjoy the moment. you will have plenty of opportunities to sit up here. go have fun with your family. deputy superintendent carranza: i will say thank you. superintendent garcia: a lot of people out here will say that not knowing what is coming is always scary in a school district. that old saying, the better the devil you know, but i think people will be out there dancing because richard is a likable and a great guy, and speaking of dancing, i think i should mention that the san francisco young dancer event that is taking place this week, that will be april 28, the san francisco young dancers event at lincoln high school. i think it is from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. this coming saturday, and, in fact, president yee, i believe you have something to say about this event. do you not? president yee: i do. and it is not even a wig dance competition, because you are going to be one of the judges there. i would really like to

between the parties about what our spending priorities should b whether we should have tax increases or spending cuts. to just get back to what richard and you were talking about in terms of the connection between jobs and the debt issue, that is absolutely right, that that connection has to be drawn but the thing i point out is that neither of these conversations is particularly helpful to president obama or the democrats because they have got a disappointing jobs record and an exploding debt record. >> let me talk about something else that the congress can't agree on, which is the violence against women act. the house is expected to vote on the republican version of this today. let me bring in congresswoman jan -- this is a by partisan issue, it was passed and then passed again twice. how did it get to this point? how did it become a political football? >> you know, i think this is illustrative -- the senate did pass a bipartisan -- it got 68 votes. and yet, the house has developed a bill that is -- that leaves out the native americans, college students, the glbt community and most importantly takes away benefits from immigrant wom

b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. >>> welcome to news4 today. i'm richardm angie goff. here are some of the top stories we're following. major delays expected on metro. four green line stations are closed. there is single tracking on three lines. that could make it hard to get around with big crowds expected to flock to d.c. for the caps and nats game as well as the avon walk for cancer. >>> president obama kicks off his re-election today speaking to students at virginia commonwealth university. shaka smart will introduce the commander in chief. >>> no word yet on what caused the fire of a well-known community activist. dorot dorothy brizill. firefighters say the fire caused the house to collapse. one firefighter was hurt but is expected to be okay. >>> the woman who claims to be the escort who sparked the secret service prostitution is speaking out. dania suarez spoke for the first time for a paid interview. she called the agent dumb for thinking he wouldn't have to pay her. she also said she could have posed a threat to the president security. suarez flew

>>alejandra: 25 year-old richard died on saturday after experiencing flow like symptoms and a full body rash. >> he worked with live cultures and was working on the type btype which there is currently no vaccine. >> close friends and fellow lab researchers as well as the board of seagram workers received antibiotics. i asked the chief of infectious disease if his death could have been prevented. >> we have no evidence that he did not use all of the appropriate precautions. he did not tell anyone of any spills. he did not tell anyone in his family that there any spills. i think there is a good chance that we will never know the answer. >> 5 people work in the lab with him. they are all in a state of shock. >> the long-term issues will be confirming that this is the stream that we have of the laboratory. the cdc is working on that. we are making so that we review all policies and procedures related safety. >>darya: we are back with more in just a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside as we're waiting for sunshine to warm things up. it is dark at the golden gate. we will be right back furious for all of >>justine: u.s. employers hold back on hirin

b, go through their cell phone, or c, propose to them? >> my wife is a good cook, can go to her cell phone. here is a look at some of the responses. richard wrote, i'd say d, all of the above but since that's not an option, i will go with a, cook. >> log on to the wusa9 facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer in the 6:00 hour. >>> 5:21. probably going to need a light jacket or sweat shirt early this morning as we dip into the 50s but it's going to be another warm afternoon and it's kind of human as -- humid as well. had showers north and east of us affect be the baltimore region, northeastern maryland even into northern frederick and caroll counties. by 9:00 more clouds than anything else. low 60s. lunch time we're looking at 74, partly sunny conditions. we'll get into the afternoon hours with temps getting into the low 80s by 3:00 but notice out to the west some showers and storms starting to pop. they'll be moving southeast. we'll have to watch what develops northwest because that could affect us late today. >>> here's what's making news at 5:22. roger clemens' former teammate may have helped in his defense. u

b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. >>> so what happens when nbc's chief foreign correspond, my friend, richard engel, e-mails me in the morning and tells me he has news that he really, really, really wants to talk about on the show? at some point that night, i say to you, just ahead we're going to have richard engel ahead on the show. that's coming up. if you made a list of countries from around the world... ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> i'm not a witch. american scientific companies are crossbreeding humans and animals and coming up with mice with fully functioning human brains. >> why should we vote for you? >> why should you vote for me? >> because i do not wear high heels. >> how do you feel about abortion? are you for abortion, against abortion? if you're for it, in what instances would you allow for abortion? >> i a

b. i know what that is. edith linkon from memphis, tennessee, home of the barbecue and ice cream, apparently. she's 107 and likes to have ice cream every single day. we have richardhow for you. 106. i'm not just making that up. served in world war ii and has lots of fun with his friends the whole time. and another birthday buddy, viola eshenaur from bartow, florida, 103 years old today. number one fan of the tampa bay rays. madeleine santos of wareham, massachusetts. the cape. and she loves doing all sorts of exciting outdoor activities. that's it. that's all. and now back to our funny little friends in new york. >> thanks so much, willie. >>> coming up next, we're going to have a live concert from "american idol" jessica sanchez. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the "toyota concert series on today" brought to you by toyota. >>> back now at 8:39. host ryan seacrest called this year's "american idol" finale one of the tightest races in the show's 11-year history. in the end, after 132 million voters, phillip phillips edged out 16-year-old jessica sanchez. but sanchez has a lot of reasons to celebrate after wowing the judges and fans all season long. jessica