candidates running for student delete teresa from washington and jessica and rebecca from goggling lay and roslyn and michael from academy high school. so the supervisor council has been working on creating on office of student voices with commissioner matt hastening i didn't and we're trying to expand the office to have more time to bring forgot the voices of students and make sure that the students are harder at sfusd. another thing this friday it's been really, really stressing us out is the use of the event we have 3 hundred student leaders coming together and learning how to empower themselves to be leader. we're working with the caption and president fewer to write a resolution or create a policy against hazing in or around sfusd campus area. our next meeting is 5:00 p.m. on monday april 14th. everyone is welcome that to come if you want a copy of our agenda or if you want to make a presentation contact our sf c coordinated sool demeanor >> at this time thank you senior graduates. commissioners if i have no objection i want to take out of order item h which are two proposals and the naming

district landmark has made its way across the potomac, ben's chili bowl opening its first location in roslyn morning,t in line this bill cosby. eating half in smokes since he worked for the navy and was in bethesda. critics call the 2014 oscars among the best award shows this spring. >> we will tell you who and why, coming up. >> we may soon have major developments in the so-called shadow campaign, which could have implications on the districts mayor race. >> another player involved in the shadow campaign for d.c. mayor vincent gray baby close to a plea deal. prominent businessman jeffrey thompson is in the final stages of talks with federal prosecutors. >> jay korff spoke with mayor gray tonight. he is at the wilson building. what did the mayor say? ignoranceor pleaded on what could be a significant development. >> i actually don't know anything about it, gentlemen. i guess we can speculate, but i really don't know anything about it. >> d.c. mayor vincent gray do not have much to say on the legal deal that was announced prior to the april 1 democratic primary that could have major implicati

. >>> brought to you in behalf of roslyn p. walter.orporate funding provided by mutual of america. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the wnet studios in new york. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. investigators are trying to determine whether terrorism was behind that crash of a malaysian jetliner with 239 people aboard. dozens of ships and planes are scouring the south china sea looking for the plane's wreckage. late this morning, vietnamese said they spotted what may be the first bits of debris. >> reporter: found floating in the sea is this an aircraft door? vietnamese officials believe it could be the first clue as to the fate of this plane. they think it may have disintergreated in the sky. for the families of those on board, the agonizing wait for answers going on. this woman in australia can't tell her son if he'll be able to speak to his dad again. >> he

in places like grgetown and roslyn, bid leaders work every day to find and implement ways toto eance what their area has to offer. canington shows what bidids do, but it was toronto that created the first is this imprement districtn 1970. new orleans led the way in the u.s. in 1974. nono tre are ove1200 siness improvemement districts nationonwidede. do to help your siness, and ich areas in washingtgtonre ahead of the game? we are joined by local leaders joe sternlieb of georgetown and mary-claire burick, director of rosslyn bid. you helped write t legislationon when y you work at the city council decades ago that helped crte bids in washington. what was the idea thenen? are we seeinit come to fruition? it was a very different city 20 years ago, en legislation was passed. the city had a lot of issues. the bubusiness c commumunity pud on the council to pass legislation to allow it to tax itself more. every neighborhood could figure out what it was they needed to improve theieconomic development climate. it has been enormously succccessful, seenen in the ci e have. >> anyone who goeses

roslyn p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by, and by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tish studios in lincoln center from new york. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. there were several major developments today in the story that has captivated the world for the past week, the disappearance of that malaysian jetliner with 239 people onboard. the prime minister of malaysia said for the first time that the 777 was deliberately diverted and he said malaysia is launching a criminal investigation into the incident. today police searched the home of the plane's pilot. >> we can say with a high degree of certainty that the aircraft communication addressing and reporting system, or acars, was disabled. the malaysian authorities have refocused their inve

roslyn jordan, al jazerra, washington. >> let's go to rory challands now in moscow, all these threatsinst russia not military ones but threats nonetheless, yet not a peep from russia, what's going on? i do apologize we seem to have lost rory challands there with that live update from moscow, when we get him back later we'll pit him back on air. still to come olympic and paralympic sprinter goes on trial for murdering his girlfriend. we'll get an opinion in prix tour pretorialater. >>> jews take to the streets in israel to protest a ruling that could see them drafted in army. in sport we'll have all the action both on and off and from a dramatic and bad tempered madrid derby. >>> two explores in northeast nigeria have killed many people. the armed group has been fighting government forces in the region, witnesses say the village, along the road was burned to the ground. here is an update on the attacks in northeastern nigeria. >> reporter: well, these latest attacks will raise questions about the effect tiffness of the nigerian military he's strategy against boca huh ran, everyone thou