speak with deputy superintendent richard grunsa and to hear from board commissioners hydra mendoza and sandy fewer and we've also heard from sfusd staff and we're really glad to see that the district is focusing on setting clear and consistent standards across the district for students and that there is a focus on high expectations for all of our children. we know that that's a really important priority for families across the district. we also believe that the district's focus on core curriculum is a good step and we're interested to see how that's going to be implemented

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>> guest: why would sandy berger still secret documents out of the national archives?especially crazy since basically a lot of these documents made sandy berger look pretty good. he was one of the people in the clinton white house who had been most insistent about going after al qaeda and tracking get but it does appear during a period in 2002/2003 when burger was acting as bill clinton's representative to all the investigations going on he went into the national archives to review his old files and whenever he found a particular document he would steal it and this was a document report that had been prepared by dick clark the counter-terrorism adviser in 2000 after the millennium period. during the millennium appeared al qaeda was going to attack. they didn't. berger asked clark to repair memos a what have we learned from this and what can we do better? clark does this and comes up with 29 recommendations. and it appears burger felt this document if it ever became public would somehow implicate him for 9/11 because there were some of these 29 recommendations that hadn

sandy says partly cloudy. hockey is back. sort of.rks and canuck renewing the rivalry with this flying. the sharks and canuck renewing the rivalry with this flying. the pre-season on the nhl. sports m?< >> coming up tonight 7 news at 11:00. new rules about guns and pot. why the government says toting and tokeing don't mix. >> would is cutting the top off tree ins san francisco? i team you fix it investigation. the stories and more coming up in an hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. larry is here with all the sports. >> why would people do that? i have to watch at snreev we'll fix it. >> just wondering. see if the nippers can fix it after the win in cincinnati last week they decided something different here. stay back eas east. avoid flying back and forth across country. they are spending the week in youngstow youngstown, ohio. leading up to sunday game in philadelphia. youngstown. small college town about 68,000 people. they did in the pick it randomly where 49 ers owner ji york grew upment family there for years. as for the ea

according to sandy gives gas-powered web and weed eater a run for its money. she gets to relax in a custom built home fit for a queen. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. a >>> to celebrate china's upcoming national day organizers are keeping anyone in the dark. for 21 days international light festival will keep things bright. fireworks, shadow plays and lanterns will be in the celebration. to be sure the event is as green as possible, the lights are all l.e.d.s making electricity costs just about 30 bucks a night. >>> someone surely won't be getting father of the year. one dad proved someone would do just about anything to catch a fly ball even if it means drop oing his young daughter in the process. we're not sure what is worse. the fact that he didn't catch the ball or that he got a reaction like this from his wife. brutal stink eye there. >>> and jeremy had hiedi the opossum was put to sleep. she became a little bit of a mascot for our show. we loved her. >> and she had a little wink for us.

sandy welsh is a leader of learning matters, and she has steered us through incredibly tough times.she took over as board chair and our founding chair, judge way amok in aldie, sorry, lost a battle with cancer, and then, of course, she inherited that job just as the worst recession we are not to that part yet, but sandy, you have been just terrific. i just wanted a couple words about the book, which i hope you will enjoy. first, strenuous. that came from a documentary about a teacher shortage, and we're not trying to embarrass that young man. if you watch the whole documentary you will discover he is a junior high school phys ed teacher, and he has been told by his superintendent who is also the high school principal in a small town in georgia that he has to go teach high school english, high school math. you may have noticed who the students are. story. georgia at the time had a loophole that allowed a teacher, to teach up to 49% of stuff he had she -- he or she had never study. it was only what went to 50% your or out of field. it's a disgrace. and we probably should frost that be

and i know we have sandy fewer who was the p.t.a. president for a long time at george washington high school. commissioner fewer: i believe i have some of that stuff in my basement. i am a proud graduate of george washington high school as is my husband, as is my daughter, colleen, and so i always would like to ditto on commissioner wynns' request to have all our names put on it. i was p.t.a. president there for many years and i'm very familiar with that school and i would like to add a distinguished teacher, carl oche, who is a gifted teacher in our district, also is a hall of merit recipient for the george washington alumni association and we wish them many, many years of success. president mendoza: commissioner yee? vice president yee: ditto on putting my name on there, except that i'm reluctant. i wish -- i really wish washington didn't exist 75 years ago and maybe 25 years ago. if it had been built 25 years ago, my basketball team would have won the championship. they beat us! president mendoza: commissioner murase? commissioner

i'm sandy mori. i'm a member of the directors of the japantown foundation and a founder.ident. present today is keith komasu kimbings. when you see the renovation of the teagarden you'll be pleased of this very culturally appropriate venue and you'll love the design and the fact that the wood in the tea house has no nails in it. that's one of the very well-known japanese car pen tree techniques. -- carpentry techniques. carol has done a wonderful job making sure that everything in there is appropriate, very culturally sensitive. i'd like to acknowledge her work. she is here today, along with her staff. and i'd like to call carol up to the podium with me and have her show a few photos that she took recently to show you the recent renovations so that you could get a little bit pictorial idea about what it looks like now. and also while she's coming up, i want to commend your staff person, tom hart, who we've worked with. our board member bob, has been working closely on. tom has been giving us the guide anls as we go through this process in asking for this request. so this

sandy is here. sandy. >> that looked unreal dan. here's lack at tomorrow high pressure.rising from today. we look at 96 in antioch. fairfield. up to 95 degrees in morgan hill. livermore. concord. some of the hot spot up in clear lake area where we 97 degrees. certainly feel the heat in those areas. getting pretty warm in places like san jose. 88. 87 free mont. 80 for new oakland. 90 degrees in santa rosa with the down sloping wind. 74 in san francisco. 66 glees half machine bay. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. warmth sold on into the weekend. but we will sea temperatures starting to drop at the coast first on saturday and then inland areas follow suit on sunday and labor day so certainly cooling trend after tomorrow as we head into the weekend. >> awfully pleasant. >> thanks very much. >> larry coming up with all the sports in a moment but couple quick items about football he doesn't have. notice anything unusual about this picture? look closely. see the man third from the left is a little older than the other players. he's 61. allen moore taking the field as place k

meteorologist sandy pateleis here for us. temperatures are rising for today .90s in the east bay. coastal areas will be warm as well 78 in san francisco and 72 in half moon bay. 93 in santa rosa. and 80 for oakland and 85 in palo alton on the peninsula. and 86 in santa cruz . 92 inland at morgan hill. this is the warm 7-day forecast for two days and then cooler on friday, big cool down by sunday, more clouds in the picture and drizzle . upper cents by sunday inhand and then the possibility of rain coming in, and heading into tuesday. >> we should expect rain. >> that's the point. >>> and the nba is under a lock out, but there is big news for the warriors tonight. >> club's new president and high profile he brings to the team. uúuúuúuúuúqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqx t >> you can stay connected at abc 7 news.com. >> join me at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. coming up, the video game and documentary. gamers noticed something familiar and soon so does everybody else. >> an emotional night in oakland. parents and students will voice anger over the proposed closure of 13 schools the

my name is sandy burnback. i live at 570 o'farrell. as i explained last time, we have had some problems. nov's are issued and then there is no follow-up. to emphasize my point, an nov was issued on 5/24 regarding the water heater. on june 16, a second issue wanos issued, along with a certified letter to the landlord stating, and i quote, you are directed to fix the unsanitary conditions. as of the close of business yesterday, nothing had been done. the last thing mentioned on the complaint database was 6/27, where the landlord asked the inspector for an additional two weeks. this is now four weeks later, and nothing has been done. it i will ask ms. day, since it is on her letter had, what this means? >> staff can address to later, but they are not allowed to respond to your public comment. >> we are over two months, and nothing has been done. the last thing that was done was four weeks ago, where they aske for two weeks. now i would like to make some comments about what mr. sweeney said last week about emergency repairs. i went eight d

i'd like to acknowledge my colleague, sandy, for joinin gus. -- joining us. at this time, i'd like to welcome ed lee, the mayor of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you, hydra and mckinley students. thank you very much. supervisor weiner, i thin kwe k we have the official song, next time i go t otho the boardf supervisors, we need side by side. we ain't got a barrell of money. thank you for coming today. i want to say that i remember an episode, when i was in elementary school, when i was brought down to the principal's office. now i get to seek revenge by having the principles come to the mayor's office. i do signal to you my great appreciation, to the school district, and to all the school board members, to the family of people working with the city to make certain that we have the best educational system in the country that we can offer. we have celebrated with some of the best teachers, and i have been to countless numbers of different schools. we have a relationship with the city college, the wonderful relationships that we continue to have, and then, r

and sandy. thank you for being with us today. sharon has been here for many years. thank you for being here as well. to all of you who our guests -- family, friends, brothers and sisters of our youth commission -- thank you very much for joining us. i have been very thrilled to be your mayor for the last eight months, and one of the things that i have delighted in in terms of meeting all the different -- come on up, john. supervisor avalos, good to see you. [applause] one of the things i have been delighted in in all the different town hall budget meetings and the community-based organization meetings we have had is to listen to what our views were saying about our city -- listen to what our youth were saying about our city. it either make me happy or sad. it is your opinions that measure the polls and the direction of what we're doing as a city. ultimately, and i know all the other departments will agree with me -- you are going to take over this city. you are going to take it over. you are going to take my job. you are going to take their jobs. you are going to do

sandy is here and sounds like it is changing a little bit on us. >> yes.njoy the warm weather for 2 more days dan. then we are going to get cooler. bring in some rain. >> cooler and wetter. >> yes cooler and wetter. all changing. it's drastic changes as we head into next week. but at least off couple days to enjoy the warmth. take advantage of it. live picture right now from our high definition east bay hills camera. we have lovely view looking across the bay towards san francisco. and visibility is great tonight. we have no fog out there. it absolutely clear from coast to inland area still complete warm outside. mid 70's inland. low 70's from redwood city mountain view down to san jose and south bay and in santa rosa at 70 degrees. our highlights clear tonight. mild inland. spare the air tomorrow and we are looking at warm days right through thursday before we start to see some big changes coming here. overnight tonight. dolack for clear skies. not expecting any fog. temperatures range from the low 50's to the low 60's and really the pacific satellite pic

they thrive in a rocky, sandy soil in times of drought. you grow them for the beauty of their leaves that they will produce a bright, brilliant blossoms at some point. that is what dana's work has been. it has been a pleasure to serve with you. >> good evening to members of the board of education. i am what the department of public health. i wanted to publicly thank her for all of her leadership. you are getting e-mails at 6:00 a.m. and then again at 11:00 a.m. she is making an impact here and also at the national level. people always ask me if i know dana and they really have appreciated all of her writing. we are looking forward to all of the future work. >> thank you. >> board members. >> i would like to publicly thank dana for the work that she has done and the example she has been. this is the best example of how we can do something important because other people help us and demanded of us at the same time. i have been privileged enough to go to national conferences and talk about the things that we are doing here. always been clear t

sandy is in for spencer tonight. >> great looking weekend.ld on at least saturday for inland area. these temperatures are not quite as high as they were today. so from the upper 90's to the mid 90's in places lake livermore, fair field tomorrow antioch 87 in san jose. 85 agrees napa. santa rosa. nice day in oakland. 75. san francisco 66 degrees. fog sitting around most of the day half machine bay. 63 there and on the peninsula palo alto 84 degrees. monterey bay temperatures drop as well. 92 in morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast it's a cooling trend that gets under way tomorrow and really takes us right through labor day. pleasant weather upper 80's low inland then warming trend for tuesday wednesday. the a lot going on dan. we have all the college football games this weekend. grit looking weather but if you are at can stick take a swaert or jack the it. >> college football of course and also baseball to talk about. larry here with all the sports. >> huge series for the giants. first place arizona diamondbacks. giants ever going to get i

mark sandy is one of them. the administration is citing people like that.publican elected officials especially governors who say i want some of that construction money. i want some teach around firefighter money in trying to persuade the public they do know how to get action. >> the tone of the speech on thursday night it seemed notably different to what we're used to hearing from president obama. i've had so many people democrats and republicans alike say we loved what we heard. we loved that he was fired up and ready to go. >> democrats loved seeing the president feisty. loved seeing him point his finger at the congress and say over and over pass this bill. of course, the risk for the president is if he keeps saying that over and over and in effect, sort of threatens the congress and says if they don't generate the pressure, it looks like an empty threat. for the moment the president has decided he is ready to fight for what he believes in. his re-election is going to ride on his success in getting this program through in lifting the economy or persuading

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sandy arnold was severely burned so was her brother-in- law allen braun and his wife. braun's mother-in-law died after the explosion. >> slowly and surely 15 minute at a tame. now we're looking forward to the next day and next day. we bought another property down the pens la. we're the peninsula. we're moving forward. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spear also attended the gather. she's working on legislation to prevent a similar tragedy somewhere else. >> a year later the pain continues for the people that have been impacted by this, and it's important for all of us who are in a position to help to continue to provide that kind of assistance whatever it is they need. >> reporter: if the legislation is passed, it would require that residents living near gas or pipelines be notified about them being located there. also, the shut off involves, the automatic shut off valves would be required to installed on aging and new pipelines. >> emergency responders would be trained on how to deal with disasters similar to this one. congresswoman spear admitted though that congres

. >> reporter: sandy spearheads the news outlet. >> he was never a spy, never dreamed of being a spy. he went and learned arabic. he did this incredible photojournalism and fell in love with the arab world and we sent him over with a monthly retainer to be our eyes and ears on the street. >> reporter: he did not know sarah short or josh fattal but said the lesson learn from their journey is how lucky americans are to have freedom. she applauded journalists who risk their lives to tell great stories. >> i was in kurdistan as a tourist with my fianc ee, sarah, and josh. >> you are seen through the lens of very hostile populations and state governments. it takes courage to go out there and you have to be vigilant. >> reporter: now, bower has his own website with an entry dated october of last year so he was either busy in prison or his fiancee could have brought the information when she was releasinged for medical reasons. she doesn't believe it will be long before bower is writing, traveling, and shooting pictures. live in san francisco, tara moriarty, channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>>

>> my name is sandy. i would like to read you a memo that was sent to members of the commission on august 15, just before the previous meeting, the august meeting. it was sent from sonya harris to the commissioners. it says -- "[unintelligible] met mr. burnback this morning for one and a half hours. hopefully his issues have been resolved. most likely he will speak during public comment, but i think that the commission has to be careful not to respond to him directly pertaining to 570 barrel street, since this is not an item that is on the agenda. a few things come to mind. ms. harris sets the agenda. under what authority did she have to limit my comments? why did she not ask me if the issues had been resolved? since my name was on the memo, in fact actually in the subject of the memo, why was i not sent a copy? >> obviously, you got a copy. >> i got it through sunshine laws. i had to file through the sunshine laws in order to obtain a copy, ok? let me give you a couple of responses that i was given durin

rain we're going to get here in the gulf coast, 10 to 20 inches for a myriad of reasons including the sandy soil in the south absorbs a lot more, the topography, the hills, the mountains of vermont, the green and white mountains. don't expect that kind of flooding, which is good news although we'll probably see three times the amount of rain. here's the storm, tropical storm lee on the eastern flank of this, where really the body of the energy is. you can see a little bit naked on the western side. center of circulation right here, beginning to make its approach toward land. the center of circulation will fully come on land by this afternoon. and then hopefully we'll see the winds die down and the speed pick up. right now, north at 5 miles per hour. that is slower than it was earlier today when we were at 6 and 7 miles per hour. and, again, the slower it is, the more of an inundation of rain. but also want to show you. ed was talking about that respite in the rain which is allowing the water to drain. that's right there. that's that dry pocket. but unfortunately we do have much more to come

evan, sandy . . . evan .. what pushed you toward the explorer? it was less expensive. inside. there was stuff that we have in our car that i didn't even know existed. how does your music gear fit in there? it fits perfectly. i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetris. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. the great tony bennett will be here in the studio to talk to us. now here it, is your moment of zen. >> on cnn just the other day, they showed a poll where i was like within five points of president obama. polls, nah, they're forcaptioniy comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org. >> stephen: tonight, a new way to crack down on illegal immigration. has anyone asked them to leave in espanol?

. >> sandy aala. >> arlene babakeithis. >> and my dad, michael bass. >> and my sister, melissa yvette white. we love you, we miss you and we'll never forgive you. >> john j. -- robert j. bearwalter. >> brett t. bailey. >> garnet bailey. >> catiana. >> michael bosch. >> catherine bantis. >> gerard baptist. >> walter baron. >> gerard barba. >> paul vincent bar barboa. >> victor daniel barbosa. >> i'm here today in honor of my father and port authority employee, james william barba. >> and my uncle and godfather, firefighter matthew barne, forget me in forget-me-not. >> david michael bartway. >> matthew barnes. >> melissa rose barnes. >> patricia barnes. >> evan j. baron. >> renee barrett. >> arthur sadduous barry. >> diane barry. scott v. bart. >> carlton v. bartle. >> guy barsby. >> ina. >> and my father, kenneth william cesniky. >> my brother, jasper baxter, we love you, you'll never are forgotten. >> paul james battaglia. >> david bower. >> yvonne lewis battista. mark lawrence davis. >> jasper baxter. >> lorraine j. bay. >> michelle beale. >> thank you for your courage, todd m. beame

sea birds stretch their wings on its sandy shoals.bor seals bask in its waters. >> leek three different groupings of them. >> reporter: it's a tresh is sure to neighbors like bruce. >> there's a big consciousness about the lagoon. there always has been. >> reporter: tucked in between stinson beach and the town in marin county, the bellinas lagoon is a freak of nature. it was created by the san andreas fault that straddles the pacific and north american plates. >> with the phases and the phases of the tide, like the phases of the moon, you know, you see it in all its different moods. >> reporter: but the biggest threat to the lagoon isn't its geological peculiarities. it's man. >> humans start impacting it in the 1800s with logging and farming and ranching, and from there we start building along the lagoon, putting in roads, houses. >> reporter: caltrans roadwork along the highway 1 bordering the lagoon marks the first phase of the restoration. crews will use rocks and drainage systems to stop dirt and sand from washing into the estuar

sandy is here with that. >> we are expecting some significant changes as we head into next week.alking about rain that is going to look a lot like october, end of october, beginning of november. take a look at the high for today. it was considerably cooler down l 21 degrees in san francisco where it was 67 down 22 degrees in santa rosa. 75 degrees there. 79 today and in our inland area we even saw a little bit of a respect off. livermore 90 degrees. 6 degrees cooler than yesterday. here's why we saw the cooling high definition camera deepening marine layer this afternoon and tonight it deep end to 2 thousands feet. this in combination with gusty winds off the ocean right now travis air force base in fairfield, south west wind gusting to 35 miles an hour. that's a strong sea breeze for the seabreeze and deep marine layer come pwund to cool us off. the really is just pushing the low clouds in. north bay is completely socked in. parts of the east pay already gray and we are headed for very great morning tomorrow. numbers right now in the low to mid 60's running cooler than 24 hours

sandy here with a look at the forecast. >> that's right. especially by thursday and friday. temperatures are really going to drop. so you will need the long sleeve shirt. show you a view of the golden gate bridge. this is a photo submitted to you report. see a beautiful view of the gelleden gate bridge there. preside yo in san francisco. nasty lacking day in san francisco. 66 was the official high and the clouds cleared this afternoon making way for sunshine. about to our east they and to our north and sierra nevada and unless northern california we have been seeing thunderstorms all afternoon long. even in the evening things start to die down right now but i show you a time lapse from our heavenly camera 8300 foot elevation just about a couple hours ago. still some thunderstorms developing there and lightning strike. quite vivid there dramatic pictures from the tahoe area and if you are heading to lake tahoe tomorrow, another chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms again. just be aware of this. temperatures rate now 50's along the coast line. 60's inland. we only

. >> sandy arnold is in a wheelchair. one year ago this neighborhood was devastated after a pg&e gas pipeline exploded. it killed eight and injured others. homes were destroyed. but this evening people tried to replace their grief with gratitude. >> this evening is our time to remember and celebrate the humanity of our community. >> many tried to find comfort by talking to others and those most familiar to them. >> i told them that it is a long process, and it is certainly not over today and we are all going to be there for them wherever they need. >> and the congressman and jackie spears says they will try to bring closure to the victims of the explosion. tonight it was all about emotional therapy. live in san bruno, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> turks lyanne. >>> -- thank you, lyanne. >>> power slowly starts to return to the southwest. now officials want to know how the huge outage could have happened. plus, two dozen fresno state football players accused of fraud. and deaf vas stating floods in -- devastating flooding

sandy is here with the forecast. >> yes we are hanging on to the heat from earlier in the day.ust take a lack at the hay for today. we had width spread 90's across the bay cir so no matter where you were you felt the heat today. 96 in livermore. concord 94 degrees in fairfield. got up to 96 in santa rosa. inter100 clover dale ukiah. if you headed to the beaches it was a warm day as well. 72 in half moon bay today. 87 degrees in santa cruz. san francisco this is the warmest week of the year and it sure felt like it. 85 for a high. 86 degrees in oakland today. good 10 to 15 degrees above normal but with the heat and the lack of strong sea breeze comes hazy sky this is evening from the high definition mount tamalpiais camera. spare the air. another spare the air tomorrow and this is upset from the east by hills camera. just to show you even though we have a lot of haze in the atmosphere skies clear as sunseting. 7:11 tonight. mainly clear this evening and as dan mentioned it is warm. 81 writ now in antioch. sfa degrees in livermore. oakland. sea low 70's down the pens will and to