they were suspended for 2 day prs petaluma junior high schoo school. the victim suffered bruises to the chest. now even though the boys no longer affiliated with the league, the board called app emergency meeting and says it will work to prevent future bullying. >> new at 11:00. breakthrough san jose any as police city officials agreed on plan to reduce retirement benefit. the contentious issue led to tension between the police and city. agreement aplays to future police officers. issue is part of a plan agreed to by voters last year measure b to reduce long-term pension cost. >> one of the largest and longest clinical trials to find vaccine for hiv is over tonight. the national institute of mental health health announce the 4 year trial of experimental injection failed. 2500 high risk volunteer in 1960 including san francisco took part independent panel determined volunteers received the vaccine were actually slightly more likely to contract hiv than those who received a placebo trial was called off. >> thinks really incredible. thieves found a way to

they were suspended for 2 day prs petaluma junior high schoo school. the victim suffered bruises to the chest. now even though the boys no longer affiliated with the league, the board called app emergency meeting and says it will work to prevent future bullying. >> new at 11:00. breakthrough san jose any as police city officials agreed on plan to reduce retirement benefit. the contentious issue led to tension between the police and city. agreement aplays to future police officers. issue is part of a plan agreed to by voters last year measure b to reduce long-term pension cost. >> one of the largest and longest clinical trials to find vaccine for hiv is over tonight. the national institute of mental health health announce the 4 year trial of experimental injection failed. 2500 high risk volunteer in 1960 including san francisco took part independent panel determined volunteers received the vaccine were actually slightly more likely to contract hiv than those who received a placebo trial was called off. >> thinks really incredible. thieves found a way to

they were suspended for 2 day prs petaluma junior high schoo school. the victim suffered bruises to the chest. now even though the boys no longer affiliated with the league, the board called app emergency meeting and says it will work to prevent future bullying. >> new at 11:00. breakthrough san jose any as police city officials agreed on plan to reduce retirement benefit. the contentious issue led to tension between the police and city. agreement aplays to future police officers. issue is part of a plan agreed to by voters last year measure b to reduce long-term pension cost. >> one of the largest and longest clinical trials to find vaccine for hiv is over tonight. the national institute of mental health health announce the 4 year trial of experimental injection failed. 2500 high risk volunteer in 1960 including san francisco took part independent panel determined volunteers received the vaccine were actually slightly more likely to contract hiv than those who received a placebo trial was called off. >> thinks really incredible. thieves found a way to

she charges one pattern 50,000 for three schoo. they're paying almost 300,000. yes i hired her.y didn't save the school under and $50,000. john: you charge to a higher rent and pay its your company. >> adjusted dollar $0.9 a square foot. rental space in the city for a school is $2 to $2.50. a guard that. the problem, the whole thing is here, broke all these rules that they say i did, they say that ign steel. it has been going on for 12 years. i am not arrested. why didn't they arrest me and keep the school open? a jail the save the school. john: to reserves -- results are phenomenal. number one in oakland. this month the "washington post" said american indian is number one of list of most challenging and schools in america. >> yes, we are the best. i have a big ego, they say. but the reason we are the best as our students and teachers work hard. john: 100 percent of their high-school seniors the last three years or accepted into 4-year colleges. >> and most o them graduated in under three years. [applause] that last public hearing before they voted, here is what some schooloard

. >> three schoo. john: that absolutely certain that the schools will be closed.re out of the school now, but you will appeal. maybe there's hope. >> we are appealing -- there are appealing to the board of education. hopefully they will look at the evidence. we will see. it is interesting. anyone who wants to see the evidence. twelve years of audits. by cpas. never found any rule that was broken, any money that was miing. school district did not do an audit. they totally ignore the others. john: anybody can drown in these numbers, but the best evidence is that you succeed. you would think that would be the measure. >> no. there is more money in being a failing school system. you have to close us down. we're doing our job for half the money, and. john: does not have the money if you give 6,000 some for per student in the district is seven dozen. >> but all the money, federal money, special-education, they get up 14,000. john: stay wh us. the audience will have a chance to question you later. now that the blood as he knew, it is i refer more. wants to swallow the pe

it's up for debate in one schoo district in new jersey and a lot of parents are in the happy that theess dresses fromt an eighh grade dance because she thinks they're too distracting for the boys.p here is what one mom has to say about that. >> the issue here is having someone interfere with my rightn to raise my children in a way that i think is appropriate. this is not about dresses. this is about the issue behind it.dr this is about a government official making a unilateral decision which isff different fm past practice. >> so really, is it about the little boys? greg, ten miles an hour wind and a boy could get distracted. >> the curve a couch leg. society is changing. at this rate, they're not going to be wearing strapless gowns, they're going to be wearingr gownless straps. >> what do you think?ou >> look, kids have their whole life toa wear strapless dresses and to be distracted. it's eighth grade. let them have a dress codeg through eighth grade. >> what are they proposing? ap halter dress? >> cover it up a little bit! >> is it hard to find dresses for little girls that don't h

going back to her grandfather, and so there she is in rhode island growing up graded waits from high schoot it off. she's taken with the fact that he speaks different languages, he's very worldly, and they become boyfriend/girlfriend. this is immediately after tamerlan has been arrested for attacking or beating, slapping in the face his previous girlfriend who he had been living with for a time before that. in any event, cat falls in love with tamerlan they decide to get married, and katherine's rhode island family was not very happy about that. a lot of consternation among her relatives about tamerlan was a boxer, he was a tough guy and they thought that he was beneathullc had we've seen video, we have crews outside that home many rhode island the fbi banging down their door. final question to you, marc. you talk in this piece abo ps tamerlan's transformation seeming to develop over time. but the younger brother dzhokhar it's a pretty swift change. >> we don't know for sure. there are some indications that tamerlan took his brother under his wing as the family was dissolving the father we

the three most important numbers -- 12. 12% of the graduates of all high schools go to for-profit schoo schools. university the phoenix, kaplan, devrie, edmc. 12% go to these for-profit schools. these for-profit schools take out over $30 billion a year in federal aid to education. 12% of the students, they take 25% of all the federal aid to education. they know where the money is and they're grabbing it as fast as they k can. 47's the thirds number you've got to remember. 47% of the student loan defaults are students and their families from for-profit schools. many of these schools are just plain worthless. some of the students could never tell. they say, well, senator, wait a minute. if you are giving pell grants, federal pell grants through these schools, then isn't the federal government acknowledging that the school is a good school? sadly, that's an inescapable conclusion but a wrong one. they're not good schools. and yet we continue to allow them to tap in to federal funds. oh, there are exceptions. some of them do train people for goo jobs, but too many of them are worthless. and