. >> i just want to give a shoutout. commissioner maufases asked about discretionary funds. basically p.t.a. or p.t.o. raise dollars and they go into a trust fund that is earmarked for principal discretionary funds or different things. when you go over the list, i just want to give a shoutout at lafayette, stevenson, sunny side some other schools that raised $136,000 in support of our school district. and shame on the state of california for having parents pay for teachers! like, you know, this is really unacceptable to have parents putting together these funds to pay for teachers, like this is just completely unacceptable. a lot of the public comment we heard tonight was about the state budget and i really just ask everyone to make sure that our state funds our schools. parents should not be paying for teachers. >> thank you. >> so item sbrvings our adjournment and this evening we're going to be adjourning in memory of diane. she serve as an associate superintendent from 1983 through 2001. diane passed away after a long illness. she was named associate superintendent for th

. >> she gave us all a shoutout. >> right. >>> still ahead. not your picture-perfect start to the day. plenty of rain. the forecast is coming up. >> let's look at the midday stocks. followed by the mega millions. >>> the sun is starting to peek out. the rain is moving away. the clouds are mixing and this is rain that's hanging around t is moving out of the city and hanging on and all the way along the eastern shore and into a fringe here in the western shore. that's leaving us. we'll show you behind it, there are a few showers but this is fizzling out t is drifting off. this will be the last round, maybe a sprinkle later. and we'll mix with sunshine. and there will be a drier wind for us. look how chilly it is. 51 in dc that's it at noon. that's a 30-degree swing from this time yesterday. we will recover. take note of what is back in here t is disorganized. the next one moving our way. we'll see the sunshine return. as we head into friday the next storm is coming our way. not a big rain event. what happens is what marty talks about. this is no

and you can see from marty's shoutout there t is breezy. around the airport. 17 is the highest reading and coming from the northwest t is making for a nice afternoon but this is playing into the weekend. and more on that we send it out to marty. >> we started talking about this yesterday that the jet dream will be down to the south. that's going to play into the weekend. we're thinking there could be scattered showers. later on and the evening, maybe a thunder shower. i would classify it as garden variety-spring-like weather t will be partly sunny than today. and the forecast. we'll do that coming up shortly in the first weather segment. >>> thank you. >>> now to sports after a turbulent off season alfray dough sim moan is pitching for the bowy bay sox. he has been off the mound since being arrested. he is accused of murder in his home country. there will be a tress conference after the game. >>> a little luck went a long way for the o's n the bottom of the 8th. and a royal's player hit as drive but it is stuck under the wall. that's a grou

first of all, i just want to give a big shoutout there of congratulations to the san francisco schoolf the arts for being named 2010-2011 california distinguished school and we really want to, you know, we're really proud of their efforts. there's only -- yeah. there's approximately 97 middle and high schools that are given this award this year and so to be in that top group, that shows that they're really work withing on closing the achievement gap. i think it's really exciting. the other item i wanted to mention is that obviously yesterday the district was closed and i'm sorry to say because it was another one of those fur low days that we all dread and that's not dish don't see it as a good way to solve all of our problems but unfortunately last week we had a committee of the whole and we talked about the budget. it was outlined ow bleak our picture looks. we all know that we all think things are really bad right now and what's coming at us really shows that it's even going to get worse. that we're going to be moving from, you know, we're planning right now to cut $349 pursuant to

a big shoutout to the grand slam poetry slam. 15 years and we have -- each speaker is going represent brave voices one of who is from san francisco. >> i'm t is closed session actions for may 24, 2011. public employment but 5-1 wins. [reading]

this is a shoutout. it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game.m told me. happy mother's day, mom. the nationals, however, did not play the game very well today. that's because marlins pitcher anibal sanchez brought his a-game thanks in part to his mama who made him a pancake breakfast. sanchez improves to 6-0 in his career against the nats. here's how it wents. rocking pink sneakers, players used pink bats in an effort to support breast cancer research. top five. marlins lead 2-0. anibal sanchez cruising along gets jerry hairston jr. swinging. pudge rodriguez. danny espinoza. see ya. sanchez strikes out the side, no-hitter through six innings. bottom of the inning. la von hernandez facing gabby san chets with two runners on. sanchez crushes it to left for a three-run homer. marlins lead 6-0. no one there to see it. top seven. laynce nix up trying to break up the no-hitter. rips one to right. mike stanton coming on. can't make the catch. that's a base hit. so the no-hitter is no more. sanchez was solid, seven innings, gives up two hits, no runs, a

you have to give him a little shoutout or something. [ applause ] now, you met another notable figurehis happen? do you know don, are you familiar with his work? >> yeah, he's funny guy. >> jimmy: very funny guy. did he make fun of you? did he make jokes? >> all the time. >> jimmy: what did he say to you, do you remember? >> there's a lot of -- funny things. >> jimmy: yeah, he's funny. and, this would be great, by the way. you could tour with him. you could sing -- >> you know what, he used to live in the philippines two years before. >> jimmy: he did? no, really? >> yes. >> jimmy: he lived in the philippines? >> yeah, before, two years. >> jimmy: when he was in the military? >> yeah, in the military. >> jimmy: how about that. you guys talked about that? >> we have experience in the philippines. >> jimmy: i got you. and now, the last time -- i think, well, not the last time you were here, you sang with will ferrell. a couple times before, you sang the song "sometimes when we touch." this is a song by an artist named dan hill. apparently dan him's wife was watching the show and called

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. >> you want to special shoutout and thank. >> i want to thank the men and women of the armed forces of the s.e.a.l.s worldwide. everybody back home, especially my patients who i had to reschedule to come up to new york. thank you very much. >> thank you, howard, very much. we were thinking about those, in addition to those killed on 9/11. but the military, and their sacrifice. and their families, what they have sacrificed. thank you very much. you can read howard's gripping account about how he took out the enemy, at abcnews.com/gma. we hope that you do that. you look the part, too, howard. everything. >>> let's get back over to the best third baseman we have on our company softball team, sam champion. >> too late for anything, robin. let's get to the boards. we're going to start with west memphis pictures. there's water we need to talk about. memphis, probably, by saturday, will be the second-highest crest ever. and the situation is very serious. when they blew that levee near cairo, illinois, the river dropped about two feet in ten hours. the rain that was in that zone, simply mov

. >> a little shoutout to ali there. >> and good morning to you. >> a polite shush usually does the trickcan't believe you said that. >> i didn't mean it to be that big a deal. come on. get to the piece. jeremy hubbard. >> jeremy hubbard has the story. >> reporter: chalk this one up to the etiquette police. 29-year-old lakeysha beard, taken off this amtrak train, and charged with disorderly conduct after passengers said she talked loudly on her phone, nearly nonstop, on the trip from oregon to salem. and they reminded her loud calls are banned in the quiet train cars. looks like when it comes to mobile phone manners, maybe we've finally had enough. on youtube, teachers are taking out their rage on cell phone use. and last year, singer adam lambert even stopped a concert mid song. >> wait. sorry. sorry. can you get off your phone? you're yelling into it. we're going to start over. >> reporter: at pleaseshutup.com, they started a viral campaign. starring annoying cell phone guy. armed with an oversized phone. and on oversized ability to annoy. in the elevator. >> no. i'm in an elevator. >>

some mammoth points with his wife by telling me to remind -- by reminding me that i have to say a shoutoutther's day to all the mothers here. happy mother's day. [applause] in twetch, and with the blessing of its namessake, we introduced some new elements to the m.r.c. gala, the william f. buckley award for excellence in journalism. every year there are trophies to be won by unaccomplished liberals in an industry that regularly banishes wise conservative thought from polite company. we should never use the words journalism and excellence in the same sentence. but we can. when we produce reporters who report balance and impashality. they do just that. our commentators comment with devastating accuracy. our radio personalities crush their opposition on every level, our guys can beat up their guys. our women can beat up their guys. [applause] it just occurred to me. so we honor all of them. in 2007, our first winner was rush limbaugh. in 2008, the award was given to the late, dearly beloved and sorely missed tony snow. in 2009 it was bestowed on the great brit human and last year it -- brit h

. >> so what we'll be doing, and i really want to give a shoutout here to five of the largest credit card companies in the country who are working with us right now on a way that as soon as we receive a complaint, that complaint can go directly to the credit card companies. they can help us understand whether the complaint has merit. they have the opportunity to try and resolve it with the customer, keeping us in the loop. >> is that just for credit card companies or all financial service providers? >> here's what i want to make clear. as -- >> i got five minutes. not trying to cut you off, but there's other things to ask. >> fair enough, just trying to get you details. >> yes or no, are the complaints public? >> we are trying to get the product right. there's been cooperation with the -- >> i'm probably not asking the question right. are the complaints public, yes or no? >> there's no single answer. >> are any of the complaints public? >> congressman, we don't have complaints yet. what we're trying to do is builds system. >> you do have the plan to keep complaints not public it you

son who scored some mammoth points with his wife by telling me to remind me that i have to say a shoutouter's day to all the mothers here. happy mother's day. in 2007 and with the blessing of its namesake, we introduced a new element to the m.r.c., the william f. buckley award for excellence in journalism. why? because every year there are innumerable trofies to be won by with unaccomplished liberals in an industry that regularly banished wise conservative thought from polite company. quite frankly, where their awards are concerned, you should never use the words journalism and excellence in the same sentence. but we can. when we produce reporters who report to be devoted to balance and impartiality, they dev deliver just that. balance and impartiality. our commentators comment with devastating accuracy, our radio personalities crush their opposition, on every level our guys can beat up their guys. our women can beat up their guys. [applause] just occurred to me. and so we honor all of them. in 2007 our first winner was rush limbaugh. in 2008 the award was given to the late and dealer bel