however, i will stand down for officer solomon. i would be remiss if i did not mention and acknowledge that this is the last medal of valor award ceremony that mark will attend as an active member of the standards as the police department. mark is retiring next friday after a 32-year career. at present mark solomon. [applause] >> please, it is not about me. it is about them. thank you. thank you. it is my distinct honor to stand before you and speak on behalf of these fine officers, sergeant scott ryan, a albertalbert lieu and reyes. tuesday, june 7, 2011, the fbi contacted the san francisco police department robbery abatement team providing them with specific information about two incidents that occurred in irvine, california. an armed white male suspects driving a gray bmw had committed to armed bank robberies. the suspect had already proven himself dangerous and desperate when he attempted to run down responding deputy sheriffs in order to effectively escape from one of the bank robberies. using the gps, the getaway car was loca

suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site. cade derry: what i would really like to see is that the teachers... that were laid off come back to the school. navaz hurd: a smaller class size. navaz hurd: as a mom i want that. as a teacher i want that. prop 38 is an opportunity of a generation.

solomon wilcots is there. how does a rookie quarterback plan to make it a successful outing against the bengals today? >> well, j.b., you know when you talk to robert griffin iii, you come away with a keen understanding that he is a wise soul. he doesn't seem like a rookie quarterback at all. he said that he plans to attack the bengals deep and has an aggressive tendency to creep up to the line of scrimmage. more specifically, he wants to use the running game and play-action pass to attack the bengals safety. this is a bengals defense giving up over 400 yards in each of their first two ballgames. rg3 will be without one of his best wide receivers in pierre garcon who is out with a foot injury for the second consecutive week, j.b. leonard hankerson will start instead. james: all right, solly with a light on the situation there. thank you, buddy. we'll hear from rg3 as well as from his fellow rookie quarterback andrew luck of the colts. that will be later on. there are a lot of battles of the twos today. we have

suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site. cade derry: what i would really like to see is that the teachers... that were laid off come back to the school. navaz hurd: a smaller class size. navaz hurd: as a mom i want that. as a teacher i want that. prop 38 is an opportunity of a generation.

solomon. item g, consent calendar. motion and a second on the consent calendar. >> motion the consent calendar. president yee: any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent? >> yes. we have a number of withdrawals. so the first is we'd like to withdraw budget transfer numbers six and eight of consent item 2-b, 128-14.3-2 on pages 9 and 10. that's just the numbers six and eight. we'd like to withdraw 128-14-k-21 on pages 141 and 142. actually, the dates of service will be changed from august 14-17 to august 28-31. so this resolution is no longer retroactive and therefore doesn't need to be put into this board agenda but can be administratively approved so it will go through that process. we have a couple other corrections. we have corrections to k-27, 28, and 29 on pages 155-159. for all three of these pages, the contracts will begin the first day of school. that's on 8/20/2012. so for k-28 and 29 it's a correction. and for k-27, it's similar to k-21. we'll actually withdraw it and submit it as an administrativ

abc's bob woodruff is with will and has more from the solomon islands. bob?thousands of miles and oceans away from the scandal that has engulfed the royal couple, it seems as if the entire population of the solomon islands came out this afternoon to wrap their arms around the duke and duchess of cambridge. warmly greeting the couple with a traditional island welcome. william and kate then climbed aboard a truck decorated cleverly as a south pacific war canoe. the slow-motion cruise through the streets of the capital city. a crowd estimated at 70,000 jammed the streets. everyone clamoring for their brush with royalty. >> it seems the whole country is here. it should be good. >> in 22 years, it's one of the biggest royal welcomes that i have ever seen. the queen would struggle to get a bigger crowd than this, so they're going kate and william crazy even in the solomon islands. >> reporter: even in this remote corner of the world where internet access is scarce and news travels slowly, the fury over the publications of the topless photos of kate is on everyone's

gentlemen, thank you for being here, especially you, solomon. know your voice in the morning is very precious. you guard it carefully. scott, this is the fifth year of doing this. why taking the opera out of the opera house and on the road? >> i think it's a great opportunity to introduce opera to a bigger group of people outside the opera house. it's free. you can bring a blanket, sit in the jowld field, concession -- outfield, concessions are open. it's great for kids and first time operagoers. >> less stuffy than being in a rigid seat in the opera house. you've got a lot of things. you say it's great for families, it's free and a lot of things that happen at the ballpark even before the performance starts. >> the gates open at 5:00. we'll do things like a sword fighting demonstration. there's group classes and miss brown will be there who is our opera roofing -- [indiscernible] -- going to be there. howard, you're a d.c. native. you have lots of family here. where did you go to school? >> mckinly tech and finished at fairfax high school. >> d

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william and kate were given the solomon islands version of a royal parade. traveling through the streets in a canoe on a pickup truck. officials insist the couple are up beat, the smiles real, but with court proceedings starting in france, there's clearly concern about who else will print the pictures. for all their angry statements and threats of legal action, palace officials know they can't stop the publication of these pictures overseas. the only question now is whether or not the floodgates will open. this italian magazine is ready with the headline "the queen is nude" and 26 pages of photographs. william and kate went to pray at the island's cathedral. the power failed. huge crowds strained to catch a glimpse of the couple. and it was decided to file a criminal as well as a civil complaint in the french courts. william and kate hoped the photographer who took the pictures can be identified. they played pan pipes for the duke and duchess at dinner and william responded with some local dialect. >> we look forward with great anticipation to learning more

the solomon islands where the unclothed human form is clearly no big deal.ther the irony may or may not have struck the royal couple as the route took them past the statuesque examples of the cultural differences. these islands may seem like another world to william and kate. back in their real world, the royals were busy taking action in france. it is in paris a celebrity gossip magazine published photo stoves the frolicking half naked couple enjoying what they thought was a private holiday. the royal lawyers are making a formal criminal complaint against the photographer who took the pictures and against the magazine. that didn't stop another european publication, this time in italy, from putting out a special issue containing a 26 page photo spread of the couple. an irish newspaper has printed them as well. outside of britain, the royals are treated with less reverence. >> it is seen as if you like, another celebrity complaining about their privacy being breached. however much i sympathize with kate, it will not close the door. the horse has bolted. >> re

the duke and duchess of cambridge are in the solomon islands this morning.queen's diamond jubilee. while over 9,000 miles away in paris, attorneys for the royals are about to file a criminal complaint against a photographer who snapped topless photos of the duchess while she was vacationing in a private home in the south of france. we're told not everyone in the royal family approved of taking the case to court but prince william and catherine are said to be so livid they felt they needed to take a stand. matt foster is travelling with the duke and duchess. poor guy. he joins us live in the solomon islands. so, are they filing? >> they are filing. i did speak to them just a few hours ago, zoraida and it's clear this is weighing very heavily on them. it happened at a very unfortunate time. right in the middle of the tour. so it's all smiles for the camera. but she's upset. she feels humiliated. and he actually feels very angry. he's speaking of diana in relation to this. he went through a tough upbringing because of the pressure his mother was under from the

native solomon howard used his voice to turn his life around. >> we love this story. howard is a classical opera singer, and he'll be lending his voice to the revival of don giovanni down at the kennedy center. chris gordon is here now. you've got the personal story. >> this is amazing you found this man, and what a story you have to tell. >> we'll let the viewers decide. we do like this story. as soon as you hear his voice, you may think he was born to be an opera star. not so. he came from humble beginnings. he says he was more likely to be the victim of violence on the streets of washington than to be on the stage at the kennedy center. ♪ solomon howard plays a pivotal role in the revival of don giovanni at the kennedy center. howard grew up only a few miles away in a poor family. >> in southeast d.c. so grew up seeing rough things. neighborhoods that were very bad. i witnessed my first murder when i was about 7. >> reporter: howard was the oldest of seven children. despite his family's best efforts, they lost their home. >> stayed with families, sometimes walked t

. >>> and speaking of travel, prince william and kate have wrapped up their visit to the solomon islandsroyal couple return home, after scored a legal victory in the battle over the topless photos of kate. here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: just as the court's decision was coming down, will and kate were enjoying some regal treatment. it would be a happier day for the famed couple, certainly worth a little dance. the french court's ruling prohibits the magazine called "closer" from publishing anymore of the pictures of kate. while demanding the digital copies be returned to the royal family within 24 hours. but the magazine has sold 400,000 copies. and the photos have been published in ireland and italy. next, the royals want criminal charges brought against the magazine and an investigation into who took the topless pictures of kate. >> williams' very angry. this type of photography and journalism won't be tolerated. >> reporter: the photographer could spend up to a year in jail. the royal couple determined to seek justice. bob woodruff, abc news, solomon islands. >>> a former yale

. >>> solomon islands, just north of australia, ever heard of them?t there lies the islands. and getting the royal treatment, prince william and his wife, kate middleton, arrive there. and what the royal couple can expect during their stay. >> reporter: the atmosphere rely is building here in the solomon islands, this ice cream store offering free ice cream to william and kate if they pass by. we were not offered the same deal, unfortunately. just two free potential ice creams. now they will come here, to the capitol, they will experience the hubbub, going off to an idealic island -- >> yes, we want to see them, we're happy to see them. the first time ever. >> reporter: on saturday, though, they headed into the jungles of borneo, climbing and experiencing the wildlife there, extraordinary scenes, really, well out of the communication loop, as well, which will be a huge relief. because the world is buzzing, still, about the images of kate middleton on holiday. the palace is taking legal action against the magazine that published the photos. william is

. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge spent their last full day in the solomon islands.oying a war canoe ride to a private island resort. billed as something of a second honeymoon. surely it doesn't feel like that now. thousands of miles away, outside paris, lawyers for the royal family were in court, pressing to stop the publication of the topless photos of kate. and seeking fines against "closer," the french tabloid that the first to feature them. >> whatever amount of damages that the french court will award, it will be a fraction of the publicity the magazine would have gained. >> reporter: when the tour began, the smiles came easily and often. and even after the scandal broke, it has been hard to detect their private turmoil. but one has to wonder what kate was thinking that morning, visiting a mosque in malaysia, just hours after learning about the photos. >> it's such a shocking thing. it's such an invasion of their personal space. >> reporter: this is the latest in the family's tortured relationship with the paparazzi. >> can i ask you to respect my children's sp

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enterprise was there start to finish, it was involved in two battles, eastern solomons in august and the battle of santa cruz in october. and her youngest sister, the hornet -- which had launched jimmy doolittle's b25s back in april, was sunk at santa cruz -- enterprise, or, excuse me, saratoga was already on the west coast having damage repaired, so that gets us back to eugene burns' book, then there was one. because at the height of the guadalcanal campaign in november, december 1942, enterprise was our only fast carrier operational in the pacific, and she shuttled back and forth from henderson field and a couple other airfields on shore. and as you'll see in the book, i devote a short what if segment to the end of the guadalcanal campaign. what if enterprise had been badly damaged or even sunk either at pearl harbor or at midway or early in the guadalcanal campaign? at any one of those junctures, the inavailability of enterprise would have adversely effected the united states' entire strategic capabilities in the pacific theater of operations. so it was that close an operation. so

as the controversy gathers steam, will and kate will travel to the solomon islands tomorrow. the visit will be a welcome diversion for the newlyweds. >> reporter: the atmosphere really is building here at the solomon islands. this ice cream store offering free ice cream to william and kate if they're passing by. we weren't offered the same deal, unfortunately, just two free potential will ice creams. now, the couple are going to come here, come to the capital, they're going to experience this hubbub. they're also going to go off to an i'd il i an idyllic island. >> half the island you think will will turn out. >> yes. >> we're happy to see them. it's the first time ever. >> reporter: on saturday, though, they're headed into the jungles of borneo, climbing high up into the canopy, experiencing awful the wi-- all of the wild 0life, extraordinary scenes and well out of the communication loop as well, which will be a huge relief because the world is buzzing still wi ining still ab as of catherine on holiday. the palace is taking legal action against the magazine that took the foe

you like sasha or solomon more? >> sasha loves me more than solomon.girl loves me more. >> really? they jump all over you. >> solomon, i thought i was going to have to put him in the casket with my mother because he loved her so much. so i think that all parents, i do think they have favorite child at different times, but you don't say it. >> you can't take those words back. those words will always be throughout and imagine what it's like for the favorite -- out there and imagine what it like for the favorite child and the not so favorite child. what's that going to do to her dynamics? >> they guess that -- their dynamics? >> they guess that about themselves. >> i was both my parents' favorite and my sister and brother had to deal with that. take it away, top. >> i have a favorite younger daughter, favorite middle daughter, favorite older daughter. that's the way you do it. here's the pollen count, same as yesterday, low for trees and mold spores, but grasses and weeds are in the medium range. we've got sunshine now but a cold front on our doorstep. we

suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site.ade derry: what i would really like to see is that the teachers... that were laid off come back to the school. navaz hurd: a smaller class size. navaz hurd: as a mom i want that. as a teacher i want that. prop 38 is an opportunity of a generation. [cc] >> listen up, california! my guest today, real estate expert dean graziosi, says we are sitting on a goldmine. you've seen dean all over tv for over 13 years, he's a multiple new york times best-selling author and america's number one real estate trainer. now, he claims that our beaten-up, down real estate market, combined with his 22 years of investing experience, has created the perfect window of opportunity for you to cash in big time right in your own backyard, even if you have no money, bad credit or never even thought about real estate prior to right now. he's joining us today to sho

it is called by the people in the white house the king solomon moment. the president says that he is like king solomon. he cannot divide the baby. he has to do something to stabilize the economy. he has less leverage in these negotiations. that realization is accurate. you can see his reasoning and the debate within the white house. host: the role of john boehner last year. guest: he went to the president and he proposed tax reform, and the president said he was willing to go along with the entitlement reform. half the book is this 44 days, and economic cuban missile crisis where they are trying to do something. the end result is to push everything off, all the tough decisions to 2013. host: they come up with the sequestration plan. where're at a point automatic spending cuts go through january, 2013. we went back into the c-span archives to illustrate your coverage. president obama comes before the cameras and so does john boehner. the reaction to that. [video clip] >> i did not see a path to a deal if they do not budge. if the basic proposition is, it

he joins us from the solomon islands.ll us about this criminal investigation they are opening? it seems look a win for them. >> reporter: well, yes, definitely first round, to the duchess of cambridge i'd say. there is caution here. she made a complaint and william made a complaint and the prosecutors are saying they are going to look into it. it's not a full investigation just yet. what they are going to be investigating is a breach of privacy, a criminal act in france. and potentially the editor could face a fine or even jail time. the photographer could face the same. but they don't know who the photographer is. the debate about the photograph photographer's identity is something the palace is pursuing. the magazine is the only place you can find out the name of the photographer. and they and the french lawyer have to approve this is in the public into reveal journalistic sources. that's another hurdle to come along. we don't know whether we'll get the identity of the photographer. certainly the photographer and editor

abc's bob woodruff is with will and has more from the solomon islands. >> reporter: thousands of miles away from the scandal that has engulfed the royal couple, it seems that the entire population of the solomon islands came out this afternoon to wrap their arms around the duke and duchess of cambridge. warmly greeting the couple with a traditional island welcome. william and kate then climbed aboard a truck decoratively. a crowd estimated at 70,000 jammed the streets. everyone clamoring with their brush of royalty. zblt it should be good. >> the queen would struggle to get a bigger crowd than that. >> even in this remote corner of the world where internet access is scarce, the furry over the publications of the topless photos of kate is on everyone's mind. >> are people here talking about that scandal? and everybody thinks that this is extremely. >> extremely unfair. extremely unfair. >> reporter: this battle which began with the publication of the pictures in france has accelerated. yesterday, an irish daily printed the photos as well. and an italian magazine is expected to publish a

bob woodruff, abc news, solomon island. >> that could change the day.u are going to lose your liberty over taking the photographs, and may be in prison for a year, you may not take them. fined $2,500. who cares. >> of course, they're out there. doesn't matter what digital shots they get back. they're on the net. you've can see them now and until the end of time. >> that's true they're out there forever. to your point, we have been talking about this. if you are a public person you have to be on notice that this could happen. >> it's not fair. it's not right. it shouldn't be this way. if i am a royal i am going to make sure i am not out on a terrace topless. just goes with the territory. shouldn't have to be that way. but it is. >> but it is. >> still to come the catch of the day. >> how some researchers stumbled across their latest subject in a big way. you are watching "world news now." ♪ snoip >>> welcome back. it is time to get much closer to a huge great white shark than any of us could possibly think safe. and it is all in the name of science. >> n

abc news, solomon islands. >>> well, a new hampshire baby has nascar tickets for life after being bornn a speedway parking lot. yesterday shawna arnold and her boyfriend were racing to the hospital when her contractions began. shawna screamed at him to step on the gas. >> i can't drive any faster! i can't drive any faster! i'm like, i'm not gonna make it, i'm not gonna make. it i had a contraction and stood up and said i am not going to make it. my water just broke. >> the boyfriend pulled into the new hampshire motor speedway parking lot and began to deliver the baby himself. luckily an emt was nearby and helped get shawna and five-pound baby katie to the hospital. the speedway gave katie tickets for life because racing is now definitely in her blood. quite a pitstop. >>> all right, still to come, the new concern about kids and salt. how much they eat and why it is such a growing problem. >> and the new energy that could help fight obesity. how it works when we come back. >> we will also take another look at our accu-weather seven-day forecast and get you traveling tomorrow heading ba

this was taken near solomon ps a 's by robin klein sent to nbcwashington.com. beautiful sunset picture at solomon's in southern maryland. look at this gorgeous sunrise. cloud cover breaking up over the potomac. sunrise i going to be coming up here in just about two minutes. 6:54. 63 at reagan national. dewpoint down to 51. yesterday morning, dewpoints around 70. it is really dried out. winds out of the north gusting to around 10, 15 miles an hour. you need a jacket this morning or a sweater. it's off to a chilly start. we have just a few high clouds drifting up from the southwest heading northeast. but a clearing sky west of washington into the mountains. eventually that dry air is moving our way as high pressure pushes in. as it is moving into the mountains, many locations in the 40s this morning. it's dipped down into the 30s much of ohio, indiana, michigan. up around chicago. they're getting their first frost of the season. some of that chilly air going to be coming our way next couple of days. partly cloudy by 8:00 a.m. still cool and breezy. upper 50s and

. >> reporter: today kate and william in were met in the solomon islands by bare-breasted dancers. just a beautiful couple in the south of france, and kate is the girl next door. >> reporter: at most, "closer" magazine faces a $13,000 fine. for the royals it's all about drawing a line in the sand. >> william is so keen to show this type of story will simply not be tolerated. he's looking ahead to the future. >> reporter: a french judge will declare to slap an injunction on "quo "closer" spreading further and wider. but this battle for kate's privacy has just begun. >> it is not over yet. our thanks to nick watt. next up from ed sullivan to the star-studded walls of sat night live. barbara walters talks to tina fey about the best tv shows of our generation, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico,

abc news, solomon islands. >>> well, a new hampshire baby has nascar tickets for life after being bornn a speedway parking lot. yesterday shawna arnold and her boyfriend were racing to the hospital when her contractions began. shawna screamed at him to step on the gas. >> i can't drive any faster! i can't drive any faster! i'm like, i'm not gonna make it, i'm not gonna make. it i had a contraction and stood up and said i am not going to make it. my water just broke. >> the boyfriend pulled into the new hampshire motor speedway parking lot and began to deliver the baby himself. luckily an emt was nearby and helped get shawna and five-pound baby katie to the hospital. the speedway gave katie tickets for life because racing is now definitely in her blood. quite a pitstop. >>> all right, still to come, the new concern about kids and salt. how much they eat and why it is such a growing problem. >> and the new energy that could help fight obesity. how it works when we come back. >> we will also take another look at our accu-weather seven-day forecast and get you traveling tomorrow heading ba

we recognize the tennis solomon a moment ago, but i want to recognize something. many of officers recognize are not first generation san francisco police officers. four of the six are not first generation san francisco police officers. can i get the other generation of police officers that gave us these police officers to stand up and be recognized. [applause] >> talk about raising your kids right. another recognition i want to make is we are going to experience in the next 30 days of record exit of police officers, especially commissioned officers due to the sun setting of the retirement program. many of the people that are going out red nominations tonight. if i could, all officers that will be retiring and leaving us, they we think you for your service by getting you to stand. [applause] that is going to close our program. know that all of these officers when they get back to work, they will go out again looking for trouble and probably find it. i trust they will demonstrate again what these officers do every day, and that is keep this city safe. the command st