the state department of education released the list today based on standardsized test standards -- standardized tests. >>> and cindy sheehan has a new mission. the demands she is making tonight about california's budget crisis. >>> an inside look at the demolition being done and the big plans ahead for san francisco's metrion. >>> and another very warm day today. we saw more 90s but may skwhror cooling -- but major cooling in the forecast. how cool will it get in your neighborhood this weekend? i'll let you know. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> tax revenues are $2 million higher than expected. that could help close the remaining deficit. but it's also giving republicans am in addition against governor brown's push. everyone if revenue grows dramatically. state mandates 40% must go to education. the governor's budget has avoided new cuts to k-12 education. >>> cindy sheehan today says

should continue to expand oil production in america, even as we increase safety and environmental standardses. >> reporter: accused of not doing enough to curb skyrocketing oil prices, today the president announced a series of initiatives. they include extending drilling leases in alaska and the gulf of mexico, frozen after the b.p. oil spill. beginning annual lease sales of the national pretrollium reserve, 23 million acres on the north slope of alaska, and providing incentives for oil companies to speed up development of sites already leases. >> there are a few steps we should take that make good sense. >> reporter: the top oil industry group agrees. but in a statement, the american petroleum institute said, "we hope that these proposals are only a first in a series towards a more robust national energy plan." >> and the bill is passed. >> reporter: house republicans passed two bills this week that not only ramp up offshore drilling but would force the obama administration to act quickly on approving new site. >> when we're talking about energy, we're talking about jobs. the cost of energy

commission so there's no civilian oversight, you're not operating under san francisco values and standardses, you're operating under us. and in early 1997, the mayor brown said, nope, we have san francisco policies we're going to apply them. the public was outraged and within a matter of days, the san francisco police commission rejected that proposal and said, we're happy to cooperate, but we're not going to forfeit our values and forfeit our rules. fast forward to 2002, after 9/11, the sfpd did join the gttf but under an m.o.u. that very carefully preserved san francisco policies, with a number of specific provisions that said san francisco policies apply completely. the predecessors on the police commission followed oun that. in 1994, i believe it was, the police commission asked the police department, are the gttf officers still following 8.10? promises up and down absolutely. still in effect. 2005, civil rights groups go to the special agent in charge himself at the f.b.i., ask the same question, he promised up and down, absolutely local policy only. so this arrangement was working. the