this deeply religious woman is filing a request to governor swarzenegger for a pardon based on innocence. i first met her at the prison. she was serving a 27 year to life sentence for killing her ex-boyfriend a wealthy older man. >> my brother came to rescue me and it hit my brother and then it him. >> rose was 23. he served is a years before governor davis ordered her parole. he said they committed a grave crime but this has all the characteristicof battered women's syndrome. she is known as doctor rose parker sterling. she is married to a minister, michael sterling. she reui identity with the children that grew up the with her but the pain from that awful day will always be with her. >> governor swarzeneggelooks at the case and says this should have been done and we'll grant her a pardon. it w the time. the time is now. >>> a new study reveals that the 30 largt school districts in california have done away th the program to reduce cla size education reporter lyanne melendez takes a look at the possible iact. >> it's the end of the week and this frustrated teacher is exhausted. this yea

four years ago, then governor swarzenegger promised to add 500 of them in elementary schools. >> warte was trying to pass health health reform educational. >> but the california legislature never passed health care reform. according to california watch, as a result to date, not a single center has opened. tom is the new state superintendent of schools. >> we are in a fiscal emergency. the state budget is in crisis. the economy is still in crisis. >> school districts like oakland unified are going forward. building health care centers by relying on help from the community. they are counting on local bond money, grants, donations and some money from the federal government. any future funding from sacramento is unlikely. >>. >> health care reform a major part. >> even though there is a financial incentive to fund these centers. >> health centers get preventative health care to kids right away. they keep kids in school that saves money for the school because they kept to keep their average daily attendance up. >> something that ends up costing three to four times more and a trip to the d

. >> i'm nannette miranda, governor swarzenegger left behind a $20 million piece of art and governorrown is wondering what to do with it. >>> good evening. san francisco's police chief is renewing his call to arm his officers with tasers. vic lee is here with the latest developments. >> carolyn, dan, this is second officer-involved shooting in two weeks in san francisco. chief george gas con believe that as its may provide a good option -- tasers and he wants to see that his officers need more training.

. >> that is why governor swarzenegger left it behind. >> either way, it will end up in a good home. >> it's pretty stable, i think. >> that is this edition. >> stay connected 24/7 at www.abc7.com. >> for all of us, thank you so much for watching. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. >> good night everyone. @oooooo/ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a legislative aid from kapolei, hawaii... a mail room clerk from nashville, tennessee... and our returning champion-- a freelance artist from washington, d.c... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--