and right now, as the district priority for the really out of the common core curriculum. we were looking at it as an opportunity to link the work that we are going to be doing around the new eld standards and embed it in that process. so this is very much focused on that and also aligning the primary language instruction pieces to both the eld standards and the common core ela standards and so that is really a very different place that we are going with this. >> so that does mean in the past that we have not been aligning our primary language ininstruction that we had or it is just because, nobody is doing the common core standards yet? and so that is something new and i also have to say, which we could get more information. you know, you don't have to do this in depth because maybe it will be more appropriate if we saw more details if we could know more what to say or ask. by, i would really like to know how we think that we are going to develop the common core standards in chinese and what we are doing to do in korean, because we already i have to say that i already know

the explosion had halted efforts to get water onto the reactor cores. it was now only a matter of time before the fuel would melt through into the open, spewing out much worse levels of radiation. >> narrator: already, a plume of radiation from the gas released in the explosion was drifting across japan. the government widened the evacuation zone, ordering everyone within 12 miles of the plant to flee. norio kimura and his surviving daughter were still in that danger zone when they got the news. >> (translated): i now thought it was dangerous to stay. iodine tablets were being handed out in the village. i made my daughter take one. i had to take her somewhere safe. that's all i could think about. we had to get far away from the nuclear plant. >> narrator: back at the plant, the situation was deteriorating. the explosion had already set back efforts to get water into the melting cores of reactors one and two. now reactor three was also in meltdown. tepco needed help. a specialist team of soldiers was ordered to the site. another hydrogen buildup meant the

so the idea of entrepreneurship of making your own life, this is the core of the american idea.t couldn't be more different from obama's idea. obama's idea is that entrepreneurship and trade and making your own life are in a sense a form of oppression. "2014" the core of it is the idea of theft. the basic idea is that wealth is not created by innovation, hard work, or trade. wealth is stolen, it is taken from someone else. barack ed in the foim obama talk about tax rates. why would you tax people at 100%? who would have an incentive to work? if you put in the idea of theft it makes sense. if you come to my house and steal all my furniture, what is the proper tax rate for you? 100%. it is not your furniture. so when you look upon wealth as pirated, as stolen goods, it seems appropriate for the government to be the instrument of taking it back. this is what obama meant some months ago when he said to a bunch of business guys, you didn't build that. what was he really saying? he was saying that society creates wealth and then greedy entrepreneurs swoop in and grab it. they claim it

the core of the low off the coastline.middle of the day, maybe we begin to see a few pop- up showers around the bay area as it moves closer. more moisture rotating through with afternoon thunderstorms. the whole area of low pressure system heads to southern california tomorrow taking the moisture with it, just a slight chance of a few showers early tomorrow morning. temperatures staying cool once again highs only in the 50s and think again more rain toward the afternoon especially on that commute. the next couple of days, we are going to dry things out the latter part of friday, the weekend, boy, the beginning of next week look spectacular. >> we'll be taking lots of walks. >> lots of time off. >> and that. [ laughter ] >>> hires a story that's no laughing -- here's a story that's no laughing matter. a new york man is summoned to court for laughing. >> ha ha ha! [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> 41-year-old robert schiavelli has a big laugh as you can tell which his next- door neighbor doesn't like to hear. schiavelli says

i thought it would be a great challenge to actually write a play for the core company and the core company has two african american characters and i had tailored two of the characters for steven anthony jones and gregry wallace. it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play mr. oge, an excentric neisei who likes literature. i thought it would be an interesting thing to do. but after a while we did a reading and we realized as good an actor as gregory is, it was pushing his limits for him to play a japanese american character in the late 40's. >> i imagine him as being much older. >> in the course of writing the play and using various actors, he became younger. this chinese actor is more like a character in his mid to late 30's, excentric, a career bachelor who is into russian literature and who fashions himself kind of patterned after the japanese artists of the 30's and 40's. he has round sort of glasses and a braid. but getting back to the question of creating characters, for example african american characters, i'm also caution -

i thought it would be a great challenge to actually write a play for the core company and the core company has two african american characters and i had tailored two of the characters for steven anthony jones and gregry wallace. it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play

locally, the core of this system is taking a dive to the south.hat is how it is moving. we're continuing to see some good moisture. mainly for the santa cruz mountains and also flurries for the sierras. we could see that for a couple of more hours. and the pinpointing exactly is a bit more east but it is looking more towards 9:00 or some flurries. by 11, it is dying down i think that things are going to taper off by midnight. but the showers could be closer to the santa cruz coast guard some clmer conditions but for the sierras, it will be a rain/snowfall mixture that will taper off at 11. as for local temperatures. 50s and 60s for the most part. with the cooler conditions along half moon bay. as for the sierras, not that bad but it is snowing. the roads are plowed but the roads are still possibly going to be subject to snowfall. a look a your extended forecast we are going to be drawn out. with 70's by early next week. the dry warm pattern will return. and we do have a new snowfall to talk about 7-8 in.. no. at tall. i you like more information a

we want to find out what the key core competencies are. we want to talk to as many stakeholder as you deem necessary so we're awaiting your instructions and directions relative to the stakeholders beyond the board of supervisors and beyond this commission to identify the people that you want us to talk to and we will do that either face-to-face where appropriate, some telephonicically but we will definitely spend consider time with the stakeholders. we will probing in three areas with the stakeholders. one is to know their vision is for the county transportation authority. what they see as at key challenges and opportunities facing the next executive director? and then third we want to know what they see as a key competencies and skills and attributes needed for the leader of this organization? that will help us build a profile of what the ideal candidate is going to look like so we will the next week and a half doing this and we will produce a recruitment profile at the next meeting. i believe it's april 1. that profile will outline inform

that was really the core idea that they are going to bring these people together and unite them. it took a long time. ,ne thing that happened to me one way we are going to talk about have been is -- one way you can experience how grievous

and tomorrow there's a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm as the core of the low is going to move close to the bay area. the front has moved by. behind that we have all that cold air moving in from the gulf of alaska. so things are going to stay unsettle for the next day and a half. a few scattered showers popping up. then toward the evening hours, not too bad. doesn't look like a wet commute. but tomorrow the core of the low will move close enough we may see a few more scattered showers and it moves a little closer and times out well with the heating from the sun. we could actually see a few thunderstorms. i would love to see that personally. hey, how about this? with a lot of snow in the sierra nevada, five to ten inches, they will be counting up today. gusty winds to 45 miles per hour. temperatures running here mainly in the 50s for highs in the afternoon. next couple of days staying a little unsettled. by the weekend, though, what a beautiful weekend it's going to be. some of those temperatures near 70 degrees by sunday. can you believe that? >> i'm loving that! now what i lov

for me at the core, my cancer was in my femur, and suddenly i was the walking dive from the bible who might not be able to walk again. absolutely almost still, and there is a passage in the book of leviticus, which is boring. it is like a giant filibuster, but in the middle is a passage, and it says, you should let the land lay fallow every seven years, and every seven sets of seven years the lamb gets extra rest. found great meaning that this was my jubilee. i was still shy of 50. i had to take a year off. what does the bible say? you should be reunited with the ones you love. i had to reconsider what was important to me, and i was surrounded not only with my family but with this group of that quote on the liberty bell comes from that moment. that was really the core idea that they are going to bring these people together and unite them. it took a long time. ,ne thing that happened to me one way we are going to talk about have been is -- one way you can experience how grievous -- happiness is to remind yourself how blessed you are. tavis: i am glad you went there. let me ask you a qu

the giants are set with their core for years to come, terry. this is a big contract and the team will have a press conference at 5:30, so we'll hear more from bruce bochy on the contract from buster posey coming up at 6:00. >> mindy, thanks very much. you can watch the game on nbc bay area. the broadcast home of the world series champion giants. the game will get started immediately following the 6:00 news. a programming note "fashion star" will air at 8:00. "grimm" at 9:00 and "rock center" at 10:00 following the game. >>> catholics marched the first good friday under the reign of pope francis. they gathered at st. mary's church today. it marks the day jesus was crucified on the cross and died. the easter season represents a time of rebirth and renewal. for catholic, it is also time for new beginnings. >> he is asking us -- we all remember the poor and helping everybody and no matter what religion you are, what a great thought. >> the holy week culminates on easter sunday when christians say jesus rose from the dead and pope francis led his fir

>> i don't think they reached that level of been the core al qaeda at its height. >> i would agree with director clapper. to be specific, it is not at that level. it does have a presence that extends to many countries around the world. we have seen activity across the globe. but we haven't seen anything like capabilities or duty that can be seen from al qaeda in the last 10 years. >> thank you. isyou are the guy who responsible for gathering all of the information from the intelligence community, sifting through it and making some critical decisions, not only about who gets what, but where the danger is. this is a public hearing. tell the american public what keeps matt olson awake at night. >> thank you. i would say that this is -- there are a number of things that we are particularly concerned about. from an overseas perspective, it is the decentralized nature the threat from al qaeda. as we talked about this morning, the threat from the core al qaeda has been greatly diminished. it is nowhere near where it was 10 years ago. but we have seen that threat become geographically dispersed

is in the united states and the core was shifted around. for the long time it was in the eastern mediterranean. now it's very firmly in north america. and north america scores highest within the western world than all of the four traits. norway, the western europe, is obviously -- scores very highly on the social development index. not as highly as north america. the index is actually rather an interesting way to think about some of these debates about your future is likely to led uss in 1900 western europe arguably was the core of the west and did have the highest development scores. i think the inaddress possibly might -- index possibly might be useful to why the balance of power has shifted in the west. so thank you for the questions. >> i'm chris. i thought it interesting that you picked 2103. but i want to give you your opinion what you think the future is beyond that? many hundreds of years or a thousand years more. >> that's a good one to -- difficult one to answer as you probably imagine. for the sake of argument, you assume everythi

it is the core of what they are. >> reporter: that was wildlife expert jeff corwin. to appear on talk shows. the lion was a celebrity on tv. animal groups say she shouldn't have been in there. until yesterday, cat haven has had a perfect safety record over its 20 years. however, the statistics on lion attacks are not good. since 1990, worldwide, 21 people have been killed and 246 have been mauled. >> they are still wild animals. thank you, cate caugiran live for us down in the newsroom. thank you. >>> and some developing news. north korea vows a preemptive nuclear strike against the united states. this comes just hours ahead of a vote by u.n. diplomats on whether to impose new sanctions against pyongyang for its recent nuclear tests. this will be the fourth such sanctions against north korea. their leader says the u.s. is pushing them to start a nuclear war. >>> and supporters are mourning the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez whose body will lie in state until his funeral tomorrow. yesterday, crowds gathered around the coffin carrying his remains as it was b

waiting or partially, we intensifying the existing financial district, the core, the traditional core, swre buildings that are coming to the end of the life cycle. we have a large number of historically buildings which could take care of tax advantages but those are large, office buildings, square footages in order for them to stay on-line and be viable, something has to happen. from my perspective, there are at least, ten or 15 out dated high-rise buildings in the cod, and the new developers and i hope that they are not offended by what i am saying, but those things are coming to the end of their life cycle. and they are dated building, there are floor plates and two elevator systems updated, seismic codes, and make them come in clearly to the end of their life cycle. we don't even think about it, all that we are doing is moving out and grabbing things and i am seeing right now, the occupation of your discussion on the central corridor, trying to cram new office into areas that might not be as suitable for the office because other things are lacking, but we are not looking at gross i

the core of this system to the north.to the bay area for tomorrow. the futurecast as we go towards midnight it will be moving south but moving offshore. and notice we are seeing some snow flurries. here is some of that rain to the santa cruz mountains. it is going to be snowfall, locally. monterey, snowfall of the higher elevations nearly 8 in.. the chance of rain continues friday, it will press to the south. temperatures for tomorrow are still chilly. and getting into the upper 50s for the inland valleys. as for snowfall totals? a couple of inches at the lake level for tomorrow. and early morning snowfall on friday. a look at your extended forecast with showers but a dreyer weekend. temperatures back into the 60s. and www.snowbomb.com with 1 ft. at tahoe. north star got 5 in.. if you would like to stay up to date www.snowbomb.com ♪ >> gary: good evening, everybody. a big night tonight with the sharks in calgary about nine minutes left. despite being a better performer he will be the all-time winningest coach to their cre

it is the core of what they are. >> reporter: that was a wildlife expert. he has taken the cat to hollywood to appear on talk shows. the lion was a tv celebrity and at the facility. this morning, though, the humane society leaders are calling this irresponsible. the victim should not have been in the enclosure with the animal in the first place. michelle, back to you. >> cate, what do we know about the park's safety record? >> reporter: cat haven is operated by project survival and has a perfect safety record or had one over 20 years. but statistics on big cat attacks aren't pretty. since 1990,worldwide, 21 people have been killed, 246 have been mauled. >> all right. cate caugiran, thank you. >>> now to some developing news. north korea vows a preemptive nuclear strike against the united states just hours ahead of a vote by the u.n. diplomats on whether to impose new sanctions against pyongyang for its recent nuclear tests. this will be the fourth such sanction against that country. north korean leaders say the united states is pushing them to start a nuclea

the actual core of low pressure, the cold front came through and now the core. we have a slight risk of severe weather in the bay area throughout the day today. keep the umbrella handy. showers offshore. spotty activity starting to ramp up along the coastline in sonoma county and this is what we're expecting. you look at where the green shading is, mostly along the coastline along the peninsula and through marin county is where we have a chance of seeing some very strong thunderstorms develop as we head throughout this afternoon. so it's one of those days you really want to stay tuned to the forecast. anything does develop, we'll break in and let you know all about it. uts o it's one of the days we'll be on high alert here. if you take the little ones to school this morning, make sure they have rain gear ready to go. 54 in fremont. your full forecast and seven day in just a moment. you might be blown away when you find out when the mid 70s and a few 80s return to the bay area. it's on your seven-day forecast. weather whiplash continues. we'll time that out for yo

we see the core of the christian vocation, which is christ.n our lives so we can protect others, so that we can protect creation. >> the vocation of being a protector is not just involving christians alone. there's a prior dimension to human, involving everyone. it means protecting all creation, the beauty of the created world as the book of genesis tells us and st. francis of assisi showed us. it means respecting each of god's creatures and respecting the environment which we live. it means protecting people, showing loving concern for each and every person, especially children, the elderly, those in need who are often the last we think about. it means caring for one another in our families. husbands and wives first protect one another. then as parents, they care for their children. and children themselves, in time, protect their parents. it means building sincere friendships in which we protect one another in trust, respect and goodness. in the end, everything has been entrusted to our protection and all of us are responsible for it. be prot

increase the capital, decrease the size, get rid of the businesses that weren't core and started working that, each career we have made major strides, some years it was getting out of some businesses another year it was settling some of the mortgage litigation, and another year was driving the customer business. but each year we made that to the point where if you look at our performance on things ke the stress test nowe can return capal,hat's a major milestone so each year had a milestone toward it zero so each year was a movement along that strategy we started the first day i became ceo to simplify the company and get the legacy assets risk behind us, build the fortune's balance sheet. >> rose: it is easy to say get the legacy risk behind us but when looking at countrywide and what you had to do, tell me how you approached this decision. >> well, when we -- when i took over in 2010 the first thing i said is i need to split the mortgage business in two-piece there is is a very good mortgage business that we will do that serves a lot of erica that we are very good at and we want to keep

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>> we are creating a platform and letting the people whose core competency and profession is to develop apps with whatever features they want, whatever user interface they want. whether or not it would get down to one or two winners is a question. the model is the open 311 platform, like us they are requiring agreements for somebody who wants to create an app employee into it. that are a number of different ways but which people can connect to 311; a lot of different ways people can access real-time transit data. we want to let the marketplace compete. whether or not we end up with one or two, the thing is that all of them provide exposure to all of the available taxis at once. >> i suppose nothing we are doing here today would preclude us from down the road take it when or if it is more efficient but the idea now is to let the competition figure out the best app. >> that is correct. >> i have two more questions. there has been a lot of questions about why the information that is being mandated to be provided as necessary for a dispatch system. and i guess it may be the best way is to g

colin, what is the core issue in this case? >> the core issue is that section 5 as you mentioned has historically had a successful way of equalizing, you know, basically black and white turnout. >> paul: right. >> and vote, and addressing that in the south. basically, just -- there isn't a need for it anymore. what happened 1965 voting rights act said that a number of southern states, nine southern states and parts of seven others needed to basically get pre clearance for any changes. >> paul: right. >> and those changes, if they happen, you know, the problems in those southern states just aren't existing. >> paul: section five applies only to some states, not others. and the question is, is it right under the constitution to still apply that kind of scrutiny to only some states? if their record isn't any worse than any other state? jason? >> and the record is a tremendous success story. it's one of those rare federal pieces of legislation that has the -- that turned out exactly-- >> mark this down, riley says federal law works

if the core of this system is clipping us. the south pass this continues this will move down to the south with this rotational motion into the bay area. shower is continuing and possibly towards tomorrow. >> pam: in the last hour we've learned new information in the case of a young woman who was killed by a lion wednesday. we now know that woman died quickly of a broken neck. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us tonight with these new details. >> reporter: the corn or says that diana and he and seven die-she died it is believd that her neck was broken. >> she loved this was her dream coming true >> this and it tragically yesterday. thursday it was on lockdown and closed to the public. >> our entire staff is devastating. and... >> she died on wednesday when she was attacked by this male lion. this is video taken of a lion in the month of december. she was an intern. with a facebook page full of photographs. investigators say the issue was with another intern at the time of the attack and was the only one side

the net net. now i'm wondering did i have it reversed. could he at his core be a conservative individual who tacked to the left in order to get elected in massachusetts? what do you make of that theory? >> i agree. i think what we -- the real mitt romney is the guy we saw in that 47% tape. the reason i say that is that was mitt romney not being handled. that was mitt romney not believing he was being taped, not believing he was on television and saying what he really thought. when a guy said to him, how do we get those people, those people, to stop taking all our stuff and being on welfare and not taking care of themselves, that was his answer. 47% of people are just dependent, just leeches and mooches. i think what mitt romney is fundamentally is is a patrician, and he will do and say whatever he has to do in the moment to get re-elected, and in massachusetts that meant tacking to the middle, but i think the real mitt romney is the guy who, as peter said, thinks that those people, and he thinks they're all black and brown as if that's the only people who rec

. >> executive director to enter into place negotiations with web core on the structural steel super structural to determine if the parties can agree on the trade package. >> we also have web core and jeff peterson here as well for any questions. >> good morning board. you have a very long start to report. i'm not going through every bit of it. we had six qualification package received at the end of june last year. we reviewed and scored and only one failed to meet the requirements. we had 5 major fabricated structured steel. one was a general contractor and others did large jobs to specialized subs. we issued the package at the end of october and the bid period was extended twice so we can answer a lot of bidders questions which were technical. we had 8 addendums all to reduce the price and to make it easier for them and get competition. the fact of the matter is that on march 7, this month we received only one bid from the general contractor, which was $259.5 million. over a hundred million more than the engineers estimated. we analyzed what was in their bid and we made inquiry and

or at least part of the core of kerry's first visit to this region after taking office now with israel coming under increasing pressure from its neighbors some experts believe the u.s. is prepared to in sort televisa security by any means. we have not seen a major rewrite situation of american policy in light years bring in light of the transition in egypt in particular it's really still the same whole series of head of the board now the body within egypt is used to protect american interests is really the army rather than the presidential palace it's the army that continues to get a great deal of american funds. that i think americans hope tuning in many of the same policies that need to change under mubarak so the way that seemed to be staged it suggests a continuation of the same american policy where israel comes first and israel's arab neighbors are really a tool. use only to try to preserve israel's security. energize supporters of a whistleblower bradley manning have held him a hero after his decision to admit in court to purposely passing scores of u.s. military and diplomatic

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or at least part of the core of kerry's first visit to this region after taking office. me editor of the london based arabic newspaper al quds be claims america's top diplomat is visiting cairo the worst possible moment john kerry arrived in egypt very critical difficult time. in front of the u.s. embassy today. by. this really ironic. united states that has been the safety of the water for the gates is being seen as the main support of the new emerging fascist. in egypt the boy many egyptians that's why they don't get to the street where this thing john kerry's visit is a very difficult time and states again very unpopular in streets of egypt. still ahead this hour while thousands a rally in russia's capital there demanding that officers adopted abroad are better protected shortly we report on what we what pushed people to take to the streets in protest. the u.s. is pushing forward with a full court martial against on the whistleblower bradley manning prosecutors plan to call over one hundred forty witnesses to prove he's guilty of serious offenses including aiding the

putting into question some of the you commitment this is obvious but if you want to go to the core of what happened this weekend in italy it's a pox on all houses of the italian political systems this is what it is about dylan would you agree with that but this is a european we're going to get a deal and perhaps into this is a pan-european what i think david is oversimplifying the somewhat in that that the referendum that figure and his coalition backs is not on membership in the e.u. it's on membership in the euro and that's significant certainly and his cup to say with a monetary union should should trouble brussels it's not the same thing you're in the in the e.u. and not in the euro. and yes but i don't there's a european i'm going to be right and wouldn't be good because big real has called for go ahead nicholas go ahead david is right in this because big grillo has called for reexamining all the treaties ok david go ahead jump in this is a revolution throw your can to eight hundred forty eight where all the countries the people are revolting against the establishment and all tho

but we'll see more of that activity as the core of low pressure crosses the bay area. nt to widen out and show you how much moisture is headed our way. 9 you can see that core of low pressure that counterclockwise flow slated to go down the california coastline. we should get enough clearing to enjoy sunshine for your friday. we stop the clock at 2:00 p.m. still getting steady rainfall along the peninsula and starting to get a little bit of activity in the east bay at that point. we continue that futurecast, stop it at 5:00 p.m., showers start to lighten up. we keep that chance of thunderstorms in the forecast all the way through about midnight. and then as we head throughout tonight, that system moves into southern california, heavy snow headed toward the grapevine. friday is just around the corner. nice-looking weekend. mid-70s next week. >> thank you, christina. >>> much more ahead. coming up next, continuing coverage of a day of remembrance, the memorial and motorcade in honor of two fallen santa cruz officers. we're back in moments. >>> right now, a live look at th

or at least part of the core of kerry's first visit to this region after taking office. khaled el sammy editor of the london based the arabic newspaper al quds our arabic claims america's top diplomat is visiting her at the worst possible moment john kerry arrived in egypt in a very critical. time. in front of the u.s. embassy today. why. it is really ironic that the united states has been the safety net or for more. for the gates is being seen as the main support of the new emerging fascist rule in egypt by many egyptians that's why they don't get to the street where this thing against john kerry's visit is a very difficult time and the united states again very unpopular in streets of egypt. still ahead this hour thousands rally in russia's camp but still they're demanding that officers adopted a broader better protected shortly we report on what pushed people to take to the streets in protest. the u.s. is pushing forward with a full court martial against army whistleblower bradley manning prosecutors plan to call over one hundred forty witnesses to prove he's guilty of

or at least part of the core of kerry's first visit to this region after taking office. secretary kerry's visit to egypt is not expected to herald a major saft in washington's policy towards the country but with israel under increasing pressure from its neighbors it's thought the overriding concern for america is protecting its key regional ally by any means we have not seen a major rewrite situation of american policy in light years bring. the transition in egypt in particular it's really still the same whole series of head on the board though now the saudi within egypt is used to protect american interests is really the army rather than the presidential palace it's the army that continues to get a great deal of american funds and it's through the clothes the or that i think americans hope to maintain in many of the same policies that they maintained under mubarak so the way that used to seem to be staging it suggests a continuation of the same american policy where israel comes first and israel's arab neighbors are really to tool. use only to try to preserve israel's s