the pta is mad it took the cook so long to find the error. >>> a man breaks into a woman's home. and she robs the--remembers the bed post is lose. so, she grabs it. >> this is the first thing i see. so i reached and i did like this. and when it came up he was right here. >> oh, she nailed him all right. her young son was scared but he knew that mom was take to care of dc--taking care of him. >> pretty good. what do you think? >>> that is good stuff. >>> all right, temperatures- -in the low 30s right now. and you can see a storm down there at texas. but, none of that is tomorrow. enjoy another quiet day of january weather. i know i will. >>> another quiet night. >>> and norm is another good day. >>> i am getting spoiled. today my journey continues across the golden state, where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on car insurance. it probably also doesn't hurt that i'm a world-famous advertising icon. cheers! i mean, who wouldn't want a piece of that? geico. ah... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent oh dear... or more on

>> it could be the pta, the outreach coordinator, the drama teacher, pe teacher.hichever teacher or parent wants to call, we will find class time to do it. we work with the schools. they are overworked with crowded classrooms and all those things, so, we really try to find the most convenient time for them and us to come in so everybody feels good about the work we are about to do, and not just another thing they have to get through through the day. >> and i am sure it is wonderful, but it is probably better if you can get there once a week. if there are a lot of school that is need you, you have to spread it out. you are giving it all to one school and other schools get left out, perhaps? >> there is a pool of us, fortunately, whenever we have schools interested on having us go. there could be four, five or six teachers on any given day services the communities and schools. >> what kinds of things would you teach, let's say if you are going for the first time to school, to see if this is imagine? what would you go in and do? >> in our sort of menu, we offer impro

of our labor partners and all of our parent organizations, especially parents for public schools, the pta, and new to our process this year was city partners from rec and park who participated in the discussion. there was a lot of discussion. pros and cons, back and forth, many different versions of the calendar. this seems to have been the one that most of the faults could live with. i will frame it in that perspective. i am ready to answer any questions that the commissioners may have on the calendar. president mendoza: we have won public comment. mr. kelly. >> good evening and congratulations, commissioner wynns, on your new election. i have been waiting a long time to come up and say that. this is the calendar and that came out as a consensus of all of those groups. calendar negotiations, as we know, are a mandatory subject of negotiations with the union. in the spirit of making sure that this works for everybody, both the district and the union had invited in all of the other partners in that mr. ruiz mentioned. it is significant that it is a consensus of all of those parties that ca

this is the first time ever that the california school district association and the california pta come from the same school district. we were there and made the point that san francisco was well- represented in the capital today. i do not want anybody listening or anybody in our school district to think that we are not advocating. this is a good deal for us. this is an unacceptable deal for k-12 schools. we will be working hard and mobilizing the community. now, since my guests are in the room, if i may have a point of personal privilege, i want to introduce my son, evan, who is here as a chauffeur for his grandmother. my mother came to visit us. happily, she was here during the conference. [applause] in the 19 years i've served on the school board, this is the first time she has been at a meeting here it she lives in north carolina, but she has not happened to be here when we have a regular meeting, which is why i asked her to come. thank you all for your warm reception. president mendoza: welcome to our board meeting and welcome to california and happy holidays. we have the recogniti

with the pta is completely blacked out. the stock online piracy a ct.: hundreds of city employees in oakland will get pink slips today meaning that they could be laid off by the end of the month. the cuts are necessary after the governor and legislature eliminated redevelopment agencies which wiped out $50 million of oakland's budget. let's take a look at some of the apartments and areas affected. public works. senior centers in the city hall. police and fire are not affected by the cuts. today, the battle over tax increases will dominate the state of the state address. the address is set to start at 10:00 a.m.. governor brown will make the case for increased taxes to fund schools, public safety and other services. earlier this month he released a plan that cuts welfare and health services and temporary sales and income tax on the wealthy. >>darya: san francisco's share of will be arraigned today stemming from an event on new year's eve involving the sheriff, his wife and their young son. his wife has since denied the allegations against her husband and

>> she was any president of the pta, she was very funny, head of the parish council at church.ake waves. the preach used to say to her, roseanne, don't make waves and she was adamant about justice and civil rights. we would talk about civil rights at the dinner table, about politics, george mcgovern, nixon and water gate. i do have very specific memories about her as a passionate involved woman who loved john kennedy in a big way and loved the democratic party, was a diehard irish -- you know, she was so proud of being irish. >> what do you think she would have made of how you have grown up? >> i don't know. i often think that my life would be totally different had she not died. but i don't know in what way. when someone die, you tend to sanctity fi them and they become in your memory almost like a movie. i think if she were alive today, we'd be great friends and going out to events. i don't know. many of my friends have turbulent relationships with their parents, most of us, right? when a parent is gone for whatever reason, you can make up something in your head about her. >>

with the pta users and the the cheeseburger comedy network all planned to shut down. aims to cut down on copyright infringement by restricting access to sites that hewlett. >>mark: we continue to follow the latest of a cruise ship on the coast of tuscany, the boat on its side and passengers escaping, the number of missing has grown to 29. we are waiting to get the nationalities of those, and germans, italians, french, americans, and gary and, indian and peruvian. right now there is word that the italian navy have exploded for holes to try and enter from underneath. they are hopeful that those 29 are already on shore or somewhere on the ship still alive and waiting to be rescued. we are following the latest from italy as the work continues to find those who were missing. >>darya: 5:37 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside. it is a record setting cold in some spots. 31 in san jose. we are looking for a high of 51. we will be right back. carthage stubhub catholic but lawn even wear leggings anything i did not interfere with the c

the pta president says that the company will cooperate with the investigation.>gabe: the world's largest annual consumer show ces is going on now lost vegas, this is where big technology announcements and unveilings take place. >>gabe: justin bieber surprised the crowd. he helped launch the new entertainment and innovative robot. this is essentially a portable >> that sprouts limbs and a head before it starts dancing to the beat. and snookie visited to launch her of headphones. in less than two hours away on the show floor, 505 record had high in headphones that cost upwards to $300. and as green technology goes, this is to be the highest it to image. until now, televisions with this type of team--this type of screen or small, so a 55 in. oled tv is a big deal and its skin is released then. only 5 mm thick. through crime would it be sure to tune into kron4 news at 6:00 p.m.. i will show you what is getting buzz from the floor. >>jacqueline: it is still pretty mild out there i will have details on your forecast coming up. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ]

the school wins because it gets to flex its socially conservative muscles in front of the concerned pta members. instead of getting the pictures shown it is shown to the entire country. her sexy ego was never sexier. the only loser in this story is me. not one journalist asked if she was single. the wn question they shouldn't -- should have asked and they didn't. >> and here we are at 3:00 in the morning -- >> the only real loser is the viewers on this one. >> and he is taking off. >> it is a good point. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. and to leave a voicemail on greg's direct line call 212-462-5050. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by ice swimming. the act of swimming across the ice. usually without wet suits or other thermal protection. thanks, ice swimming. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong. for that we go to mike baker. >> thank you, andy. we have gotten a ton of viewer e-mail here. mostly it is about you. it is all wanting to know if you followed through on your new year's resolution to sell all of your cats and become a do

and here's how the school officials explained it at the pta meeting last week. >> specific managementechniques can be considered controversial practice. time-out are two such examples depending on the level and presenting behaviors and the staff may be in the room or immediately outside of the door. >> what do you say to parents who say that this behavior has made it worst in my child? >> we want parent input. clearly in the special education process we certainly don't want you using rooms that escalate the issue. we want children to feel safe and want them to know that there's a place that they can go that staff will help them in a quiet area that truly works. and if this wasn't working, then it should be used. >> we'll continue to watch it and see how it all plays out there in connecticut. thank you very much for speaking with us. >> okay. thank you for inviting me. have a great day. >> thank you. >>> mitt romney stumbles over the tax question again while newt gingrich slams the media. rick santorum came out throwing punches at the other candidates. it's all fair game and it's next.

. >> big debut set for tomorrow from the pta. >> good morning to you. live look there in berkeley. y skies. >> mild start to the day and nice one for the afternoon. we will look at the day planner coming up. [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies... ♪ ...is a nicely designed package. ♪ you can have brownies again. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. caramel...pretzel 90 calorie bar. ♪ . >>> we will check in with rosemary. >> it started in the hills and light breeze around the area. not as cold as it helped to steer out the air. the wind will be easing up. that is great news for the fire concerns. we have sunny skies and lunchtime numbers. low 60s and then for the afternoon. 63 degrees expected if you are headed to the center for inauguration day. it is a nice day in san francisco. we will be breeze write and then for the afternoon. sunny and warm once again. mid 60s. san rafael and 66 in fremont, and expected in t

and asking not for the pta or the church or synagogue, or some other candidate, but for themselves. i have talked to women is a well, i can't ask for that money. and i said you're not asking for it, so you can redo your kitchen or to a vacation. you're asking for so that you can go state legislature, to washington, d.c. in order to represent the interests of your constituents and their interest when you're elected. so that's an important hurdle i think a lot of women. but i think it really speaks to the issue that we see and we hear this from women and we have seen this in a research as well, that women are in state legislatures fuel that it was harder for them to raise the money than their male colleagues feel it was for themselves. that's why i brought up the point of being entrepreneurial. think about a business, but when you're a candidate you want a business. you are, you're the product that has to be marketed. to to be entrepreneur you need to start off with capital. and in politics that capital is that pipeline, the money started on. that's why it's important have women like

it's not a problem. >> all he said was put the child further away so nobody else could hear him. >> i don't care. >> well, tempers flared in a very emotional pta meeting. we're exploring the controversy and we are getting your feedback. stay with us. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're left with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pretty enchanted tale. ♪ la la la [ man ] whoops, forgot one... [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. >>> in middleton, connecticut, the use of so-called scream rooms is causing a controversy. a stop is being ordered to putting children in these bare rooms. we get the report. worried parents venlted their frustrationed at a very emotional meeting. >> i have a problem. it's not proper. >> all he said is tea the child further away so nobody else could hear h

i a lot -- idaho -- letter from family promise of hawaii, wetter from the pta and national associationf secondary school principals. report from the national center and family homelessness and dated june 2011, data collection summary report from the u.s. department of education. without objection. >> madam chair, i have unanimous consent as well from the national housing coalition. i would like to ask. >> without objection. we left one of? thank you. and thank you all. thank you for being here. thank you for your testimony. the chair notes that some members may have additional questions for the panel which they may wish to submit in writing. without objection the record will remain open for 30 days. members will submit written questions to the witnesses and to place a response in the record. there is one more request for unanimous consent. national association of home builders without objection. with that thank you so much. been a great panel. thank you. the hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> because i didn't speak and

letter from family promise of north idaho, letter from family promise of the way, letter from the national pta, letter from secondary school principals, report from the national center in the homelessness in the june 21 in data collection summary report from the u.s. department of education without objection. >> madam chair, i've unanimous consent as well from the national medal in and housing coalition. >> without objection. we left one out? and thank you all. i really thank you for being him and thank you for your testimony. the chair has said some members may have additional questions for the panel, which they may wish to spend in writing without objection the record will remain open for 30 days for members to submit written questions to these witnesses and to place their responses in the record. and there is one more request for unanimous consent. the international association of home builders said that objection. with that, thank you so much and it's been a great panel. thank you. this hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> there are more than 800 rep

the door -- to me, it's like they want out, and i think these children just need to be loved. >> reporter: a little more love is what students at farm hill elementary in middletown will receive. pta roberts, exposed the widespread use of time out rooms when she sent a letter of concern to the school board early this month. the subsequent media attention left the -- let the public know the rooms existed and sparked outrage. the school board announced today the practice is no more. >> and i want to verify the two rooms previously used for time out purposes at farm hill will no longer serve this purpose. >> reporter: parents and students refer to the spaces as screened rooms, the six by four- foot area where students were placed alone in tantrums, for kicking, screaming and urination, heard by staff and other students. their own kids were never locked in the rooms but suffered nightmares after hearing other children inside. >> we're going have to repair the children who have been affected by this. >> reporter: the school board said the new suite on the second floor will be properly outfitted for children with ieps, that stands for individualized education programs, tailored for chil