is horrible the test scores are terrible what we're doing in wake county and what we have been doing a change away from instead of trying to actually educate these children they have been bused around they have been in no work and they have been treated fairly it hasn't worked for anybody and that's why it's been rejected not unless they know what's going to happen now right if they do start if they stop integrating the schools there to socio economic status and i'm sure they may want to know what normally happens is that when you have a school where everybody is poor then you don't have a good teacher you don't have the good programs you probably don't have the good administrators when these were these systems were pretty much unified the scores were good the kids were learning from each other the kids were flourishing now what we have do you devolves into a dual school system by government action so you don't know i mean are we going to see the tea party start pumping resources into these private these public schools are we going to see me maybe though maybe they'll be charter scho

especially in wake county. there have been reports of light snow. windy conditions. some of that cold air is trapped. 39 fairfield but then 40s for everyone else. far cry from the 25 and 29s we had yesterday. our system swinging in will go to the north it will fall apart. we will have to deal with it. cloudy very light rain. breezy in the hills and along the coast. forecasted highs 46-54 degrees. upper 40s for some. low 50s to mid 50s. cloudy and cool more than anything else. light rain will carry us into wednesday. after that it looks like high pressure will build in. pam and dave. >>> thank you, steve. toyota is unvailing the prius family. the first new edition is a station wagon that will go on sale later this year. it's called the prius-v. the v is for versatility. they also showed a smaller version prius that will not be available until next year. >>> two santa clara based computer chip workers have set out a deal. they have agreed to drop the lawsuit. intel has agreed to pay them $1.5 million until 2016. it's a sign of how the chip business is changing. >>> the

. >> the quake that made for a rude wake-up call for some in santa clara county.nd rebuilding haiti. a look where things stand one year after a devastating >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> oakland's new mayor is taking on an unofficial adviser who may not be popular with the city's police department. he's a vocal critic of the police and critical of the injunctions police use to keep gang members out of certain neighborhoods. siegel won't draw a salary and expects to talk about the budget and marijuana farms and policing. siegel and quan were classmates back in the '60s. today is the one-year anniversary of the earthquake in haiti that killed 230,000 people. much of port of prince was left after the quake. meanwhile supporters are demands accepted up recovery efforts. a year later only 5% of the rubble removed. more than a million people still live under tarps and diseases is spreading. it's relieve efforts focus on immediate needs. >> emergency shelter, water, sanitation. food for a million people. a vaccination campaign, keeping hosp

. >> the quake that made for a rude wake-up call for some in santa clara county.nd rebuilding haiti. a look where things stand one year after a devastating earthquake that leveled much of the island nation. >> oakland's new mayor is taking on an unofficial adviser who may not be popular with the city's police department. he's a vocal critic of the police and critical of the injunctions police use to keep gang members out of certain neighborhoods. siegel won't draw a salary and expects to talk about the budget and marijuana farms and policing. siegel and quan were classmates back in the '60s. today is the one-year anniversary of the earthquake in haiti that killed 230,000 people. much of port of prince was left after the quake. meanwhile supporters are demands accepted up recovery efforts. a year later only 5% of the rubble removed. more than a million people still live under tarps and diseases is spreading. it's relieve efforts focus on immediate needs. >> emergency shelter, water, sanitation. food for a million people. a vaccination campaign, keeping hospitals op

county. if you are waking up in fairfield, give yourself extra time to get to work.he fog is produced by high pressure building and compresses the remnant moisture from the system that passed through over the weekend. we have the foggy start and that will be the case as well. as high pressure builds in, it clears the sky and all the heat was able to escape. 33 degrees in concord. 34 in napa. 34 degrees in novato. warming up into the upper 50s and close to 60 today in fremont. oakland is 59 for you. extended outlook shows we won't see much in the way of change. we will have a little shower activity sunday into monday. back to you. >>> 6:42. this just into the newsroom. lapd and s.w.a.t. officers are in a standoff along hollywood's walk of fame this morning after a gunman shot a woman in her 20s in an apartment building in the area. the woman has died. the standoff continue this is morning. it just happened. we will continue to take this live look in los angeles this morning in the hollywood area. we will keep updated. >> talk that facebook will go public. do you think

some pretty good fog as you wake up tomorrow morning and partly cloudy skies. lake countyntil this morning about 8:00, looking at still some icy roads and 4 to 8 inches of snow possible above 3,000 feet. in the mountains do be careful. really busy weekend here. lots of folks trying to enjoy the snow. still more to come, 6 to 12 inches at lake level today. things should be winding down there. back home, look at the highs. very cool. clear lake just 43. you can see the pink there, possibility of that snow in the higher elevations. only 48 in san francisco. scattered showers a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. more rain for you in san jose this morning. steady to heavy rain and then down by the monterey bay we'll see numbers just around 50 with more rain through the early afternoon. here's the accu-weather 7-day forecast. maybe even some ponding on the roadways. localized flooding from the peninsula to the south bay. santa cruz mountains upwards of about 2 inches. everywhere else around a half an inch to a quarter of an inch. and looking at a string of mild afternoons comi

wake-up call at home. >> this is a prince george's county school district parent, calling to thank you for the robocall yesterday30 in the morning. i decided to return the favor. i hope this call demonstrates why a 4:30 a.m. call does more to annoy than to inform. >> reporter: his revenge was surprisingly easy. he found a free robocall company online. they're all over the internet. he punched in the phone numbers of every board number at home. and then, recorded his voice. the message was delivered. and board members heard it, loud and clear. >> he got his 15 minutes' worth of fame. >> reporter: school officials say their robocall was a mistake. the wrong time was entered in the computer. it won't happen again. if it does, at least one parent has their number. >> quit robocalling parents at 4:30 in the morning. or at least allow us to opt out of these intrusive calls. >> reporter: for "good morning america," jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> i know how bianna is waking up tomorrow morning. >> oh, no. that man must be the coolest dad in school. >>> coming up, the big split. why a woman who won $190 million i

wakes you up. >> the earthquake hit about 20 miles north of celinas. southeast of san benito county. kor it measures a magnitude of 4.5. >> are these orange dots. >> brad agard says although thousands of people felt the quake from morincounty, today, shaker is typical and not very telling. >> we have a lot of earthquakes down here. they've been going on for decades. hundreds of years, so it doesn't give us any indication of what's going to happen later today or next week or in this next ten years. >> at least 17 aftershocks followed the main shake. most small, but each a reminder the dreaded big one could strike at any time. >> have plenty of water and food on hand. both where you work and at home and be ready to be self-sufficient for at least 48 hours. >> although today's quake happened on the san andraes fault, the next is most likely to occur on the hayward fault. >> and in the next 30 years, there's a one in three chance the large earthquake will happen on the hayward fault. >>> a south side family says it's insnared in a quag meier. kaiser is paying for the care for their child

say how humbled i am to serve the city and county of san francisco, and in particular, the residents of district four. i can't tell you every morning when i wake up in the morning and i brush my teeth, i say really? [laughter] but for all the people who have voted for me, who have entrusted me in this position, i just can't tell you how grateful i am for that. i wouldn't be here without you, and it's been truly an honor for me to serve you and i look forward to continuing to make sure that san francisco is the best place that it can be. i do want to say a few thanks to my campaign team, to maggie, maureen, jeff, jim, nancy, all my volunteers. this is the best campaign i've ever had. running unopposed is quite nice, thank you very much. [applause] to my staff katie, to tammy. i wouldn't be here without you. you keep me going every single day in the office with your humor, hard work, and trust in me. so i want to say thank you to you. so many hours, as many as the new supervisors will come to know, are shared with your staff, and we really couldn't do it without them. so i want to say thank you to katie and tammy and all my volunteers in the off

wake- up call for the community. >> well police did arrest a man in connection with monday's shooting. >>> a killer is on the loose tonight in unincorporated alameda county. a 24-year-old man was shot and killed around 6:00 tonight. that shooting happened near a gas station at garden avenue and a street. that's just outside heyward city limits. the victim had been hit by several bullets. >> the person is not in custody so there is somebody out there that has a firearm that apparently is not afraid to use it. >> so far police do not know what led up to that shooting. >>> the the bay area's largest -- church has beefed up its security on one of the holliest nights of the year. this ortho conversation church in hayward, a check point has been set up to screen everyone for midnight mass. the sheriff's office has also increased patrols in the area. it's all in some reaction to some general threats of violence online worldwide after the new year's day bombing of a church in egypt that killed 21 people. >> that's the time we're living in right now unfortunately, but it's very important for one to be careful. >> nearly all cops in california are egyptian. it's h

wake of the tuscon shooting. the investigators are trying to find out the source of the threatening graffiti that appeared yesterday in the city of santa ana and orange county. one including a swastika and a countdown threatening to kill the governor on valentine's day. they suggested the graffiti may be the work of white supremacist. >>> governor gifford is spending her first night in a rehabilitation center. giffords could hear the applause and smiled. tomorrow will mark two weeks since the 40-year-old congresswoman was shot in the head point blank while meeting in tuscon. >>> today, doctors at houston memorial hermann institute calls her perfect for rehab. her arizona medical team said it was difficult to say good- bye. >> you want me to cry. [ laughter ] >> it is very emotional. i am going to misher a lot. she is a very gentle person and her personality is coming out with her touches, the way that she touches us, the way that she looks at us and i am very lucky to know her. and know her family. they have been wonderful. >> doctors said giffords began rehab today in the intensive care unit of the texas hospital and will likely enter the rehab facility it

county. >> first it was cellphones and driving. now time to crack down on >> good morning. it's 4:42. mondays morning. hope you had a great weekend. right now wakingto a colder than usual morning and clear out there from this picture in san francisco and the embarcadero. very few cars out there. frances keeping track of the construction going on and any problems coming up. >> the ross valley sanitation district has identified a new possible cause of last month's massive sewage spill in marin county. federal investigators say the december 17 spill near kent middle school may have been called by a damaged sewer pipe. they discovered one of the two pipes designed to carry sewage from the area had been crushed in two spots. the damaged spot runs beside a new pipeline recently installed by jmv construction. they put a hold on paying the crot of $23,000 pending outcome of the investigation. >> holding a cellphone while driving a car in california is illegal as you know but what about while riding a bike. a bill calling for such a ban in sacramento has been introduced by state senator joe samidian in palo alto. now senator smidian is working for a measur

wake up people. the quakes were centered in alamo. >>> law enforcement agencies from several counties will now beginvisual search of the 90- mile mendota canal for any sign of 4-year-old juliano cardenas and his abductor. sonar radar confirmed there are no bodies in the area where the car was found. but they still believe it's some where in the canal. juliani's grandmother thinks that they are hiding out some where. >> if they are looking for me, and they can't find me because my car is in the canal. he had plans already, believe me. >> we've been covering this story since juliani cardenas disappeared more than a week ago. we are updating our information on our website 24/7. >>> questions remain this morning about the death of a missing teacher who's body was found in marin county following an extensive search. the body of debra shmitz was discovered yesterday. the tierra linda teacher went missing. family members had said shmitz, was going through a divorce but police have not determined if that's a -- the cause of her disappearance. >>> police responded to a group fighting at kaiser permanente. of

wake- up call to the community. >> police did arrest alessandro coyle in connection with monday's shooting. investigators say they are still looking for more suspects. >>> a lot of people in san mateo countyot pleased with a company that took over their garbage collection. it all started with the new year. san francisco-basedd recology had areas previously areas previously served by allied waste. there had been thousands of complaints mostly involving missed or mishandled pickups. >> comes picks up the garbarge, flips it up side down. >> reporter: but it didn't dump all the garbage? >> it didn't dump all the garbage. see how narrow it is down there? >> anytime a major transition of garbage service happens there are bound to be "growing pains." >> the company admits there are kinks to work out. the company has already sent more trucks on the streets and brought in more customer service representatives. >>> bundle up. it's going to be another cold morning. let's check traffic and weather. she's back. hey, tracy. >> hey, good morning, ladies. it is definitely chilly out there. walked out the door and thought i picked the right coat this morning, because it's cold outside. 36 degrees in liver

county. the ride on 101, looks pretty good. james lick, southbound look good. darya? mark? >> thank you, in the wake of three officers involved shootings the police department is reviving their efforts to equipped officers was done dense. the commission cited safety, liability over police shootings including this video of warning and- wielding man in a wheelchair saying it taser it would have been extremely useful. >> oakland police are investigating the kidnapping and rape of an oakland woman. the victim says two men abducted and raped her police have not given a description. at the 39 year- old man fatally shot by police on saturday was caring a replica or rifle. he appeared to be armed to the assault rifle when he ran from police, forcing his way into a home. all of japan's got out saying he was carrying a gun police opened fire he was killed it turned out to be a replica. >> at picture of what i lean would b, would a look likew , a candlelight vigil is being held tonight for the girl that has been missing for more than two decades. 22 years have passed since she disappeared, last seen at the int

waking up early with us. >> good for me. >> see the oscars here on abc 7. back to news. recapping our top stories, the search should resume within the hour for a missing marin county woman.erry mcsweeney live in sausalito with the latest. terry? >> marin county search and rescue teams are beginning to assemble here in sausalito. you can see 'em behind me getting ready. they're fanning out again and i am told they're going to be going back into the hills of sausalito. areas they check last night, they are going to use the light to hopefully find the woman they're looking for. take a look at her pick, 90-year-old yin chin, last seen at 7:00 yesterday morning as she went on her daily one to two-hour walk. she didn't return. her family called police around noon. the search began but it turned up nothing. sausalito police again going to be researching areas they looked in the dark last night. chin was last seen wearing a black coat, black baseball cap and glasses. her hair was in a pony tail. described as 4 foot 11. she does not speak english, did not have money on her or i.d. or access to money. there's concern where in the heck could this 90-year-old woman be. the search be

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county government officials this morning to talk about the state's money problems and about his commitment to give local governments more authority. >>> federal investigators have issued urgent recommendations to pg&e in the wakeruno blast. they include an aggressive search for all pipeline system records and making sure those records are verifiable and complete. the feds also called on state regulators to make sure pg&e does a thorough job checking its records. >>> and this morning, the federal trade commission could investigate the sale of nfl helmets. a new mexico senator wants the commission to look into allegedly misleading safety claims by the company that supplies helmets to the nfl. the company says the helmets help reduce concussions but some lawmakers say helmet companies are not meeting industry safety standards. with more on health news, here's manuel gallegus. >>> more and more children are being infected with bacteria in hospital stays. a bacteria is infecting thousands of children it can be deadly getting into the intestines and causing serious inflammation. there is new evidence our genes may determine whether we are more likely to ge depressed. 54 studies found a person's genetic makeup makes

this past monday evening before a town hall meeting in buck's county, the rabbi prayed and prayed the disaster in arizona serves as a wake-up call for our country and serves as a more loving atmosphere for us all. at the end of the day we're all americans and rise and fall together. i'm proud to support the resolution. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from iowa. mr. braley: madam speaker, at this time i'm happy to yield two minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from hawaii. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. >> i rise to join my colleagues in support of the resolution and support myself with the eloquent and heartfelt expressions of condolences and comfort from my colleagues on both sides of the aisle. and to hear the wonderful stories about gabby told on this floor help capture the warmth and humanity that is gabby giffords. the shock, horror and tears that follow the unfolding of the terrible youth in arizona, it's like just yesterday. here was gabby on the first day after we finished votes to meet with her constituents with on the corner. an event m