one of the events that washington high does is the pie day or pi day. know in the math department the teachers bring different types of pies. it is an atmosphere of sharing and mutual support she brings to really support not just the students, but also fellow teachers. she is a san francisco native who attended star of the seal elementary in the richmond. she grew up in the sunset, though. and she graduated with a bachelor's in math from san francisco college for women, now usf lone mountain campus. she later got her master's degree with a focus on secondary math education from usf in ysidro 79. she began teaching, i mentioned, in '67 as a student teacher at washington high school ~, was hired in '71, and she became a prominent figure serving as a math department head through the '90s and through 2011 and also starting the advance placement or ap statistics program at washington that we're very proud of in 1997. some of her greatest accomplishments include her promotion of stem or science technology and engineering and math courses for young girls and w

we have a few showers up into oregon but not much in washington. high pressure shifting offshore will create this wind that will stay pretty much dry and out of the north. and that is going to surge the temperatures up not only into the 70s like we had today but even a few 80s. to the coast line we saw the fog. you can expect it to stay cool with 50s and 60s. upper 70s possible and a few 80s. tomorrow morning with cloud cover up to the peninsula. low clouds in the north bay and maybe patchy fog at the east bay. don't be surprised tomorrow morning if you don't wake up and find cloud cover. throughout 9:00 and 10:00 and from all accounts from the noon hour we have a sunny forecast shaping up for you again on tuesday. don't forget the spf. the sun will be rather strong for this time of the year. for tomorrow morning we mention the fog. 49 in san francisco. down to santa cruz and san jose with 46. >> all of you are waiting to find out if you hit 80 degrees tomorrow. they will be close but not quite there with gilroy. we will also find low to mid 70s in the

and i just wanted to honor you for your over 40 years at washington high school. so, thank you so much and can we have a hand for ms. barrett. thank you. (applause) >> thank you very much, supervisor mar, for this great honor. and i thank dennis kelly and president of the usf and linda mag for attending and nominating me. ~ plaque i do want to thank last but not least my husband who is here who has put up with my an ticks for the last, i hate to say 40 years, but it has been 40 years. it's a job i really, really like doing and no day is ever the same. and every day presents new challenges and i embrace these. i just want to say i looked at many of these fine women who preceded me, and i would suspect hopefully they took math in high school and did not drop out. it's very important and it's [speaker not understood] filter for getting into the sciences. if you can't get through the filter called calculus, you get nowhere. and we really encourage our girls at the high school and our young men, i don't want to neglect either gender, but classes in high school, thanks

foundation and an educational and archive heritage in our community, i'm a graduate of george washington high school of 1965. and i have seen many things happen at that time. we were talking about a district that was predominantly white teachers. there were no philippine teachers and i was one of those tracked and i think that i was put in a lower track. and so, i went through a school where i was not encouraged to go on this college, and i did. a actually went on to city and uc berkeley. the reason that i say that is because it was pretty bad in those times. i was never mentored. there was no teachers that i could relate to. and so therefore, basically, i had to find my way and i found my way. and i looked back almost 50 years today and i see that someone like tina and someone who is really a treasure in our community who has spoken 15 years of working in the district, and i see that five months of evaluation says that she is a proficient satisfy torrey and i don't see anything that shows that she is a bad performer. so i raise questions about people in five months being able to determine th

. >> a star at george washington high school,. >> it was a dream come true.as so happy to have to tryout. and it's a great, great experience. >> a i leadletter read some day a chinese player will make it. 49 years later the words came through. >> pleasure to meet you norman got to meet the player. >> what i'm learning is before me just respect to everybody else who is in there before. and you know this is, ground breaking from 1964 that is a long, long time ago. you know? people weren't close to thinking about it. >> this is great here. and he's a nice kid. >> norman is 50 years older. >> i i think important thing is that we're having fun chasing our dream of playing basketball. i think that that is the most important thing sm. times, it doesn't work out the way you want it to. you know? we can hang our hats and say we tried z we at least, i don't think we have regrets for sure. can't help but see a little b-52 himself every time jeremy takes the court. after two rounds of the cadillac championship tiger woods achieved something he's never done on the pga tou

she spent 38 years at george washington high school teaching economics government and history. for the last nine years she led the 900 members of the united educators, sf retired division and served as co-chair of the protector of benefits. focusing on benefits for retired teachers and all retirees of the city and county of san francisco. she took this role incredibly seriously and never missed a single health service system meeting. ms. meister will be deeply missed and mourned by her husband as well as thousands of educators, former students and activists and the many lives she touched. >> thank you, supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, and i would ask that perhaps we make that in memoriam on behalf of the entire board. >> colleagues, if we can do that without objection, that should be the case. [gavel] >> colleagues, today i am introducing a package of legislation to improve the way that we deliver pedestrian safety projects in san francisco. and i want to thank supervisor yee for co-sponsoring these pieces of legislation with me. san francisco is one of the hig

. >> hi, my name is paer and i am a senior at george washington high school and also a member on the youth commission, i would like to thank the board of education for your time and work in highlighting how to best support students here in san francisco. i'm speaking on behalf of this item as i think that it is important because it will help the credit recovery program become more efficient and it will help to see whether the program is working for students because we all know that we all learn in different ways, so like students may be learning like they may be able to learn better with a teacher as opposed to a different student, learning wi independent study. so it will insure that students needs are being met and also that it will be able to continue in the future. thank you again

. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is back in the bay area after washington's high stakes drama over sequesterace. sequestration. lorraine blanco. >> yesterday we met with the president to talk about the sequester, and what does that mean? what does that word mean? it means unemployment and it means worse for women. >> reporter: at a fundraiser for the san francisco national coalition of 100 black women, house minority leadership nancy pelosi talked about the importance of strong women and what it will take to bolster mother and childrenment she says the sequester, billions of dollars of cuts will devastate families across california, including thousands of children who won't benefit from early education through head start. >> when those kids can't go to head start, they will be home and their mom will not be able to go to work. >> reporter: families with also expect student loan cut and cuts in unemployment benefits. proceeds from this afternoon will go to the group's employment and training program. women we talked with here say the cut are disproportionately affect women and

if you are tired of washington's high taxes and big spending here is one w to stick it to the man >> tom: okay, you go first. i'll be right behind you. i have seen a lot of tax protestors and they do put them in prison when they don't pay their taxes. yes, people go to jail. i'll let you fight the battle first. thanks to everybody that contacted the show. keep your comments coming in. tom sullivan show, we're open for business 24/7. check out our facebook page, and then tom sullivan show. there is a lot of tom sullivan show, you can follow me on twitter at sullivan radio and all the things to contact us on the web my main webpage which is tomsullivan.com. thanks for joining us. make sure to tune in to the radio show. listen in through our fox news radio app. download it from itunes. you can hear us online by clicking live button on my main website. we or radio every day from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll have another great show weekends. "the willis" report is coming up next. gerri: hello, i'm gerri willis live from the at atlantic city. tonight, new obamacare fees catching e

rainfall but you can see it is clearly being blocked from moving in as all of this arkz right into washington. high pressure to the south keeping us dry and not going anywhere the next two to three days. do expect fog in the morning and sun by the afternoon. a few 80s wednesday and a little cooling in the seven day forecast. tomorrow we'll start at 8:00 a.m. everyone in the 40s. by the noon hour in the 60s. warmest spot interior valleys upper 70s to low 80s by 8 p.m. don't forget the sun screen while heading to the beach. while most of the coast line is cool the best beach weather is santa cruz. temperatures in the mid 70s with clear skies. we'll have details on the full seven day forecast and see if there is rain coming our way later in the show. >>> raising a woman's risk for high blood pressure. a chemical that could be to blame. >>> making sure it doesn't happen again, a call for action by a local congress woman, the connection to the deadly santa cruz police shootings and the military. >>> could it be the key to solving california's budget crisis? politicalal analyst here to talk about a contr

if you are tired of washington's high taxes and big spending here is one way to stick it to the man >> tom: okay, you go first. i'll be right behind you. i have seen a lot of tax protestors and they do put them in prison when they don't pay their taxes. yes, people go to jail. i'll let you fight the battle first. thanks to everybody that contacted the show. keep your comments coming in. tom sullivan show, we're open for business 24/7. check out our facebook page, and then tom sullivan show. there is a lot of tom sullivan show, you can follow me on twitter at sullivan radio and all the things to contact us on the web my main webpage which is tomsullivan.com. thanks for joining us. make sure to tune in to the radio show. listen in through our fox news radio app. download it from itunes. you can hear us online by clicking live button on my main website. we or radio every day from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll have another great show for you to fox business, but in the meantime, i hope to hear you on the radio. lou: good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us. the dow jones

. >> start at george washington high school and amateur team he became the first chinese person to gate964. >> avenues dream come true and i was so happy to have to try out and deal with great experience. >>reporter: he hell his own but norman among the last players cut. he received a letter from team owner franklin that read some day chinese young broke the weiss san francisco warriors in 1964. 46 years later, the words came true as jeremy lin was signed by the warriors. >> pleasure to meet you. glad to meet you. >>reporter: norman got to meet the player he helped brick the ice for. >> what i learn is that there's a lot of other people that were doing training to do what i wa was, what i'm trying to do. but before me long time ago and so definitely just respect to everybody else who has been there before and this is ground breaking from 1964. that's a long long time ago and things, people weren't even close to thinking about it. >> norman how was it meeting jeremy lin. >> it was great. i think he's going to do well in this team here. and i think he's a real nasty kid. >>reporter: at ag

diana olick is covering the story for us in washington. high, diana. >> well, down here in new york city at the jpmorgan housing conference where they are talking about winding down fannie mae and freddie mac and take a look at how much the two mortgage giants are running the market. private capital is nowhere to be found, but what is interesting against the backdrop of the debate here today is that fannie mae last night filed with the fcc saying they will delay the 10k because they are trying to figure out how to cut the tax bill by using prior losses, because guess what, they are profitable today, and that savings would allow them to pay back the treasury over $60 billion and almost what they owe them entirely, and given that i asked former hud secretary martinez if we need to wind down fannie and freddie since they are profitable, and he said we do need to restructure, but something stunning to get the government out of the market, and he said that we need judges out of the foreclosure process. >> i think that the way that the 1,000-day wait

threats saying you know it's ready to respond to any contingency tensions between pyongyang and washington remain high after the u.n. sanctions on the communist state after north korea's third nuclear test last month . the former cia director general david petraeus has apologized for conduct that led to his resignation last year betray a step down after details of an extramarital affair were revealed he made the apology during his first public appearance at the university of southern california where the audience included many military veterans. coming up a look at the life of a man who spent three decades behind bars is now lending a helping hand those in the same situation stay with us. wealthy british style it's time to ride with. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our t.v. . i have. to leave. to join thousands of gadget gurus plug into the mobile world congress in barcelona for research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software super chargers hope to spin previous successes forward precious yandex turns up the heat on

still chilly to the east coast. 49 for your high in new york city. 53 in washington. r tomorrow, as we look again at rain and snow showers in the northeast, as we take a look at the middle of the country, we have a little more action working in. so areas around portions of kentucky, also tennessee, missouri, and arkansas, you'll be seeing some rain showers and will keep things below normal for atlanta, with a high of 63 to end the week, 51 in boston. 89 far a high in phoenix. as we look at the saturday forecast, a lot of you wondering what does the easter weekend look like? rain showers and some thunder showers will be out there for the middle of the country and portions of the south, especially head into easter sunday. all of the metro areas will be looking for a good chance of rain showers, temperatures around 66 in atlanta, but with the clouds and rain showers, it's going to be a chilly day. 48 for your easter high sunday in new york city. boston will be around 53 degrees. we'll start off the new work week with rain down in the parts of the plain states, maybe even

the washington d.c. high school phenom became an all-american at notre dame. pro days, the 6'5" dantley made north of $1 million a year. as a county crossing guard, less than 15 grand a year. but then, for dantley, whose friends will tell you he is frugal and has a net worth well into seven figures, this is not about the money. >> basically i did it just to be around the kids. >> dantley will try to break an 11-1 -- >> reporter: his nba days as a player and coach has paid off. look at this, he appears to be playing defense as he fends off cars on the street. more than once, those long, sweeping arms have been life savers. >> i saved two kids' lives. >> reporter: this job has meaning? >> it has meaning. and i feel like i'm doing something, helping the community. it's all about the kids. >> reporter: dantley says for the next 20 years -- >> reporter: you'll find him in the crosswalk. david kerley, abc news, silver spring, maryland. >>> and we thank you for watching. "nightline" at its new time 12:35 a.m. eastern. and i'll see you again tomorrow night. good night

black programming consortium spent an entire school year-- 180 days-- at an alternative high school in washington d.c., chronicling efforts to reverse the school's high dropout rate and improve its academic test scores. in this excerpt, the new basketball coach shares some rules to live by with his team. i'm not a teacher as far as d.c. public school goes. i'm a support person. in-school suspension is a support program. but everyone is a teacher. when you're around kids. come on and have a seat. because they're learning from what you do. >> now as soon as the rest of the people get here, the meeting is going to start. i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to everybody. wait until i finish. and that's part of the sport. there's one couch. there's a whole lot of players. it can't be a whole lot of coaches. >> if i come in here and don't do nothing, they learn how not to do nothing. if i come in here and teach them how to respect people, then they learn how to respect people. >> my name is mr. barnes. the reason we're going to have this meeting today, i've just been cleared to officially coach men's b

highs. the pacific satellite view, look beneath the banner where the rain continues to stay over washington. a few high clouds, that's about it. a little bit of moisture coming from the pacific, and with that warm sinking air associated with the ridge of high pressure that's over the state at this point, really helping to pin it closer to the ground. patchy fog that's dense over parts of the coast and the valley floor, over parts of the north bay. please take it easy out there as you step outside. chances are if you had it yesterday you'll see it this morning, creeping into the bay as well. patchy fog and temperatures in the upper 30s to 50 degrees this morning, off to a warmer start. mild for your lunch time, upper 50s to low to mid-60s for the warmest spots, and here is a look at the afternoon. 75 in santa rosa, 76 in napa. napa, you're one of the spots that may hit 80 tomorrow. who else may hit 80? livermore, maybe concord, maybe walnut creek. today we'll call it 73 in san jose, 75 morgan hill, 73 sunnyvale, 74 palo alto, 76 in san francisco, the patchy fog for the first half of the day.

definitely need the winter clothes from northern california, northern nevada back up through washington and oregon. highsn the low to mid-40s in the mountainous areas. down in the valleys should be upper 40s. cooler in l.a. and southern california with onshore flow. that compared to the gusty winds and warm weather you had last week. tuesday, a weak storm will move towards the coast. we'll see that cold front bringing showers in numerous areas out there. doesn't look like anything too major. we keep it dry in southern california. not too bad in the west. >> fresh snow one montana. >> yeah. if you can get there. >> thanks, bill. >>> now for entertainment news. "jack the giant slayer" took the top spots at the box office with $28 million in ticket sales. over $2 hundred million budget, the 3d flick fell short of expectations. >>> peter jackson's "the hobbit" had better news joining the ranks of films breaking the $1 billion mark in sales. >>> bret michaels was the first to feel the heat during the donald's premiere of "the apprentice." michael won in 2010. >>> our entertainment station e-online reports sup

and paula hammond says despite promises of high speed rail from washington, d.c., it was never washingtontate's intention of bringing high speed rail like the bullet trains of japan and europe to this section of the country. the top speed here is now 79 miles an hour. average speed is in the low 50s. >> i don't know whether we'll ever want high speed rail. high, high speed rail. what we want in our state and in our west coast region between oregon and washington, we want the ability of our communities to be connected so that we can provide good travel, a daily business trip between seattle and portland, and the opportunity not to have to fight traffic. >> reporter: that is a far cry from the vision of high speed rail announced by the president, the vice president and the secretary of transportation back in 2009, when americans were told japanese and european style trains would connect our cities. >> what we're talking about is a vision for high speed rail in america. >> reporter: $12 billion later, that vision has churned out 134 scattered projects across the country that have mostly made

washington, d.c., a high of 63. afternoon thunderstorms in atlanta. some rain in st. louis as well.of 57, lots of sunshine. seattle, mostly cloudy, a high of 50. >>> in sports, tiger woods is heating up ahead of the masters. woods won the cadillac championship in doral, florida. it's his 17th world golf championship victory. he withdrew from this event last year because of tightness in his achilles. >> i had to get healthy first. and i was playing for a long time not healthy and hurt, and i just really focused getting healthy. one i got healthy, a lot of positive things happened. >> woods can reclaim a number one ranking with a win at bay hill in two weeks. >> in the nba, seemingly no one can beat the heat. miami looking for their 18th straight win, lebron james only scoring 13 points against indiana last night, but point guard mario chalmers leads the way with 26 points. no problem for the heat. they win, 105-91. the heat will try to make i 19 in a row tomorrow night. >>> the l.a. clippers might be the most high-flying team in the nba. against detroit, deandre jordan throws down a

, d.c., it was never washington state's intention of bringing high-speed rail like the bullet trains of japan and europe to this section of the country. the top speed here is now 79 miles per hour. average speed is in the low 50s. >> i don't know whether we'll ever want high, high-speed rail. what we want in our state and in our west coast region between oregon and washington, we want the ability of our communities to be connected so that we can provide good travel, a daily business trip between seattle and portland, and the opportunity to not have to fight traffic. >> thank you. >> reporter: that is a far cry from the vision of high-speed rail announced by the president, the vice president, and the secretary of transportation back in 2009, when americans were told japanese and european-style trains would connect our cities. >> what we're talking about is a vision for high-speed rail in america. >> reporter: $12 billion later, that vision has churned out 134 scattered projects across the country that have made slow trains a little faster. keeping them honest, we wanted to know why, a

be fuelled by the interest rate policy and corporate a profits though unemployment remains high and washington is grid-lock over the budget deficit. five stocks did the heavy lifting -- disney, home depot, 3m, johnson & johnson and travellers. the dow rose 14 points to 14,253 topping the previous record from october 9, 2007. the nasdaq gaining 42 points and the broader s&p 500 rising 15. the s&p 500 now just 25 points away from the all-time high. also this morning a trade group for the casino industry sent state regulators to bar an online gaming company from making a return to the u.s. market. poker stars based on the isle of man is seeking to buy a casino. allowing companies that own a casino to offer online betting as well. the justice department sued poker stars for fraud in 2011 claiming the company used false billing codes to process bets from u.s. residents after internet gambling was banned by congress in 2006. the trade group says charges are pending against poker stars founder. back to you. >> thank you very much for the update. check in with you later. >> the name iphone is known wo

we turn into more average levels in washington, d.c. with a high of 13 on friday. finally in europe we talk about the snow and cold across the west. things are improving here. the southeast is getting more active. we have been seeing more thunderstorms and heavy snow showers and strong winds to the north. for example, in hungary you'll be at risk of severe blowing snow. however, it looks like precipitation should be gone by saturday. to the north wintry weather will be moving towards the northeast effecting north western part of moscow. things will turn stormier in moscow. temperatures are looking like this turning zero degrees in vienna. two in moscow and ten degrees in kiev on friday. here is your extended forecast.

. >> shepard: james rosen in washington. the high court did rule on one issue today.fing dogs. cops do need a warrant to have those dogs sniff around the outside of somebody's home. even if they suspect there are drugs inside the place. the decision upholds a 2011 florida supreme court ruling which expresses evidence that frankie the chocolate lab had helped uncover. in a different florida case, the court ruled last month in favor of cops who used a dog to search a man's pickup truck during a routine traffic stop. the united nations is scheduled to draft a controversial international treaty this week that would attempt to end unregulated sales of conventional weapons. guns, are a till larr nonnuclear missiles it would infringe on our rights to bear arms. i should say negotiators from about 150 nations are expected to take part in this debate. supporters of the treaty claim arms embargoes against certain rogue nations don't work and that a blanket treaty is necessary to prevent weapons from moving easily across borders. secretary of state john kerry says he cannot prom

high. the washington post/abc news poll finds 58 percent of americans now say gays and lesbians should be allowed to marry a significant increase from 44 percent just three years ago the poll finds opposition to same-sex marriage has dropped from 55 percent to 36 circumstances in the last decade. the poll comes a week before the supreme court takes up the issue of gay marriage. >> former santa clara supervisor is due in court april 30 for sentencing as part of a plea dole. he pled guilty in a santa clara courtroom yesterday to 12 charges connected to misspending taxpayer money. the prosecution says he used public money and campaign funds to feed the gambling adecisions and for parties and golf. he faces a year in jail and is barred from ever holding public office in california again. >> mike was warning that today is the day some of us will see rain. my son has baseball practice this afternoon...a selfish reason to keep a close eye on that. >> mike? >> the same in the afternoon and evening not enough to cancel your plans. the best chance is wide-spread rain tomorrow morning. if you look upstream

washington, d.c., morning rain. a high of 60. mostly sunny in atlanta and st. well. 48 in st. louis. denver, lots of sunshine. 50 the high. seattle, rain, 56 the high. >>> in sports now, michael vick's book signing tour has been sacked over safety concerns. the book's publisher canceled at least three scheduled appearances after vick and bookstore employees received threats. the threats are related to vick's involvement with a dogfighting ring. the philadelphia eagles quarterback spent 18 months in prison after admitting to bankrolling the illegal operation and killing some of the dogs. >>> michael vick is one of dozens of nfl players who suffered a concussion last season. now the league is announcing a new partnership with the goal of better protecting players from brain injuries. >> reporter: the national football league is taking new steps to make the game safer from concussions. at a news conference in new york, league commissioner roger goodell announced the nfl is teaming up with general electric to launch the head health initiative. the goal is to speed

condemned the threats saying it's ready to respond to any contingency the tensions between washington and pyongyang remain high following un sanctions on the communist state of north korea's third nuclear test last month. former director. general david petraeus has apologized for the conduct that led to his resignation last year stood down off the details of an extramarital affair were revealed he made the apology his first public appearance at the university of southern california the audience involved including many military veterans or did i just a moment we have a close look at the life of a man who spent thirty years in prison lending a helping hand to those just like live from moscow this is. when their own country can't offer them a living even loving members sometimes have to leave their children behind. i don't like to wonder just a bit longer. if the dream of millions of migrants that their children might choose their motherland. is. i want my children to win over moscow. russia has become this stepmother land meets migrants working hard to find a way home. choose your language. with no if you. choos

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condemning the threat saying it's ready to respond to any contingency tensions between washington and pyongyang remain highfollowing u.n. sanctions on the communist state after north korea's third nuclear test last month . former director of the cia general david petraeus has apologized for the conduct that led to his resignation last year the trail stood down after details of an extramarital affair were revealed he made the apology during his first public appearance at the university of southern california the audience including many military veterans. still to call r.t. takes a look at the life of a man who spent thirty years behind bars and now lending a helping hand to those who are just like him stay with us. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for

so not so high that they're still illegally dealing it with washington. long list. we've been brought in. it's not me but a whole team to help the board to figure out the advantages and what the disadvantages are and what are the things that they can do. >> michael: tell us about the the black market. washington has it. but oregon next door don't and idaho doesn't. they'll be able to go to washington and bring it out of washington. that seems to be one of the biggest hurdles. >> that's going to happen if it's very cheap in washington. but it's as if there are no pot dealers in idaho and oregon and the borders are not thickcally populated. the real issue is not the people coming to the pot but the pot going to the people. in colorado they allow home growing and a low tax and washington does not allow home growing and a high tax. the big problem may be that their prices are so high that they're illegally in washington because it's cheaper. >> michael: you think about pot you would think that they would bring in someone who is for it. but you're opposed to t