wilcox to the post. >> he has been a superintendent in florida and louisiana. he's currently a senior vice president for education in corporate relations at scholastic incorporated in new york city since 2008. if approved, wilcox would succeed elizabeth morgan who retired in february. >> time for the question of the morning. >> which is the one celebrity pet -- who would think of asking this question, which is the one celebrity pet most men said they would most like to hang out with? is it a, scooby doo, one of my personal favorites. b, mr. ed. too bossy. c, lovable lassie. put your answer on our facebook page. we'll share your comments in the next half hour. my diet? well yesterday i had an apple turnover. i know it's sort of my weakness. i always keep it in the house. well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, and mmm key lime pie. yeah, i've already lost some weight. [ female announcer ] yoplait light -- over 30 delicious flavors at about 100 calories. babe, what are you doing?! ♪ [ female announcer ] the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack

also things like in balboa, it was key moments, a key people like teachers, like george lee, wilcox,icto, who in the beginning of his history class said, "even though our curriculum is a certain way, i want to make sure we touch on a little bit of the history of everyone in this class and how you got here to america." that really made me see that education could be different. before that, i was not really engaged or interested in what i was being taught, but that made a huge difference for me. i am involved in things like ethnic studies here, which are taking a turn to hopefully engage students and relate to the audience and the people you are teaching. for me, i did not -- i still had some bad habits when i came to city college. when i first came, i was not focused. it was not my priority. i was working full time. so i struggled. i dropped out. i messed up my transcript. i am now returning last semester, trying to redeem myself with a different mentality. my priority is to help my community. that is what motivates me now to make a difference for youth in the community. i have been d

. >> reporter: kerry wilcox is asking people to let fish and game know. a report said two fish found inflammation and bleeding in the brain and hemorrhaging around various internal organs but no one can say if the cause is disease, pollution or too much rain. it has been suggested that rain has diluted saltwater along the shores to a point that it is harming the sharks. marine biologists tell cbs5 they are learning about the problem and not releasing the findings and say they haven't reached any conclusions about what is killing the sharks. in tiberon, don knapp, cbs5. >>> roberta, clear skies today but how long are they going to last? >> at least one more day. well, actually, i could throw in two days before we notice increasing clouds that will lead to that threat of rain showers over the weekend. right now let's take you live to san jose where we do have as elizabeth was mentioning the clear skies, wall-to-wall sunshine. 74 degrees. today's high 76 which was spot on for this 19th day of the month. but right now we do have cloud cover lining the immedia

program, steve francis, joe smith was the first player to take the draft, steve was second, and chris wilcoxer sophomore year. people like that that i told to leave because they could max out the amount of money they could make at that time, and i've had guys like steve blake, that i talked into staying for four years because i thought that was in their best interest to stay for four years. when you recruit somebody you tell the parents that you'll do whatever is in their best interest and you try to do that and with jordan, we tried to give him as much information as possible on what was out there, the lockout possibility and all of those things that were there which made this year a little differently and jordan and his parents chose to g but that's certainly one player that's not going determine what i do the rest of my life. >> if he had decided to stay, would you had decided to stay? >> no. i had my mind made up, and that was done. it's just -- people don't know me that well. that's just how i am. i just thought it was time. i've coached a lot with gut feel bgs what to do and strategy a

players leave the program, steve francis, joe smith was the first prior to take the graph and steve wilcoxhampionship team and people like that that i told to leave because they could max out the amount of money they could make at that time and i've had guys like steve blake, the and i talked about staying four years because i felt that was in their best interest to stay for four years and jordan, we tried to give them as much information as possible on what was out there and the lockout possibility and all of those things that were there that make this year differently and jordan and his patients chose to go, but that's certainly one player who will not determine what i do with the rest of my life. >> gary is a life coach, and so in all his teachings on the court and off, you could look at those young men that were sitting to the right of him today and they're all doing well in life and it's because of what he started to do with them on the court, but carried on beyond the court. that's what i'm going to be looking at for anybody who will come in here and it will be dedicated to having go