. >> i went to the ywca and asked if they could find me an instructor who would be willing to come here and start a class. so we did. >> reporter: she was tough, she survived breast cancer with a southern whit. >> there was constant media coverage, how does she look? when is she going to step down and give the president another vacancy on the court. you know she looks looks pale to me, i don't give her six months. >> reporter: who's the most calmest on the stage when a flag falls down in california, she had a reputation for being the swing vote, the deciding vote in lots of cases. >> i think that's something the media has deviced as a means of writing about the court. and i don't think that has a lot of validity. >> reporter: some criticized her as a fence setter waiting to see which way the wind would blow. >> those of you who have never met her, anybody who met her knows she makes up her own mind and she's not at all concerned where anybody else is on the spectrum. >> now for a brief -- >> reporter: she voted against a moment of silence in schools as encouraging religion but for a spo

this is also known as the former central ywca. this is our largest project to-date. the project will provide 174 units -- i'm sorry 172 units plus two managers units for formerly hopeless individuals with the greatest medical, behavioral health and housing needs. construction is wrapping up as we speak. and tenants will gib and begin moving in december 1st and all units will be occupied by the end of may, 2013. all units offer kitchenettes andprived bath and there are a credits. this is a historic site and a great deal of effort has gone into preserving the unique features of the building. on the ground floor we are pleased to have partnered with dph to create 11,000 square foot public health clinic. this is a brand-new state-of-the-art facility, that is also being completed on the same schedule and will be opened for business on january 1st. it will serve the tenants, but also the greater tenderloin community. so that is a great, new asset to our city. one thing that i would like to mention about the local operating subsidy, that is a very powerful aspect of it is t

. >> we're at the ywca, where we provide educational training, health and wellness, and social justicey. check us out on our website. >> good morning, washington. >> good morning. it's 41 degrees outside, a chilly start. >> i need to -- you might need to grab the golos = = gloves. >> or maybe even a hat. we have a little sprinkle or snow flurry possible. checking the super doppler, you can see maybe a little in the northwestern parts of maryland. a little weak disturbance that will try to pick something up later this morning. otherwise, sunshine and clouds alternating. 38 degrees at dulles, 36 in gaithersburg now culpeper's freezing. we will warm up into the 50's, still below average. partly sunny with a few sprinkles possible. the weekend forecast is the best news of the day. even though we will stay a little cooler, we will see little more sunshine and we will get an extra hour of sleep. so that's good. now to traffic with steve hershorn. >> there was a report of a vehicle fire in manassas, eastbound 66 near business 234. turned out to be a truck that had the brics smoking. looks lik

. >> santa clara county's rape crisis center is in the ywca, the services are free and confidential. there is a break in an east bay murder case. it was back in may you might recall when police received a report of a woman's body found stuffed in a garbage can. it was recently they identified the victim as a stockton woman, anna flores paneda. they arrested her killer, javier sandoval. they also served a search warrant on the woman's home which reportedly she shared with him. the trial of a south bay elementary school principal is under way. she is accused of failing to report child sex abuse allegations against a second grade teacher in san jose. opening arguments began today. prosecutors say the defendant ignored concerns about the teacher and did not report him to police. the teacher was arrested four months later after a second parent reported inappropriate behavior the teacher was arrested. the principal's attorney said she had no way of knowing the contact was sexual in nature. >> decision 2012. an $11 million campaign donation from a mystery donor in arizona continues to under