hundred and 63 million and now there - the 2012, 2013 revenues are 23.6 million. why in it phase of that month it seems like that's a lot money difference in a 3 week period >> so what's the difference and why would it be gomd in if general we're seeing futures proved as time goes on. >> yes commissioner. >> number one i wanted to thank staffs patience as i was a talking with witnesses i'm a

terrible whisper. as we were discussing the budget and going over some of the things but actually, i time to echo with president norton has said about the accessibility of those books now. their ears to read. i was able to explain how to approach therd of our budget. it's like a judge - juice i didn't place. i wanted to also the point is it's really assessable. and a lot more interesting you are about to give i'm sure they'll thank you as well.

rd somebody's juice i didn't diary is really interesting >> so i'm seeing no other comments on the budget the last thing i would urge board members in you have substantive questions i want and the please get them to supervisor lee ahead of that meeting so we can have a deep discussion. we'll move on to item r which is a proposal in support of the fire department's that has overtaken tonights agenda. but let's press on.

we'll need to suspend our rules so can i hear a motion and suspension of rules. move suspension of the rules >> thank you. (calling names)

that the points board of education sports the funding formula? >> yes. i would support that amendment. any other committals. i wanted to say that sing the actual feel actually incorporates those that that's a good thing.

we were port the governors proposal so i don't know if you know if we're going to send him something. there's a little disconnect there. >> i understand but the governor wasn't for the restoration. if we send this to the govern and >> should we strict then governor brown from the title? >> yeah. >> okay (laughter) . sorry mr. govern our out (laughter) . govern would we think the amendment would say therefore for the resolve for the board of education sports local control funding for the schools? >> yes, that's fine.

i want to thank you >> i port the resolution. >> any other comments or questions? >> no. please call the roll call roll call >> thank you, colleagues. okay. we'll move on the item s the board members report. we have a report from the curriculum program committee and the student assignment committee.

>> so the curriculum program committee met on june 3rd and we had american people x item for scorecards. there was a very robust discussion about the extent to wonder if there's a buy in for the balance scorecards. we had some suggests and greater parents outreach. we had 3 informational items updates and strategic plans for

thirdly developing the brian elementary schools as well as elementary feeders for willie brown which will be up for discussion. staff has commented to convening community meetings once we're back in school. on all of those 3 items we'll be

hearing back green from staff in august and september. the future meeting dates are august wednesday 14 we should hear the finding of the updated review and the final forecast is wednesday, september 11th we'll be hearing about feederer programs and october 9th anything that is not addressed in the earlier meeting. that concludes my report >> all right. president fewer could you give us - okay. i did that. okay. are there any other reports by board members >> yes. i have a quick thing i wanted to share. i had the privilege of going out to sacramento.

to testify on behalf of our school district in senator bill 150 we supported and came about as the experiences of our students. the bill would eliminate a bare which currently exists from undocumented students that their required to pay non-tuition and that will eliminate the tuition and now it passed unanimously out of the higher education committee. it came out of 0 experience from a high school from one of the teachers. i want to recognize him and there will no longer have a

tuition issue. at this time i'm going to recess the meeting we're going to retreat into closed session and we'll reconvene back and we'll read out the information. i'm going - >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. president norton. i am honored and tliefld to be here i'm erick mcdonald the unified in the bay area. it's really my honor to be here first of all, to say thank you. the district it's current leadership board lisp has been phenomenal in its commitment to our children and it's commitment

to equity and opportunity for all so i wanted to say thank you. and actually, i'm here because i'm in love. yeah. (clapping) and, you know, so superintendant you are in love and you're kind of giddy and a silly and you do crazy things when you're in love. and see i walk around skipping all the time and singing all the time. because i'm in love. with an amazing amazing amazing woman. and see no matter what the weather is like outside i've got sunshine on a cloudy day when

it's cold outside i've got the month of may. well, i guess you say what can make me feel this way. my girl >> my girl. >> my girl. >> talking about my girl. >> my girl. i want you

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>> one more (laughter) >> oh, so long. >> you know your two minutes is so long. >> for this night i prayed that a star would guide you my way. to show with me this special day. as a rib on in the sky for our love. there's a rib on in the sky rib on in the sky for our love. and see (laughter) . what's important to us is our community. and see i invited our community

to come here and community stand up because i love you and we love you and so i've asked them to join me in this final song which is one of our farther songs in the whole wide world. r you are my sunshine you make me happy when skies are gray. you'll never know know dear how much i love you please don't take my sunshine away. and see you'll be pleased to know i spoke with mendoza and he give me his blessing and i spoke

with my lady before she went to europe. wow. (laughter) >> yeah. (clapping)

woe. (clapping) thank you, thank you so much for being here for this moment. i want to spend the rest of my life with her arrest our president and our superintendant has given us permission to leave >> get on out of here. >> don't wait until local higher was done but take her away. mrs. meet us at sugar lounge for those who have to stay we'll

so we're going to r reconvening is meeting of june 4th and and it the x pollution of a middle high school student the four prim saupt superintendent and one director you have principle license plate and support. in the matter of t w vs. the dp

w to. now the closed session the board approved the employment of force and two principle four evaporate 6 program administrators one director of leadership support and one executive director. that's it; right? okay. then meetings adjourned. good morning. welcome to

san francisco transportation authority. my name is john avalos. the chair of the committee. the sfgtv staff who are broadcasting today are jessie larson and mark bunch. call the roll please. >> reed present, campos present, cohen present, ferrel present,mar absent, tang present, wiener present, yee, we have a quorum. >> colleagues in route to

mexico yesterday we had a recess today. the recess is to actually all go to oakland to watch mary quan give the -- to steve curry for the championship. we are all going to take a break about 11:20. >> i believe it is mayor lee giving the key to the player of the san francisco city. i think it's the san francisco, not oakland. >> good for san francisco. let's move on with our meeting. okay. next item? the clerk: item 2: approval of minutes of the april 23, 2013 meeting actionsf 2123

>> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. 1 next item? take the roll call? >> i'm sorry. that's right. let's have a roll call on approving the minutes. the clerk: avalos, breed, campos, chiu, cohen, ferrel absent, commissioner kim? mar absent. tang? wiener, yee, the item passes. >> thanks very much. next item. >> information item. 3. >> thank you. today my chairs remarks will focus on our trip with commissioner wiener and

legislative aids, chiu and cohen took to mexico city. i tdp, a non-profit organization which promotes environmentally transportation to see projects in mechanic -- mexico city that guide the design of rapid transit. i was amazed to see the bus line that moves about ten times the amount of passenger. during rush hour it runs 72 trains an hour. the metro bus has been able to get a number of people out of their cars and onto transit to provide an alternative that moves quickly and reliably.

there was an excitement in pride in mechanic -- mexico city. i think we can see what the solution is when these cost are implemented. i'm glad to see this design in front of us today. we should provide whatever support to implement this in the city. i'm also in couraging the bike lane and bike sharing system has been increased by 60 percent by many people who did not ride bicycles at all in mexico city. it's a way to introduce people to cycling and providing an alternative to transit and helping reduce over crowding in

the downtown areas. my aid, road the transportation system. i was blown away to see many people riding their bikes in the city. once a month it expands to 20 miles of cyclone of bikes. today this committee will prove additional bike sharing pilots that will be taking place in san francisco along the peninsula corridor. i would like to see this expanding so people can take advantage of it's many benefits. i would like to thank itdp and the other delegates

for attending. i want to welcome commissioners wiener to add any observations from the trip if they wish? >> commissioner wiener? >> two things to note. we've learned quite a bit from officials in mexico city about how they move forward with their bike sharing program. even though we are behind them, on the heartening side our general bike structure is ahead for mexico city and i know they are working very hard to advance their bicycle structure and made me feel very good of where we are in terms of bicycle structure and the other is howit reminds me of how in

incredibly slow we are in california in u.s. and actually delivering these products. i object their latest line they have 5 large brt lines. their latest line came within three years. ours, just to get through environmental review is taking forever and will take another 3 or 4 years to get van ness brt built. granted mexico probably doesn't have the same regulatory constraints that we do here in california and ceqa and other facts but it points to the fact that years ago we used to be able to deliver these large important quality of life changing infrastructure projects expeditiously. and

today 1brt line takes many many years long and we have to improve that process. >> thank you, also what was remarkable was the bus system in mexico city previously consisted of a lot of private drivers and now they have joined to one metro bus system and trying to figure out how to break apart these different organizations to one. the congestion and traffic are incredible. the saturation that i have ever seen in my life and it's really hard to get around. 20 million people live in the city and it's very important to be able to move forward and the metro system is always on the table. i will finish my comments