yes, commissioner wynns? >> i want to announce that the budget committee is meeting tomorrow evening mere at 6:00. >> great. >> would i like to say that... >> it is going to stay here for the whole week. >> why don't you guys just sleep over there. >> i was just going to say that commissioner haney and wynns and i had the pleasure of attending csba in san diego and one of the items that i feel as a board we desperately need to discuss and maybe at the budget committee you can map out a way to do this, i feel like we really need it start to get our heads around the lcsf and the cap and the local control accountability plan that we required to put together. the state has not done a lot of guidance with what we need to do with that but it feels like a real opportunity for s to graple with and to decide how we are going to deal with this kind of unprecedented flexibility that we are going to have and apply the dollars in the most equitable way and i am excited about it from all of the sessions that i attended. bu

>> aye. >> thank you. >> and miss wynns? >> aye. and miss norton? >> yes, except abstain on 1, 312-10 b4. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. all right, we are now on item p, consent calendar resolutions severed for board discussion, there are none, this evening. >> item q, may i hear a motion and a second please on 1312-10 sp 1 and endorsement of creating a world class and city wide arts education center to be located in the center of the civic center artistic hub at the 135 van ness block site to continue the support of the goal of equity and access for arts education for every student >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> this item, will be referred to a committee of the whole meeting, in january. >> mr. superintendent. >> i would like to point out that this continues the theme of the effective use of our properties. >> thank you, mr. superintendent. >> okay, we are on item r, board members' proposals for first reading. i am going to... >> no there was no, yeah. and okay, so i am going to do the quick ones first and then there are severa

there are three specific reasons why we like wynn.xposure to mccow which is the only place in china where casino gaming is legal. three, it's got three growth options, and thirdly wynn has been a consistent returner of capital and valuation is relatively attractive here. >> i'm having trouble understanding your bizarre accent, cameron. i'm struggling to get through to it. >> i was going to say double winning here on "street signs." >> please, the queen's english, here. >> absolutely. >> i've got to work with an aussie every day. >> you make it sound like it's a bad thing. come on. >> so you like the stock, right, cameron? all kidding aside. >> we do. >> fantastic. >> andy, walk us through wynn's chart. would you be buying here? >> no. i wouldn't. maybe medium term to long term, for all the reasons that your previous guest said, wynn is a really great stock, but for right now, i've got a three-year chart for you. it's been in an uptrend channel ever since it put its in low about 18 months ago. this thing has rocketed up as brian pointe

murase. >> yes. >> miss wynns? >> yes. and miss norton, yes. >> i wanted to recognize director bill san der son for the long leadership in this area and being so attentative to all of the feedback and to our deputy superintendent as well. and to our graduation task force for sticking with us, so thank you all. thank you. >> i just wanted to add to the appreciation and this was possible because of a lot of internal collaboration not just from the support office and the high school support team and i think that you saw our administrators are fully on board with making sure that we realize the potential here and our counselors, who really worked hard to give us a much more accurate sense of the student by student, about what some of those factors are and i think that all of that information is going to be very helpful, and put as we design a support strategy moving forward. >> okay. thank you, very much. >> we will now move on to item i. board members proposals. there are none. this evening. >> and item j. request to speak re

. >> commissioner wynns? >> i had a discussion of the at the committee of the whole meeting but i think that this we are going to pursue, this is a big israelsue issue, and again, one of the disincentives to encourage the students to stay for a 5th year taken care of through the waiver work and that is it will be different and, it will be a different part of our district accountabilities system. i understand that that is not why we did it, but it made everything else harder, i mean the state and all kinds of things were really making it practically impossible to have fifth year plans for students, but, so that issue about, if we could say to the kids, now what we say to them, here is your option and it is continuation high school because it is the only way to get those credits in there so that you can graduate on time and if we could do better about suggesting you will be far more likely to be able to reach the a, to g, requirements and including getting cs in those course and repeating them if you want to an

any uptick there is going to be huge for wynn going forward. lastly, vips, josh, nobody treats them better than wynn and they continue to flock there. >> josh? >> all of that is true. this is a great company. they've got great casinos, properties, i like the china angle. the problem is you missed the trade. this is already more than discounted all of that great news and all of these great properties. this stock is out of the stratosphere. it's selling for 30 times earnings, only expected to grow revenue next year by 7%, earnings by 4%. i don't know a lot of ininvestors who have gotten rich on street buying companies selling this much on overvaluation on important metrics. i love the stock, i want you to be right i think investors will get a better entry point in the name, maybe if something happens with a u.s. stock correction. >> but that's always what you and i both say, about stocks. i'd love it 15 lower. i'm not getting that chance today. >> what's the catalyst to justify the valuation at this point? one of the things you said, if there's u

and now we have another acknowledgment for tonight's adjournment, wynns. >> thank you. so, we would like to adjourn the meeting in memory of elizabeth deovin who served on the board of education from 1981 to 1993, and was elected three times and served as president and in 1988. she was born in 1930 in colombia missouri and attended the university of missouri and met her husband, robert there and was an elementary school teach ner florida and then in 1957 they moved to san francisco. she was involved with community organizations all of her life, and she was dedicated to things which in those days were not ubiquitus in the community, early childhood education, mental health services and one of the first supporters of the development of hospice and the services for aids and hiv patients and was, actually along with her close friend, the creator of the children's network of children services and the idea that there ought to be a group that worked together to coordinate the services for children and families. and she was actually the, she was the president of the san francis

will go back to discussing the main motion and commissioner murase was next and then commissioner wynns. >> luckily my comments were spoken about and i appreciate you coming forward and what i was going to say which is, pardon me for any students in the continuation system that fall under this category, as we have explained what is happening in their education, and as we discussed within their education plans to graduate and we let them know what they can get and what they are eligible get and where they are in the spectrum of graduation, i hope that if and when we hear from the students, well i want to attain the energy course schedule and complete it before i graduate and we provide them with options and encourage them to do that and so we may have to restrategy and give them the opportunities be it at their

thought that was a good time to start launching similar for us what's going to be going back to the wynn. going to tour again you know we'll see about that we you know we to make that announcement of stuff is going to take a lot more thought that we've put into it so far because it takes a lot more voices than just mine and i need to talk to my children even though they are grown get now the house still it takes on a tour is a lot of need to talk to the most important person is the boss the wife and see if that's how she wants to spend her will too with you i couldn't go with oh no she's she's what makes. she's what makes life life and that's where she's at i'm good so so that sounds like you're going to too well. i just haven't told anybody yet and so when we go back to when. the when i think we're going in january i'm sure we've announced that yet. ok we're going to go two weeks and then we're going to go there when for the new year's eve thing we're going take the band for the first time ever battle really you know i'm on stage alone that the one man show ended when we did the live sh

unaware of the fact that over 500 new applicants a month are applying on-line, using my benefits cal wynn on-line portal that we introduced here in san francisco. about four years ago. and so there is a lot of ways that people can access cal fresh now and they can go to the office and they can apply on-line, and they can work with the partners at the san francisco food bank who has a monthly cal at ther on the website of different places around san francisco, where the people are going, but really what we are looking at at the department of human services, this winter is taking a fairly deep dive into our current caseload, and saying, which people are getting medical and getting healthcare benefits that are not accessing cal fresh but have income levels that would qualify them for cal fresh? >> and taking a look at the department of aging and adult services, or doss and saying, which seniors, who are getting benefits or accessing services where there is ihss or meals or other types of services, which of these seniors that we can reach out to? and working with our colleagues, at the cool d

>> aye. >> thank you. >> and miss wynns? >> aye. and miss norton? >> yes, except abstain on 1, 312-10 b4. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. all right, we are now on item p, consent calendar resolutions severed for board discussion, there are none, this evening. >> item q, may i hear a motion and a second please on 1312-10 sp 1 and endorsement of creating a world class and city wide arts education center to be located in the center of the civic center artistic hub at the 135 van ness block site to continue the support of the goal of equity and access for arts education for every student >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> this item, will be referred a

will go back to discussing the main motion and commissioner murase was next and then commissioner wynns. >> luckily my comments were spoken about and i appreciate you coming forward and what i was going to say which is, pardon me for any students in the continuation system that fall under this category, as we have explained what is happening in their education, and as we discussed within their education plans to graduate and we let them know what they can get and what they are eligible get and where they are in the spectrum of graduation, i hope that if and when we hear from the students, well i want to attain the energy course schedule and complete it before i graduate and we provide them with options and encourage them to do that and so we may have to restrategy and give them the opportunities be it at their continuation school or as we develop, our own option, or other alternative option of accessing courses, and let them have those opportunities. >> and i know that you are shaking your head, mr. san der son, because i totally believe that we are of that mind, and we have that sort o

commissioner wynns, did you have any comments or dr. murase? >> no. i did not mean to, you did not have to share it with the class i just wanted to make sure. >> we were having a discussion about that here. okay. so seeing no comments or questions from the board members, roll call please. >> wie. >> yes. >> logan, >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> mr. haney >> yes. >> murase. >> yes. >> mcdonald. >> yes. >> aye. >> miss wynns. yes. >> and nis norton. yes. >> seven ayes, thank you. and all right we move on to item n m, discussion of educational issues wait a minute. i wish, right? oh, we can come go. there is another special item order of business. >> may i hear a motion for the district,pursuant to the requirements of the california education code, offer for sale to the city and county of san francisco, acting on behalf of the san francisco lviayor's office of housing and community development, the properties located at 1950 lviission street and 1101 connecticut street and receive fee interest title to the "central freeway parcel en from the city and count

and so daddy never made a dime. >> catherine, of clearwater, florida, is arthur wynn's daughter.r childhood. >> when i was little he and mother went to the store and left me alone in the house reading. and he said, your instructions are on the kitchen table. i went out and looked. and there was a picture of a big bee and it was on top of the bed. the letter 9 was next to it. i was supposed to figure out that this said "be in bed by 9:00" and i did. >> cutler says her dad was never angry about not capitalizing on the popularity of the crossword puzzle. >> he was willful, but he had the grace to laugh. he enjoyed the fact that he haddon it. that people did call him the father of the modern crossword. >> is the crossword as modern as ever? >> nowadays, people famously have shorter attention spans. and think about a crossword, daily puzzle has around 76 clues and answers, each one on a different topic, solving a puzzle your mind is jumping from one thing to the next i think it's perfect for the modern age. >> osgood: next, the guns of december. [ male announcer ] coughequence #5. the

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shares of wynn resorts up 7% in the last three trading sessions and then las vegas sands up 6% during that same span as well. the larger u.s. listed international players have been faring well given a robust november climb in mckau and doesn't hurt when las vegas sands gets a credit rating upgrade from s&p from a junk status company to investment grade. melissa, las vegas sappeds really kind of helping to power these casino stocks this week. >> thanks for that. so can the hot streak continue at this point? call to the charts and find out the man who counts his cards in his sleep, carter of oppenheimer. >> yes. the relative strength is what's important when the week was very poor until today, these stocks acted well all week long. let's take a look at a few charts. las vegas sands one year chart, what's important about this, basically a dead asset for quite some time that has come to life in a big way and orderly way. nice regular uptrend. the implication this throws to about 80. we closed today around 75, 76. take a look at it another way. the same uptrend, same chart but this breakou

>> commissioner wynns and then commissioner murase? >> thank you, and thanks to everybody for coming out tonight, and i am sorry, that i am having a hard time. but i do have a couple of things that i want to say. i think we have been at this for years i think that the board of education because we want something good to come out of the use of this property, and we want to do what we can to address the housing issue, is face that has no choice here and so i will be supporting this, and i am not, and i appreciate that you are saying that we look for something that benefits both sides and i think that this does and although i am not sure that the benefits of the school district are what they would have liked them to be. there certainly is some benefit to us and i will support this, but i want to do it with the as strongly as i can say that i do not believe that our district has done adequate, let alone, good job of trying to work on the issue of workforce housing for our employees. and i am, you know, that not a single one of these units