that we're going to be having at the new willie brown middle school. so we've had extensive updates but not updated on the outreach plan and also the program i've been talking to parents when i'm in the bayview they've asked me what is it going to be like the wow. about it. i think we have a lot of wow. plan we're anxiously waiting to hear about the wow. plan i want to add into commissioner nortons plan i'm going to support that but i want the superintendant to bring back to the board a proposal on how the district plans to difference and have a responsibility enrollment at willie brown we know we're going to have a fabulous middle school and tell the public if they invest in this school that will be a great experience for the children in the middle school i'm requesting the superintendent came back to the board talking about diversity and a a foundation for continued success at those schools i mean willie brown >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell you have a question. >> i have a question i'm going to support this i'm curious on the schools we're going t

brown and we'll add a bus to provide opportunities for children to attend willie brown. so this was the logic behind it >> with the middle schools where those schools would have been feeding into so that will open up how will that be managed in terms of i don't have a larger number of the kids going like fwen e director heinecke man for example what's going to happen at director heinecke man not. were going initially but as the school builds up there might be a different outcome for director heinecke man what does that mean with one of the feeders. >> so they'll continue to have director heinecke man as their feeders wore not taking away anything from the students if we request director heinecke man they'll get the tiebreaker to director heinecke man and if they request willie brown they could get a tiebreaker this is though the permanent we can assess the impact on the patterns and our opportunity to create a robust and difference enrollment and come back to the board before the patterns kick in. >> we're clear we're starting with the single request level so any familie

brown junior middle school and the pregnant pauses for a reason willie brown junior middle school okay. so ms. limb. >> exemplary colleagues please reviewer to what's in our packet not binder ms. limb thank you very much. >> okay. the esquire requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapt the revisions outlined in the attached student soinlt policy and as amended here in and the three the board suspends the provision rigging the revisions to be made 3 months before sfusd begins accepting plagues so the revisions shall be effective immediately would i like to read the back part. >> could i please read the provisions thank you. >> so i'll start on page 2. >> please okay. >> therefore the arising outlined on page 9 of the attached policy diverse priority to brown applicant in the following order younger siblings that are enrolled in and attending the school year two students tending fifth grade at one of the following schools dr. george washington and brent heart and malcolm x academy referred to as at bay area preservation and the 94124 pr

decision if, in fact, we had the residents and students that live in the 4124 actually enroll in willie brown junior middle school that would be the most difference school in the city of san francisco over 70 percent of the students in the bay area go-go elsewhere the investment the board is making into willie brown junior middle school because we have a choices system the reputation that schools carry with them sometimes very undesirable is in the process we want to make sure that is a strong statement we're confident in the school that students that go to the school obey successful in my high school they go to and part of the direction to think of ways to incentivize residents of 94124 to look at willie brown i forget the other question. >> the process one this has to be made now because the timeline is such there's no way it has to be decided one way or another tonight and the second around the process if there's i mean what we do if we make the decision we recognize we're uncomfortable with the like a timeline what more can we do or move forward to address that to kind of have that

led over a the past year i want to recognize staff for thoughtful and deep work around what we want willie brown to look like. i just had two comments one i want to be sure there's a language component available another willie brown historically that's under those circumstances not been in this part of town and again looking at the 21st century student we want to it emphasis the importance of culture competency and earlier i spoke to the students around the state times and the need that teenagers have for more sleep in the morning i'm hoping willie brown will help us to adjust our sleep time around learning i want to emphasize how excited i am and i'm be supporting in >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you. i want to follow up on the issue of city hall's advertise s schools when does the feeder pattern kick in next ye year? i mean for the following year. >> it's for the 17, 18 school year. >> oh, because we should be the one thing that makes me nervous although i'm supportive of it i can't see any other way to do it obviously but it's for some of the feeder patterns is taking longer for them

they go to and part of the direction to think of ways to incentivize residents of 94124 to look at willie brown i forget the other question. >> the process one this has to be made now because the timeline is such there's no way it has to be decided one way or another tonight and the second around the process if there's i mean what we do if we make the decision we recognize we're uncomfortable with the like a timeline what more can we do or move forward to address that to kind of have that discussion. >> as we gave me with the board decision if it's apparently are apparent there's more information we, come back to the board to alternate the recommendation this isn't set in stone bus the urgency we want to make sure that the parents have a full understanding of their choices. >> if i can add one thing to the superintendent comments and the broader discussion for years we have not had a middle school in the bayview so the people have had to leave because we didn't have the school anymore so we know we're trying to do in this attempt for people that live in the 91424 to not take the bus acros

he shot willie. t was also pointed oh it that kales nickel had reasonably committed an unpardonable sin in region, in the eyes of the cattle barons by bringing the heep on to the traditional cattle range. as lawmen continue to investigate the murder of willie in the murder of 1901 and 1902, the laramie county court commissioners resolved to get to the bottom of this brutal killing. part of the ern coun county, especially the iron community, had been the scene of many violent episodes. ime to incorporate this isolated and lawless region into the law-abiding part of laramie county. commissioners authorized walter stolle, the public to employ a special investigation with a sole ssignment of finding the murderer of willie nickel. joseph la four, frank's s. marshal deputies. e had a reputation for doggedness on the job and served as a range detective earlier. e was given the assignment to get the necessary evidence against tom horn. he was -- tom horn was targeted almost from the start. in january of 1902

if this was very rushed but willie brown we haven't opened a new school in many, many years and the reputation of schools as you know i think p p.s. knows better than anyone their reputation of schools just stays there for a very long time even though for example, we've build a fabulous school i'd send my grandchildren if i had any but i'm still hearing its mission high school it's hard this pipeline of information from the background it stays and stays and stays and makes it so people don't give schools a second chance and a second look this what we're proposing here is take a second look at what we're proposing we're building something fabulous here and we want you to come and see it and come and try it and we so building in this that in 3 years your child about get out to my high school and compete with them i agree with my colleagues we could get rid of number 5 but not two booklets to be translating to identify been to the fair it's a stack of stuff like this another thing i'm fumbling with there's a separate application because the book and map it is just to you would vote for one bookle

don't see anyone coming up with a better idea how to different and bring back a robust enrollment to willie brown and give it an opportunity to be an excellent school i think we're ready for a vote after the superintendent speaks >> so thank you, commissioners i know you're about to undertake a lot of sdirgsz at the beginning of the school year john berkley championed us to think beyond universityism and targeting universityism i'm bringing up up any notes target the means identifying the problem by magazine allowed people and bringing up in a scope to cover as many people as possible your prospering target lynching but talking about the one zip code targeting the universalism is achieveable okay to be we have a waiting list for willie brown junior middle school so i think this is absolutely we can talk about process and appreciate everybody's candle stick point about process it's important but more important and what is even more important right now is making sure that those residents of 94124 the board is said it's our priority we operate within dr. powell calls the target i ever tellism

people to have the services at willie brown and participation to if we think that you know how if this is undermining the other 2350erd patterns and see if we can't do something about that >> thank you commissioner wynns. >> i want to follow up i think upper talking about mri aluminum and it makes we unsees e easy i'll support it for now but we need to watch that closely. that makes we nervous we're saying oh, we'll add a bus to mri alumiiralom miraloma. we don't offer transportation in a cohort way i understand the reasoning and i'm sort of i guess i'm supportive of that fore now again, it feels like a one of oh, we feel like we have a bus over here we had that with our previous transportation system it makes me feel like we're moving in the wrong direction because if we're going to have a transportation system let's have a coherent one that makes sense >> i hope that's not true but i don't think it is because i think that commissioner nortons point is well-taken we should or i'm suggesting as a followup we should look at a transportation system at the same time, we look at things lik

. >> is my preference that we would film willie brown middle school with residents of 92424 those other students have a feeder school? booif 92414 we if have one. so i feel that actually, if the superintendents brings a proposal that assures diversity i'd like the opportunity to open this discussion up to have the hunters point area discussion and see if we need to include them into this enrollment i hope the superintendent will have a responsibility plan innovate to have to add mri limb because they have a feeder middle school we've not had a feeder school in the middle school i want to have the seats for the students to attend to have first preference to the willie brown school and if we can insure that by giving them a tiebreaker of the 92414 so not every fifth grader from george moscone would automatically get into willie brown with you not having enough enrollment we'll then look at the tiebreakers to insure those students from malcolm x and others have priority for students to get to their feeder school that is the new willie brown. it's our intention as the district is have feede

and willie had to get seven stitches. >> what? >> mike drove him there? >> that's me getting sewn up. >> look at you. >> it's a long story. >> you had this trick in college? >> it's a long story, trying to

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he said, "you know, willie has died in stamps." well, now, stamps is very near to texas, and little rock when i was growing up, was as exotic as i mean, i couldn't-- this man knew where stamps was, and my crippled uncle? he said, "because of your uncle willie, i am who i am today." he said, "in the '20s i was the only child of a blind mother. your uncle gave me a job in your store, made me love to learn, and taught me my times tables." i asked him how did he do that, he said, "he used to grab me right-- he said, "i guess you want to know who i am today." i said, "yes, sir." he said, "i am bussey, i am the vice-mayor of little rock, arkansas," went on to become the first black mayor of little rock, arkansas. he said, ''now, when you get down to stamps, look up-'' and he gave me the name of a lawyer. he said, "he's a good old boy, he will look after your property." i went down expecting a middle-aged black man. a young white man leapt to his feet. he said, "miss angelou, i'm just delighted to meet you. you, why don't you understand,

willy, you were going to talk about the business docket. maybe it makes sense to make general observations about those cases as well as to talk about the specifics of cases that are on the docket. >> sure. i think that the business docket is sometimes an overgeneralization, right, because there's lots of cases that some people might call a business case and other people might call for example a civil rights case. one of the cases that you've asked me to talk about this term falls into that category which is young versus ups. it's a case under the pregnancy discrimination act. the pregnancy discrimination act is one of those statutes that congress passed down to slap down the supreme court and tell them they got the law wrong. back in the late '70s the supreme court was asked whether discrimination against sbun on the basis of pregnancy in the context of employee benefits was sex discrimination and the court said no and congress said, yes, yes it is. that is under title 7. this is a case in which a pregnant driver for ups wanted access to th

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so like willis, the other runaways would not take no for an answer.now, professor lambert gave a very nice introduction of the reluctance of the british to engage in this war, and they were slow to wage the war with great vigor because they hoped that it would end pretty quickly in its first year. and so it's only in the second year of the war in 1813 that they send a major expedition into chesapeake bay with the purple of punishing the states of virginia and maryland. from a perception that those two states were the heartland of american resources and also the political home prince bli in virginia of the governing republican party which the british quite rightly blamed for making this war. so the british purpose in coming into chesapeake bay in 1813 is initially not to free any slaves of any significant numbers. the job is to punish the americans who lived along the shores of the chesapeake. to do so primarily by rating shipping that was vulnerable to this british naval supremacy which was overwhelming in chesapeake bay. and secondarily to raid expos

david: gerri willis report is next. have a great weekend. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming today on the show you may be taking the wrong prescription not even know it. this is thanks to a computer problem at walgreen's. we'll explain. beef may be what is for dinner. be prepared to pay a whole lot more for it. as a family grieves over the loss of comedienne joanivers they're considerg aawsuit how she died. our legal panel weighs in. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: well is your wallet about to be a thing of the past? according to reports apple's new iphone 6 will allow technology with users to pay for their smartphone. apple might be getting into mobile payments at jt the right time because after the credit card breaches at tget, pf chang's, michaels, sally's beauty and supervalu, the latest home depot could apple put an end to security breaches? they're to weigh in, richard crone with crown consulting that working with retailers on payment technologies. great to have you here, richard. tell us how the i-wall would work? >>

also, willie geist.ckle to the nfl whenever it suits them. i mean, what do you think. obviously -- >> he was suspended for a lot longer than ray rice was. a week longer for criticizing the nfl and how they're handling the domestic abuse policy. saying what a lot of sports fans believe. he's suspended longer than the guy who beats up and knocks out his fiance. thank you, espn. >> my sister and brother-in-law work at espn. i have a lot of friends at espn including bill simmens. >> we love -- i love everybody at espn. their management, i love their management. i don't like this decision. >> that was just my disclaimer. i will say espn has been very hard on the nfl. >> right. >> keith olbermann has been destroying them. espn's been very hard on the nfl on this. so i think the bigger part of the suspension for bill simmons was the challenge he issued to his management that said come and get me. i dare you to suspend me. so we'll play some of that. >> it might be different. >> i don't think him criticizing the

they do not actually talk in any formal way, i think you're right, willie. even informally before oral arguments on the case, the conference ask typically at the end of the week, they have a wednesday conference on the early week ones and a conference on friday for the later oral arguments. but i think from everything you all say who work behind the scenes and what ahave heard from them is that the conversation actually begins way before they get to the conference and part of it is in oral arguments. which is why it becomes so crucial for all of you who get the argue these cases. >> you have given me the perfect opening to start talking about last term, since you mentioned the case on cell phone searches, riley versus southern california. would you describe that as the most consequence shall decision from last term? are there other decisions that you think will have long-term consequences? >> politically, any time we have any kind of ruling involveding the kbaum sponsored health care law, that's a big deal. and we're still seeing how issues of the contracept

i got to get willie's reaction first to what happened. real quickly. let's talk about this because it's going to explode. >> then we'll get back to the president's speech. the nfl is asking a former fbi director to lead an independent investigation how they handled the ray rice case. robert muller is charge of the probe which will look at how the nfl pursued and handled evidence including surveillance video that showed rice assaulting his then fiancee at a casino. the announcement came hours after the associated press reported that a law enforcement source claimed he sent the video to the nfl three months ago. the complete video. the ap said the unidentified official played a brief voice mail from an nfl office where a woman said quote, you're right, it's terrible. a high ranking official at the nfl tells tmz sports the ap story is wrong. and that quote no one at the league saw the video until monday. meanwhile "the washington post" reports that nfl commissioner roger goodell has no plans to resign in the wake of the scandal. goodell has insisted the n

willie, come on. this koch brothers thing. it's ridiculous. especially when they are getting tons of money from their own side. >> as was pointed out. we've been talking about this for six months. when harry reid goes on the senatorry day and talks about the koch brothers. and it becomes a national strategy. >> it doesn't even work in manhattan where people thank god for david koch. they do. >> you go to the hospital for special surgery because you're mortally injured. >> if you have cancer you think david koch. if you love the arts, you will thank david koch. i mean you will thank the koch brothers. this -- yes you can hate them if you want to hate them and people like to do it because it drives things to their website. they are spending a lot of money. democratic billionaires have been doing this for years. how stupid do these people think they are. >> we're obviously not from iowa. state after state i don't know what exact it has to introduce their names. >> they just aren't that like -- you know the weirdest thing is that ideologically if

. >> hi, everyone, i'm gerri willis.at the top of the hour, billions of dollars pulled out of pimco after bill gross leaves. is your money safe? should you be making changes to your invests? that is just one of our big consumer stories coming up on "the willis report" in just a few minutes. ♪ ashley: it's a battle been brewing for years. 300,000 shares holder of aig in 2008 and 2009 are part of a class-action suit alleging that the government bailout of the company violated their constitutional rights. liz: more than $40 billion is on the line in this case. peter barnes in d.c. with the details. taxpayers are the ones really on the hook including the former ceo hank greenberg. >> they could be the ones on the hook though, liz, that aig warned under terms of its bailout it might have to reimburse the treasury if the government loses this case but who pays? that will not be settled for years as this titanic battle between feds and former aig ceo hank greenberg finally went to trial today. greenberg as you mentioned is seek

will willis listed the shirts he designed and manufactured for the clothing last year on the site. he went to alibaba to get international exposure. what he got instead was an in-box full of spam. >> i was getting e-mails like we want to buy 100,000 shirts from you, we're ready to purchase right now. here is our credit card. and it just turned out to not be true. >> reporter: alibaba founder jack ma calls the site a way for small companies to break into the global market, including this line from a marketing video from a company's road show. >> we help customers find each other and conduct business on their terms. >> reporter: but willis says the international opportunities he has had through alibaba have not panned out. and some have even been outright scams. >> we took the credit card information and even took a picture of their id. and it ended up being a stolen credit card. >> reporter: but not all small businesses have had the same experience with alibaba. for b to b wholesaler dollar days international sales have picked up since listing on the site four years ago. the ceo mar

. >>> and now, ever want to be like willy wonka? maybe you remember this scene after he shows the kids around the chocolate factory. well, someone was using their pure imagination when they invented the edible coffee cup. >> you go, girl. >> they're called the waffle shot by zia valentina in l.a. also sold at alfred coffee. it's a chocolate-rimmed waffle cup. and it's a delicious way to serve all kinds of coffee drinks. big hit for people hungry, going green or hate to do dishes. >> mm-mm. the edible coffee cup. >> is it good? do you like it? >> uh-huh. you have to stick your pinkie out, though, when you're drinking it. >> only way to drink. i'm testing mine. >> so, i don't drink caffeine and you don't have sugar. >> he doesn't eat sugar. >> so it's like half the table is completely boring. >> the bad side of the table. >> what's the verdict? >> hey, guys, what do you think about this? >> chocolate and coffee at any time of day. >> rob, jump into that.

>> willie. >> that's willie geist. willie got kicked out this day in preschool for fighting.they don't like the sound of the alarm clock. this is the first day of school on the rirkts everybody is happy, we're excited. day two. hate it. #orangeroom. we'd love to see your pictures as your kids go back to school. >> i started to hear some whining already. >> send your lunch box. a lot of people collect lunch boxes. >> we'd love that. >> continuing up, viva today. are you ready to do a little salsa dancing on the plaza? >>> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. bill henley taking a lot of pats on the back for today's weather. here he is with today's forecast. >> you can feel the difference today. a cooler start and a warm afternoon, but the humidity is so low. it's really a pleasant start to the day. look at the sunshine. no clouds of any concern there. 71 degrees right now in philadelphia, but potstown, doyelstown and rocksboro is 66 while 71 right now in northeast philadelphia. bright, sunny skies all day long and will be warm afternoon into the upper 80s later today. >> thank you,

. >>> first, willie nelson and pals are all set for this weekend's annual farm aid concert. we'll look for the answer to the cause next in our data dive. how it sees again >> after decades in the dark, >> i couldn't get around on my own >> a miraculous bionic eye... >> i'm seeing flashes >> great >> tech know, every saturday go >> today's data dive goes to some concerts. this year's farm aid takes place in raleigh, north carolina. willie nelson's all day music and food festival has raised more than $45 million for mark's farmers since it began in 1985. it's the longest running benefit concert series in the u.s. the idea for farm aid started at live aid which raised more than $200 million for famine aid in ethiopia in 1958. bob dylan suggested that some of that money should be spent in the u.s. >> willie nelson, neil young and john mellencamp were backstage. and in six weeks they raised a concert that raised more than $9 million for america's farme farmers. dylan was among those who remembered. there was held in austria for widows and orphans in austria, and these kinds of co

it's a critical "willis report" you want to see.want to hear from you much the fed renewing a pledge today to keep interest rates near zero for a considerable time. should they, should they be raising rates now? here is what some of you are posting on my facebook page about our poll question. ray writes this, the fed should raise rates only when the economy is able to continue to grow with less fed stimulus. we just aren't there yet. sandy disagrees. yes, seniors and savers of this country have given enough. they have lost ground to inflation and wall street is taking advantage of this false zero interest rate climate. enough meddling. interesting. here is some of your emails on the recent announcement by burger king that it may buy tim horton's an move to canada. dan from arizona writes, no, i would not boycott burger king. the u.s. corporate tax rate is the highest in the world. it places u.s. businesses at an unfair disadvantage. cathy from florida writes, no, i will not boycott burger king. i feel it is our government forcing th

so willie geist has the next one. >> willie? >> sure i'll take the next one.buffett, michael bloomberg writing in the "detroit free press" what the rest of the country learns from detroit. they write we're in detroit today to setbackate the graduation of small business owners from the inaugural class of goldman sachs 10,000 small businesses in southeast michigan a $20 million program to spur small business growth. the graduates of the program have good reason to be optimistic. detroit can make a historic come back and that makes it one of the most exciting places to be opening a business. a lot going on there. >> a lot of stuff going on, ron fournier you were tough on both sides. you go after republicans, you go after democrats. be just as impartial looking at detroit. >> i can't do that. [ laughter ] >> all right. talk about what you're seeing here. when you come back home what a change, right? >> yeah. i'll tell you what i see. two faces to the city. i started my day yesterday from the airport, went to my old neighborhood on the northeast side of detroit. an

"the willis report" is next. gerri: i'm gerri willis.ld your iphone do this? the flexibility just one of the many problems facing apple tonight. we'll have the latest. >>> also the biggest soda makers promising to cut calories as the nanny state targets the pop industry. >>> you heard reporters and economists talking about the economic recovery but are you feeling recovered? is it all real? "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: the world's biggest retailer, wants to be your bank. walmart, partnering with green dot to offer consumers mobile checking accounts with a debit card. and there will be no

trerotola karamo baba trerra michael angel trinidad francis joseph trombino gregory james trost willy q. troy william p. tselepis jr. zhanetta valentinovna tsoy michael patrick tucker lance richard tumulty ching ping tung simon james turner donald joseph tuzio robert t. twomey jennifer lynn tzemis john g. ueltzhoeffer >> and my father, sugiyama. dad, thank you for always being there with us. please stay at our sides forever. and to all of japanese people and my little brother in japan -- [ speaking japanese ] never, never, never forget. this is my prayer. [ applause a >> and our cousin, paul, who would have been a grandfather for the first time this year. paul would have done a great job with his granddaughter, danielle jean, and my uncle, too, john monihan, who our family hasn't been the same the past 13 years, but we carry on with his spirit. thank you to all the first responder who is sacrificed so much that day and continue to protect us and the u.s. troops who protect our freedoms at home and overseas. god bless america. [ applause ] tyler victor ugolyn michael a. uliano jonathan