-are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding on. lemonis: how much is lunch? -norton: $8.95. -lemonis: and dinner? norton: $12.70 for an adult. lynn: plus tax. lemonis: al

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much and now under item p consent calendar resolution severed for board discussion and immediate action commissioner wynns severed two items on page 221 and 223. >> if i may those are short i wanted to point out those are my continuing concern of large amounts of money on outdoor translation services we get an informative memo a few weeks ago from convene about the work that's being done that is good analytical work excuse me. about the relative costs for various things i want to say that i think we should continue to monitor this and particular i'm concerned when it says we have to hire outside translation services to provide us with spanish translation and chinese translation it is different i don't except us to have someone that can do russian or arabic and low instance languages listed on the second page the second page is low incidents of arresting bic we saidabic we said a huge i have a problems are hire outdoor transparency for spanish and chines

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much we will move next to you need a motion and second on the ratification of you thought and charter schools facility use is there a second. >> thank you very much mr. superintendent. >> thank you madam president i'd like to ask director michael davis to please come forward. >> thanks superintendent and good evening board subject is is ratification of agreement between san francisco unified school district and the charter schools for facility use agreement and the requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district rectify the facility for the 2015-2016 school year negotiated with the charter schools by the superintendent or his designee as so for the in the document we have negotiated agreement with the different chart schools for prop 39 required facilities space in the district for next year of those 92 are state authorized chart schools those will be one person at red heart and the academy anothers independents

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you next may i have the next on the agenda is the county office of education for the state may i have a motion and second the approval the fiscal year 2015-2016 adapted budget for sfusd and the san francisco county of education in the standard device count code. >> so moved and second. >> thank you. >> superintendent carranza have your person read into the record. >> i'd like to ask the chief financial officer of the county rita to come forward just a joke please read. >> the first title i'm adding to my job so the requested action is it the board of education approve the fiscal year 2015-2016 adopted budget for the san francisco unified school district and that the county office of education in the official state forms prescribed by the state public instruction a.d. code and 42127 thank you there are no public cards any questions or comments from the colleagues seeing none ms. casco roll call vote. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. wal

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's and superintendent proposes for first reading two items i need a motion and second for suspension of the rules to hear the first proposal at first reading on restriction to board bylaws and two closed session for the business and agenda and closed session for action and reports and second. >> thank you very much ms. casco roll call vote on suspension of the rules. >> ms. fewer planning ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> we need a motion and second for the proposal itself. >> may i have a motion and second and mr. superintendent a december person to read. >> our general council to do the honors. >> so the first requested the bylaws 9321 and the other the requested action the board of education the san francisco unified school district revised board bylaws 21 he .1 in the provided attached document. >> thank you. any questions or comments regarding that. >> seeing none roll call please. thank you. >> ms. fewer mr. haney mr. ha

norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much next, we need a motion and second on a resolution for the state revenues from the account for 2015-2016 may i have it motion and second. >> so moved and second. >> thank you very much superintendent carranza may have a december necessary to read into the record. >> i'd like to ask our chief financial officer rita to read. >> thank you requested action the board of education of the san francisco unified school district and the san francisco county office of education approve the approved revenues to be anticipated to be received in fiscal year 2015-2016 from the education protection account no accordance with the spend plan incorporated here in and not go through the background but flip the plan the expenditure plan us receiving the account $10.3 million the district and 6 hundred and 99 thousand pursues for the county and those funds will be used inform fund a teacher certified teacher salaries and benefits arrest thank you very much are there

. >> commissioner norton. >> yes. i think pretty much everyone has touched on what i want to say i wanted to thank the staff for really good work i'm overwhelmed by the paper but i appreciate the questions that i asked and the questions that the people asked they're great answers so o to those questions in the document i just appreciate the efforts and i hope we can make it more efficient and less last minute next year and thank you for agreeing to my incisions my suggestions to the el cap flafrtd. >> thank you to the team i want to thank my colleagues on the board we've dedicated tuesday night in june that meet with the presentation on the staff those meetings i want to thank everyone for the process i think we're ready for a vote we'll vote on those individually. >> can i have i have one more question about the el cap i want to thank everyone for the work on the el cap but the lcff collaborative working group last thursday we talked about this i wanted to report a little bit about that we had a number of people incl

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much. next on one 46 sb two recommended budget ms. casco roll call vote. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much item i board members proposal none together so item j general matters so we have self large groups that want to speak tonight i'll read and call the names in the order they were received we have a group from the jewish committee restrictions council i'll read the names and allocate 10 minutes if you want to hear more perspectives and keep our comments short i of (calling names) if you could please come up to the microphone and i'll read a different group of speakers and then the last group will be related to the success center. >> i'm rabbi senior rabbi of emmanuel in san francisco we're one of numerous san francisco synagogue community that send our children to public schools and our teachers are in the public school system i'm a proud product of the califo

host: richard norton smith is our guest. this conversation grows out of the reporting after the trade deal, and also out of the affordable care act and expanding same-sex marriage. they called that obama's best week ever. guest: you mentioned the supreme court. here is something we know and can measure. a significant part of george w. bush's legacy is his supreme court nominees. chief justice robert and justice alito, and a big part of obama's legacy will be his appointment of nominees. the two bush nominees -- the two obama nominees. host: let's hear from jay in south carolina. caller: i was at a party the other night, and people were talking about inauguration addresses. they talked about jfk, and then someone mentioned gerald ford. it is a pretty awesome inauguration address. i was wondering how that came about? guest: that is a great question. the president used to laugh about it. you have to remember, this was a unique inauguration. because of the unique circumstances surrounding the transition from nixon to ford, he co

host: richard norton smith is our guest.nversation grows out of the reporting after the trade deal, and also out of the affordable care act and expanding same-sex marriage. they called that obama's best week ever. guest: you mentioned the supreme court. here is something we know and can measure. a significant part of george w. bush's legacy is his supreme court nominees. chief justice robert and justice alito, and a big part of obama's legacy will be his appointment of nominees. the two bush nominees -- the two obama nominees. host: let's hear from jay in south carolina. caller: i was at a party the other night, and people were talking about inauguration addresses. they talked about jfk, and then someone mentioned gerald ford. it is a pretty awesome inauguration address. i was wondering how that came about? guest: that is a great question. the president used to laugh about it. you have to remember, this was a unique inauguration. because of the unique circumstances surrounding the transition from nixon to ford, he couldn't p

comedian jim norton, is on netflix beginning july 23rd. i've seen a preview of it. it is glorious. michael moynihan a columnist at the daily beast and my spiritual mentor, and ainsly earhart is here. she's the host of fox and friends first. welcome, panel. i would have all of you at a cocktail party and buy you little tiny cocktail wieners and we would be happy. let us discuss jeb bush saying this people need to work longer hours, michael, obviously, i say more people need to start more small businesses. what do you say? >> i don't think that in politics they call this bad optics, when you have a guy trying to be the third bush in 20 years to take the presidency, another coronation. saying that americans have to work more hours. americans work some of the highest number of hours like below singapore, we're like doubling, tripling the french. this is the thing, this is why it's bad optics, inartfully sad, he clarifies it. i suspect he was being honest when he said, look, the actual unemployment rate, which is what bernie sanders said it's not 5%, it's double that because the number

let's get the calls for richard norton smith. we have a call from our independent line. >> can you hear me? >> sure can. >> i'm a huge fan of mr. smith. thank you for being here today. i want to acknowledge what you said about july 9. years ago i read a book about the hidden hand presidency. it totally changed my mind about this man because i originally assumed he did nothing to stand out or diffuse the uses of senator mccarthy and the houses activities and commission, but i learned through his quiet dignity and behind the scenes he did a lot to combat and ultimately ensure senator mccarthy's' demise. he was going to do himself in with his outrageousness, but moving on to president obama. when he first came into office i viewed him as of the essence of cool and confident and i really set i believed in my heart he was more like a successful marketing campaign. since since he has been in office, i believe the time, the challenges, the international events have given him opportunities to develop the resume, if if you will, that his

norton mr. walton mr. walton? okay ms. wynns dr.murase present >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you item a is approval of board minutes none tonight before i move to the next item as i've been announcing members of the public are reminded that if they wish to address the board of education and individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and presented to executive assistant and according to board rules and regulations cards are not accepted for an item before the board general public comment is one minute and around 7:30 limit to thirty minutes and public comment for other items are limited for 5 minutes per item we have many many items to make a decision on so hoping we can obvious those rules for public comment tonight item b is presentations to the board of education as superintendents report superintendent carranza. >> thank you dr. murase and good evening to everyone i want to startle this evening by acknowledging special individuals in our audience i'd like to acknowledge the ali

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you next may i have the next on the agenda is the county office of education for the state may i have a motion and second the approval the fiscal year 2015-2016 adapted budget for sfusd and the san francisco county of education in the standard device count code. >> so moved and second. >> thank you. >> superintendent carranza have your person read into the record. >> i'd like to ask the chief financial officer of the county rita to come forward just a joke please read. >> the first title i'm adding to my job so the requested action is it

little henry norton suffers from usher syndrome, a condition that affects his hearing and his vision. his family is having their third annual fund-raiser this sunday from 11:00 to 5:00 at the flying w airport in medford county. it's not only the event that the family has planned this year. there are more as well. >> we have a christmas party coming up for kids because assigning santa is not always at the mall. santa can sign with these children. henry can be able to tell santa exactly what he wants. >> henry is the son of our skyforce 10 pilot phil norton. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what made a woman take off her clothes along a busy highway in northeast philadelphia. this was the second incident of a woman disrobing in public on the same day. skyforce 10 was over 95 at aramingo avenue at the ramp yesterday. state police tell us they found a woman in an abandoned car trying to take her clothes off. she's undergoing evaluation. investigators tell us they're looking into a similar incident that happened in the same area just hours earlier. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert

bill norton is a number of sky force 10 and his son, henry, is battling usher syndrome. the 7-year-old is deaf and virtually blind. 50,000 people in the world also suffer from the disease. the norton family created a foundation called help henry see and hear to provide support for other families affected by usher syndrome. today is the foundation's third annual fundraising event. it's from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 at flying w airport and resort in medford, burlington county. there will be helicopter rides, a swimming pool and live music. the goal of this fundraiser that's happening alittle later on is to raise $20,000. for anybody who's going to be outside, bring the water, wear light clothing, get in the a.c. if you can. >> it sneaks up on you. you think you're okay and -- especially with the humidity. you don't feel it as much until it really affects you. take it easy. get your exercise done early. drink your water before you're completely dehydrated. looking at temperatures in the 80s. the beaches today, we'll see a sea breeze. we'll get the temperature up before

bill norton is the pilot of skyforce 10. his son, henry, is battling usher syndrome. the 7-year-old is deaf and virtually blind. 50,000 other people in the world also suffer from the disease. the norton family created a foundation called help henry see and hear to provide support for other families affected by usher syndrome. today is the foundation's third annual fundraising event from 11:00 to 4:00 at flying w airport and resort in medford, burlington county. there will be helicopter rides, swaming pool, and -- a swimming pool, and live music. the goal to raise $20,000. >>> 5:38. 78 degrees. the donald is at it again. this time going after senator john mccain's record as a war hero. >> donald trump owes every american veteran and in particular john mccain an apology. >> coming up trump slams mccain for being captured and is facing backlash from both sides of the aisle. >>> plus sex, drugs, and money. new details emerge from a bill cosby deposition that says he gave money to some of the women he slept with. we'll explain the new information coming up. >>> welcome bac

now we sat dunn with henry and kim norton.is mom says the medical advances are great but there are still distinct limitations. >> there's medical advances every day. the cochlear implant is a marvel. so henry has two and you wouldn't know he was a deaf kid because he's extremely talkative. the bionic eye, the bionic retina is making huge strides. >> reporter: and norton tells us in past year henry's confidence has grown tremendously. so this weekend, on sunday there is a special fund-raiser hosted by accessing independence. in the next half hour we'll tell you about the fund-raiser and tell you what the money will go towards. live now from penn's landing by skyforce 10, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> now to an event we told you about yesterday. philadelphia chefs gathered last night to raise money for one of their own injured in may's deadly amtrak train derailment. people turned out at fork restaurant for the co-owner and chef eli kulp. "food & wine" named kulp one of its best chefs last year. kulp was among the injured. h

his show is called "jim norton: contextually inadequate."flix on thursday. welcome to post 9. >> thanks. >> how have you been? >> i'm okay. i hate watching myself. i hope the sound didn't work. >> just to comfort you further, it's all in hd too, jim. >> that's the beauty of me jim. it's like none of my flaws are surprising. nobody looks at me and says i thought he was better looking. no, he's as awful as we expected him to be. >> you're doing the same shtick. >> yeah. i'm the same person i was 20 years ago. >> but you're going to netflix. >> it's where the special is airing. netflix everybody has. some people don't have hbo. some people don't have showtime. everybody has netflix. >> and they let you curse all you want. >> they don't care. as long as you're good. if you're not good and people don't watch it it doesn't matter if -- >> do they pay well? do they worry about rate sngz do they care about ratings on netflix? >> i went through epiix. they have a netflix buyout. i don't know how much they pay. but i hope next time it's good. a lot of

no water main break in west norton white hall road and williams way. crash on 42 eastbound in the work zone near pottstown. watch out for possible delays there, although we are not seeing them just yet. burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go up at any time. use the turnpike connector bridge instead. this is 42, northbound side. expect extra traffic with people coming back from the beach. so far not so bad as you head northbound toward 295. >> developing now a firefighter suffered a minor injury while fighting a fire on newton avenue in camden. this viewer video shows the flames coming from the row home as fire crews arrived. the home was vacant and firefighters had to break through the windows to flight the flames. >> a robber held up a restaurant in center city right before last call. it happened at tria on the 1100 block of spruce street at 1:00 a.m. the two men flashed what appeared to be a weapon to employees and made off with an unknown amount of cash. nobody was hurt. >> a woman faces criminal charges, police say she hit and killed a man in th

norton: mr. speaker i am pleased to represent the sponsor of the house companion of s. 179, a member of the transportation and infrastructure committee, and the gentleman who represents the very same district that jim oberstar represented, mr. nolan of minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. nolan: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank representative duncan and representative norton for the fine tributes to a fine member and a real credit to this institution. this bill honors our friend and our colleague in an important way. the late jim oberstar, by naming the united states post office in his hometown of chisholm minnesota, the james l. oberstar memorial post office. i'll never forget the first day that jim walked -- walked into the chamber through one of the side doors over here as a former member of the congress. and as he walked in and proceeded down the aisle members recognized him and they started spontaneously, democrats and republicans alike

phil norton is the pilot in sky force 10.d usher syndrome. the 7-year-old is deaf and virtually blind. 60,000 other people in the world also suffer from the disease. the norton family created a foundation called help henry see and hear to provide support for other families affected by usher syndrome. today is the foundation's third annual fundraising event. it's from 11:00 this morning to 4:00 this afternoon at flying w airport and resort in medford, burlington county. there will be helicopter rides, a swimming pool and live music. the goal is to raise $20,000. >>> 7:37 on this sunday. 76 degrees outside. already getting warm out there. >>> imagine driving to the shore and all of a sudden a plane drops out of the sky. it happened. this was the scene along a popular route to the jersey shore last weekend. hear what the people on board have to say about how the pilot handled the emergency. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear wea

west norton, we have reports of a water main break at white hall road at williams way. we have construction on the vine street expressway, everything is open and clear in both directions between the schuylkill expressway and broad street. those closures are over until august at which point they will set the beams for the pedestrian court family court pedestrian bridge at that point you'll see overnight closures, for now they have ceased. do not worry there will be milling and paving going on between market and 30th street station and city hall and south broad that starts at 7:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> happening today wisconsin governor scott walker will become the 15th candidate for president in 2016. he is expected to do very well for taking on labor unions. he ranked at the top of the presidential contenders in the polls. and leads the pack in iowa to the first presidential caucuses, in fact he'll campaign in iowa this week. >>> presidential candidate hillary clinton will layout her plan in new york. the former first lady will unveil her prop

delegate eleanor norton's leading a charge to ban synthetic drugs. nationwide she is cosponsoring legislation aimed at manufacturers along with the texas republican covers been mac thornberry. the law would close a loophole that allows companies to make the drug claiming they are not for human consumption. president obama used a visit to a federal prison today to call for a reform of the justice system. the president toward the medium security lock up in oklahoma and that was -- begin the first sitting president to visit a federal prison. the president said the justice system pc dec shooting young people who makes mistakes and does work truly dangerous. next on abc 7 news at 6:00, what jeb bush is revealing about the hospitalization of his father, former president eight george h.w. bush. leon: dragon of high school to fight in a world war. today, the tuskegee airmen return to the sky. what made it possible. doug: today the weather is as good as it gets in the month of july. how long will it last? i will have the forecast still to come on abc 7 news l

host: we will hear from richard norton smith on the divisiveness of obama. guest: the caller is entitled to his view. i would suggest that abraham lincoln was the most divisive president. his election caused several southern states to leave the union, followed by several more. for most of his presidency, he was regarded as a mortal enemy for half of the union. it is only in retrospect that lincoln has been sanctified. lyndon johnson 70 white house and listen to people outside -- and listened to people outside ask how many kids did you kill today? it doesn't get more divisive than that. it has become unfortunately, the norm. i think we should ask ourselves some tough questions about how we got to this point, and why there is such a bipartisan distrust, not only towards government and people associated with government, but whoever happens to occupy the presidency. the whole industry of this country, there are networks on the right and left that thrive on the basis of denigrating whoever happens to have that job. it is a significant development that say, ronald

eleanor holmes norton is pushing for beefed up help to you.says that's not enough and she introduced legislation legislation -- she's introduced legislation to guarantee the workers free lifetime identity theft protection. ben cardin is sponsoring a similar bill in the senate. >>> some "news4 your health" a test that could uncover a so-called silent cancer in pregnant women. the new study that results from the common prenatal test could also point to cancer risk for the mother. this is from an analysis of 100,000 noninvasive blood tests used to detect fetal abnormalities like down syndrome. those who gave birth to healthy babies were later diagnosed with cancer. this was published online in the "journal of the american medical association." >>> 5:50. we are a few hours away from the moment that a nasa spacecraft will pass by pluto. it is being led by scientists in laurel, maryland. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is right there. we're both geeking out about this. we are waiting for the pictures to come back from pluto, right, chuck? >> a

let me show you video now of 7-year-old henry norton.he's one of about 60,000 people in the world victims of usher syndrome. his mom, kim norton says ear implants and the bionic eye have greatly enhanced the lives of victims in the past year. but money is still needed for programs like asl or sign language as well as camps. >> we have a christmas party coming up. we have free asl classes. we're talking about instituting new braille classes so kids can learn braille if they don't have it at school. >> reporter: and this sunday accessing independence is hosting a fund-raiser in medford at the flying w airport as well as resort. it starts at 11:00 in the morning, once against, it's on sunday. the father just told us the goal is to raise about $20,000. live now from penn's landing, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> i met henry yesterday. very, very sweet. >> i did, too. perfect kid. >>> let's check your ride to work. >> looks like we'll get an update on the accident in lower merion from jessica boyington. >> this accident has been out there f

norton started north camden's little league the same year camden's old police force was dismantled to make way for the metro regional force. >> we use baseballs to say hey, who are you today? >> reporter: today he supports christie's justice reform strategy. christie's first policy speech in new jersey for president happening in camden. >> if we choose to stop treating the victims of addiction as enemies in a war, we can finally end the war. all of our communities will win. >> reporter: his promise to the nation comes too late for this womans son. that he will hold violent offenders in jail but help light offenders and drug"qih addicts get bail and rehab and training necessary to re-enter society. kathleen whispered to the governor he has her vote if he keeps that promise. >> so is the life of a 16-year-old teenager who is a drug addicted and lying on the floor of some county lockup. you will be pro-life in the womb you better be pro-life to save that life also. >> our children know who that guy was. they kind of know i was that guy a long time ago. but they also know i am a guy now t

phil norton is the pilot of sky force 10. his son, henry, is battling a rare disease called usher syndrome. the 7-year-old is deaf and virtually blind. 50,000 other people in the world also suffer from the disease. the norton family created a foundation called help henry see and hear to provide support for other families affected by usher syndrome. today's the foundation's third annual fundraising event. it's from 11:00 to 4:00 at flying w airport and resort in medford, burlington county. there will be helicopter rides a swimming pool and live music. the goal is to raise $20,000. >>> the donald is at it again. this time going after senator john mccain's record as a war hero. >> donald trump owes every american veteran and in particular john mccain an apology. >> coming up trump slams mccain for being captured. now he's facing backlash from both sides of the aisle. >>> plus, sex, drugs and money. new details emerge from a bill cosby deposition that says he gave money to some of the women he slept with. we'll explain the new in

congressman holmes-norton held a shovel next to him. today she is asking for him to apologize. >> since he will be doing business in this city to make the usual apology. sam: she said the d.c. residents are organizing protests. we found one set for thursday. >> the latino community is 50 million strong in this country. 1.5 trillion in spending pow i. we will try to make him feel the need to apologize. sam: for workers here it's hard to speak out. "we didn't come here to steal. we came here to work." another issue are any of trump's workers here illegally. his company says no but a "washington post" report says some of the workers secretly admitted they are. reporting live from northwest washington, sam ford. abc7 news. maureen: thank you sam. now donald trump's comments on mexican immigrants cost him another business partner. today the pga announced that it is moving the grand slam of golf away from trump national golf course in los angeles. both sides say it was a mutual decision. jonathan: we have breaking news from the newsroom. we u

county tolls that's cleared but watch out for a water main break white hall road in west northerly -- norton. >>> a viewer video shows flames coming from a row home in camden. they had to break through the windows to fight the flames. >>> a robber held up a restaurant in center city before last call. it happened at trio. two men flashed what appeared to be a weapon to restaurant employees and made off with an unknown amount of cash. nobody was hurt. >>> a woman faces criminal charges today police say she hit and killed a man in the hunting park section. the it happened at 2nd and bristol street. the 20-year-old victim with as on his bicycle when a woman tried to pass another vehicle by going into the on coming lane. police say she hit the man and took off. police caught up with the driver a short time later the biker was rushed to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> family members identified a man his body was recovered from a delaware river in gloucester county. they also chris allen celebrated his 46th birthday on saturday. they say he jumped off his friend's boat something h

number of current and former employees who will need credit monitoring but delegate eleanor holmes norton from d.c. says the three years of coverage opm is offering is not nearly enough. >> the very least we should do is give them lifetime identity protection. it has to be lifetime because they may do nothing now, but they may do something years from now. >> nbc white house correspondent chris jansing joins us live from the white house. chris, where do we go from here now that katherine archuleta has stepped down? >> reporter: yeah the immediate question is what does this mean for the 22 million americans, bun in 15 americans, affected by this? the answer suspect clear. at the briefing today, white house press secretary josh earnest said that investigators don't even yet have a handle on exactly who is affected and that means that no letters can go out, no notification go out. remember, this covers people who got background checks over the last 15 years. some of them never worked for the federal government. some of them don't work for the federal government now. so first and foremost, the

norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> (clapping). >> mr. lee it you want to come up and say a few words. >> i'll try to limit this to a minute. >> i guess david just left and there should have been an abbreviation to what he stated earlier i'm honored and embraced what i've been doing in 21 years and worked in atlanta, georgia it is part of my job i really, really appreciate you superintendent carranza and may want present and deputy superintendent gerrero my great staff put a lot of work into making this possible they surprised me during my retirement dinner i had no clue that was happening you you know a lot of secret meetings going on in the conference room i was very, very surprised and danielle and others are a great teacher the pe department the head of the social committee spearheaded this my sister jeanette that was a school teacher retired as lowell high school as the principle and all of us don't a great job i grew up in the chinatown north beach i worked with kids from all over the city francisco served kids in 25 zip codes wheth

. >> i was remiss in not introducing commissioner norton questions or comments from my colleagues. >> commissioner wynns. >> i'm overwhelmed by the amount of paper it is impossible to follow this i'm suggesting in the future that next year we try to figure out a better way than to you know that some of my colleagues have begun the same thing i've spent the week reading through this document you see my flags so i've done in past years trying to strafr my questions and notes and this is silly actually, we have to find a better way and in addition, i have here actually too late i did it last year's budget but the changes between last year and this year and make the changes and in some place not true i see our revenue and expenditures in order to say oh, are redoing there i have to go back and look at the other budget i appreciate this is - i don't think - i think now we've got a huge amateur of information how to look at it if it is not assessable to use it is not assessable to the public so i think we're upcoming in a breaking point i don't have any more room for books more is it useful