ms. holton: thank you, deborah. what a treat to be with you. she and i i'm sure we get to the conversation part share more about the opportunities we have had to work together over the years. ,he is such a champion particularly of high quality urban education. it is such a gift, where she was a very strong superintendent for many years. jobs that people don't stay in as long as we need them to. her stay in power and stability, she gave the system, it was very viable. -- a very valuable. that's my school, my hometown. i am most grateful to you. particularly for getting you -- getting me up here. i hope we get to converse some limited to that part. i hope you'll you will be thinking of lots of things to ask me or tell me help me engage on together. i'm grateful to harvard and it is always wonderful to the back in cambridge. i thought i would start with a then three lessons -- i don't know if lessons is the right word. my story starts with, this weekend i was in farmville, virginia. some of

regionally ms 13 was formed in southern california. trump is aling to -- result of these gangs and an excuse for the increase in the budget -- increase the national guard to the point where he's not have enough citizens joining it to pull people in the united states because the rich people's join.en don't have to ist he is going to do increase national guard and try to pull people in the united states against each other. he wants to increase the national guard to turn poor people in the united states against each other. once he does that, once they , what he does -- he becomes a dictator. >> thank you for the call. your response. what we know from what has to thed in the past -- extent we deal with these gangs only with law enforcement. only with use of force. they grow up. when deal with these gangs a company's the police just a part of the equation, more successful in the united states and central america in controlling these kind of groups. has risen a number of essays and articles on the topic. he is currently the research director

[laughter] ms. jarrett: oh, boy, going to make a cry right at the very beginning? first of all, good afternoon, i think i know almost anybody -- everybody here. there's no place i comb. thank you very much for welcoming me back here. [applause] me a second to compose myself. it is an extraordinary honor. my dad was one of the original investors. those of you who know john rogers know that he started arielle is a young adult. people told him that he was too young to start a business. similarly, people told me i was too young to run for president. [laughter] ms. jarrett: so much for my advice. he's a great civic leader here, around the united states and the world, i'm honored to join him. mr. mazur: thank you. so, after you finished telling barack obama that he was too young to run for president -- [laughter] mr. mazur: what did he say to you? ms. jarrett: well, the story goes back a little further. i gave him my most incorrect suggested that he not run for senate. those of you from chicago know that

walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say the executive assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board section b we're going to hear if superintendant lee thank you thank you president walton and once again sort of like renovate my comments will be on the longer side please bear with me and thank you for being here. from the bottom of my heart let me be the first to congratulate doctor matthew's as the next superintendent of sfusd applause please >> (clapping.) >> and sorry if i'm stealing anyone else's thunder president walton but i did want to make a few remarks you'll hear more about doctor matthew's but we're excited to work with him as he returns to the roots of san francisco and our s

ms. sotomayor: oh yeah. lots of them. [laughter] i know we are asking a lot of questions about the records in the case. for the nonlawyers, the record are all the facts that happened below the basis for which the judge in the trial court rules and what happens on the intermediate level. that is the record. because, with the supreme court, and because generally we are , what a legal question does the law or the constitution mean in this setting? there are many judges on the supreme court for whom the record is the secondary issue. [laughter] is purely the intellectual question that captivates them. in fact, i have been criticized by some for being single record censored. i think that that is very much a product of my extensive trial experience. also the fact that i was a trial judge. as a result of that experience, i believed that the law should be incrementally grown. as a common-law system of justice, which means that we develop the law on the basis of the facts of the case. that case th

eng ms. zaragoza mr. cook. >> mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez and mr. walton thank you. >> and new commissioner vice president mendosa-mcdonnell. >> thank you i pulled item k 58 a retroactive resolution normally i'm curious on this one this the reason was the start data was required by the grant and for the downtown high school for $19,000 and this has been in motion since august 2016 that's that months ago we have been on a contract that we didn't have approved or funding for i want to know what happened here. >> good evening commissioners assistant superintendent the information i can get the specific grant information if you want a followup that is a grant the grant is not final list and the work is planned for example, you know that downtown is a project based learning school they actually plan the projects and start the projects at the beginning of the semester we believe that is a little bit long for this and he agree with you and i can correct that it is just an example of a grant not finalized and having the plan to start work. >

ms. rosenthal: you are still telling these great stories. megan: i sat down with these two legendary figures on the eve of this year's festival, and we discussed everything from partnerships. mr. de niro: i said read this book, this is what we should be doing. megan: to platforms. to politics. mr. de niro: he has debased the presidency, as far as i'm concerned. robertrsation with deniro and jane rosenthal." megan: i began by asking de niro how we approach the story of bernie madoff, who plays in the upcoming hbo film. mr. de niro: i always felt very strongly that the kids didn't know anything. i don't think his wife did either, really. he protected them. i don't see anything that says otherwise. but it was an interesting character. it's been so long, i did it almost a year and a half ago. megan: a master manipulator. mr. de niro: it's the classic -- con, where everybody comes to him and they want to be part of this club. the whole thing evolved through his personality, his way of manipula

why is it bad to criminalize ms-13?you don't need to lecture me on the dangers of ms-13, 15 years ago i was offered police protection because i'm an outspoken opponent of them. the way that you go after them is to work with the police to have the police and the community work together. that equation doesn't work if you bring ice into it. when you bring ice and you just divide the community and you drive the people who are really the eyes and ears of the police underground. you turn them into antagonists, that's not something it's safe for any of us. two doors down from me a few months ago a house was tagged with ms-13. i don't know if they were looking for me or if they were going after my neighbors. we need to be able to find them and if we can only do it if the community trust the police. >> tucker: let me state this obvious there is no data to back up that claim which is universal. let me also applaud you big against ms-13. here's what i don't understand. pretending that immigration has nothing to do with the rise of

walton ms. eng ms. zaragoza thank you could everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> what i want to thank everyone for coming out and on the malia cohen and say congratulations to mission high school boys basketball team. >> (clapping.) >> there are going to the state commentship we're definitely

ms. sotomayor: hello. is, what is your greatest fears and hopes upon joining the supreme court and have any of them been realized, thus far? ms. sotomayor: my biggest fear is that when i've struggled with my entire life and every new experience i've had, would i be good enough? you know? i tell people, if you have any experience, and you are not a little scared, you are conceded. [laughter] and if you are conceded. [applause] you are likely to get something really wrong. ? all right when i was a prosecutor. when i was a prosecutor my boss told a story. my supervisor, not my big boss. a womand the story of v.a. that came in and started to cry. he looked at her and said, be like a man and throw up instead -- he like a man and go into the bathroom and throw up instead. [laughter] i said, what did you do both? [laughter] and we talked about that a bit and said, that can be a gender difference. to are taught culturally throw up and men -- women are that not taught not to cry. every situation t

ms. hayden: we will be doing more of this type of discussion about what we can do together. this is the third time where we have had a chance tour together. >> it is quite a community. it goes from the large institutions to smaller ones that are still jewels nonetheless. think you are going to see more of this kind of thing. susan: thank you for doing this with the c-span audience today. i would ask each of you if you could give us capsulization of your history. ms. hayden: it started with a small collection of books in the house and capital, the jefferson building we are in, was a building built and opened in 1897. thomas jefferson famously gave his collection of monumental library for congress. it has grown to one of the largest libraries in the world. susan: point are your responsibilities today? ms. hayden: the library of congress has 162 million items, including the sheet music i mentioned to abraham lincoln's life mask, all types of things. it operates in the u.s. copyright system.

walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of

ms. holton: women in leadership are interested in strengthening their leadership skills to advance education initiatives. this year's cohort is in the audience, and i would ask them to stand so that we can recognize them. >> wonderful. retiringee how shy and you are. the women in these ships program provides a unique opportunity for personal growth and renewal for like-minded women. i am pleased to serve as the faculty chair of this meeting and moderator for tonight's forum. -- it is with great pleasure that i welcome to some and introduced to others, anne holton. anne has devoted her entire career to serving as an advocate for virginia's families and children. she currently serves as a board member of the virginia board of education. from 2014 to 2016, anne served as secretary of education for the commonwealth of virginia. she resigned of july 2016 when her husband, united states senator and former governor tim kaine, was asked to be hillary clinton's running mate. anne spent the summer

ms. the focus today is the inaugural report of the aspen health strategy group. the name health strategy group is taken from the aspen strategy group. for those of you familiar with american foreign-policy, you probably know about the aspen strategy group, the leading bipartisan group of its kind cannot looking at critical issues of foreign policy. and we established a health strategy group with that in mind, bringing together remarkable people from different sectors in the american health and medical landscape to look at the most pressing problems and to come together with different perspectives to make recommendations for change. this particular group is cochaired by former secretary of hhs and former governor kathleen sebelius, who is with us today, and tommy thompson. the mission is to promote improvements in policy and practice by providing leadership and counsel and specific roadmaps when possible on the most critical issues we face. as you have seen, we have an extraordinary lineup

ms. pelosi: 19 died in the attack. outside the circle of civilized human behavior and we want to get the briefing so we can act upon it. here we are 77 days in the republican house did he parts for o-week break now easter, passover holidays. i will ask the same questions, what have the republicans done with their control of the house, the senate and the white house to produce jobs? where are the jobs? show us the jobs? are he democrats believe we should focus every day on job creation and growing paychecks for everyone, everywhere in our country. you heard me say that every and over again. we should be investing in education that will drive the jobs and unleash the potential of our people, economy and our country. where is the infrastructure bill? they talk about infrastructure during the campaign. every conversation or every interaction i have had with the president is infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure, where is the bill? show us the bill. republicans have not focused on job

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ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say

ms.zturk: if people are worried about freely expressing an opinion 3000 kilometers away from turkey, as an elected democrat, i can't look away. i'm getting involved because i want to support people here who'd rather vote no. reporter: ozturk was born in germany. her parents came here almost 50 years ago to escape poverty and the lack of freedom in turkey. today, she's worried that turkey is headed in the wrong direction. and she worries that people in germany's turkish community can no longer express opposition without fear. ms. ozturk: it would be terrible if people were to take revenge after the referendum. in the sense of, they voted no, so let's get them. that would be very dangerous. let's give the taxi driver a flyer. can i give you this? >> it's better if you don't. ms. ozturk: why? >> because you're turkey's enemies. ms. ozturk: we just want people to be able to express their opinions freely. reporter: ozturk finds more support at an event to raise awareness about her "no" campaig

ms. ozturk: ifif people arae woieied about freeeely expressg an o opinion 300000 kilometersy from turkey, as an elected democrat, i can't t look away. i'm getting g involved becausei want to support people here who'd rather vote no. reportrter: ozturk was born nn germany. her parents came here almost 50 years ago to escape poverty and the lack of frfreedom in turke. today,y, she's worried that tury is headed in the wrong direction. and she worries that people in germany's turkish community can no longer express opposition without fear. ms. ozturk: it would be terrible if people were to take revenge after the referendum. in the sense of, they voted no, so let's get them. that would be very dangerous. let's give the taxi driver a flyer. can i give you this? >> it's better if you don't. ms. ozturk: why? >> because you're turkey's enemies. ms. ozturk: we just want people to be able to express their opinions freely. reporter: ozturk finds more support at an event to raise awareness about her "

ms 13 is a prime example and yet they're not even mentioned on your website, no mention of ms 13.ou strongly support the creation of a comprehensive vegetative management plan to stop wildfires but that sounds fine to me but shouldn't you eat at least mention the fact that there is gang problem that's predicated on the presence of a b legals. >> i talked with our police chief and former police chief numerous times, oakland like many cities has gang problems most of those gang problems are not regarding undocumented residents, everybody knows that. if there are specific examples and exceptions were a portion of a gang somewhere or an individual who is committing a violent crime is convicted of that crime happens to be undocumented they should be dealt with harshly just like anybody else. most people who are undocumented are not committing crimes other than jaywalking. let's not exaggerate the reality of the situation. >> tucker: that's a lie as you know. you just conceded it yourself. if you are here illegally and you are using a stolen social security number and you are if you are

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>> ms. eng ms. zaragoza mr. cook. >> mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez and mr. walton thank you. >> and new commissioner vice president mendosa-mcdonnell. >> thank you i pulled item k 58 a retroactive resolution normally i'm curious on this one this the reason was the start data was required by the grant and for the downtown high school for $19,000 and this has been in motion since august 2016 that's that months ago we have been on a contract that we didn't have approved or funding for i want to know what happened here. >> good evening commissioners assistant superintendent the information i can get the specific grant information if

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walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say the executive assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board section b we're going to hear if superintendant lee thank you thank you president walton and once again sort of like renovate my comments will be on the longer side please bear with me and thank you for being here. from the bottom of my heart let me be the first to congratulate doctor matthew's as the next superintendent of sfusd applause please >> (clapping.) >> and sorry if i'm stealing anyone else's thunder president walton but i did want to make a few remarks you'll hear more about doctor matthew's but we're excited to work with him as he returns to the roots of san francisco and our s

ms. pelosi: they said children shouldn't be able to ask questions, but you can take a picture. maybe we should segue into children asking a question. welcome, children. we always do what we do here in recognition of our responsibility to our children. as you know, washington is a place so dedicated to honoring our founders. you see monuments and statues throughout the city and throughout the capitol complex to that end. we do revere our founders and grateful for their leadership and vision. but what we do here, which is part of our founders' vision, is to work for the future. so you are inspiration, you are our purpose. thank you for being here today to be -- for being a constant inspiration as to what our purpose is and our responsibility to our children. our founders predicated their optimism on the fact that every generation would take responsibility to make a future better for the next generation. so honoring the vows of our founders and committed to the aspiration of our children, i

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i heard you say that ms 13 started in l.a. are you sure these gangs were formed in central america and well-established in the countries of central america? and members of the gangs came to l.a. either legally or illegally? and they formed these gangs by taking over gangs that had already been established in these cities. and because of their violence and ruthlessness, they've become the most dominant force. host: thank you. thet: it was formulated in 1980's. some went back to el salvador. 13, theymportant, ms became famous. it is a consequence of what happened in central america but originally, ms 13 was formed in southern california. morning.ood gangsis a result of these and his excuse for increasing the military budget. once trump increases the national guard to the point citizenshas enough joining it, the rich people's children don't have to join. it they are rich and don't need the money. so what he will do is increase the national guard and try to pull people against each other. that's the real plan. those gangs have bee

ms. tong receives the highest recommendation and a native born to chinese immigrants from hong kong and a member of the school system and use are of the parks and part of the portola neighborhood association and bring focus to low income and working class communities of color particularly immigrant communities who are often left out of the decision process so she is passion to making the area a place for people from multiple generations and different backgrounds can enjoy public open spaces, and facilities. she is also passionate about improving pedestrian safety and bicycle access and street design and will bring that focus and expertise to prosac. she's a great candidate for seat number two and she will be honored to serve. >> thank you. colleagues any questions? seeing none we will go to -- seeing no questions from the committee let's hear from the third applicant natalie dillon. is natalie here? yes, please come forward. this is for seat number 4. >> hello. i'm natalie dillon. i repre

walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say the executive assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board section b we're going to hear if superintendant lee thank you thank you president walton and once again sort of like renovate my comments will be on the longer side please bear with me and thank you for being here. from the bottom of my heart let me be the first to congratulate doctor matthew's as the next superintendent of sfusd applause please >> (clapping.) >> and sorry if i'm stealing anyone else's thunder president walton but i did want to make a few remarks you'll hear more about doctor matthew's but we're excited to work with him as he returns to the roots of san francisco and our s

walton ms. eng ms. zaragoza thank you could everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> what i want to thank everyone for coming out and on the malia cohen and say congratulations to mission high school boys basketball team. >> (clapping.) >> there are going to the state commentship we're definitely proud of them and tournament commentship section a no approval for board minutes as announced in the psa past few complete a speaker card and present it to the executive assistant. speaker cards will not be accepted if an item is already before the board presentation to the board of education. and according to the board rules and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board and item two superintendant's report. >> >> thank you president walton i'm going to give a slightly longer report than most meetings i have a few different tops to touch on to first

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