so not just looking at washington murals, but there's a mural with a naked native child on the walls, naked, painted on the walls of mission high school, so that's also something to think about, as well. the last point that i want to bring up, as well, is that i want to really talk about narrative, right, because when we were here fighting off the charter school, we talked about we don't want anyone to define our narrative, right? that was what shimon walton said, right? what about our narrative? i've seen so many racist things working in sfusd, talking about m manifest destiny. i've seen books about columbus, you just passed indigenous peoples day. i just want to think about that these murals are not just something like whatever, we have native students going there. i also want to keep it real that american indian education, we always think about -- u. u.s.tribes, but there's mayan students. you have a lot of students in sfusd that you're accountable. thank you, and please give us an update. [applause] >> thank you. mr. superintendent, can you let us know who's working on that and wh

murals at the high school. the students developed a tour in which they engaged multiple classes at washington high school to do education about the history and the content of the murals as well as park rangers from the golden gate national recreation area. and then, students are planning to create historical explanation sheets for each mural to provide context for those seeing the mural. that is the current state of what the proposed action is, but it is possible that the committee, when composed, will seek to pursue other avenues. >> and the goal of the committee was to go back through the ten points and to come back with recommendations around each of them, with one of them being of course around the murals. >> okay. so can we keep the community up to date on that, as well, so they know what's happening each step of the way? okay. thank you. next speaker, please. >> before i begin, i have a few handouts. can calvin here come and pass them out? >> give them to miss casco, and she'll pass them out. thank you. >> all right. dear members of the governing board. my name is evan chen, and i will be a senior at camp

. >> ianted to create a mural that celebrated old ideals and how it's turned into something new. i picked the washington and old dominion rail line. as a kid growing up here, i used to see the remnants of the old line, and then i got in the story. i think the story line is indicative of what's happeniou in lo you had a very rural area that turn -- that's had development an a such immediate growth pattern that it was inevitable that a lothi ofs were going to change. o >> mine i took the idea of nature, the eagle and pheins and combined them. >> to be quite honest with you, when we create the murals, it's just little stories and they're little color images of people's lives. and it's transient. e legacy of thought, it's there what you put up with stick with people. >> the mural is now done. plans are in the work for a formal unveiling? >> i love that. that place as grown so much and everywhere you turn there's something new to see. glad to see this latest edition. >> it's brighter and cool. >>> 6:28. still ahead a shocking crime,ri se arrest, a local restaurant destroyed. >>> we'reeading back to where fas

. >> i wanted to create a mural that cldebrated inji knewty and old ideals and how it's turned into something new. iicked the washingtonon rail i used to see the remnants of that old line. r then illy got interested in the story. i think the whole story line of s indicative of what's happening in loudoun. you had a very rural t areat has had development and such an immediate growth pattern that it was inevitable that a lot of things were going to change. >> on mine i took the idea of nature, the eagle, and the plain, and combined them. >> to be honest, when we create these rals, we're creating stories. they're color images of people's lives. thesals aren't going to be there forever. thhope is the legacy of thought sticks with people forever. >> pretty the mural is now finished. plans are in the works for a plans are in the works for a rmal unveilin as your home becomes more connected, plans are in the works for a rmal unveilin shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomena

washington's monuments and wseums, but also love our local landmarks, like ben's chili bowl. they cherished through the decades by those of us who live here. you can't talk about it without mentioning its colorful mural emblazened with local heroes, including our only beloved and deeply missed jim vance. it turned 60 this year and that's a whole lot of chili and a ton of choed onion today. ben and virginia opened up the restaurant back in 1958 and they stuck it out on u street through some of the city's toughest times. >> think of all the things that have happened over the course of these six decades. we've been here through the window looking out onto the city. >> the city chang the name of the block in front of the restaurant to ben ali way to mark the anniversary. ben died in s09. hiwife, virginia, you see her there, she turns 85 this year. congratulations. >>> arlington national cemetery is ready to expand so it canpa provide for at least 40,000 additional burials. the cemery now wants to add 70 acres. in order to do that, several roads are t going to havebe closed or realigned in the area. the cemetery expects to run out of room in about 25 years. e proposed addition should keep it running throu