>> michael davis the director of policy planning and charter school. >> thank you. we have the recommendations for the two kipp middle schools. first is the kipp bayview charter school. authorization to grant or deny the application pursuant to code section 47607 the kipp bay area schools submitted the petition for renew alto the school district and pursuant to 47605 the board of education received the renewal petition on september 24, 2019. the district shall comply with timelines and action as required by law and the board of education shall consider the public support and shall review all information received with respect to the recommendation and the district superintendent and staff completed the review and issued the record and recommendation to the board of education regarding the review. be it resolved they shall grant or deny the petition subject to the requirements set forth by law. the superintendent's proposal and board of education report for kipp bayview academy charter the staff recommends approval every pool for k -- of the approval for five years be

. >> the director of policy planning, michael davis. >> thank you, doctor matthews. supervisor's recommendation regarding one purpose school charter renewal petition. authorizes to grant or deny petition for one purpose school, whereas pursuant to california education code section 47607 submitted renewal to san francisco unified school district. whereas pursuant to california education code sections 47605, 607.5, the board of education of the district received the renewal petition october 15, the district shall comply with all-time lines for review and action as requires by law. the board of education shall consider level of support and shall review petition and information received with respect to the petition including supporting documents and the district superintendent and staff completed review and issued report and recommendation to the board of education regarding review of the petition. i am going to take a little time to go through the staff recommendation. the board of education report for the superintendent's proposal 1910-15sp one. the recommendation is d

joining me now is kevin davis, and boyd matheson, welcome. michaeloesn't think the other democrats can win, take a list listen. >> i said back in 2016, he is the wrong person for the job, he doesn't have the temperament or the ethics or the intellect to do the job and i watch and i said we can't have another four years of this and then i washed all the candidates and i thought to myself donald trump would eat them up. >> mike: is he right? >> we have a rule at our house, if you have to declare it, you're not it. he's declaring he's the only electable one out of all the democratic field, that's a pretty stunning message for him to make. it's problematic for the democrats because if their debate ends up being centered around electability, is not a winning message for the democrats, they've got to get on point and on message especially with the backdrop of impeachment. if they don't have something that a specific and forward moving for the american people, they're going to struggle. focusing on electability as your first foray in, it says michael bloomb

. >> with us this sunday to share their reporting and their insights, jeweulie davis with " new york times," michael bender with the wall street journal, manu raju and monica lopez. >> let's start with a viewers guide as to what to look for. we expect the house to vote on wednesday. the outcome not really in doubt. they have the votes to pass the articles of impeachment. there are 31 house democrats from districts carried by president trump, 31 who have to think once or twice about their own political future as they cast their vote. 16 democrats, we can show you on the screen, won in districts that the president carried by four points or more, so these are stronger pump districts. one of them you see in the bottom right, representative jeff drew. as we have this conversation this morning, manu, he is a democrat but he met with the president on sffriday, he's talking about switching parties and he's already announced he will vote no on both articles of impeachment. republicans are casting this as a show of courage by a democrat leaving his party because of this misguided impeachment. the facts really

davis mills the floater to michael wilson, 27-yard touchdown reception, 17-7 cardinal but it was all irish after that. notre dame beat stanford 45-24. it's their first win on the farm since 2007. >>> in san jose, the spartans and fresno state just over two minutes to go, dejon packer rumbles ten yards for the winning touchdown. the spartans rally from 14 down to beat fresno state 17-16. the valley trophy is staying in san jose. >>> we could be seeing a super bowl preview today, when the 49ers take on the ravens in baltimore. these are two of the best teams in the nfl. the 49ers defense is ranked number one. they also lead the league in sacks, but they would be put to the test in trying to slow down lamar jackson and the ravens top rated rushing attack. >> this guy he is a running back out there and a quarterback when he's throwing. exciting to be here and excited to get to the game on sunday. >> all right, kickoff is set for 10:00 this morning. >>> the oakland raiders are on the road again, the silver and black are in kansas city for a showdown with the chiefs. they played back in we

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general michael flynn's attorney joins us sidney powell and white house trade czar peter navarro what's happening with china and historian and scholar victor davist appears we're going to have some rather, well, testy constitutional conflicts in the weeks and months ahead. of course michael goodwin and mark simone join us tonight as we hope you will at the top of the hour, right after liz macdonald. liz? elizabeth: you know what, lou? it is strike. first they were adamant about collusion. then no collusion. and then the democrats are adamant about bribery. now no bribery. lou: and now what are they adamant about? they are adamant about abuse of power, but it turns out that's been sort of dismissed, and then -- because the mueller report -- and then they are a little upset about obstruction of justice because the president and all of his administration, liz, they just want to go to court to assure their legal rights. only the radical dems think of that as obstruction. you can't make these up. elizabeth: lou, thank you very much. we will be watching. lou: thanks. elizabeth: do you want to live in a world where the administration like the obama adm

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michael roberts however the president is refusing to do it so. chuck walker is the director of the hemispheric institute on the americas that's at the university of california davis and believes the u.n. report will be taken seriously by his government i think there will be some jaded that out of the nature of the sort of combination of police but said this report now there's a 1000000 how they were really military organization so i do think we will see some some reforms on the long run some pro death will say too little too late but i think we will see some change because of this very divided. that being yet that people and those in government who are willing death and heads fall that the minister of interior has already resigned or through sign some others some of the police units will probably resign and go but they're clearly not going to they're going to block it with all their force any sort of. requests that near to resign and sell others say no this is this is that this is the point if you push this over this is going to be a debate it's going to take part in in the congress but also in the streets as well . the u.s. supreme court has agreed to hear presi

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davis mills starting at quarterback again. the cardinal up three. mills is under pressure. he gets rid of it just in time. michael wilson with a 27-yard touchdown to give stanford a 10- point lead. they were in complete control until a block pump by notre dame. the irish recovered it inside the five. it leads to a short touchdown pass. and a huge swing in momentum here. 127 left in the half. notre dame down three. ian goes deep to chase claypool. the irish win 45-24. their first win at stanford since 2007. >>> auburn down by five. shawn shivers takes the handoff and bulldozes his way to the end zone. on the ensuing drive for alabama. they would have a chance to tie the game with this field goal. and this one? it bounces off the upright. 48-45. ending alabama's chances of getting into the playoffs. and former raider charles woodson picking his alma mater michigan on the fox pregame show. taking on top ranked ohio state. the wolverines went 75 yards on the opening drive to jump out to an early lead. this has jim harbaugh all fired up. the enthusiasm known to mankind wouldn't ask. jk dobbins ran for a career high. t

getting a pipe and michael gove commit to me is that you will find borisjohnson is that you will find borisjohnson is making some excellent points and list russ came to me and said ruth davisluck with your podcast and we will tune in to that, adam a thank you very much. if you arejust tuning in, let me go over again the formats and not full so the two leaders will take to the stage and have a minute each to set up stage and have a minute each to set up their case and then we will have questions from the studio audience about 100 people in the studio tonight. they always get asked, they are tonight. they always get asked, they a re carefully tonight. they always get asked, they are carefully selected by the pollsters. there are conservatives from the conservatives and from labour and there are some undecided voters in the middle. and of course nick robinson standing by as the reference rate tonight. the moderator to make sure that it all goes smoothly. here we go, this is the debate, stay tuned. that they deserve to be prime minister. tonight, borisjohnson, leader of the conservative party, and jeremy corbyn, leader of the labour party, go head—to—head in the bbc prime mini

davis was there for it all and joins us from los angeles. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, michael.hings certainly got hot at times despite the fact the first hour of this debate was pretty much politics as usual. then there was a sharp turn as the conversation changed to campaign financing, prompting a massive pile-on on mayor pete, and that wouldn't be the only clash of the night. fast-rising candidate pete buttigieg walked onto the debate stage with a target on his back and it didn't take long for the gloves to come off. >> the mayor just recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals and served $900 a bottle wine. think about who comes to that. billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> mr. mayor, your response. >> you know, according to "forbes" magazine, i am literally the only person on this stage who is not a millionaire or a billionaire. so if -- [ cheers and applause ] this is important. this is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass. [ cheers ] >> we did not come here to listen t