the academy of art happens to have a housing director that is not an employee of the academy of art but of campus living villages. they are a property management firm that happens to specialize in campus housing. they offer campus housing to all full-time students that take at least 12 units undergraduate and nine units graduate. they currently offer housing to 1688 students for about 9.5 the 3% of all students or 15% of all hybrid students. i'm told this ratio is much lower than most post secondary institutions where demand is usually roughly 30% of the students. the housing costs by semester range about 3600 per share a room to over 5000 for a studio apartment, and those do not include the wheel plants. at the time the information was submitted to the planning department, they were able to accommodate all campus housing. there happens to be remaining 19 permanent residence in six academy of art residential buildings. these permanent tenants were living in the building prior to the academy of art's use of the building as student housing. the academy of art states dated not evict any pr

however, the academy of our university housing director -- academy of art university housing director said that they were able to offer campus housing to all the full-time students who were requesting this, with 21 students moving into housing that was in local hotels and motels. as those students drop out, the students are moved into the normal campus housing. this ranges from 3600 per semester, to a dorm room -- with $7,000 for the student apartments -- studio apartments. there are others still living in these buildings with 19 tenants in six of the buildings. the academy of our university has said that they have not given evictions to any of the previous tenants of these buildings. for the enrollment, and from the information that we have on the academy of art, we find that the online enrollment is significantly increasing. leon my enrollment in 2010 grew 36%. and although this does reduce the need for the housing, for student housing, if this enrollment continues, there will be an increased demand on the housing. it is clear that the academy of our university needs to have more st

they block intersections in front of academy-owned property, hindering everybody else. that students ride public transportation for the rest of us. i can work myself up to more frustration. performance matters. a changed attitude to all the rules that exist. and we catch any vagueness in the code and in the regulations. we will keep from bad habits. >> i agree with the commissioners we are looking into non-compliance. 70% of the safety violations -- we are making improvements on the signs and can move forward. we have to remember the time in the past where the city was not doing a good enough job of calling for what were violations and enforcing this at an earlier stage. if nobody says anything you do this. it's not all a one-way street. on the issue of the other things, but these are not necessarily things that mayby be tangental, i was happy to learn that the institute was also working with the lgbt community. i went to savannah awhile back. the college has done so much, with the single-screen theaters. the use them for teaching purposes and continue their operations.

. >> ok, item 8 is -- academy of art university enforcement program update. informational presentation and discussion on the academy of art university housing practices and progress on the enforcement program. -- academy of art university enforcement program update. >> in our last update, we expressed an interest in the residential properties of the academy of art. i am wanting to give you an overview of the residential properties that are owned by the academy of art university. in addition to the information needed to return to you with, there is also a question for the academy of our university. this attachment is in the packet. the first few packages -- the first few pages have information that was previously submitted in march, when we suggested much information before it could start this process. in 1929, -- ever since 1989 -- ever since 1929, we have grown to include 17 residential properties. if you look at the first page, the properties are listed. these are listed on the page, 1055 park, 1153 bush, lombard, jackson, 1916 -- octavia. 680 sutter, 736 j

the academy of art responded, and that is your first attachment. the attachments after the staff report is a response to the list of questions in terms of their property holdings. the academy of art, since its inception in 1929, has grown from a single facility to a 2010 fall enrollment of almost 18,000 students. specifically 17,711 total students. 11,182 students are on site students. 3207 are hybrid students that take both online and on-site class is. the remaining 6529 students are online only students. the fall 2010 enrollment is almost double the 2005 enrollment of 8715 students. the 2005 enrollment of 5257 on site is contract with the 11,182 on site in 2010. the enrollment is more than double. 112%. 2010 enrollment as well is a 12.15% increase from 2009. there is an enrollment table, and if you choose to take a look at that, it is enrollment information that was given to us by the academy of art, and that is listed as exhibit 1. it follows the first attachment, and it does include the enrollment figures from 1929 through 2009. it has not yet

they founded in the state academies -- segregation academies for all weight schools.holmes county, mississippi with typical southern school districts. in the first year after public school desegregation, white enrollment in the county's public schools dropped from 771228. in the second year, it dropped zero. prince edward county, virginia simply shut down its public schools, leaving black schools with students at a school in the county that would take them. southern state government did what they could for the cards, offering tuition grants were republicans now called vouchers so that poor white students could continue to be educated in an environment free of dirt pigmentation. what a federal court found grants unconstitutional in 1969, state academies sought out deductions to subsidize low income. for example, when hamas coming for a fundraiser letter that warned about the risk is substantial contributions to a scholarship fund, there will be many, many students whose minds and bodies are just as peer as those of their classmates and planing coup for reasons alone wi

the academy suggestion for a national plan will create the political will to get it done. heather ishimaru, "abc 7 news." >> could something in the soil of a pacific island cure alcoholism. >> there is a lot in there. >> understanding how this might work. >> coming up, interesting discovery bay area researchers have found. 7 on your side michael finney ventures into the world of venture capital, what ité"é"é"é" [ female announcer ] to do well, kids need to eat well. aneating well means getting enough whole grain and calcium. and general mills big g kid cereals can help. did you know it's the only leading line of kid cereals with at least 8 grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium? cereals they already love, like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch. give your kids more of what they need to be their best. grow up strong, with big g kid cereals. ♪ >>> could a compound found a pacific lie land be a treatment for alcohol addiction. carolyn johnson has more. >> in 1964 they were digging in the soil of easter island, famous for mysterious statues. they discovered a un

and in 1973 "wall street journal" article documented the emergence of the variety of the seg academy. christian schools are almost synonymous from the agitated task force when the irs proposes strengthening the rules in 1978 to 4662 recruit many seven christians react at the dual threat to to white privilege of christian education and as a result they played into the red hands of the young strategist with big plans. in 196219 year-old radio journalist and about catholic from wisconsin, the chairman of the republican party to denounce the supreme court ruling that banned prayer in public schools but the chairman refuse to get involved insisting our business people think it is strange we're getting involved in a religious issue. that is the moment that i said to myself, this is off track. one day the party will listen to these issues and that became the admission -- my mission in life. soon after going to work for the republican politicians were he continued to struggle to persuade the party to raise the causes like outlawing abortion and busing and supporting pratt and then pounding th

they found it in the seg academies, short for segregation academies, all-white private schools that blossomedlike daisies in the south after public schooled desegregated. host county, mississippi, was typical. this first year after public school desegregation, white enrollment in the county's public schools dropped from 771 to 28. in the second year, it dropped to zero. prince edward county, virginia, simply shut down public schools leaving black students without any school in the county that would take them. southern state governments did what they could for the cause offering tuition grants, what republicans now call vouchers, so that poor white students could continue to be educated in this an environment free of dark pigmentation. when a federal court such grants unconstitutional in 1969, the seg academy sought out tax deductible donations to subsidize low-income whites. for example, one holmes county school said unless we receive substantial contribution, there will be many, many students whose minds and bodies are just as pure as those of any of their classmates and playmates who for fi

academy members vote again now that nominations are out.e does not guarantee a big win. it does mean an exciting oscar show. >> much more on that any time on bbc.com. thanks for watching. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

academy awards are -- >> that's what we'll find out soon. five nominations for "toy story 3." best picture including "black swan," "the fighter." >> also, "the social network," the town and winter's bone. james franco was nominated for 127ou hrs and is co-hosting the show with anne hathaway. lucky him. >> up against jesse eisenberg, collin firth and the king's speech. the show is on february 27th, you can check it out. all the nominations are on our website. we have to root for franco because he's from here. >> and it's been a good couple of years for jeff bridges, too. >> it has been. we like it. >> all right. >>> nightly news is up next, then at 6:00, the president's state of the union address. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, a

academy award nominee, hailee steinfeld. and music from delta spirit.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, with the greatest of ease, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. i feel like things are going well between us so far. president obama made his annual state of the union address tonight from washington, d.c. it was on all the channels. one of the shows they preempted was an hour of "the biggest loser" which means all those fat people exercised this week for no reason at all. very sad. this year, there's a fun drinking game being played across the country. you listen to the speech, every time you think about the actual state of the union, you take a drink. it helps. obama made a major announcement tonight. he's oprah's half-brother. it's -- there's been so much confusion about the birth certificate. you know, formally during the state of the union address, the democrats sit on one side of the room and the re

. >> and academy award nomination as announced this morning by last year's best actress win winner. leading the way with 12 nominations including best picture and actor. true grit foms and social network about creation of facebook had eight nom naigs and so did the drama "inception". the fighter rounded out top five with seven nominations. toy three 3 created by bay-area based pixar is nominated for five academy awards. >> apc 7's don sanchez has more on the buzz surrounding it. >> neither woody or buzz lightyear were nominated for best actor. and there is best screenplay, sound, song and best picture. just a third animated film oo. they worked really hard and so this is just been icing on the cake. >> oscar picks topped them all. >> there is exciting and a big deal. >> the film resonated with audiences. and there is pixar saying going into this, nudging is certain. >> driving us was not wanting to disappoint everybody. we knew how many people loved the first two films. >> when you make a good movie or what you feel is a good movie it's not a forgone conclusion people will respond t

. >> this feels a little bit like the academy awards, and i wish i had an tombolo and said, "and theinner is." the thank you very much to the organizers for acknowledging up- and-coming leaders in our community for they are the ones that will unite and bring our communities together with a stronger voice but also with and that the and support for other communities as well, so it is my pleasure to announce that the recipients of the 2010 apa heritage award in the emerging leadership category is thomas lee. [applause] thomas, please join us on stage. i'm going to start reading my script so you know about thomas's incredible leadership. i know we have done great work with the community youth center and many community-based organizations. thomas has participated in at least two service projects per week since 2007. carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a very young age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always volunteered he's design skills for cou

also, we come to the graduation of police academies.or those we come to congratulate, to the promotional ceremonies. for the medal of valor, we come to honor. what is valor? you look at the definition. it means personal bravery, heroism, gallantry. that is what each and one of these officers has done, bravery, personal heroism. but before we talk about your dollar, i want to give our appreciation to the people that brought them there, from the academy staff, field training officers. those are the true professionals that prepared these officers for what they do out on the streets. talking to one of the officers receiving a medal tonight, i asked him, what were you thinking about when that went on? he said, i was not thinking, i was reacting to the training that i got in the academy. i would like to think the family members. as the chief said, the family members are the ones supporting you, the one that see the good and dark days. they are the ones that will give you to who you are today. thank you to the family members for sharing these

. >> the academy award nominations.ormer oscar winner mo'nique announced it in hollywood and leading the way was best picture and best actor. >> true grit followed with a total of ten nominations including best picture. >> the social network about-face book had eight nominations. so did the mind bending drama inception. >> the fighter rounded out the top five with seven nominations. toy story 3 created by pixar was nominated for five academy awards including best picture of the year. >> the producer and director told don santos that nominations are amazing. >> we worked really hard on toy story 3 a long time, over four years. this is the icing on the cake at the ends of this incredible journey. >> people in the same category as all the other big films this year. >> academy awards will air here on abc 7 on february 27th. >> for a list of all the nominees in every category, log on to our website abc7news.com and click on the "see it on tv" link. >> yeah. they're working on cars 2 right now. >> i can't wait until that come

he is sir anthony hopkins, an academy award winner and nominee. his new project is called "the rite." give my best to your wife. the camera cannot pick this up, but there's a wonderful pattern in the suit you are wearing. you said your wife picked that out and got you to lose weight. you look amazing. your wife is hooking you up. i love it. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: join me next time for a conversation with an award winning film maker on "the king's speech." >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to y

we found ourselves in the crossfire of a media war against dilute your brand academy because we produced t. shirts a few years ago that were the slogan intifada n.y.c. . my name is money. i'm founding director of arab women active in the arts and media. the educational programs that we provide for young women are not your average kind of program that you would see for us we engage in media production. and we start from their backyards. the mission of a way is to. basically encourage leadership among young women of color and community organizing with the focus being on empowerment through the media. once i was gone from school and then you know i stuck inside the bus some old guy was sitting on his chair and he started cursing me and telling me all your tears you want to get raped go back to your country and he just comes out in no way says go back to your country you sound the latin would you say man but that doesn't make me feel like i have to take my their life because it's part of my religion and they're not going to change what i wear because other people hate what i wear and my be m

i'm tom cher rick, president of the academy. welcome to our home.ig news to announce this morning and to help me i'm happy to welcome academy award winner monique. (applause) >> thank you, tom. and good morning, everyone. >> the 2010 nominees for best performance by an actress in a supporting role are: amy adams in the fighter. helen carter in the king's speech. melissa leo in the fighter. hayley "seinfeld" in true grit and jackie weaver in the animal kingdom. monique? >> thank you. for best performance by an actor in a supporting role the nominees are christian bail in the fighter, dawn hawk in when is bones. jeremy winner in the town. mark rufallo in the kids are all right and jeffrey rush in the king's speech. >> so best performance by an actress in the leading role, the nominees are annette benning in the kids are all right. nicole kidman in rabbit hole. jennifer lawrence in winston's bone. natalie portman in the black swan. and michelle williams in blue valentine. >> the nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role are: bardem in

a look at the academy's choices tonight from nbc's lee cowan in los angeles. ♪ >> reporter: those onar's list are a melting pot of different pedigrees. there's a quirky therapist who saves a british king's speech. >> are you the king? >> reporter: there's a geek turned gazillionaire with his social network start-up. >> taking the entire social experience of college and putting it online. >> reporter: and a hard-drinking, irreverent gun slinger, known only by his true grit. in oscar terms -- >> we now finally have a real race, which is actually exciting, because there's nothing worse than a predictable night at the oscars. >> reporter: "the king's speech" is traditional oscar bait, and was royally rewarded with a dozen nominations. "the social network" is a more hip, up-to-the-minute drama and earned eight. in this hollywood shootout, don't forget "true grit." it got ten nominations. a surprise. besides it's rife with nostalgia. >> you're not going. >> reporter: the last person to play the one-eyed marshall was john wayne in 1969. just like jeff bridges he was nominated for best actor

international academy what are you going to be taught at what we are afraid mike is a doctrine which would be empty western civilization the surrounding circumstances have given us enough cause to be very concerned about the teaching of arabic culture can be a form of indoctrination into a radical islamist regime i think what's interesting here is that it chews way despite how weak the argument is deprived of education actually caters to these organisations and they're the reason that the school is in trouble right now that we should find out who this lady is you know you can you tell if you are one of deputy from communities in support of them and this is one of the families just k.g. are you so she has an agenda i don't know what to. choose and a lot of you know contracts to go to her excuse me mr finkelstein if you want to tell you a miser a fine so you would please. refrain school you come to be an american you come to school not really i don't even know if your school is open to everybody and it's over everybody the main goal was to have fifty percent add to the fifty percent on

i'm tom sherek, president of the academy. welcome to our home.u academy award winner monique. >> thank you, tom! and good morning, everyone. >> the 2010 nominees for best performance by an actress in a supporting role are -- monique? >> thank you. for best performance by an actor in a supporting role, the nominees are -- >> that's good. for best performance by an actress in a leading role, the nominees are -- >> the nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role are -- >> for best achievement in directing -- >> for best original screenplay, the nominees are -- >> for adapted screenplay, we have -- >> for best foreign film language -- for best foreign language film, we have -- >> for best animated feature film, the nominees are -- >> finally, i'm pleased to announce that the ten films selected as the best picture nominees for 2010 are -- "black swan." "the fighter." . ." inception." snoichlt the kids are all right." "the king's speech." "127 hours." "the social network." "toy story 3." "true grit." "went's bone." and "winter's bone."

wan gang, who is a member of the chinese academy hearing. he is friend sent me, the biggest coal mining province of china. he was the dean of the university there, so the npc of shin the, the second in possession, so he's an expert as well as a highly respected expert. so i would like to give the floor to him. thank you. thank you very much. [speaking in chinese] >> translator: distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. my title today is about promoting a sensitive corporation and to promote the development of clean coal. the climate change is a challenge that we both face. it is a global issue. we know it has to deal with the energy development, but it will also affect the development of each individual country because it will have a social economic affect on the country. as the ones were spoken before me, this kind of global challenges not properly handled can bring new conflicts and differences. and it can handle that it will produce a lot of affinity to allow china and u.s. to enhance their corporations so we will be able

. >>> we begin with the duel language academy. they did some christmas carrolling for some senior citizens over on the east side. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ had a shiny nose and if you ever saw it you would even say it glows ♪ ♪ all of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names ♪ ♪ they never let poor rudolph join in any reindeer games ♪ ♪ then one foggy christmas eve santa came to say ♪ ♪ ho, ho, ho, ho ♪ rudolph with your nose so bright won't you guide my sleigh tonight ♪ ♪ then how the reindeer loved him as they shouted out with glee rudolph the red nose reindeer you'll go down in history ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> melina and her friends from the dual language academy in san jose. up next, a special program out of the mission district. [ male announcer ] nature is unique... pure.. and also delicious. like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. you can make a big difference. did you know that by march 1st, more than $50 million can be earned by schools just like yours! buy parti

telescope his fear of space expertise is extremely broad music in his ears as a member of the national academy of sciences and the international academy of astronautics to name a few no wonder he has overall responsibility for research activity and policy at the massachusetts institute of technology these days claude is one of those who are advising on russia's innovative development as he's been doing recently on a poor and on nanotechnology is in moscow. hello mr curtis as the welcome to the show thank you is a part of baker thank you very much for coming well first of all thank you. when the an author was appointed as head of the un office for outer space affairs it provoked lots of talk lots of rivers in the media that she was the woman that will be responsible for contacts with have a civilization's well the u.n. i have course has denied these rumors but but anyway. it is according to scientists according to the united nations officials is a contact with other forms of life getting hooked probable these days that used to be. well it's possible but very if it's getting more probable that i

the young is one, the region of honor is another, and the academy of sciences is the third. in the universe, the asian art foundation is by far the most precarious the financially secure with him. the academy of sciences and the young both benefit from much larger endowments, much more stable structures. this is the one that was at risk. unfortunately, we find ourselves in the position of having to backstop. supervisor mirkarimi: in the early warning signs that are built in for the next era of the museum that helps us steer clear of these potentials -- >> in entering into this agreement, the city has, by necessity, built into these much more oversight and involvement in the foundation's activities. we gain a couple of key seats, where we will have city- appointed members attending and monitoring he committees, like the capital campaign committee. we will be more active in that way. these agreements require us to do so. it additionally requires my office to review the annual budget on the nonprofit foundation side and approve it each year. we have simir

i am the executive director at the charter academy and i wanted to introduce myself and the academy director is also here. we have a consultant with us. we came this evening to introduce ourselves. we had to submit our petition to the district prior to going to the state official. so good evening. >> do we have an opportunity to answer any of the questions brought up? president mendoza: it will happen during the curriculum committee discussion. item r is the proposal for the first reading. i need a motion. and this is an observation of the civil liberties and constitution put together by commissioner fewer. [roll call vote] >> unanimous. president mendoza: i need a motion for formal introduction. so moved. >> because of the personal significance of this resolution to commissioner murase as teh he first elected japanese american woman and her own family history, i would request that commissioner murase read the entire resolution. commissioner murase: a couple of things before i jump in. [speaking japanese] as the first japanese american to ever serve on the school board, this is important to

academy award-nominee melissa leo. and music from cage the elephant.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dain: and now, as luck could have it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks to open of you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. thank you for inviting me into your life and it's an important day today. it's an important night. tonight is our parking lot security guard, our friend, our little angel, guillermo's 40th birthday. [ cheers and applause ] that's -- guillermo turned 40 years old today. his mustache turned 32. it seems like only yesterday we were celebrating, guillermo. i guess it's true. guacamole really keeps you looking young. guillermo proved, if you come to this country and work kind of hard sometimes, but mostly not really, and you drink a lot, anything is possible. so -- [ cheers and applause ] i want to say this. sometimes people think guillermo is an actor that we hired. that is not true. he really was our parking lot security guard. he worked in the parking lot and he worked at a rest

the young is one, the region of honor is another, and the academy of sciences is the third. in the universe, the asian art foundation is by far the most precarious the financially secure with him. the academy of sciences and the young both benefit from much larger endowments, much more stable structures. this is the one that was at risk. unfortunately, we find ourselves in the position of having to backstop. supervisor mirkarimi: