in our situation bcc a part of appropriate teaching strategy during instruction time. we note that many have after school programs and emphasis on tutoring and assist for el students. we also note that working to improve communication to non english [inaudible] and el students. participation in this access to translation, access to the computer lab. many have after school program that provides tutoring for el students. we hear from some administrator regarding frustration around planning for fluctuating student population. many planned for more than in the enrollment. we see more than that originally anticipated. [inaudible] situation create planning and implementation difficulties. both middle school and administrators express need to have more communication [inaudible] >> [speaking spanish] >> good evening and commissioners and superintendent. i am flora ramos and i'm a member of the bcc. >> [speaking spanish] >> i'm going to give a report about to update you on the current status of the members. >> [speaking spanish] >> we need more members of the bcc and we're here

additionally the bcc will ask san francisco unified school district to review at the next meeting how the department of justice concerns and deliverables were addressed and action timeline for 2012 and we would love to receive any questions that you have. >> yes. vice mayor fewer. >> thank you president norton. thank you very much for this presentation. a couple of things i would like to address. i think first there has been some movement on this and thank you very much for bringing these items to our attention and actually fixing them with the translation. i can't believe that they're not translated. it seems like such a no brainer and disappointing to hear that but i am glad it's fixed with the remedy. also concerning some of our translation on our websites and the availability of having certain documents translated. thank you so much for bringing that to our attention also. i know we did get an award for having the most transparent website. i think also under questions and concerns number six and i agree with you so are there enough translation services? so i am wondering if we cou

i'm going to publicly ask the bcc to work in the transparent manner they have worked with staff going forward. i think you have heard examples from the community perspective identifies holes in our communications structures, in our families or our systems of envelope sharing and that is communicated to staff. we know that we're going to respond to that immediately because they are our eyes and ears out in the frunt so we're appreciate that. i'm going to ask us to work even closer together because you know the work in front us is so monumental that we can't let the status quo to pull us away from where we go and for the commissioners we had a preliminary review of the data that was referenced here. we will do a more comprehensive report on the data and we will make sure it's clean and we will have a public discussion with what the data says and again thank you. >> thank you very much. >> i wanted to thank you again on behalf of the board and all the great questions that you ask so there you go. the superintendent said they might pretend they complain about you in private but they're gr

. >> yes we have a report from the bilingual community council and bcc and they will be presenting and kim garcia misa. >> all right. welcome to the members of the bilingual community council. you may start when ready. >>

we know from the bcc survey. in terms of commerce, a lot of smaller smes want big renegotiations. david cameron's got to tread the path between business. here we've got conflicting signals. i mentioned the survey and headlines. the pwc survey suggesting ceos less confident than last year. we've also got the survey that steve leesman came up with, the phrase i like, precarious stability. this is the first time, as he puts it, that we're meeting in davos without an imminent crisis upon us. we know the impact of the ecb's otr suggestions. we know the money that other central banks are putting in. we're through the u.s. elections, ahead of the debt ceiling debate. in some sense there isn't an immediate crisis. it's a question now whether ceos can get through the real economic fundamentals. in some ways we're betwiked and between, kelly. >> i like the scarf, ross. >> yeah. that's the point. look, there's plenty to come on our coverage today. let me recap some of the people we're going to be talking to. john lipinski, formerly of the imf. and hamish tyrwhitt, construction group out of a

brennan once questioned rizzo's use of the bcc function in the agency's e-mail system to send a blind message to a third party without the primary recipients knowledge. he wasn't joking and he regarded that as underhanded. one of the ways i think the defense of the targets killing program has been carried out by the obama administration is to say, look, we understand we're playing with some dangerous stuff here. we have people, a tremendous moral rectitude and we have an intense internal process and it's sophisticated and rigorous and a legal memo from the olc saying we have the constitutional authority to do this. of course, we don't know anything about what that legal memo looks like or what the actual -- how the list gets drawn up so the maddening then about all this is, yes, we should have the debate about targeting killings and john brennan's role and. >> obama's kill list. >> a debate about all that and yet all of that has been in every turn blocked by the administration and courts from getting out into the public sphere so we're having a debate without the information. eli resp