. >> 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. >> good evening president norton and honorable commissioners and superintendent carranza and welcome to our new commissioner matt haney. i have to say i really appreciate the fact that you hold these meetings and hear this very emotional kind of presentations. it totally drained me. my name is darlene inaya and i my colleagues are here to report on successes and the questions and the concerns of the bilingual community council, and we are your appointees and we want to thank you for having us here. we will begin by expressing our appreciation to all of those who help us in our work on behalf of the over 15,000 english language learners in our district, and we did provide you with some written data which i will be loosely following in my beginning here. we're very grateful to our english language students and our representatives who continue to attend our bcc meetings and

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

the athletes here will tell you can't spell boche without bcc.e winter core larry sport offered at bcc. there are 11 students on the team. some have -- . >> it's a good opportunity for, if you're not, you know, if you haven't found a place yet in high school, you know, you haven't found a group, bocche is an accepting team. you come in here and can be successful. >> playing a varsity sport is a special thing. you know, i tried wrestles and cross country and i never was like amazing at either one. soy, it's -- varsity sports is cool to have the title varsity. >> reporter: bocche ball was introduced into programs in 2010. the object of the game is to roll the red or green ball as close to the yellow ball or polena as possible. the closest team can earn points. >> if my ball goes into it, we try not to hit it. then the other team scores. >> reporter: bcc competed in divisionals last weekend with five other team. the state tournament is next week and izzy has one thing on her mind: winning. she's a junior playing her third season of bocche ball. she

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

what we're doing with the work of the pathways but most importantly when i share the work that the bcc does with my colleagues across the country. we tend to be prophets everywhere except our own land but i want you to know there is no other system doing what the bcc is doing and that is testament to the work they have done with us in a transparent manner so thank you for asking the hard questions. i think the bcc made a good point about the data and the data reflected in the pathway reflects the data gap in the school system and i'm going to be a broken record. the achievement gap, the opportunity gap persists whether it's english language arts, whether it's math and it's especially persists with students with disabilities so while we're very proud of the work that we have done and appreciate what the bcc said we have a lot of work to do still to close the achievement gap because it persists in every aspect of our educational system and you beautifully captured the work of the district and what we're committed to going forward. i'm going to publicly ask the bcc to work in the transpar

that is the sport offered at bcc of there are 11 students on the team. some have special needs, others are able-bodied students playing a sport for the first time. >> it's a great opportunity if you haven't found your place in high school. we're a very accepting team. come in here and be successful. >> playing a varsity sport is a special thing. you know, my freshman year i tried wrestling or cross country but i never was amazing another either one. to play a varsity sport is definitely cool. >> it was introduced to athletic programs in montgomery county in 2010. the object is to roll the red or green ball as close to the yellow ball as possible. the closest team can earn points. >> we try not to hit it because then the other team scores. >> bcc competed in divisionals along with five other teams. the state tournament is next week. kessler has cerebral palsy and contained to a wheelchair but now has a sport she can be competitive in. >> it's probably one of the best experiences. it's an experience that i'll carry with me through out my -- when i graduate

it is the winter sport offered at bcc. there are 11 students on the team. needs, others are able bodied students playing a varsity sport for the first time. >> it is a really good opportunity if you haven't found a place yet, you know, in high school, you haven't found a group, boche, we are accepting and come in here and be successful. >> playing a varsity sport is a special thing because my freshman year, i tried wrestling and cross country, but i was never amazing at either one. so it is cool to have the title, varsity. >> it was introduced in 2010. the object of the game is to roll the red or green ball as close to the yellow ball as possible. the closest team can earn points. >> we try not to hit it, then other team scores. >> competed in divisionals last weekend, along with five other teams. the state tournament is next week and she has one thing on her mind, winning. she is a junior playing her third season. she has cerebral palsy. but now has a sport she can be competitive in. >> probably one of the best experiences and it's an experience that i'll

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. >>

. >> 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. >> good evening president norton and honorable commissioners and superintendent carranza and welcome to our new commissioner matt haney. i have to say i really appreciate the fact that you hold these meetings and hear this very emotional kind of presentations. it totally drained me. my name is darlene in

boise casacade will trade under the ticker symbol bcc on the new york stock exchange and opens for trade tomorrow. still to come, how to have an eye for talent. we'll hear what sharon osbourne has learned from her years in the spotlight. but first, was superbowl 47 a make-or-break moment for cbs? plus, a well-known business school breaks down the best and worst commercials. some tuesday morning quarterbacking when we come back! cbs scored a big win. 108 million people caught the superbowl game sunday, making it the 4th bowl to capture more than 100 million viewers. as for that blackout that lasted roughly 33 minutes in the third quarter of the sunday night game, nfl commissioner roger goodell confirms the outage was not caused by beyonce's high wattage half-time show. entergy, the company in charge of the electricity, is looking into electrical repairs at the new orleans superdome back in december. the stock fell 74 cents. there was a surge at the superbowl, and that's before the power went out. in our cover story, the explosive growth of second-screen activity - of tablets and tweets an

boysy cascade is one of those, bcc, familiar long-term-- it just became a new public company early this month, engineered wood products. it sold at 21. it's at $27 her share, it's had a nice rally. >> it sure has. but i really think that this stock has not been discovered by the general public because again the analysts have not started covering these stocks because they are fairly new so when you really take a look at their numbers, this is a really impressive company. and as you mentioned they do engineered wood products, laminated veneer lumber which is lvl, and these are much stronger materials than just a plain wood to put in a home. and with the housing codes getting really tough, they are really the product of choice. they are building a new facility down in florida. and i hope that's not because there are so many hurricanes down there. but they are building a whole new facility, they're increasing and expanding the facilities that they have. so i really think that this is a name that's been under the radar and that's boise cascade. >> on the radar now tonight. how but, do you ha

fact that we're working more closely and as we did say we are really short and representatives in the bcc. unfortunately of the five meetings we had we had quorum for three so that really impacts the work that we do so we want to reiterate if you can please make sure to communicate with your representatives. we want a full house and we want to work as fast and hard as we do. >> [speaking spanish] >> i also want to thank the commissioners that appointed us to these positions. >> [speaking spanish] >> that trust us that we're going to work towards having a better bilingual education. >> [speaking spanish] >> so thank you. thank you very much, all of you for listening to this report. >> all right. we're going to move on to item l, special order of business. i'm now going to call the public hearing to order for the 2013-2014 initial proposal for a successor collective bargaining agreement from the san francisco unified school district to the united administrators of san francisco of san francisco and the 2013-2014 initial proposal for a successor collective bargaining agreement from the unite

again, bcc opening for trade, it is now higher by 22%. on the street" straight ahead. >>> neither rain nor sleet nor snow, and now on saturdays, as the money-losing u.s. post service announcing it will end saturday delivery by august 1st. the plan is aimed at saving about $2 billion. agency would continue to deliver packages on saturday. they'll hold a news conference at the top of the hour. there's a live shot of washington, d.c. we'll bring that do you live at 10:00 a.m. 150 years they've been delivering mail on saturdays? >> maybe they should charge the catalog companies for the freight. what a gimme. you never hear about those four pounds of catalogs you get every day and how little they have to pay. >> i went on this website, and it doesn't work. it just doesn't work. >> unsubscribe. >> why do they get a free ride? >> what about lumber? printing all those catalogs. >> maybe the u.s. post office wouldn't have lost $16 billion in its last fiscal year. >> how powerful is that. >> apparently they might suggest other cost-saving measures

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bcc, they went public here, $21. priced at 25 and change. still holding up.ld a lot of boise cascade plywood when i worked for my father's construction firm in 1970s. i knew that very, very well. i know how much that stuff weighs. >> i bet you do. the move on that stock today, that's fantastic. >> they were taken private in 2004. now they were back again. >> thanks, bob. >>> from the nasdaq, bertha coombs. >> we've got apple here off the highs. spiked earlier this morning. a lot of speculation as to whether apple might make an announcement about its cash. it did today, about the 25 billionth song downloaded. a number of earnings movers today. very big moves, in fact. zynga, we know about tp we are also seeing take two and sh shutterfly. >> the federal reserve says one of the internal web sites, have been attacked by hackers. no critical functions were affected but it does raise est about cyber security at the fed. cyber threats are the biggest concern going these days for corporate executives. mary thompson here with me with details. hi, mary. >> the survey s

. >> bcc, same as it used to be. >> went private in 2004. plywood.y, their biggest product. >> but it also was an ipo today so all the excitement about it coming back and acpublicly traded company. >> i've had a deja vu seeing bob in the middle that have crowd, i had a deja vu, back to the dick grasso days when i would be pushing around, and there was a lot of action on the floor. >> days that go back to 1947 when i cared the plywood for boise cascade. in my father's building business and hi to carry boise cascade plywood. >> love all the reminiscing, but we must move on. >> yes we must. >> may i show you what's going on. >> look at that. >> pat yourself on the back. >> you're welcome, everybody. >> thank you, bill. thanks for that. >> we're back with the countdown in just a minute here. >> 160 points from a new high. >> visa, green money and it and yelp and instant analysis of all the results coming up. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest.