governors the board of governors runs the federal reserve they're all these you know as thundering herd of regional reserve bank presidents to leave them aside policy is set by the board of governors in washington there are only seven seats there were two bacon sees once trump was sworn in why with the two vacancies it's because the obama administration messed up those vacancies had been there for a while but but obama thought hillary was going to win like why would you leave vacancies for the next guy with the answers if you thought the next guy was. hillary then then you were in safe hands she was going to appoint some you know ruben as barbara been puppet whatever friendly faces well they messed up because they didn't think trump was going to win i thought john was going to win and some other people to the white house didn't so they gave trump a gift right off the ballot two vacancies and they would have filled those since long ago if they thought he was going to be president so within a couple of months of being sworn in dan tarullo who was on the board resigns and now you've g

also on the program germany's form a chance and i guess how it should under fire but joining the board of russia's state controlled oil company a company subject to a you sanctions. plotting a course for europe's digital future a huge leaders meeting estonia one of the country's leading the way in teaching technology. we'll bring you the latest from the tragedy unfolding in me and not dozens of wreckin jet drowned as they play violence the united nations calls on the end mosque government to end what it says is the nightmare treatment of the muslim minority. rule. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. well forces in the spanish region of catalonia have reiterated that determination to proceed with sunday's referendum on independence from spain the region which is home to more than seven and a half million people already has a high degree of autonomy but reid says the vote is illegal and does not take place got a lot of officials have called for a peaceful ballot thousands of spanish police officers however have been drafted into the region. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in ba

after problems have occurred within the jail over the past several years. >> later this morning, a board of supervisors decide who to set aside money for people enrolled in dacca. today the board will vote on a plan to use $200,000 to provide renewal services. >> governor jerry brown made changes to make california a sanctuary state. the assembly has until friday to use the bill. >> some tired baseball fans this morning. the game got under way at 11:00 after lightning forced everyone to take cover. the game wrapped up around 2:00 a.m. and the giants won 8-6. a 20 minute ride heading across the bridge. 30 minutes from highway four. drive times remain in the red. it's been a busy day. give yourself plenty of time. >> quiet a busy night. not as many lightning strikes. just a few off the coast about 100 miles away. that's the remanence of the storm system. we are going to get it again today. guys, that could mean good luck for the giants. right now, we're seeing good high clouds. >> another late night they were there watching a dedicated fan. >> a win. >> thanks for watching. updating at 7:26.

there board of directors is meeting at our nation's capital right now. i'm jon scott in new york. is the head of that organization who is about to introduce the president. it is a speech to the national association of manufacturers, but it is also a speech to the entire nation. the president wants to make the case of the tax reform plan that he unveiled earlier this week. so far, most of the manufacturing in this country seems to be getting behind. what the president is outlining. there are foes and any kind of tax reform proposal. let's go to john roberts who is there at the nam meeting. >> i'm out front of the white house still. the president left with the poo pool. wednesday's speech at the president gave in indianapolis was all about individuals. talking about the tax brackets, increasing the child tax credit, $24,000 for couples, getting rid of the marriage penalty, the death tax, getting rid of the alternative tax. today, the president is going to focus on reinvestment globally in america by aligning his plans to cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. and cutting the ta

well yes yesterday another manager or a member of the audi board was put in investigating costs. and the criminal offenses of this case of course are very important and it's worth noting that this manager who has put it custody there was very close to martin into corn and of. the x e of and the man who is now c.e.o. of. the plot only thickens thank you conrad. a country's competitiveness is increasingly dependent on its digital infrastructure to keep a sixth sense of high speed data networks a bundle that means broadband connectivity over fiber optic cables in the e.u. baltic and scandinavian countries are leading the pack latvia ranks first with at least sixty three percent of its broadband fed through fiber optic networks it's followed by sweden with fifty five percent of stony and thirty five percent but check this out germany is still developing its networks and comes in at only nineteenth place with one point eight percent of german broadband routed via fiber optics germany needs to expand its infrastructure but progress has been slow in the second half of twenty sixty the pr

they are their own board of directors. let's turn to the question of using a technology that is difficult or dangerous-- a bad chemical, a very noisy piece of equipment, something that pollutes the water or that throws something out of your smokestack that is not good for people to breathe. well, in most american corporations and in most international corporations, the board of directors sits in new york or london or paris or something like that and they make a decision based on what's best for the bottom line. that's their job. and if that means a technology that's toxic foror people, "wel, we'll put a filter on the smokestack," or, "we'll throw something in the water to neutralize the acid," or whatever it is. but if the workers made the decision, you think they would d do that? it's them--they're the ones who have to breathe in the air, their children. it's their neighbors. it's their community. they're not going to do it. they're going to be much more vigilant about the environment because they live in it. they're not a

on germany's form a chance like a hot shot under fire for joining the board of russia's state controlled oil company a company subject to e.u. sanctions. i feel ok welcome to the program tensions in spain are rising ahead of attempts by the region of catalonia to hold a referendum on independence on sunday madrid says the move is illegal and that it will not allow the referendum to go ahead catherine authours of call for a peaceful vote the thousands of spanish police have been sent to the region to enforce madrid's decision the situation is dividing the country the w.'s pablo foley and i have found out. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle in flax isn't something new in this wealthy part of north east and space but their significance is taken on greater meaning the head of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are

berlin's remaining assets could go to easyjet and contour another big german airline the company's board of directors is due to discuss the offers and make an announcement later on now the decision i am berlin's future affects thousands of employees who far or fear rather each working day that the could be the last for the company. are layoffs just around the corner air berlin ground crews could soon be out of jobs what routes will remain how many flight attendants will still be needed in a few weeks or months press reports now say the bankrupt airline is dropping all of its long haul flights beginning october fifteenth. the situation for air berlin staff has grown precarious we don't know which jobs are really secure in the long term and we've been aware for a while that in ministration in technical staff in particular don't seem to have any future here kind of. that's why both unions and the airline are now demanding that german government set up a temporary employment agency as a safety net for air berlin employees left jobless after the dust settles they would be offered financial aid d

. >>> the contra costa board of supervisors have chosen a retired judge to serve as the da. mark peterson was convicted in june of perjury for lying on financial disclosure forms and for spending campaign money on personal expenses. the next election for district attorney is june of next year. >>> now to the latest on the damage from hurricane irma. people who live in the hardest hit area of the florida keys are starting to return home and see firsthand the destruction left behind. according to fema a quarter of all the homes in the keys were destroyed. and the only road in and out of the keys is in bad shape in many areas. communication is also a major problem with no cell phone service and no electricity in parts of the southern florida. joel waldmen reports. >> reporter: irma is gone and the miami international airport is back for business except for in the hard hit florida keys. >> i'm just trying to get to my flight from here to cuba. but it's cancelled. >> reporter: miami international airport typically handles about a thousand flights a day but so far following irma th

still be flying but the breakup of germany's second largest airline is now a done deal the company's board of creditors rejected offers of an outright takeover instead the company's machines will be divided up between several airlines with lift answer the main beneficiary others include british budget kariya easy jet and thomas cook subsidiary cond or the name amber lynn though will be a thing of the past three will follow neverland for twenty five years so it's a real pity. it's ok as long as stays in german hands. just because i believe that it's german location should continue to be strengthened . and that foreign investors particularly chinese ones shouldn't be able to come along and cherry pick the best bits. analysts say the big winner in aberdeen lynn's demise will be germany's number one ally and lufthansa and that for several reasons. with the acquisition of air berlin they're able to strengthen their budget airline euro wings and there's one competitor less meaning they can raise prices we have a big national champion which is what the german government wanted. but the air berlin di

for example the board of visitors hat the jurisdiction over vmi and the governor appoints all the members of the board of visitors, very public college, university, and they would reflect his view that the statues should come down at vmi. i would hope they would respect my view that they should not, so i'm talking about the state statues and encourage as i said the localities that i don't think they should spend the dollars -- $10 million is the estimate in richmond. i've talked to richmonders to move those statues, take them down and $3 million loss in annual revenue that a lot of richmonders believe would be better spent on improving the public schools here. law enforcement, safety and other priorities. >> i'm going to move to our first question, julie, you have a first question from the panel. >> mr. northam you said you would support the atlantic coast pipeline slated to run through virginia environmental virn mentally responsible. the federal energy regulatory commission or ferc said its environmental impact would be what they term "less than significant" so that appears to be the gr

i'm not controlling the board, 10%. reminds me of nelson look at procter & gamble, they are spending $200 million or whatever the number is trying to keep the guy off the board the harder a company fights to keep someone off the board, the more desperately that board in the case of p & g and the case of adp needs some independent voices in the room. >> i was, as you were telling that story, i was thinking to myself some of the same things that nelson peltz who was on this network yesterday morning is trying to convince procter & gamble of, that he's not a disruptive force i want to take a quick break we do have an investor on our panel today in adp we'll find out what he thinks about the case that bill ackman has made with adp. much more with bill ackman next. not rebalancing your portfolio. focused on what you love, not how your money will last through retirement. we make it easier to plan for retirement with day one target date funds from prudential. look forward to your 401k plan. track tuned handling, and aggressive styling. the

it was decided in 1973 and it not get nearly the press that brown versus board of education did but it is quite critical to understanding why we are in the crisis we are in today. in that case the court held that there is not a federal constitutional right to education and there is no federal mechanism for addressing disparities in funding between school districts. why does this matter? because data shows that disparities in education opportunity and funding often track along the lines of race and class because school systems are funded based upon property taxes in many places. the local share is. and so one of the challenges that we face is that our ongoing system of racially isolated schools is compounded and made worse by the fact that often times very isolated schools are underfunded or not funded

going on also coming up germany's former chancellor gerhard schroeder is under fire for joining the board of russia's state controlled oil giant ball snaps a company this object of a new sanctions. plus u.s. relations with cuba hit a ball no after a brief trawl the u.s. is pulling out half of its embassy staff and warning travelers to avoid the island that's after mysterious attacks that have left some diplomats deaf. and i'm sarah harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us tensions in spain are rising ahead of attempts by catalonia to hold a referendum on independence on sunday madrid says that's illegal and has sent thousands of police to the region but kut want to thore say everything is in place for this vote to go ahead. these are the ballot boxes that the leaders of self-governing catalonia say its citizens will use to vote in the planned referendum from spain on sunday and i was drive from the catalan capital barcelona where thirty's in the town of vic insist residents will be able to vote despite the ban from madrid. mayor says for her the issue is personal but. for me

we are honored to be joined by a distinguished board of experts on taxes who share their insights on tax reform. i am honored to be sitting here with our ways and means committee. we are all honored to welcome bruce bartlett, who helped draft the 1981 tax cut. thank you, bruce. and the executive director and chief economist for equitable growth. hanlin, on the senate -- on

the bad will not be enforced until that time. >>> the san francisco board of investigators may intervenefter a street sold for $90,000. member the story the board will hold wether to rescind the sale of a private streets. it was previously owned by the homeowners association until 2015. the association apparently failed to pay its property taxes on the land and it was auctioned off. the homeowners association has now filed a lawsuit challenging the sale and is asking the board of supervisors to resend it. >>> an inside look at the new expanded mosque only center after the half billion dollar makeover. the opening ceremonies were held yesterday and as we report the city of san francisco is hoping it will bring in more conventions in taurus. >>reporter: conservative khmer cut the ribbon on the completion of the half billion dollar plus a phase 2 of the newly refurbished and greatly expanded mosque only center, all of this will make the new mosque only center more competitive with other major convention cities worldwide with san francisco a bonus for conventioneers and make no mistake many

this means above all, the most important of these is brown versus board of education. no matter whether it can be squared easily with the text and the original understanding, it is so well entrenched that that has to be one of our starting points. on top of this, respect for elected officials. people who write the laws that we should -- whose text we should respect. that's draw with congress and state and local officials. farther down the list, deference to administrative agencies. if you don't believe judges from the expertise, you look to other experts. and finally i think in general, the competence of judges. now, brown creates a hard case. and justice scalia really didn't say a lot about the grounding of brown, one of the coauthors, michael mcconnell, has tried to show that there was support among those people who authored and voted for the 14th amendment to prohibit use of rational classifications in segregation. that's one part. but what justice scalia basically said, what we did talk about was that there is this long tradition of understanding the constitution as

(tiffany) the san mateo county board of supervisors passes a resolution urging the state legislature ban the use of cell phones in crosswalks. supervisors say they are confident that the state will take up the cell phone ban soon. the resolution is an effort to help with the growing number of pedestrian deaths in the state. a similar law banning phones in crosswalks has already been passed in honolulu. (james) staying in the east bay...we are just one day away from controversial conservative talk show host ben shapiro's speaking event on the u-c- berekley campus. (tiffany) u-c-police are taking extra precautions to keep potentially violent protestors away. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke with the president of the young college republicans ... to get his thoughts on the security plan. building closures, parking restrictions and a closed perimeter...those are among the security precautions being taken by uc berkeley for ben shapiro's speaking event this thursday here at zellerbach hall. the uc is taking the extreme security measures in an effort to prevent violent protestors from disruptin

georgia is that she only missed two meetings during her 12 years of membership on the jeckyl island board of directors. ms. lynn has fed citizens of counties as well as citizens from all over the united states for 40 years at cybill's family restaurant in gentlemen's up. ms. lynn's insight, service and commitment will be truly missed by the jeckyl island authority board of directors. thank you, mr. speaker. d i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. health care in rural america faces many challenges, many difficulties. couple of the issues, we have expiration on september 30 of the program of the community health centers and teaching health centers, both which aid greatly. where it is hard to get doctors and others to go locate to those areas. on september 30, congress does president act soon, we will have to get an extension in place to keep the programs alive. they are a lifeline to rural residents to communities that are lacking and to help

of years ago and can't find him anywhere. there was no water so probably went elsewhere. >> reporter: conservation goals in place. >> another drought could be around the corner so boardd keep up good work and habits you put in place in the drought andconservation a way of life every day. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> really encouraging to see what is happening. >>> abundance of sunshine and warmth. >> and rain water apparently. >> marine layer is back. view from mt. tam, low clouds and fogs drifting over the bay. accounts for cooling. 62 degrees in san francisco. 82 in san jose, warm in gilroy. 60 at half moon bay. more temperatures, still mild to warm over the inland areas. 81 in santa rosa right now. napa 88. 85 in livermore. look at live doppler 7. you can see the low clouds and fog along the coastline. be pushing over the bay tonight and filling in along the coastline. how much of a difference has return of the marine layer made? 24 hour temperature change. 20 degrees kecooler than this te last night. around the bay, nine to 12 degrees cooler. howig b it's made. westward, beautifully sky. mid and high level clouds along with the l clouds along the coastline. fogg

this happened under three mayors under countless boards of supervisors, um, under many, many differentepartment heads. it was a misguided principle of the time. um, and justin herman has come to symbolize that time. >> reporter: peskin wants the public to decide on a new name and julie a resident has recommendations. >> two names i suggested was maya angelou who was san francisco's first black street car operator and david johnson the first black photography student. and he actually photographed the fillmore district, the residents that herman displaced. >> reporter: she started a petition to rename the plaza. it has nearly 14,000 signatures. a spokesman says sf rec and park is open to the idea and provided us a statement saying, quote, sf rec and park is working closely with supervisor peskin to conduct a robust community outreach to identify an appropriate name for the plaza." >> i think it's time to acknowledge the mistakes that san francisco made a half century ago, um, and to move forward. >> reporter: the resolution not only calls for the removal of the name, but it also wants to

of years ago and can't find him anywhere. there was no water so probably went elsewhere. >> reporter: keeping conservation goals in place. >> another drought could be around the corner so board has said keep up good work and habits you put in place in the drought and make conservation a way of life every day. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> really encouraging to see what is happening. >>> abundance of sunshine and warmth. >> and rain water apparently. >> marine layer is back. view from mt. tam, low clouds and fogs drifting over the bay. accounts for cooling. 62 degrees in san francisco. 82 in san jose, warm in gilroy. 60 at half moon bay. more temperatures, still mild to warm over the inland areas. 81 in santa rosa right now. napa 88. 85 in livermore. look at live doppler 7. you can see the low clouds and fog along the coastline. be pushing over the bay tonight and filling in along the coastline. how much of a difference has return of the marine layer made? 24 hour temperature change. 20 degrees kecooler than this te last night. around the bay, nine to 12 degrees cooler. how big a difference it's made. westward, beautifully sky. mid and high level clouds along with the low clo

we are not going to let you sit on board of th the board of then memphis even though the majority of patients in the hospital are african-american. it was based on two factors.ti one is the assassination of doctor king and 68, which started the influx or the outfox if that is the word for the white residents from memphis to the suburbs. and then the second one wasof mh desegregation through busing which completed this migration to the suburbs and bow out of the african-american population to be a majority population andh then culminate with the first african-american mayor in 51. the first major point that i took away from this book is thai voting is critical and that is still the case today. voting is absolutely critical for everyone. and i have said this a lot of different times. i have the message that i have is if you do not participate in the electoral process, you get who you don't vote for and we have seen that too often. i think that we sold last year.a the voting was not as robust as it should have been. there were times in the past, 1961964 for example when the vor turnout

you are a professor and former member of the board of education. a columnist and jim mcqueeney, host of "new jersey now." let me start with you. this whole idea of prison corruption, you heard what the former morris county prosecutor had to say. he thinks or says i know for a fact this is rampant in the system. i don't think prison corruption charges are anything new. >> no, it is nothing new. i believe with bob. this is a serious problem. it is problem a problem that is more significant at prisons and thrilled to see the prosecutor's office is take it seriously. you know, what we are going to see. what we'll see more. just how widespread the problem is. >> the whole issue of correcting, correcting the correctional facilities has been coming up a lot. former governor jim mcqueeny what are talking about? >> well, it is a shame. these women are put there to be rehabilitated and the men are not helping at all. they were there to help provide security for them and they took advantage of them. i hope to see from now on. they are provided with the right s

un could be a member in due course however this whole process is subject to the directions of the board of governors of n.d.p. . a first step has been taken to be agreed to expand membership and that. in april of this year. the decision was taken the mortalities timeframe and who and when i think is yet to be decided by the board of governors and his work in process. to talk about membership expansion for the n.d.p. at this stage the bit premature. now it's no secret but especially in the past couple of years china and india have been the primary drivers when it comes to economic growth within brics russia brazil south africa have all struggled in the past couple of years do you see this is a problem for n.d.b. i don't see to the problem of the problem at all the reason is economic growth is transition it may go up and go down due to certain factors we build institutions for the longer term and nations also you know look at things in a longer term perspective i would think in the areas that you mentioned and you know why you know to the infrastructure sector there is enough opportunity in

. >>> the santa clara board of supervisors is meeting to decide whether to grant funds to help young adults enroll in daca. supervisors are trying -- it comes one day after california's attorney general announced he's filing a lawsuit over the white house's decision to end the daca program. 24,000 -- >>> supervisors are considering a plan to create more oversight at the santa clara jail. this will create -- a director that reports the board of supervisors and a citizen's watch dog panel. the proposal comes after violent incidents in santa clara. a jury found three former guards guilty of second-degree murder in the beating death of an mentally ill inmate. >>> residents are returning home after irma ripped through the state. irma is blamed for 11 deaths in the united states. 15 -- 5 million residents without power and expected to be restored september 22nd. fema estimated 25% homes in the florida keys were destroyed. 9 states were impacted by the storm. reporter mola lange has a look at the damage. >>reporter: a man walked through a flood the street in the riverside section of jackson

. >> sparky harlan shared findings with the young couch surfers with the board of assume visors today. she wants the county to focus giving more resources. desiree said she started couch surfing because her mother abused drugs. >> i remember, it was like the perfect life. i had to say my mom is sick. >> teens and young adults can get please and counseling. >> i've been able to apply for jobs, have interviews, so it has been pretty, it's been okay of the. >> but a lot more help is needed for a population struggling to make it on their own. abc7 news. >>> we may find this interesting. a new study shows on one level, at least, men and women in technology are treated the sail. if you're an older worker, defined as being over 40, by the way, forget about being hired. there is a systemic ageism in tech hiring practices of younger workers are seen as being able to work long hours and weekends. if oweder workers do get hired, they're celebrated for their experience and maturity. >>> it appears the beginning of the send near for twitter's 140-character limit of the today the could i, a san fra

once the aftermath of brown versus board of education where the county in the name of sovereignty and individual liberty shut down the school system and sent all the white children to private schools with public money and let the black children with no schooling for five years because those students had had the temerity to go on strike in 1951 for a decent school, a school that might be at least a little bit as nice as the white student school, and for that act which then fumbled into brown versus board of education and became of the five cases in reynolds versus board of education. that active resistance caused them to cut down the schools and left them with no public education for five years. all they had was what social movement organizations could provide like the naacp and so forth. i was horrified by the story that i had never heard of and i was deeply moved by what had happened. i started to research that story and i learned that tuition grants which would today be called junctures were crucial to the story of what happened in prince edward county. i learned that wilton freedma

competitor who is of major industrial companies are extremely sensitive in france the supervisory board of munich based the minutes is also meeting to discuss the deal as well as further ventures with canada's bond group. or comrade another french german success story or just a whole lot of job cuts what is this well it's likely that this entails job cuts but given that the french government the french state is a big shareholder of storm it's likely that the two sides will want to prove that they can make this merger the european way you know in a consensus oriented way and. what's important also is that this entails a lot of opportunity in terms of strategic this could create the second largest rainmaker in the world after the chinese market leaders see r.r.c. that's a big thing conrad thank you. buba has struggled with scandals this year accusations of sexism suggestions that you software to hide information from regulators last week london's transport authorities decided not to renew his license to operate in the british capital citing a lack of corporate responsibility now the company'

today the board of supervisors unanimously passed the first reading of legislation would require car rental companies to make the bar codes and advertising on their vehicles less visable . a final vote is expected next week.we just want them to make the less obvious and take their advertising off it's like look at me.steal my stuff in my car because i'm a car rentala hearing at city hall is scheduled for next wednesday to his proposed ordinance that would require each of san francisco's police stations to dedicate at least one officer to investigate property crimes. focusing on car break ins and bike thefts the first year.people are angry out there. i mean every meeting i go to community meeting their issues it comes up, the common issue for the 26 groups i have is car theft , car breakins a man getting his vehicle's smashed out window replaced at this south van ness repair shop is one of those people unhappy with the rise in crime, the criminals and the response.half the time he reported to the cops they're kind a like well this is the way it is. they're not gonna put too much energ

battle i keep thinking there's no way we'll continue to apply over one man's attempt to get on the board of a cincinnati giant, but it doesn't stop. stock rally another dollar, new all-time high today. while proxy fights are rare we'd be blind to ignore the am of take over this is week like the potential spri sprint/t-mobile combination i think the trump administration will bless them. >>> norther braman, that stock was up yesterday and rallied again today. how account stock of the the acquirerer keep going higher the possibility for how much cost savers are higher thanks to rocket man in north korea the inspired nickname president trump gave to kim jong-un. back to how hard it is to be skeptical. throughout the discussion of take over, one thing this iowa mentioned as a possibility, maybe it'll be blocked by the justice department trust division nobody said, this makes it so there are a fewer competitors so they can bid and drive down the portion of military equipment saving u.s. treasury that's amazing, a year ago i don't think this deal would have gone through if hillary clinton would ha

over to malaysia, where prime minister najib says he wants to see more women on boards of directors, irectors. norway set 40% back in 2003 and is now nearing that goal. germany has a 30% target, similar to malaysia. and over here in singapore, the government has a 20% target by 2020. in malaysia, the government also added that businesses without the motherboard directors will be named and shamed. —— female board directors. will this make a difference? it is going in the right direction. he said there is a target, not when it has to be reached by. whether it will be compulsory, voluntary... it will depend on what follows from now on. but what i do now, i spoke earlier this week at a conference, and a clear message was that the tone from the top matters. what malaysia is doing with this statement from the prime minister, it is making it an issue for the entire country, which issue for the entire country, which is good news. in terms of benefits financially for companies, how does it actually benefit a company's bottomline in terms of dollars with women on board? there are many studies.

of that choice. he told me a couple things. he told me brown the board and desegregation was about access to resources. but he told me it came at the cost of cultural competency among the teaching ranks in front of children. [applause] >> so i became a teacher in los angeles public schools and i supported my students in passing the unified school system and the middle school to which i was a science teacher, i was the first black teacher for my middle school children in my school. i was sanctioned by my latino woman principle for having my children read maia angelo. because it was a ninth grade reading list book and i was teaching eighth grade. cultural competency is something that was sacrificed and is not talked about, we talk about the byproducts of desegregation. i don't care if kids go to schools in a monolithic environment. of the teachers cannot have a level of cultural competency to represent the people who are in front of them. [applause] >> i am from new orleans and chicago. while i was a teacher, climbing through the ranks, became a department

of view? >> we've got an downstanding board. foe many of our board members, they are outstanding and they are most important for the future of our company. many people tell me why not. why not is not the governing standard for our company we want why. who are the right people to bring to the company >> based on the amount of whom and you can put more on rather than fight him for what he says could be $150 million. you can invite him in and bring those ideas, he's just one person why would he interrupt the corporation? >> well, first of all i don't know where he got the 150 mltds. the cost of solicitation we've given estimates in that area the why not, he's proposed things that could be dangerous to the short-term, which is reorganize the company many of the inventions in the process improvements that serve many of these brands and underpen the tremendous performance in efficiency and value they offer came out of corporate rnd and into the byes. >> i want people to understand he is not calling for a cut in the rnd budget you're ta

board of education and in that decision they said education is perhaps the most important function of state and local governments and these days as is doubtful that any kind may reasonably be spegexpected to succeed in life if denied the opportunity of an education. such an opportunity is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms. they concluded that in the feel of public education, the doctrine of separate but equal has no place. separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. thanks that we followed that with recognizing that we fund education through the real estate tax and guaranteeing in equality, we follow through with the esea, elementary and secondary education act where on the title 1 we put money into low income areas so there would be a fighting chance. we went further to no child left behind which recognized you not only get the money straight, you have to get achievement straight and if there are achievement gaps, you have find them and do something about it. unfortunately no child left behind had such a cookie cutter approach that it was not effe

>>reporter: in a unanimous vote the separate cisco board of supervisors passing a resolution urging the department to rename justin herman plaza at the foot of market along the embarcadero. >> this is really not a resolution to demonize him. >>reporter: the late justin herman was had of the agency from 1959 to 1971. he says during that time he displaced african and japanese communities.>> and fillmore more than 4000 individuals were displaced, 60 square blocks of a vibrant community were demolished. this happened under three marist, under, sport the supervisors, under many different department heads. it was a misguided principle of the time. and justin herman has come to symbolize that time. >>reporter: they want the public to decide on a new name and julie mastering as recommendations.>> tonight i suggested was my angela was san francisco's first black female street operator -- streetcar operator and david johnson first black photography student. >>reporter: and i my position to rename the plaza has nearly 14,000 signatures. a spokeswoman says the park is open to the idea and provided

in 1954, the brown versus board of education case was handed down. up to therock, it was local superintendent of schools to implement their own plan. intral high school was built 1927, it was considered one of the most beautiful high schools and americans -- in america by the american institute of architects. everything you see here now is as it originally was. there are statues over the doors read, school that ambition, personality, opportunity and preparation. they stand above the steps that denied black students entrance until 1957. across the way, they did not have enough funding to complete the black school, the black community had to drum up private foundations moneys to construct the school and were able to raise $400,000. right from the beginning you have a school that $1.5 million was invested in verses $400,000. there was a disparity there -- teacher salaries was based on skin colors. the library at central had new books, the students at dunbar had to use hand-me-down books. central had state-of-the-art science equipment and dunbar did not.

a deal for the future of air berlin is taking form the bankrupt airline stated after a board meeting on monday negotiations with of johns and easyjet are being held until october twelfth. considering the difficult situation i'm relieved to say that after our negotiations we are on the way to achieving good job prospects for around eighty percent of our colleagues here berlin with our bidders in the name and. so finns and technical details will be thrashed out in the coming weeks and any final deal will need to be approved by european regulators at stake of the carriers one hundred forty least aircraft coveted landing and takeoff slots at german airports some prime berlin real estate and the livelihoods of thousands of employees easy jet is only interested in parts of the passenger airline while the town's a spade includes austrian airline nikki as well for sale she generates some three hundred fifty million euros two hundred million of which will come from love tons and that's good news for the german taxpayer because the one hundred fifty million euros in bridging loans provided by t