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rebecca: jonathan, y spepend so much of your timime pro bono passionately trying to fill those jobsn cyber security and so many other things. you work with some of e st minds you are trying to bring totogether the business community the start of communinity, and the government. whatbout this whole they can't fill. jonathan: there is a challenge for high-t-tech workers. the reason why what we are doing in washington is so important is because there are people involv in technology that are consumer. ouour effort is s to bring them private intervenors differ fill those jobs if the phil that it fills together very wewell. rebecca: we had big news with signgns of a deal with iran. it hasn't been s signed on the dotted line. govement may take steps to get in thehe way. have come a long way over the israeli eltions. signs of possible easing of economic sanctions so that sinesses can get the same opportrtunities. are they still big and ever prent? jonaan: now tt memet now who is reelected he is a force to be ckoned with. i thihink the republican leadership in congress has real concerns. evev

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question for example the legal research that the city attorney's office presumably was doing to get pro bono help to help the city that applies to a number of those would it not not only to the controlled committees but to a number of the other ones and how about the public sort of the public hearing would it make sense to combine them so that your macro the record not only for say the candidates controlled committees but other regulations your got on the priority list. >> well. >> is doable do you think. >> with respect to the report issues i think we want feedback in terms of what is most valuable to the public how guidance works with the regulation and that sort of thing with this really and also with the prop j we're talking about you know some important constitutional issues i'll be worried about sort of giving them a short trip if everything is combined together. >> any other questions or comments from the commissioners? i echo commissioner keane's statement it is well done and helpful and seeing where we need to go one suggestion that i have is i know we don't have a formal committee

indicative of don's spirit when i asked him what is it like he said i'm looking to do high leverage pro bono work we thank you don for your advise and most popular don't smile too much when you think of us every tuesday night and your by the policy in la thank you, don for your service and being here (clapping). >> thank you, mr. instructor the next agenda item recognized and oh, i'm sorry we're moving to item one item under h superintendent proposal in support of naming the sunny side middle school the ruby bell where i know moved and seconded and may i have a report from the buildings and grounds committee policemen's is not here so any members of the community that want to report. >> commissioner walton. >> good evening, everyone and thank you grumbling drumming at the granddaughters or grounds committee we were in support of naming the middle school after ruby bell wing and wanted to bring this to the board. >> thank you very much commissioner shamann walton let's see may we have a reading of the resolution by the superintendent. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to ask

on this is asking the state water board to target the our irrigation for california next one is pro bono irrigation for tooufr and other mediums already dph has stopped watering mediums so we're ahead and the water our newly constructed building that is good for mick space systems and our irrigation next item there are permitting agencies that move along faster employing may faster like surface and stormwater capturing and basically the governor said if anyone amazing has planned to develop a water source they want it to be processed with a 90 day turn around time for the applications and a few other things in the order as well that may affect us but those are the ones that are the most significant to the regulatory framework how they'll achieve the 25 percent reduction we're basically to take all the agencies in california have more than 3 thousand connections and rate them all accordingly to the residential per person use per day for that agency so i'm showing you a few things in san francisco writing to gallons per person per day so they then took the holistically and said those are u

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to figure out -- you know what this campaign might look like and how they can contribute their pro bono services because the larger ones -- this campaign, if we were to do -- maybe good for them but it's not that big of an ask for the size of -- i just don't know. >> yeah i mean we have had a history of having these in in the past but the issue is to sustain this and this is culture change and going to take 2, 3, 5, 6 years of repeated repeated messaging and we may get a lot of support in the first year which would be fantastic but we have to figure out how to make this more sustainable and i'm sure the interest is there and part of the strategy and our director of communications is looking at the partnerships with the media as well so we have that relationship already. >> thank you. >> thank you. just to get a sense -- when is sfmta going to be first presenting a a draft of its budget to the board of directors? >> do you mean the communications budget or -- >> the entire budget. >> i'm sorry, i i don't know when that will be. >> okay my guess is probably in april and so what i will try

mediation and we do have an award winning mediation program want last year 50 cases were medyaitded by pro bono mediators and other agencies that have programs used paid mediators and in san francisco we are lucky to have the san francisco bar association and a community of mediators that volunteer to do this for the occ. the cases that were mediated represent more than one investigateon case closers and result in a cost and time savings. they are concluded quicker than an investigation and a greater satisfaction on the part of the complainants and officers and we determined that through a customer satisfaction survey. in addition the occ engages in outreach to inform the community about the occ's work about the availability of the complaint process and we have been told that we were the first civilian oversight agency in the nation to develop a strategic plan which is posted on our website and outreach includes community presentations and meet with community groups to collaborate on matters that would enhance delivery of services by the police department, and meeting with the groups and with t

nigeria's military said it invaded boko haram's last-known stronghold the raid taking place in north-east bono state. troops backed by a force launched an offensive against the armed group, and recaptured much of the territory it controlled. >> an indian farmer driven to desperation hung himself from a tree in new delhi, it occurred drog a protest over -- during a protest over prime minister narendra modi's farm reform and amid allegations that he has not done enough to help during the unseasonal remains. >> reporter: this is the body of a farmer hanging himself at a political rally meant to highlight farmer's right. >> translation: a man commits suicide when he find all the enemies are closed no one heard his misery, he had to take the step. there was a loss of life in front of hundreds of people. the rally was organised on the common man party. it accused the police of not doing enough to prevent his death. >> reporter: police were acting like mute spectators we urged them to take action. they did not pay any heed. the workers had to do what we are not supposed to, scaling the tree and took

we are fortunate enough to get some pro bono assistance with those techie s at google. they assigned three of their techies to give us full time assistance to their access of their own accessibility teams for access issues. mike can tell you more about the tech side. we hope we've done what we can to try to get enough input around what the existing barriers are. victoria has present at all of our meetings and obviously they are not there to speak for all people with disabilities. we can try to come up with a process that will be accessible by everyone. one issue that i know was a concern i think of this group before that while putting an online application does create to some degree ease accessibility there is a disability that is a divide for those individuals which that might not work. what are we trying to do. right now we have been expanding the funding that we are offering to a number of different organizations so that we'll be able to offer neighborhood specify accessible hubs so within those neighborhoods, within those communities people will be able to go to hop

marc's legal research was all done pro bono at his own time. after a year, the tenants, we feel like we have finally secure contracts with the new building owner, mr. herskovich and we will not be evicted, we hope. our sense of relief is overwhelming. marc also was very careful and diligent to make sure mr. herman baker, whose beach office on the first floor on the adjacent building, also owned by mr. herskovich, was returned carefully to his aeplt after his water heater blew up and he had to move out temporarily. i hope the new building owner and we tenants can get along. pauline craig. i also have a letter from another person on the first floor of this building that says marc, thank you for your thoughtfulness and concern for all of us tenants by making the transition easier most of os for being the rock and support during these terrifying times of uncertainty. that's what it's like to be a tenant in san francisco today. we can read the newspapers. i can't force people here. they are older than i am and i'm 55. i mean it's the nature of life

it's all been done with the help of an army of attorneys and scientists working pro bono. >> we're trying to spread the message that people everywhere, all over the world, hold these fundamental, inalienable rights to have their essential natural resources protected for themselves and for future generations, for their children and great-grandchildren. >> reporter: many of the lawsuits, including the federal suit, have been dismissed. and while a couple of state judges have been receptive to the idea that the public trust could include the atmosphere, none has forced state governments to take action. richard stewart is a professor of environmental law at new york university and explained the plaintiffs in oregon will have an uphill battle, too. >> it's an interesting and intriguing idea, but there are a number of problems. one, it goes way beyond what any state court has done thus far. secondly, the atmosphere is global and greenhouse gases mix globally, so oregon can by no means solve the problem, even the problem in oregon. the third problem is providing a remedy, and many courts in... t

a customer took his case pro bono. >> i feel good about staying here and hopefully we can start a trendere landlords stop to say, hey, we need to keep old new york something that is alive, keep the character in new york. instead of becoming a cement city. >> rocco realizes he's a rarity. an old school shoe shine shop in a city where chain retail stores have increased by nearly 2.5% in the past year according to the center for an urban future. >>> it is time now to answer some of your business questions. so let's get our board of directors here to help us out. investor jesse cole is the ceo of the clothing line hot hippy. and monica menta is also a ceo at her business. the first question is about leasing a new space. >> so our business is two-and-a-half years old and is run out of a garage currently. we are expanding and looking into our first commercial industrial space. and i was wondering if you had any tips on things to look for in that first location and signing that first lease. >> good sign when you move out of your apartment or garage for space. you know a little bit about real e

bono said it feels like i have somebody else ee hand. hard bit because i can't play the guitar. they kick off a world tour next month. >> i hope that works out for him. >> i talked to morgan freeman last night. he can't fly anymore because he hurt his hand. >> that's tough too. >>> the "washington post" says they're fueling questions about exercises. there have been intense speculations since it was brought up in march. manuel bojorquez shows us the growing hostility. good morning. >> good morning. they say the operation is needed to keep emerging threats from around the world but there's enough paranoia that they've ordered the texas state guard to keep a close eye on the exercises. >> this is in preparation for the financial collapse and maybe even obama not leaving office. i'm telling you this is so huge. >> reporter: online there is question that he's masking something insidious. >> one thing is for sure. troops will be ready and trained to take over your town when it happens. >> they're prepared to issue martial law and even maybe r

take vo ---las autoridades municipales ordenarn a los integrantes de ''bono farmers'' desalojar la zonal proyecto que semanas atrs daba esperanzas de empleo e ingresos a migrantes deportados fue frenado inesperadamente segn los voluntarios... --- ante el desalojo... los fundadores del programa han hecho una solicitud formal al municipio y hasta el momento no han recibido respuesta... juan fran - take vo --pasemos a panam donde ms de 5-mil agentes del rden se preparan para reforzar la seguridad durante la cumbre de las amricas. --el evento se llevar a cabo los das diez y once de abril donde decenas de jefes gobierno pondrn en debate temas polticos de ndole nacional e internacional. --uno de los hechos de gran espectativa ser la presencia de el presidente obama quien estar dentro de la misma sala junto a los mandatarios de "cuba" y "venezuela." juan fran - take vo --vayamos al sureste de chile donde permanece en alerta la zona adyacente al volcn "villarica." --durante el fin de semana se pudo presenciar la acitividad superficial a nivel del ccrater considerado uno de los ms activos en el

a dc law firm is representing the family pro bono. >> it is time to brew on this.hristmas come early for a small credit card company he shocked his employees with the news that he would be taking a major pay cut in order to raise the company's minimum wage to 70000 dollars. this announcement bringing workers to their feet. (applause) >> to make it happen price is cutting his nearly $1 million salary and taking the 70,000 dollar salary and will also use about 80 percent of the company's anticipated profit to make the wage increases possible. the average salary at graph vit is -- gravity is 48,000 dollars. we want to know does money buy happiness? send an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will share them later in the show. >> it will be interesting to hear what people say about that for sure. >> danger 30,000 feet up. how new technology could have hackers controlling planes from the ground. >> a police chase unlike we have ever seen. the coyote giving cops the run around. but first on this day in 1947 jackie robinson played his first major league baseball game

we've heard a lot of rumours that they were spotted in one of the small cities in bono. but there was no substantial evidence to prove that. so we don't know if the girls are oi live, or if it exists whether it's in nigeria or the neighbouring countries, or if at all. the leader of boko haram once said that he was going to start them off into slavery or marriages. we don't know if he done this. some are killed. >> we'llto follow the disappearance of the schoolgirls. and the progress of the nigerian army >>> the president of sierra leone called for africa to be represented at the u.n. security council. they made the comment that the opening of the summit - they called on asian leaders to support the seat. in south africa hundreds gathered for a march. civil rights groups call for an end to attacks on migrants. seven poem died in violence. crowds gathered for an anti-zeno fobian march. now, there's a multitude of civil society groups here today. representing the fight against h.i.v. and people have travelled from all over south africans. one man told me it was to show that

. >>> coming up, how u2 frontman bono is at the center of an international incident involving russia.first an amazing sight from hawaii. the lava lake capturing attention on the island. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma it is hot out there this afternoon. a look at ocean beach as we head into may we've got cooler changes for some. we'll detail those with the forecast. >>> a look at our afternoon commute. this time spotlighting the golden gate bridge. as drew mentioned earlier, not a cloud in the sky. the traffic moving nicely in both directions. >>> a truly amazing sight at hawaii's kilauea volcano. a lav va lake is rising and has overflowed a crater three times this week. the crater holding the lava lake is 500 by 700 feet wide. this is mesmerizing. beautiful. scientists say they're not sure how long this will continue. kilauea's current eruption has been going on for more than three decades. it's spectacular when you see it up close and personal. >>> spencer christian is on assignment. he'll join us in a few minutes. >> drew tuma here with the accuweather forecast. the dome of heat st

do pro bono work. find out if you'll be interested in something. then network like crazy.orget sending resumes. and realize that you'll probably have to go to work for a lot less money than you worked for before. gerri: we have a full screen that says not everyone is unhappy with the salary they get in a second career. 18% say they were paid the same. 50% said their salary rose. 31% said they had a lower salary. so it is possible to find something that makes you happy and also pays you money. tony we'll leave it there. so good to see you. thank you for coming on the show. >> always a pleasure. thank you. gerri: coming up, the teacher who tried to fail his entire class is here to tell us why he took such a drastic action. head live to chicago as the windy city gets ready for a big weekend as the nfl draft kicks off tomorrow. how the city is celebrating. you'll want to see that. ♪ ♪ gerri: welcome back to the willis report. in a moment we head live to nfl draft town. but it's time for a look at other stories in the news. the official death toll from saturday's earthquake in

my law firm came in and represented the american legion pro bono but the city couldn't bear the coststhe millions of dollars. that sort of intimidation run a lot of towns out of the business of using any sort of suggestive symbol. >> when it gets to the core of military service -- >> yeah. one of the locals there, everyone figured the same thing. we didn't win the war by throwing sticks and stones. got to go shannon. >> that's exactly right. megyn. >> you may have seen a video of an air force veteran arrested. she said the students were trampling all over the stars and stripes, when she got a chance she grabbed the flag and wouldn't give it up. that's when police showed up. >> actually it is. any time it's been born or ripped concern. >> this belongs to actually the entire united states. >> it's not yours. >> hey! [ bleep ]. >> let it go. >> stop. >> let it go. let go of me. [ bleep ]. >> resisting arrest -- everybody, back up, back up. >> i ain't seen nothing [ bleep ]. >> ain't nobody coming up. >> give it back and we'll file a grievance. >> joining me now in a kelly file exclusive.

financial adviser appeared on fox business before, he is actual there meeting with the family pro bono. cheryl: i hope they will reopen the pizza shop. >> they are they are reopening the pizza shop, from what we understand and transfer from go fund me has already started so we're out of the picturing the family will use some donation paying off a business loan they had about $53,000 then use some money to help out those other business owners that have also been attacked like the 74-year-old gloriest -- florist and photography business owners who are losing everything because of this persecution. cheryl: you have to wonder why this is such a hot button issue i said this on box business, that we have an election coming up people looking for big social issues. to turn into bigger issues. but, the liberal media in particular, why do you think they grabbed on to this particular this pizza owner this issue in indiana. and lesser extent in arkansas? why is that? >> that is the million dollar question, it is inconsistent. these are the statement people that cheer a framework of a rough draft o

>> i've currently got a pro bono client who has fled the iranian government and the iranian secret policenow exactly what this regime is capable of and we need to be clear eyed about them. that being said iran always puts its own interests first. they have a tremendous amount of domestic instability because of a large youth population that can't find work and isn't connected to the outside world and in that kind of a domestic context these sanctions really have had an effect. look. iran wouldn't be at the negotiating table with the united states germany you know, our allies in europe unless they thought they could get something and unless they needed something. so keeping the pressure on is a way to make sure they change their behavior. it's not perfect but if the alternative is war, try this approach first. jenna: we don't want that. no one really wants that. or maybe i should say most everyone, chris. there's always a few. let me just ask you this briefly if i could. >> sure. jenna: sanctions were described to me in a recent conversation as permanent sanctions relief as part of this dea

i think the "times" reporter talked about him going to three different parties with bono the rockstarthat also does not strike me as a presidential kind of affect. i do not think fdr ever went crazy because he met bing crosby or ronald reagan because he met madonna. i hope you never met madonna. it is not something a self-possessed and worldly guy does. brian lamb: your career, we saw you back in 1987. you were working for "the national spectator ergo how long did you work there? andrew ferguson: it started in indiana and i think i started in 84. we all moved out here in 85 the following year and i worked 88, i covered the 88 campaign so probably until 89. then i went to an editorial features writer and did that for a couple of years and was asked to write speeches for the first president bush. his chief speechwriter was a friend of mine. i did that for a year. as i said before, when i started working for him in the hellish year of 1992, i started in january when his approval was 47% or 48% and by march i got it down to about 35%. it just continue to plummet. the longer i worked, the

you still perform operations on the weekends sometimes i guess pro bono. but what do you say to the people who say, rand paul does he have the experience as a first-term senator it didn't work out the last time with barack obama? >> i think in all likelihood the nominee and/or the next president will be somebody who's been elected to something. unlikely we'll get anybody who hasn't been elected to anything. you'll find good senators, bad senators, and good governors and bad governors. you do remember jimmy carter right? people think it's automatic that a governor is better than a senator. people should be judged on their entire character. you should get to know them. know whether they have wisdom. whether they're well read. whether they're reckless. whether they're overly emotional and react in a way without thinking. we're talking about electing someone who would be in charge of our in you clear weapons. somebody who can launch a nuclear weapon. you don't want somebody who wants to be at war in 15 countries and think war is always the answer. we want some