can we replicate that bowman -- can we replicate that? the district is changing how special education services will be provided but did not talk about fat and how patterns could meet the needs of students and -- did not talk about that and how parents could meet the needs of students. special education needs are not being addressed. we need resources. there is not a lot of talk about special education. what is the theory about how to meet the needs of struggling and high achieving students, whether through honors courses or differentiation? i am not a big advocate for tracking, but i want them to have a plan. how are they going to engage those kids. sometimes the electives is going to be the piece that keeps them engaged. some parents were skeptical the district could find the resources, while it is clear that funds should be prioritized to make it work. >> i am going to talk about expanding the language pathway and the findings are around that. people supported the idea of expanding language performances for middle school students. let's

is there a process involved, and are there tiebreakers bowman -- tie breakers? if you look at current practice, as memorialize this year with the run, there was no initial middle school of fine. was there a choice process hammond -- a choice processed? yes, and what were the tiebreakers. first was younger siblings followed by a test score and other tiebreakers as determined. staff costs recommendation is a five-year plan, and that is in two parts, so if you look a first four years, school year 2012-2013 through school year 2015-2016, and will there be an initial middle school of for natoma -- school offered chairman richard -- middle school offer? yes. what are the tiebreakers but would be involved hamas and -- involved hamas -- involved bowman -- iinvolved? middle school attendance would follow triggered -- would follow a period. depending on the elementary school the student attends, there is an appropriate assigned middle school. there would be a feeder pattern. is there a choice processed natoma -- processed? yes, there would be a choice. and the final would

can we replicate that bowman -- can we replicate that? the district is changing how special education services will be provided but did not talk about fat and how patterns could meet the needs of students and -- did not talk about that and how parents could meet the needs of students. special education needs are not being addressed. we need resources. there is not a lot of talk about special education. what is the thry

how are they going to pay for that bowman -- to pay for that? people wonder how to improve services for english language in general as well as those who do not speak the language. parents also wondered if students of special education and general education would have access to programs. despite the language pathways and commitments, only this plan is a legal mandate, and as we try to do this stuff, why don't we serve pacific islander students? there are not any programs for them. what do we do first? what takes precedence? this is what we heard when it was presented. we heard parents questioning whether students in general have any direct relationship to building these schools. we were completely against the concept. it looks really nice if you are getting in the top six requested schools. on the other hand, the community-building opportunities would strengthen the ability to meet the needs of the incoming students. there are a lot of implications, because middle school is a short amount of time. it is hard to build continuity of leadership when

is that mandated at some plays, -- at some place bowman -- place? is there some way to deal with these improvements? >> in the financing plan, which is transactional agreement as well as this monitoring program, which is a mitigation program. >> i did read that, and i saw the mechanism exists corrigan which i did not see is some obligation to use that mechanism -- i saw the mechanism exists. what i did not see is an obligation to use the mechanism. >> the sea level rise improvements have the first call on those dollars. goothe financing plan is an attachment. >> that is what i could not find. if it is in there, i would like a citation. it looks as though if there is enough money there, you can probably afford the increases, although i am highly skeptical of what that would cost. >> i have one follow-up. what is the bill the projected? you said that would be assessed at 35.7. what is the projected to be? >> 20 years. i would also point to the financing plan that gives the city the authority to issue bonds at any time. what we have done is cap them at

would you call the roll please bowman -- please? >> the motion to adopt this resolution. [calling votes] the vote is 4-0. this resolution is adopted. >> we will move on to item 5, the rehearing request. we received a letter from natasha ernst, requesting rehearing of appeal #11-004. on march 16, 2011, the votes -- the board voted to revoke the subject wireless box permit, and on april 20, 2011, and the board voted to adopt findings as amended. we will start with ms. ernst. >> thank you for this opportunity to speak to you about wireless equipment on the utility pole. there have been some new materials faxed that they are meeting on march 16. after that meeting, the process could be fixed immediately, and we were told by the department of public works they are not processing any permit requests at this time due to the change in law. they are still not processing the. since the written materials were given to you, we do not know the dates. it is looking like june 1 is going to be the date when the new regulations are put into affect, so we are requesting the spill -- no per

does that relate to your entitlement versus the building department entitlement bowman -- entitlement? >> the planning department entitlement relates to our review of been given general advertising sign as legal or illegal, so it relates more to that. >> i think the building department would have a different opinion. there is a timeline during which a permit can be filed. does that come into play? >> i think it certainly could, and now professor duffy could speak to that issue if you would like. >> you have anything the talks about what kind of permanent it was? >> we do. it was assigned to permit. -- a sign permit. >> i understand no work was performed, but i do not understand what was the length of time before the department realized your error? >> i will get your response. my sense it was when we received a complaint and went to verify the complaint and the follow-up work. we requested relocation of the permanent -- revocation of the permanent on march 11, and the permit itself was issued january 18. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioner says curator -- commissioners triggere

the -- commissioners bowman -- commissioners? >> vice president garcia, were you about to say something? commissioner garcia: i wish the department would do an analysis of how this works out in dollar figures for an individual operator, and let's take an assumption that all the figures are exactly correct your year of 30 days was decided -- are exactly correct. 30 days was decided. that might seem reasonable to some people, of the fact that it is the first offense, and we can all assume they did not just kesse and the first time they sold cigarettes, but we should assume that. they said they have never done it iaside from this time, and then you compare the find is someone who sells liquor to a minor region -- compare the fine to someone who sells liquor to a minor. my memory is it is something like $100, so we are saying -- maybe some people feel like this, that tobacco -- the sale of tobacco, which does not require the same kind of licensing that liquor dose, so we have to say that our government is wrong to require all the thi

a goo>> do you have any questiou want to ask bowman -- want to ask? is there any member of the public who would like to comment? we have somebody come into the microphone, but maybe we want to hear the staff presentation first. >> we >> good evening, commissioners in. we have have lengthy powerpoint. we will try to get through it as quickly as we can to save questions. we also want to thank our community partners and our parent partners for all of their hard work for -- their hard work was greatly appreciated and at times they took a beating but always kept smiling and kept a positive attitude so we definitely appreciate their hard work. what we would like to do is give you some updates regarding the assignment in the quality middle school path way as you have already heard, there has been a lot of information that has come from the community and what we would like to do is starting on that, in your power point o page 12 is where we're going to start talking a little bit about the staff's recommendations and where it was going from here. so on page 12

so what do you look at now to hold yourself accountable to make sure every school is a good school bowman -- is a good school? at what point are people going to be talking about high school? high school is just as important, getting those kids ready for college, and if my child is sent to a high school that does not have a strong ap program, how is she going to be taking a test to get into the school she wants to get into. when will you address that topic? can anyone answer me? a month, two months? >> we are not going to engage in a dialogue, and it is true there are high schools and people do not want to go to secure a good -- to go to. this is a conversation that this is not the appropriate place. we welcome you to be part and of that. >> someone can tell me, that would be great. >> if someone could get her name, thank you. >> i have a question about the tie breaker and the test score areas. how are the students that are coming from the areas into different schools -- they're coming from the east to the west side. how are the kids accountable once they are in the school? they're coming

eric bowman said he wants to know if arnold schwarzenegger used campaign funds as part of the cover- up. >>pam: you will see more as this unfolds. kimberly has a look at what the former governor's children are saying about the news. >>kimberlee: 2 of the children had. his tweed read some days you feel like playing, some days you want to quit in just a normal for a day, yet i love my family till death do us part. from the daughter catherine, she said this is definitely not easy but i appreciate your love and support as i begin to heal and move forward in life i will always love my family! we want to know what you think, isn't kron 4 facebook page and leave your comment. >>pam: new details tonight about ongoing charges of police misconduct in the san francisco police department. several videos released have led to the dismissal of at least 83 drug and robbery cases. a while due to allegations of improper searches and other misconduct by san francisco police officers. today, new video release and new charges of misconduct. band is here with the latest. public defender is here accusing s

be one of formula one red bulls bowman. has taken a slight dent has both sebastian vettel a mark webber were upstaged at the latest free practice for sunday's monaco grand prix as twice champion fun and alonzo stole the spotlight in the streets of monte carlo a reigning champion standings leader vettel did set near the pace after the morning session but the german had to settle for a fastest in the afternoon while it was it shrinks height at the top rory's along getting his nose in front with mclaren's lewis hamilton on his heels and the third quickest in his mercedes jenson button paul. will stay on for wales and the new racing season is kicked off in russia the national touring car championship got underway outside the ancient city of smolensk three hundred fifty kilometers west of moscow thirty eight drivers it competing of course for cabbage rays and it was a neck and neck competition and a top story effort on incoming alexander for all of the provisional leader and head of reigning champion me. even though the parallel

this was clearly discussed in a case that was cited in bowman versus city of berkeley. she actually lost that case so -- sorry, i didn't mean to end on that. >> thank you. i think there will be a number of questions. let me first start off and i'm not sure who i should direct this question to, but there has been questions about undergrounding and your position is something that at&t doesn't believe that's possible but we have questions about whether that is a case. i have a different question around the possible siting of these boxes on private property and i'm wondering if you could talk about that. i understand you have suggested there are issues around emergencies and difficulty of accessing boxes, but can you explain why you need to use the public right-of-way and why you can't contract with private parties to put these boxes on private party? >> public private of way and directs public utilities to place their equipment. but as mentioned earlier, the surface-mounted facilities order does hold the threshold that when we apply for a permit to place something above gr

illegal bowman's the white house sidelines the us constitution by skipping the deadline to keep its forces in action of libya without approval from congress. taking to the hospital fragile from terror untaught ago but environment is bearing the brunt of climate change. are you watching r t we're live from moscow welcome to the program israel has rejected the u.s. code for it to retreat behind the pre nine hundred sixty seven war borders and with joy from the occupied palestinian territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks says it's a concession he will not make for the meeting president of imus said his condition must be fulfilled in order to create any future palestinian state but as i mentioned sharon has more. that was a very cordial meeting but the talks between friends as they kept calling each other has reached a dead end obama mentioned his thursday speech and his suggestion for israel to go back to the screen nine hundred sixty seven borders prime minister netanyahu said realities on the ground have changed the need is unrealistic to build up going

bowman is treating he's seen zero side effects. but the big concern is the catch. right now it's about $150 for a bottle which lasts about three weeks. allergen, the manufacturer of latisse is conducting clinical trials of its own for scalp hair growth and seek fda approval. >>> another giants back, d ns tryns to get some zen rest tonight with the team on the brink of either glory or disaster. >>> good evening. one-run games have been the specialty this homestand for the giants. tomorrow is a day game finale with arizona before the giants head out on a seven-game road trip. but tonight the lads ready to sit in the proper order. they rally bottom five. this aubrey huff solo shot to right ties the game at 3. it's huff's fourth homer of the year. and then very next inning andres torres stepping up with two outs and miguel tejada on third. and ripping a ground rule double that gives the giants the lead, helping jonathan sanchez to a win with torres making a big difference in his second game back since coming off the dl. brian wilson works the ninth for save number 12.

warner in this case did you lose your job but according to the sun sentinel the circuit judge john bowman dismissed the case saying that prosecutors are given immunity from lawsuits in the course of doing their jobs and other police state news missoula is standing up to ice that's right you see our benevolent overlords and government have to protect us from dangerous information have been shutting down websites but this company mafia m a f a created a plug in an ad on the firefox called fire for the firefox web browser that lets you get around these bans he says because what it does is it takes you immediately to alternative domain so when you go to a band website instead of seen this domain has been seized by and all the crap legal jargon that they put out there when they do that. you were automatically taken to a site and basically just saving you the trouble of finding the place that the information that they were trying to suppress has got up anyways because the internet is just that awesome the developers did this to demonstrate the futility of doing seizures and succeeded but now th

the bowman. are you here and a nice word to put it.o put money >> we need to put support all levels. to put a program on to the next level and for that we have an opportunity to take it to the next level. >>gary: outside of winning what else can you do if there are not that many people of one to put money into this program? >> we have to show people that this is what we need and the support that we need and taking it to another level. it is my job to convince people that is what we need to do. >>gary: and i believe that your father were head free cards, and money under the table to the athletic as the athletic director? when are they going to start to give away cars? >> never! >>gary: ohio state, 50 cars! given away to players. >> those are crazy times and what we want to do is try to do it the right way, that is what we aspire to do. >>gary: and thank you, do not be a stranger. pamela? >>gary: pamela do think he is going to make it? >> and he is going to make it! >>gary: s u 11:00 p.m. see yout 11:00 p.m. >>> hines ward's "dancing wit

. >> reporter: so joel bowman educator at redwood spent an hour teaching seconds and third graders that even sea life can have blurred gender identity. >> the female sea horses actually deposits eggs in the male and the male gives birth. or gekos that are male or female. >> reporter: only three people kept them out of class. >> the kids get this. they are accepting. >> reporter: the attorney seven schneider fired off a statement accusing the school of failing to notify parents properly claiming. but principal sarah stone said parents expressed broad support for the programs which were funded by a grant from the teacher's union. >> my question is how is it pushing an agenda to teach kids to be caring and kind to one another and accept themselves for who they are. >> reporter: stone has every intention of continuing the program and gender spectrum is only picking up speed. >> we teach the material as we teach the material. it doesn't change because of controversy. >> reporter: and the school says they were very careful to not specifically include any information on sex or reproduction. th