bp 6020 parent involvement, bp 1325, advertising and promotion, bp 6171, title one programs, bp 3100, budget, bp 3513.4, drug and alcohol free schools, bp 4027, temporary athletic team coaches, and bp 6145, extracurricular and cocurricular activities. so all policies have employee' supervisor in accordance with district policy. as a reminder board rules and california law do not allow us to answer questions or comments during comment time. if appropriate, the subject will ask that staff follow up with speakers. so i have a few -- i have a few speakers this evening. anthony wilson, star moore, karen chow, and sabrina hall. >> good evening, board, and superintendent matthews. my name is anthony wilson. i'm the director of advocacy in kip and bayview area schools. i'm here to reiterate that we are generally not satisfied with the popular offer to locate our school in the mission education center. as you know we've served kids in the bayview since 2003, which is about 15 years, and we are not newcomers to the bayview community, but we're part of the existing community. our charter clearly

they are preparing mirror measures. —— bp. backlash from russia that could hit uk and us companies. we will watch closely. you, philip. some comments coming from the european parliament. the european commissioner for trade, cecilia, who was on the programme 80 weeks ago, talking to parliament and said eu and us trade representative is an intense dialogue at the moment about the proposed tariffs on steel and aluminium. the eu is looking for and aluminium. the eu is looking for an extension for the carriers signed off by the white house last week. australia has an exemption. the eu pushing hard to get some as well. the us trade representative due to publish details soon about how the exemptions might work. that is just coming through from the european parliament. and a line related to the death of stephen hawking. we have had a comment from the prime minister theresa may. she says, stephen hawking was a brilliant and extraordinary man, one of the greatest scientist of his generation whose courage consumer, determination to get t

bp, the oil giant, has a 20% stake in the state owned russian oil giant. it is complicated.y compensated. anyone watching the champions league would have seen their main sponsor. the uk government is in a corner, it has backed itself into a corner by putting this deadline. it could have banking sanctions against movement of money under russian banks based in london, for example, you talked about the football clubs in the uk, some have russian ownership, chelsea being the most famous. 0ne some have russian ownership, chelsea being the most famous. one of the keyissuesis being the most famous. one of the key issues is that of energy security. so much of the energy that comes into the uk, one way or the other, is reliant on russian utility businesses. when looking at the situation with bp, they sit on the board meetings that the one in russia. sometimes they had to leave the meetings and were there being a state owned company. also with the ftse 100, 70 state owned company. also with the ftse100, 70 russian countries are listed there. it could be difficult to ascertain the impa

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as communications director, what most people don't understand to be effective at that job, she has bp enormously effective at that job you have to understand the underlying policies here. she shepherded a lot of resources and surrogates and indeed the president's voice himself when it came to passing major initiatives like tax reform, working on infrastructure now. holding forth at some of these roundtables yesterday on school table. last week, listening session with those affected by school shootingses was hope's original idea. that is one example of misdemeanor i could give you how she very quietly but assiduously worked behind the seas to make a real impact for the president, presidency and for her country. brian: she will be very hard to replace. have you thought about it, have they offered you to take that job? i've been offered that job many times and, no, i work on policy here at the white house. you're right, it will be very difficult to replace hope hicks in the hope role which was very multidimensional role over the course of three years. i think it is important to talk abou

when there was a bp oil spill, the ceo of bp was the right person to testify before congress to explainlowout preventers that worked. we had a big oil spill. now we have a huge data spill, which has occurred. and he is the ceo of facebook and he has to come because no one understands the algorithms of facebook better than him. he knows how they use to gather information, and he should also know how they use to protect information from being leaked. and so he should explain what are those algorithms and how were they penetrated and other penetrations of the privacy of americans going on right now because those safeguards are not in place. >> if you -- if you had a chance to have him at a hearing there, what questions would you ask? >> well, i would want to know when they knew that the privacy of americans was being compromised by this professor and then by cambridge analytica. what did they do? and did they, in fact, understand that that might be a lesson that then should ensure that at that point in time that they began to examine all of the apps, which could be used in order to take th

and it's hugely important for companies here like bp. in 2015 came from its stake in russian oil giant rosneft. that's despite the company being under western sanctions since russia's annexation of the crimea in 2014. let's get more on this story. 0tilia dhand is vice president of teneo intelligence. ijust wonder i just wonder whether ijust wonder whether — are mean theresa may has made simple steps there. but really, none of them are significant in terms of how you could really hit russia where it hurts. good morning, david. yes, of course. this is a whiz been a concern when it comes to sanctions on russia, that in fact what could hurt the russian economy is hitting oil and gas. this is exactly what europe is dependent on. —— this has a lwa ys europe is dependent on. —— this has always been. we are seeing the reaction to potential sanctions already so far. even in the energy sector sanctions, these are based on new and commercial projects, not conventional production. you are sitting in brussels. next week, all the eu leaders will be me

they are sued exxon, bp, shell, conocophillips and others. >> just like "big tobacco," "big oil" knew the truth long ago. >> reporter: the lawsuit says the companies have tried to cover up oil production's role in global warming and the suit asks the courts to hold big oil companies responsible for paying for infrastructure like seawalls to help protect san francisco and oakland from rising sea levels. now, the city attorneys for oakland and san francisco as well as representatives for the oil companies will be in federal court in san francisco at 8 a.m. for that hearing. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:09. congress considers a crackdown on facebook. what it could mean for the social media giant. >> plus, amy poehler is teaming up with netflix. the group of snl alums heading to wine country. >> where the rain is coming down heaviest and the strongest wind. all of this is just the beginning of when the actual amount impacts us. >> commuters are dealing with not one, not two, but three separate crashes along 680. definitely the hot spot this mo

course there are useful russian investments, indeed, quite useful for russia in the russia is also bptheir fuel company. you don't want to be like america... know, and the dissidents there, they were asked why didn't you move to london and set of new york and one of the things he said was because of what is going on in london. it is a lot of madness. it is underground. we need to get it sorted. what the sunday times, the same thing, but their headline is blackout threat to britain as pretty hits back. —— vladimir putin. the national cyber security centre which is part of gchq, the security services, are warning there could be a russia and cyber attack on the systems, the national grid, the computer systems, which were actually cause them to dysfunction and they could put the lights out and basically i think this is a timely warning that they should actually used their defences against cyber attacks and indeed gchq is actually giving advice as to how they should boost their defences andl how they should boost their defences and i think it is timely. russia of course has form on this, e

i suspect that where it gets embarrassing is bp four example has a high proportion of shares, so there but russia is not a major trading partner this country. so we can afford to be mean to them? we need to be on the other hand... and she should do this, be even more specific about the fact this is not that the russian people because we are ina that the russian people because we are in a very fragile time anyway and we do not need to have another group that will be yelled on the streets. we should be careful about that. she should be specific. these are specific instances it is money—laundering bus stop londoners a nice place to live, why not? the sunday times, the same sort of story, blackout threat to britain as putin hits back. what is that about? apparently, it is a part of gchq suggesting that there could be russian cyber attacks on the national grid, for example, that could put the lights out. in other words, computer systems which are very sophisticated, it could make them dysfunctional. i do wonder if this is scaremongering although, having said that, i will hope the lights do

they are suing exxon, bp, shell, chevron, conocophillips are named in the lawsuit. >> many fossil fuel companies were aware of these effects. it continued to choose profits at the expense of residents. >> reporter: the lawsuit says the companies have tried to cover up oil production's role in global warming and the suit asks the courts to hold big oil companies responsible for paying for infrastructure like seawalls to help protect san francisco and oakland from rising sea levels. now, the city attorneys for oakland and san francisco as well as representatives for the oil companies will be in federal court in san francisco at 8 a.m. for that hearing. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the bay area city that's planning to allow cannabis manufacturing. coming up. >> plus the changes muni is making to the n-judah line aimed at reducing the wait for riders. >> plenty of wait time for drivers on 880 this morning. we are tracking a big accident. we'll have the details coming up. >> when our live cameras look like this, now there's heavy rain across a lot of the b

now joined exclusively by the ceo of bp, bob dudley. brian, take it away. >> thank you very much i certainly do have a little oil and gas on the mind, i must say. bob, it's great to chat with you again, sir thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> coming in this morning, i had no idea what to expect the theme all day is a lot of optimism around global production, a lot of optimism around demand. your balance sheet is cleaned up people say remarkable job on the financial side by you and your team but there is a concern that the industry is going to need a lot of capital, which is not being attracted right now. how do you see it? >> well, one of the messages from our shareholders is be disciplined about your capital that's what the company was -- the industry was known for $100 oil, overspending capitalists. i'm not sure there's a shortage of capital because we're going to do more with less money the cost structures have come down all around the world. i think we're not necessarily shorting investments there's huge investments goi

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we've bp screwed for some years by some countries. the question how you do it, whether it will effective. what you have to realize, every country will act in their own self-interests. when you try to put the hammer down so hard, they may come bag just the same. you see talk of retaliation already. i don't think it is the biggest, biggest of deals going forward, unless we do get in that proverbial trade where. that is where uncertainty shows up. >> we win. you know what? we are the world's biggest economy. we might take a little bit of pape here and there but the others would take a whole lot more. i mean, we, if europe wants to tax harley-davidson motorcycles, i think we can find some -- >> and bourbon. >> the companies are clamoring, auto-makers. trish: maybe you need to drink less. >> companies may be complaining but the big picture ultimately they're negotiating and making better trade deals with the united states of america. trish: that is what matters. we have to protect ourselves in the long run. thanks so much. gary, chris, nic

the lawsuit names chevron, exxon, bp, shell and conocophillips. the cities seek billions for building seawalls and infrastructure to protect the waterfront. >> many fossil fuel companies were aware of these effects and continued to choose profits at the expense of residents. >> reporter: representatives for chevron also gave a presentation on climate science and the representative said the oil industry accepts that humans are the driving force of global warming, but oil companies argue they can't be held liable for emissions that are indeed government- regulated. now, so everyone here, both parties are agreeing that people are responsible for global warming. but again, these companies are saying that they should not be held liable. the judge still has to decide whether or not to dismiss the case and that decision is expected next month. live in san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> a preliminary hearing is under way for two former sheriff's deputies. they are accused of beating a man in san francisco back in 2015. the former alameda count

i could've just said -- >> jimmy: you overdid it with the bp. >> yes!went -- >> just shot out. >> jimmy: he disappeared. >> i should have said i was literally on fire. but, that's how good i am. >> jimmy: that's how good you are. absolutely. do you have a warmup routine before you go out? because a lot of theatre actors, they go, oh, yeah, they have to say a certain thing and they warm up their mouth. >> yeah, different articulators, different tongue-twisters and those sorts of things. there's a few that i do. there's one -- let's see, the big black bug bit the big black bear and the big black bear bled blue black blood. like, that's one that i do. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] >> do you wanna try it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. [ light laughter ] the big black bug. >> jimmy: the blig -- the big back -- the blig black blug -- bug. >> bit the big black bear. >> jimmy: bit the big black bear. >> and the big black bear. >> jimmy: and the big black bear. >> bled blue black blood. >> jimmy: bled blue black blood. >> the big black bug bit the big black bear.

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lawyers for exxon, beech p, chevron and other oil companies -- bp, chevron and other companies will face attorneys for san francisco and oakland. both considered them of covering up the role in contributing to global warming. the judge is calling for a tutorial on the science behind global warming and many say it's a first, they say it makes sense if the judge is going to make a decision on the topic. very interesting. we will continue to follow developments on that. >>> time is 4:13. sal is over there. i don't have to tell you roads are wet and we have had light rain. >> and sometimes when this happens, we have more people getting into trouble, sliding of the -- off the road. not being able to stop in time. gilroy to san jose commute looks pretty good driving from gilroy or the santa cruz mountains for that matter. driving over to san jose gill more, morgan hill and into thevalley, it looks pretty good so far. roads are wet but traffic is light. this is 280 in san jose. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. and at the bay bridge stale little wet. it's not raining now and it c

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bp still driving the weather and driving this frontal system north.some rain in places, but there is the potential for will see some rain in places, but there is the potentialfor some snow. this could cause some travel headaches on easter monday. bit uncertainty about this but parts of north wales, northern midlands and particularly northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland, the potential for significant and disruptive snow for a time. further south, turning back to rain and the temperatures will be climbing by that stage. 13 in the channel islands. cold and mostly dry across the far north of scotland. snow could cause and travel problems on easter monday and the advice is to stay tuned to the forecast. today at 5 — russia summons western ambassadors. russia summons western ambassadors. london is told to cut its diplomatic contingent in moscow, in the escalating row following the salisbury nerve agent attack. it's important to bear in mind why this crisis has arisen, use of a chemical weapon on the streets of the united kingdom, which h

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from -- as you may know, not trying to be insensitive, the bp oil spill. i was in the process o rebuilding the city. one of the ways you fix things that are damaged is that you run to the fire, you don't run away. these confederate monuments were vestig that sent a message, particularly ton- afriericans, over 60% of the city i represent, that you are not welcome here. i don't think those were reflective of who we were in the city of new orleans because we were getting ready to celebrate our 300th anniversary, which tends to make you introspective about who you are, whe came from, and where you are going. reving those monuments i thought was an important step in the procs of sending the message that everybody is welcome and diversity is a strength. jon: by removing monuments, are you trying to erase thts of histor you don't like? is it like post-soviet union, let's ripnu down nts to stalin? mayor landrieu: actually, it is the opposite, it is telling our true history. these monuments were a lie by omission. it only reflected four years of was antory and it i

big companies will make billions in russia, bp, shell. nothing will change in this sense.o does she really have anything she can throw at vladimir putin? i think the hype created before her statement, people thought she was going to say something and she didn't — and she couldn't. that's the problem i think theresa may has. i think that is a fair point, one of the points of two previous british ambassadors is that you never get into a kissing match with a skunk and the fact is we are involved with a... careful of the language. the options open to britain, the really tough options would be really difficult for this country to do. so you have to go through these things, you have to try and get your allies behind you. we need... without international corporation, there is absolutely no way we can take the really tough actions that would stop russia in its tracks. i personally would favour trying to get fifa and get britain out of the world cup, but you could not really do that without international corporation because britain alone withdrawing would not be enough. we have got

you think about roman abramovich who owns chelsea, and of course the big one, bp, aren't they alreadycing with the devil? bob dudley sits on a board chaired by close putin friend igor sechin and at some point he has to walk out of the room in case there is anything pertaining to him personally! i don't think there was anything in the list of sanctions we saw that apply additional pressure to the business relationships. they said we don't want your spies or assassins but we want to keep doing business with you. and the royal -- the rollback for banks? yes, in doing this you are swept up in the bid to make the to big banks safer, you've also swept up lots of community banks and made it hard for them to do theirjob which is to lend to communities. there is a bill passed in the senate to roll back some of these regulations, it has got to go through the house and is deeply dividing the democrats. we are sowing the seeds of another financial crisis, some are saying, but others are saying we have constrained the banking system unnecessarily at a local and smaller level and this is a good thi

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almost a quarter of bp's profits in 2015 came from its stake in russian oil giant rosneft.a is senior economist for central and eastern europe at the consultants oxford economics. thank you forjoining us. what economic impact could these sanctions have or is it purely political? the expulsion of diplomats will not have an economic impactand diplomats will not have an economic impact and more importantly it could have a limited political impact as well because this is the bare minimum you would expect in the circumstances. the question really is whether the uk will do what has been prompted to do for so long, going after the russian shady money flowing into the uk. we have focused on oil and gas because it is such a massive part of russia's economic lifeblood, they will not do anything on their own, britain, but what chance of getting any eu coalescence around a move at all? there are already sanctions on the russian oil and gas sector, more by the us than by europe, so in addition to that, i do not think they will be going after that because the russian oil sector is alread

today's opportunity, i was thinking of offering a few opening remarks on where we are ,ith security and bps strategy -- the he's strategy, then we will have the opportunity of working with mr. hadley on responding to some of your questions. the peace offer the president made last month, let me first provide the context. three things are important. one, the draft we are commonly faced with. --s threat to enemies from it comes actually from an excess andiolent extremism transnational criminalize networks. covert state sponsorship of terrorism. it is not just a threat against afghanistan. it is a threat against the entire global community. the starting point of our discussion, when we analyze the situation in the region, you must understand this is a common threat from a common enemy, which calls for a shared responsibility. taliban that the we are fighting. see foreign, we athters associated with least three categories of terrorist networks. a global terrorist network such , the regionalaesh epim ands such as such as therrorists taliban in pakistan. , thehese categories afghans, the global, t

i helped a lot of folks in the bp oil spill in mississippi and louisiana. i did some legal aide work here in the bay area dealing with limited english proficient vietnamese americans, and i saw myself helping a lot of people resolve the same issues, more or less, again and again and again. and i thought if i were to run for office and were able to affect change at a policy level, i'd be able to help a lot more people with, you know, one ordinance or so. and that attracted me to politics, it attracted me to run, and i'm glad i did. >> gina, your thoughts? >> you know, i actually do think in the asian american community there is the sense of being passive, about not rocking the boat and bringing too much attention to yourself. it's obviously important to speak out and be bold about it, but i do think that, as asian americans, we're also not innocent in this climate of racial tension. so if we can just be the best ambassadors to fight for the rights and things that we believe in, then maybe we can also help support other minorities and people of color. and if

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. ♪ at bp, everyone on an offshore rig depends on one another.why entire teams train together in simulators, to know exactly what to do before they have to do it. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. rob: donald trump reportedly told not to congratulate vladimir on his reelection but did it anyway. jillian: that information leaked to the press, something the white house called likely illegal and a fireable offense. more on the administration's reaction and something they are not going to take lightly. >> the white house launching an investigation, robert kelly frustrated, deeply disappointed by this action. and administration official said the washington post stories accurate, donald trump's briefing notes, someone leaked the president's briefing papers and that is a fireable offense and likely illegal. the briefing notes written in instructing the president do not congratulate putin before he did that. the president ignored other recommendations in the material and should condemn the recent poisoning of a rus

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