number two, calif. literature, 6-8, a program t2. 2009. i do not know if you have questions, but we have a couple of points that we would like to make about why we did instructional materials adoption, the process and this recommendation. >> is the reason we convened this committee was because the last adoption that we had in san francisco for elementary and middle school occurred in 2003. the state held another cycle and that was in 2008. the district did not adopt at that time. the next state adoption will not be until 2018. san francisco's current adopted ela instructional materials are 11 years old, outdated. they are not aligned to the standards. it is very difficult -- it has become increasingly difficult every year to find replacements. so --the other thing that is happening is the cycle is every six years. publishers usually provide the district with free materials. those are no longer being provided free to the district. therefore, we would need to purchase those. another important fact is that with the 2008 instructional material

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. >> facebook's army of employees in menlo park, calif., had plenty of celebration as the company went public. the gift from the boss at the nasdaq stock market, a reference to mark zuckerberg's preference for wearing hoodies. is now worth an estimated $19 billion. am out on this special day, on behalf of everyone at facebook, all of the people use facebook and our product, thank you. so let's do this. >> with that, the company worth nothing eight years ago made its stock market debut. on the other side of the country, in new york, where trading started, there was also a sense of optimism. >> everybody uses facebook for social networking and connecting with old friends. i will buy a share. >> they will do well and continue to do well. they put myspace out of business, so it is a good investment. but we wouldse it, buy shares if we could. that no american company has ever been so highly valued at its ipo, but now that facebook shares have begun trading at the nasdaq stock market in new york, that value is about to be tested by investors. facebook was launched in february 2004. a year la

i'm from merced, calif., a very small town with a lot of mathematics and drug dealers. at the same time, i've worked at a gay bar in modesto. i used to work about 45 minutes it would take to drive to work and back. the reason why is that it was a safe zone. in merced, there's not a lot of drugs, but i could work on my family's farm were pretty much a place of want. i have a lot of family and connections up there, but the reason why is the bar in modesto started out as a little tiny bar next to the hotel that the city would put the homeless up with extra rooms. it was the number one spot in modesto that was known for drugs and the reasons they want to close this place, to not let them have an alcohol license, it turned to being a gay bar, that's when i stepped in. we had to protect the lgbt community in the valley. there was less drugs because the scene and cleaned up. the gays have turned it into a very clean, welcoming environment. there was no security guard by the time a year-and-a-half came up because lesbian and gay bars are known for safety. we are the people who

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army staff sgt from shell beach, calif., while stationed in southwestern afghanistan, usta sent a care package that included nets, rackets, balls, and instructions. andy and his fellow soldiers made a court on flattened mud and gravel. i told you, you can do it any place. they said it up and thanked the ball around. i hope it relieved some of their stress. i cannot imagine the stress they must go through. it is crazy to just take a racket and smack of all. you do not heard anybody. it is very good therapy. you do not heard anybody. it is fantastic in you feel so much better afterward. we want tennis to make a positive difference in the lives of others. the u.s.t.a. continues to reach out to national policy makers in hopes of developing a partnership that will impact more communities and lives. we want to ensure that every child has an opportunity to get the best education possible. we want to partner with communities across the country to create safe, healthy communities for everyone. the usta is more committed than ever to make tennis more a accessible. our goal is simple. grow tennis

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our next caller, republican in chula vista, calif. caller: i am a small business owner.m main supplier. it is a home-based business. it is my business. i am accountable to no one. it is getting harder for small businesses to survive. in my industry, there are large corporations that are gobbling up all the work. it's hard to compete with that. i will be unable to hire because of health care. i want to higher sales people, but it is getting harder and harder to compete with these large corporations. here in california, the business taxes 6%. state sales taxes 7.75%. to 35% ofg at close my income because of the small business. guest: i'm also from california, so i feel your pain. i know how expensive it is. you are right. small businesses are having a harder time accessing capital. we need to do something about. there are lots of sources of capital, not just one source. you can go to a bank, a local bank. you can go to micro-lenders, other investors that can help you with capital. i invite you to visit the sba office in san diego. i know them very well. with regards to com

host: calif., independent caller. caller: hello. senator isaacson, it is a real pleasure. i have a comment on the fact that you are very knowledgeable about the lending institutions in general. it is nice to know that somebody up there has a grasp of what is going on. this might understanding, sir, that when these things for started up, the loans were packaged together with everything. in other words, you have good loans and bad loans in there and when the banking industry ran into problems by creating packages that should have never existed in the first place. once they had so much involved with the variable and the semi prime that international bankers and larger entities did not wish to purchase the packages, and at that point in time that is when the banks went to the federal government and said we cannot be holding onto all of this. so really, you can say that fannie mae and freddie mac were accessories after the fact in the crisis thaitself. part of what disturbs me about the whole thing is the exorbitant profit and greed in being able to market these semi prime and

republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, spent the day with veterans in san diego, calif., where he participated in a ceremony with john mccain of arizona, a former navy captain and former prisoner of war. [applause] >> it is now my honor to introduce a person that needs no introduction in this community, a fellow naval academy graduate, a fellow retired navy captain, a former prisoner of war, recipient of the purple heart and other combat awards. the veteran who very honorably served his nation and continues to serve his country. welcome senator mccain. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it is wonderful to be the most pro military city in this -- in america, san diego. it's wonderful to be here. memorial day and all of the people from arizona are coming. when you see them driving on the wrong side of the street, don't say a thing. send us back all of this water you have stolen, please. [laughter] i want to say a great job. remarkable and moving. it's a tough act to follow. veterans like to take a few digs at each other and on occasion, i mentioned when i gr

from charlotte, north calif. -- north carolina, democrats line, good morning.aller: good morning, no matter who is in office, the republicans or democrats, it will be up to the graduates to work as hard as they can to try to find what they can. they cannot make the economy get better and the democrats are trying all i can. if mitt romney gets in, the economy will be stagnated. it will be uncomfortable to those graduates. igraduates in 2012. . it is up to them to go out and look for a job as hard as they can. host: thanks for the call. this is from harter pager -- -- our twitter page -- during the commencement season, the president delivered his remarks before the air force graduating class of 2012 in colorado springs and yesterday, vice president joe biden was at west point with his message to the class of 2012. the story is inside "the washington post." next is atlantic, good morning, democrats line. caller: yes, i would like to say that i have a niece that has graduated from college in the medical field. she has a job offer. she just graduated in early may. s

regional the i am from los angeles, calif.. i used to watch you on the 6:00 news on channel 4.reason is my dad made us always watch the tv news and read the herald examiner paper and all broadcasters i ever saw, you are the one who has always intrigued me the most and my question is of all the presidents you ever met, which president intrigued you the most and what lessons did we learn from watergate? >> guest: rule of law should be front and center including the oval office. no president now matter how skilled he or she may be has a right to run roughshod over the establishment of principles of law enforcement procedures in this country. richard nixon and the rest of us will spend our lives trying to figure out who he really was. it was just the 40th anniversary of the opening of china. no more diplomatic brilliant stroke than the postwar years. here was the man who was so paranoid and had such a dark side that by commission he would let it be known to his aides they could break into other people's places to get information that might be helpful and try to cover it up by using

of course, calif., like most states, require a balanced budget at the end of each fiscal year. back to the question of the balding vs flip-floping. next is lauren on the phone from michigan on the republican line. caller: good morning. i think it is evil. the reason i think it has evolved is that the one of the other people are gay. host: thank you for the call. on a weekend in which many are receiving their graduate degrees crushed by college debt, massive loans hanging over graduates. there is a piece related to this in "the washington post." independent line. i believe the president is a flip-flop for on everything he said from his inauguration, whether it is closing get more, torture of suspected terrorists, and with the gay marriage. personally, i don't care pet i don't think it should be a federal law. it should be a to the states. and i also feel that the president stands down on the 10th and second amendments and he has to go. i'm sorry. he has to go. thank you for taking my call. host: the president did state that this was ultimately a state issue. taking up the issue

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