carlos garcia. [applause] he is the one that says the achievement gap can be eradicated for all of us. he was the visionary that talked about this five or six years ago. he is the guy that kicked this thing off, so we are happy to be in partnership with your leader, carlos garcia. [applause] >> for me, the most exciting things -- and i think for the mayor and all of us here. you look at us up here, lots of people of color. unfortunately when you look at our universities and colleges, they do not have all the people of color. it is great to see an audience of people that look like us. it was about time, right? and i do not know about you, but that is what it is all about. not about us being successful. all of us already made it. it is about how we get everybody in this city and community to rally behind the young people like yourself who have a whole future ahead of you, and we have screwed up the plan of for you really bad. you guys are going to have to be 10 times smarter than us because we did not

would not be able to do this without the leadership of the school district, i would like to thank carlos garciaask and to come up. >> thank you. carlos will do. this is very incredible. the last week of school i felt sorry for them. the last thing that you want to be as a principle is to be involved with anything in the first and last week of school. i have to tell you that all the research and education -- you can have really great teachers at school, but the one common thread on most of the effective schools in the country is having great principles. without them, you will not have a great school. to find three people out of the hundred principles that we have -- this is a tough task. but they chose three all stars to represent the school district, and everyone of them has done a superb job demonstrating why we have such effective schools and grade teachers. i want to thank merely for stepping up and continuing this tradition because this is a family, and the city is only as good as its schools, and they're only as good as the community and the city. this is just the beginning. schools keep g

carlos garcia is the super intendent of the city and county. we are so lucky to have him in san francisco. we served in the fifth faster growing school system in clark county. he worked as a principle including horace man in san francisco. thank you very much super intendent for being here. nathaniel ford is the director of the transportation authority. prior to joining the municipal authority. he served for the atlantic authority for 5 years. he started as a train conductor in the new york city transit system. let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not only a principle and an educator. he is someone who designd and developed innovative concepts where there was an incident that involved safety. for the work he was recognized at the national principle of the year. and he is somebody who is on the ground and has worked to empower young people at his school. he took his school from a different circumstances to be one of the highest performs school districts in the state. jim dierck. margaret brodkin is the director of t

thanks to the leadership of hydrogen and carlos garcia, we have a plan we are implementing all over the state to work with schools in advancing literacy in elementary schools, middle school, math and college pathways. these are now having an effect all over the state. we are doing this with our members in various communities. we have a council here in san francisco. i would like to recommend it -- lee members of our -- our members that are here tonight on a graduate from the school district. ron erickson graduated from balboa high school in 1960. ed lim credit from galileo academy of science and technology in 1966. he was smart enough to marry a wonderful woman named and that who served for many years as a principal of our school district. one of the important jobs i had this year was launching a new scholarship program. thank you so much. the nations of california grant about $1.30 million in scholarships every year. we were caused to stop and think about what we are doing and to make a more profound district. we were able to carve off this year $157,000 for a new program called invest

carlos had a 4-2 lead that stood up the rest of the way. garciaves his record to 9- 3. >>> when they left for texas four days ago the oakland a's were optimistic about getting back into the american league west race with three games to play against the rangers. what happened is the a's lost four games in the standings that fall now 12 games back. how hot was it today in texas? hot enough to make an old saying ring true. cahill pitched well enough to win. cahill sacrificed his body. beltre had a little more luck with cahill. with josh hamilton out in front of him, he hit one that left the park. this is about as close as the a's got to a rally. weeks had led up the eighth with a single. but he was a race when harrison got dejesus to ground out. the rangers win 2-0 to complete their four game sweep as the a's manage just six hits. >>> certain equipment comes in handy on a warm and muggy day in new york. the a's found a unique way to lose to the yankees. hills tries to pick up robinson. throws the ball away. third baseman sean rodriguez never had a ch

de delincuencia y jaime garcÍa desde los Ángeles nos cuenta un caso en que un hombre se declaÓo culpable de decenas de abusos. >> desde este edificio en los Ángeles operaba carlosgado de inmigraciÓn gestiono y vendiÓ visas de trabajo, abusando de tres compaÑÍas que legitimamente lo contrataron. >> para traer legalmente de mÉxico mano de obra temporal. >> Él exageraba la cantidad de visas que la compaÑÍa necesitaba. >> vemos algo bien serio porque estamos utilizando informaciÓn de un empleador legÍtimo aqui en estados unidos, estamos violando los derechos de ese empleador utilizando para traer personas aquÍ. >> despuÉs de una exhaustiva investigaciÓn de agentes federales esta semana se declaÓo culpable de llenar entre 25 y 99 documentos falsos para cobrar miles de dÓlares a trabajadores a quiÉnes vendiÓ las visas fraudulentas. >> de 3 a mil 4.000 dÓlares ciudades mexicanos para que pudieran llegar aquÍ en lo que creÍan legalmente. >> bajo la declaraciÓn de culpabilidad no se puede revelar la cantidad exacta de vÍctimas pero en una declaraciÓn escrita seÑalÓ que el futuro migratorio de las personas afectadas depende de cada caso en particular. >> de algunos casos

garcia, del departamento de policia de san jose.. . take pkg ---los gigantes de san francisco llegaron a un acuerdo para adquirir en un canje al jardinero derecho de los mets de nueva york carlos saluda ramon diaz y esto es telemundo deportivo... solo falta que el jugador acepte el cambio.. el jugador todo estrella tiene la opcion de parar la negociacion ya que es un veterano de 14 aÑos que a pasado siete temporadas en nueva york... beltran lidera la liga nacional con 30 dobles y tiene promedio de bateo de .289 con 15 cuadrangulares.. ---javier el chicharito hernandez posiblemente no jugara esta noche con el manchester united en el juego contra las estrellas de la mls... el goleador mexicano paso la noche en un hospital como medida de precaucion luego de sufrir una leve conmocion cerebral durante el entranamiento ayer en nueva jersey... el chicharito se habia incorporado con los red devils apenas el lunes... ---el pitcher dominicano ervin santana consiguio anoche el primer juego sin hit para los angelitos de los angeles en 27 aÑos... santana se convirtio en el septimo lanzador dominicano en lograr esta hazaÑa en las mayores y el tercero en esta temporada... santana poncho a di

carlos romero said the june it gang-related i tragedy is saying that this information led to an arrest in the garciaalso and more grracist- homicide solved cases. also more trust between the public and the police force. teen was on an outdoor leadership outing on a saturday in alaska. bitten by a mother bear and others were mauled in this attack. they are recovering. the teen's used to their survival skills to treat the wounded while they waited hours for search crews to find them. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>reporter: we are getting a first look at the two suspects in the brian stow. sanchez and norwood are facing felony counts both are in court on monday for an agreement. postponed. their attorneys asked for more time for the-- arraignment. also bail reduction. at each are set at one half million dollars. because of their criminal background they also found five different andandand handguns were found in the norwoood case and such as as a threat. >>reporter: this law firm slush public-relations has been hired by the family of the slain victim. the want to come to the conclusion of why harding wa