or looking for place -- looking for resources and for those folks would are familiar with betsy carmichael, it's a model in being a piller in the part of market community. he came to us with the interest to establishing betsy carmichael as a community city similar to the school where the families of the school and the neighborhood could hopefully at some point access services at the school itself and solidify it as a community asset outside of the school. we took that need and created the rfp for a school site coordinators. that's not intended to provide the direct services but to strike that jiez and to plan out the process for turning betsy carmichael into a full service community school and so this proposal was just intended to find someone to work both again on the strategy but on the fund development because the process will take a quite bit of funding so we're hoping to have someone to put those pieces together and in the coming years to help move betsy carmichael be a full service community school. the second proposal before you is the neighborhood and business coordination program.

was an carmichael organizer. the black power movement was about extending that whole sense of organizing. was asident obama community organizer on the south side of chicago. but he has taken a very different path. >> well, we make choices. i come out of community service and community development as well. i worked for the model cities program. was an evaluation specialists and program manager from 1972 until 1978. certainly, -- and this is a key moment. as i think about it, it is also along the same lines, parallels what is happening in the film. there was an extraordinary level of grassroots democracy happening in communities, like in the mission district, bayview hunters point, in san francisco fueled bycertainly the sense of organizing translated into the black power movement. this sense of empowerment, that people could be the architects for change. this was happening all over the country. when you look at black power -- "the black power mixtape," you are able to reflect on the moment and the core values at t

. >> carmichael school, you're trying to turn it into a community hub with services and places go to see with a large philippino population and immigrant students, that makes a lot of sense. can you give background about renaissance and urban solutions and why they're critical. there's a representative of renaissance who can speak to what they do. but renaissance center who we funded for the program has a, i believe, 28 year history of working with small businesses and being located if the south of market with particular emphasis on training, low income folks to start businesses and helping those folks really grow those businesses to the point where they can hire employees where they're much for being forward. >> there will be a remaining balance of $3 million based on the rfp, we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution. >> are there any restrictions in terms of how much can be disbursed from this fund at any point in time? >> there hasn't been any restrictions. we have to approve all of them with you all. >> all right. thank you very much. any other questions. mr. rose, s

i am with the after school program and summer program and the after school program in betty carmichael educational center south of market and representing the ywca and for the stakeholders. this group has been crucial for the community in terms of supporting immigrant families that are newly arrived and i had the pleasure to check in with a lot of the families and they're really struggling in terms of just having availability of housing, jobs and opportunity are for their children to have a safe place to stay in the programs and i want to reiterate there is more than enough budget to meet all of these needs so we as a community members and voters ask that the board of supervisors be diligent and thoughtful and responsible when approving the final budget and you can't afford to rubber stamp such a critical policy document. we must work together to create a budget that helps all san franciscans to be part of the recovery and make san francisco whole and thriving and functioning so please invest by supporting the district 6 budget. thank you very much for listen listening. >> okay. thank

kids, all attending the san francisco unified school district and i have one graduating from sc carmichael middle school going to (inaudible) high school next year and i have one that is graduating fifth great and going from bessy elementary to the middle school campus as a fourth going into fifth and i have a preschooler that goes to (inaudible) and she is transferring to sammy (inaudible) next year. >> hi, (inaudible) and good evening everyone my name is angela and (inaudible) i have two kids. (inaudible) one is in 8th grade in san francisco middle school. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> and a second one in garfield elementary school. >> and first grade, thank you. >> warren wo ng. [ speaking in a foreign language ] . >> i have a kid who are attending... spring valley elementary school second grade. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> okay. and everybody in. >> i have no public speakers on this item, are there any comments from the board? nets vote and we can welcome them. >> seeing no other requests for comments or questions from the board i think that we should do roll call. >> ly >> yes.

the class of third graders from carmichael school here in the neighborhood. >> as a member of the board since 2003 and the board president for the last three years, i am incredibly excited to be able to kick off this ground breaking. on a personal note, kie not be more pleased that our families, art collection has found a home at sfmoma. and i would now like to introduce... thank you. >> i would now like to introduce a partner who has been with us every step of the way in leading this transformation, district six supervisor jane kim. >> thank you, bob. >> i just asked craig if he was looking forward to working on his next non-controversial project here in the city and county of san francisco? >> i always like to say this, that i do represent one of the oldest parts of the city. but in many ways it feels like the newest neighborhood and the newest kid on the block here in the city, but i think that we take for granted the neighborhood that exists now and what it was like over 20 years ago and actually one of the first tenants that helped to transform the city wassan francisco mona and we

my name is mark alton and the father of an 11 year old, a teacher at betty carmichael school and a soma resident. i appreciate the opportunity to provide public comment. i have been a student of san francisco for most of my life, something about this area has always fascinated me. as you craft a budget now please remember what makes the city so great. in addition to the scenery and tourist teakzs it's us, the individuals and families that form its human landscape. as we celebrate our economy and marvel at renewed investment and growth let's insure the budget helps those that want to call san francisco their home. please prioritize the following budget items as you move forward. education and youth development. there's no better way to invest in the future. continue to partner with the schools and organizations that seek to nourish and enrich the lives of our young citizens. affordable housing. in order to maintain diversity in san francisco we must retain a stock of homes with mixed incomes and earning less than six figures. as we provide incentives for hi tech and medical research let'

me on twitter, go to our blog, and come see me on the june gloom tour with special guest jerrod carmichael. i'm sorry, that is actually mr. cooper. i promise we will get this slightly racist mess straightened out eventually. all right, it's the time of year where you're either depressed because you're alone or depressed because you're trapped in a relationship. happy valentine's day. to make it extra special, i gave my twitter followers the chance to proclaim their love on tv, as long as they included one thing they wanted changed about their sweetheart, in a segment called, "be mine and be better." [laughter] you don't gossip while your man is driving a vehicle. here's what you do-- you sit there quietly, and about five minutes before you reach your destination, you say, "hey, would you like some road head?" - swedish fish got one thing right--no yellow, no green. i wouldn't mind an orange. cha cha cha. rachel, take off your socks. it's [bleep] gross. why is "gravy" capitalized? is that how bad her gravy is? amy has no idea. she's making a sub-par gravy. this guy's not asking for an excel

with peter carmichael taking your calls and tweets. you can submit questions at facebook.com/c-spanhistory. >> we are back with the doug collins. house as theon the senate passed legislation. what are the prospects for smart -- with the prospects? there are so many different issues that will be taken up. we are going very piecemeal approach. investigating it. finding the right answer. it concerns me the words of doug schumer. bigotry of his words the ones wanting to be legal. there a lot of problems, got. there are things that are not answered. it was brought in on friday passed on monday. well into 8000 pages. not understanding that implementation. not having a good metric. those are just issues that will come up. the house has a different feel for it. the front of their website this morning the witness had lied -- headline showing the vote. ready to revolt. for public and looks to block. one of your colleagues called in a pipe dream and through dr. window. legislationigration make it through the house? what would it look like. that i

including some of the leading figures of the black power movement in the united states, like stoker carmichaelgh b. newton, angela davis. the footage was shot by two swedish journalists discovered in the basement of public television 30 years later. the renowned actor and activist danny glover co-produced the black power mac state. i had a chance to interview him when you're at the sundance film festival two years ago. we were in the headquarters of festival andfilm we are making available to you not only our conversation today but the documentary itself we are talking about. i highly encourage you to call to get a copy4334 of the documentary. it is the black power mix tape. it is a remarkable film. you can also get the full conversation with danny glover for a contribution of $75. together, $150. .f you call 866-359-4334 without further ado, let's go back to the conversation i had when danny

withll end the day at 9:15 peter carmichael taking your calls and tweets.you can submit questions and comments today. >> it is criminal, to me, that i have to authorize my budget people, my financial people to write a check for $454 million a little bit more than a month ago to extend a contract with the russians to continue to carry our crews to the international space station for 2016 and 2017 because we have not yet brought about the american capability. the president's budget called for $821 million for commercial crew. we're not halfway there. the congress -- my job is to try to persuade the congress that the plan is good and that we will be efficient users of the taxpayer money, and i have not been successful in that yet, but i will get there. as i have told every member congress with whom i have talked, 821 million in the 2014 budget is vital if we're to make are2017 day so that we transported to space again on american spacecraft. >> more with charles colden sunday night at 8:00. -- charles bolden. continues.n journal" of the dailyl rahn calller web

defeat the russians and the genuine threat of global communism, but it was deployed on people like carmichael and dr. martin luther king jr. this is all particularly relevant today. not just because it's generally good to take heed of the lessons from history, but because of the spy novel-esque mystery that is unfolding in the news right now which involves the uncovering of a massive and sophisticated surveillance apparatus being operated by the united states government. the whereabouts of the 29-year-old at the center of the intrigue, intelligence contractor edward snowden, had been unknown since he checked out of a hong kong hotel after filming a jaw-dropping interview in which he took credit for leaking classified documents exposing government phone and internet spying tactics and programs. since his video confession, he has officially been fired. the consulting firm booz allen announcing the firing today saying he worked there for less than three months and earned a salary of $122,000 a year. notably is quite a bit less than the 200 grand he claimed to have been making. the justice depart

my name is alan carmichael. i work with the boulder weekly. i would ask you to please check your cellphone and make sure it is turned off. we want to be sure that all cell phones are turned off at this time. thanks for coming. i will briefly introduce our panelists and we will get underway. to my left is michael, he is a writer and philosopher. he has written many books and published in lots of amazing magazines. further down is thomas hardaway, a u.s. army veteran of 31 years. he now works as a child and adolescent psychiatrist and has a long tenure of working with children. charles love is right down there. he is a field professional in both geology and anthropology. he spent over 36 years practicing archaeology on easter island. our fourth panelist is not going to be able to make it today. for that information, check the web site. we have a great panel and to start things off, i will hand it over to michael. >> good afternoon. i am going to stand up because i am too short for people in the back to sea.-- to see. let me ask, can the people i

peter decorated -- carmichael is taking your calls and tweets. can submit questions using the #gettysburg150. " continues.journal host: we want to welcome back david savage, longtime observers of the supreme court, he covers it for the "los angeles times" and the "chicago tribune." thank you for being with us. let me discuss a story -- the supreme court promises equaled justice under law, the words carved into marble and its faÇade, and last week the justices set out a new definition of equal justice that they see as suited to this time. can you explain? guest: it was a remarkable couple of days because on tuesday, the justices struck down part of the historic voting rights act from 1955 basically saying it's time has passed, that there is no longer any justification for this special oversight for the south. assessing to be sort of an ending of an era of civil rights enforcement. the very next day, they hand down to decisions that are big wins for gay rights, and that is sort of the new era of equal rights, the new sense that discrimination again