i feel quite certain that if this was clarendon or another school or any westside school, any of the fancy schools, that everybody wants to go to, this would never be tolerated. we are not a rich school but we are equally, if not more committed to demanding the same quality of education as students from those westside schools and we will not be ignored. our principal talks a lot about the spanish-speaking kids in our school who are mostly in spanish immersion and how they have the lowest test scores in all areas. if things continue as is, they will surely worsen. this is a high need population and for seven days, we have had three subs, 40 enrolled students in total chaos in the classroom, which i have witnessed. nothing about what i witnessed is acceptable and you are elected representatives who have the power to do something. at a minimum, we are asking for two certified teachers as promised by the principal and extra support staff or the fifth-grade spanish immersion class. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you to all of the parents that came out for it munro. we appreciat

. >>> camtran is shutting down highway one it will be close between paloma avenue and clarendon road while the replace the over crossing it will make it safer for drivers and construction crews. it will affect commutes daily through this friday. the southbound highway 1 will close at 10 pm nightly starting tonight and reopens by 7 am, northbound traffic will be blocked between 9 pm and 5 am.>>> let's turn to chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at our forecast period the temperature has been heating up and it's only going to get worse? >>> my favorite time of year is foul. -- fall. it's unreal in this weekend was money. there is fog and it's cooler, the foul weather we have great air-quality, you can see the air-quality is good appeared downtown san francisco has some fog reforming at the coast, fall in the bay area, fall anywhere is beautiful. we had a week weather system and it dropped up north and it rained a bit. showers showed up around mount shasta and mead, that some -- slides through and then the high jump sin, this is why we have high fire danger, the highest strong a

and sadie is -- has a daughter who's enrolled in the japanese bilingual cultural program at clarendon elementary school and has been working in education for over 15 years. so i do want to add on one of the things that we are continuing to recruit because we have five open regular seats, and we're specifically hoping to recruit a family members from the pacific islander community. we have been meeting with folks as well as from other folks from the department within -- out at the community development center and hoping to get that voice represented on our advisory council, as well as hoping to recruit additional english language learner families. >> great. thank you. superintendent, do you have any comments? >> just that we -- the staff, of course, recommendation from staff and really the -- are supportive in believing that these candidates are the right candidates to fulfill the work that we want to do, especially in terms of making sure that our students are going to be able to thrive in the 21st century. >> thank you. any other comments or questions, commissioner merase? >> i'm pre