all of these fields jhave logical credentials. a historian works on many issues. continuation reports. preservation criteria. historic district criteria. the academically inclined work that takes years of actual practice. perhaps internships as an architect or a lawyer might achieve them. the charter amendment is legal language. it is the city charter now. it is something that the residents are expected to abide by. looking at the text of prop j that created the positions for the historic preservation. professional qualifications, federal guidelines. just as you and your respective professions. we did not study engineering to become an architect. these are aspects of the charter that have to be upheld. i think the rules committee would be looked at as a somewhat -- i won't say the word. thank you. >> i am speaking in opposition to mr. johns. i was appointed to the original landmarks board. i served on the board for 13 years under four mayors. after leading the board in 1980, i started my own preservation business during which i served over 200 clients. perhaps mor

i recently credentialed myself. i -- i coattailed with sara for two years, went to college with her for two years and i am horrified that this is happening to a young lady that got her nose broken from a student in her class and she's not being retabled. the funny thing about special ed e.d. is when you ask somebody what you do and you say you teach e.d. in the unified school district they go how many years. because you can't hold teachers here. and you have a teacher that wants to be here, that was trained by the san francisco school district and you're going to lose her based on one principal in this district making a call for a young lady who has a future in education. president mendoza: you thank you. >> good evening, folks. my name is david. i'm sara's dad. i'm going to try to put that aside for a minute. a couple of weeks ago my daughter was assaulted at the middle school -- at her elementary school by a student she loved who loves her. 10 days after that it was issued her nonretention. before that she had got

the other issue involves miss wong's credential.e teacher was notified early on that there was a problem with the teach ears -- teacher's credible. this was dealing with teaching early childhood education, and needed some certain requirements. the principal didn't tell her. the only thing she was told is that she was not qualified. that's not the way to resolve it. it's important to look at what the issues are at the school. it's not about the failure of these people to educate the children. it's about the struggle they have participated in to try to make the school more ethnically diverse, to retain that and to improve the model. thank you. president mendoza: thank you. next speaker? >> i'm a teacher at san francisco public montessori. i work there because of the diversity of the students and it is one of a handful of authentic montessori schools in the country and it provides access to montessori education to all children. our approach to discipline is to work with each individual child and their family to determine the root cause

worried about the implications of the pack substance -- pakistanis holding someone with diplomatic credentials in jail in lahor when under every international rule they should be releasing him and they fear this makes every one of them vulnerable everywhere they travel. chris: what are they trying to get out of him? >> the problem is that that are all afraid to release him. it's a political battle in pakistan. this man was caught. he shot and killed two people who were tailing him. whether they were thieves or something else is still up for discussion. but this is really got people nervous. chris: spooks and spies and all those guys with capes. and swords. when we come back, the big question of the week, barack obama submits his budget this week. is he going to get serious and go after the true be right back.

-- credentialed, full-time certificate indicated employees. we feel that you should not be treating part-timers differently because this will dispo portionly affect the layoff of women. when we analyze the stats from the school district, we see that the aiming groups that are part-timers are essentially the working mothers in our district. in other words, to focus layoffs or recalls against part-timers means that we were targeting women. mostly mothers who stay home or work part time in order to care for their children. among all certificated employees, females are 70% of the work force. part time teachers are 7% of the work force. 82% of the part time teachers are females. within that group of part-time female teachers, 37% are less than 39 years of age. 64 bank account are less than 50 -- 64% are less than 50 years of age. these are the younger teachers who are of child-bearing age. this is the reason we feel that social justice and equity is served when seniority is the sole determinant of layoffs and recalls. we hope you use that criteria

from the university of texas, we found that his texas tech credentials are fraudulent. texas tech lawyer told us: "where it was obtained or manufactured i couldn't say, but it was not issued by texas tech." several minutes into the interview, we watched the stowe- morales relationship dissolve. morales walked out, then came back to disavow stowe. >> morales: scott, scott. yeah, you know, i think that just in the sense of... of using, you know, his... you know, using him to try to bring me down, i think that that is inappropriate. >> pelley: well, sit down and talk to me about it. legal experts tell us that both stowe and morales have broken u.s. law, committed fraud, by making a false claim. it doesn't matter that the procedure is done in another country. we wondered why the f.d.a. is not acting against the many stem cell con artists whose web sites are up for anyone to see. but the f.d.a. commissioner, margaret hamburg, declined to talk with us on camera about any aspect of stem cell quackery. many experts believe that the f.d.a. is outmatched. >> larry goldstein: pati

he told you about his liberal credentials. i would say this board should look at mike as an individual that has supported not only immigrants' rights, but he supports poor people. people that need medical care. he is always out there. he had as disagreements because of the height of buildings, a historic landmark status for buildings. the height of the building does not describe a progressive or liberal. [chime] i urge you to support mike. thank you. >> manny flores, i also am supporting a worker. we will hear from mr. theriault and miss reilly. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, i am also with iron workers local 377. i have known my for over 25 years. he is an excellent speaker, an excellent care giver for people in general in san francisco. we strongly support him being on the board of the bridge district. >> i will keep it short and sweet. i am a representative with sheet metal workers, and on behalf of the officers and members, i like to support mike theriault. >> tim donovan. not only do we represent electricians in

he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many ways. he is a researcher. each mind is a world with carlos santana and edward james almost. he is a research for center of life research. omb re al omb re. he just finished a film called latie on youth. he is a father and his 2 children are here. daniel and elma and his daughter in law and megan m burns and suggested we contact him. we are so happy to have you here and look forward to hearing your address. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. you know i got to share this with you. i know how to drive a tractor. don't forget what you come from. culture cures. it's like coming back to our mom. i want to first and formost jeff adachi, thank you fo

was the speech an insult to the dignity of the egyptian people, but he has very strong military credentialsnd . that might trigger further violence from the demonstrators as we have not seen so far. the fact that they're heading toward the presidential palace may be a sign of chaos in the coming days. >> the army's role, obviously, the move barrett party -- the lebaron party has strength. but what about the opposition? -- the mubarak party has strength. but what about the opposition? >> there will have to do with the interim period until the elections in september. the army as a whole has been a spokesperson to try and and for just some constitutional mavens. >> thank you for speaking with us. -- constitutional maintenance. >> thank you for speaking with us. we will talk with the egyptians in the united states. what do they think about the events back home? the reaction to president mubarak's speech was seen on the streets of cairo. social media has played a crucial role on the ongoing unrest. people have been sending the messages to the bbc. >> in some ways, this has been the facebook revo

the vice president, his democratic credentials are very strong in fact, a few days ago he was saying egyptians are ready for democracy. they're younger officers who really do seem to be interested in a democratic transition. we will see what happens. warm partly depends on what the egyptian people feel. if they feel things are going in the right direction and then they will be back on the streets again. >> the one cause of getting the bart to resign, now that that has happened my number of different points of view emerged in terms of how to move forward? >> it will be a part of paramount of negotiations, compromise and bringing various actions to get there. there's going to be a struggle but, it's clear that the people out there from all the factions were united not just in getting rid of mubarak but bringing democracy to the country. the want to make sure the process is fair and they can have free elections. i'm sure they're going to ask or demand civilians in the process. >> at is the united states and into this picture right now? >> people frustrated, at deal, administration and f

we talked about the material that was recycled, but if i listed like credentials it would show that i learned the hard way, rather than the easy way, of how to do things. before hanc i was recently released, looking for work. it came to the point where i was married with two kids. it looks like that would be living in my car in getting to where it was time to make tough decisions. i wound up talking to ed. i learned about composting, cantonese, spanish. almost fluently. i can direct anyone around the center in those languages. others that are just like me that work there, others that come there, it has changed their life. it is not just for cycling for material, it recycles people. if they could be represented here, i would want to be the one to represent them. i have been working there for three years and in two months away from my bachelor's in philosophy. i would like to thank those of you that showed up personally. i really appreciate that. [applause] supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. first of all, i am glad that the history professor spoke. i was goin

they have elevated the expectation that san francisco will put that kind of caliber of green credential into this event. i responded to them that the ceqa process is going to require groups like psl to be right at the table with us, holding us and obligating the city and the organizers that much more responsible, or else, it will just be another gimmicky, novelty kind of thing. in this day and age, people like to pitch it has green, but in reality, it is not that green. this might seem a little pro forma in trying to exempt from the contracting process on the front end. on the back end,

i ink there a certain credential for those in conflict with mubarak at a time when mubarak was strong. this is not an islamic resolution -- revolution. i do not think the muslim brothers figure would represent the whole revolution. we have seen a new figure like a new google marketing manager can become a huge figure all of a sudden because of his role in this demonstration. when we look at the revolutions in eastern europe, w had new pelewept to the surface, a lot of clergymen and physicists. they are not necessarily the worst politicians. why not include popular figures in the negotiations? they seem to have a real fellowship in tahrir square. >> thank you so much. and thank you for joining us. u forget it. yourself, so don't fall. u forget it. now he tells us. how far am i off the floor? about twelve inches. twelve whole inches?

we talked about the material that was recycled, but if i listed like credentials it would show that i learned the hard way, rather than the easy way, of how to do things. before hanc i was recently released, looking for work. it came to the point where i was married with two kids. it looks like that would be living in my car in getting to where it was time to make tough decisions. i wound up talking to ed. i learned about composting, cantonese, spanish. almost fluently. i can direct anyone around the center in those languages. others that are just like me that work there, others that come

chose to apply his considerable gifts towards educating young people in our public schools as a credentialed teacher at the school of the arts. dan was someone who was the heart and soul of that school for so many students. he mounted hundreds of shows brilliantly, which were seen by thousands of students, parents, and community members. i actually attended his open-air " -- "seussical"production last year, and it was tremendous. i know there are many within the arts education community who understand that at this time, a bright light has gone out within the arts education world. the rest of my items i will submit. >> thank you, mr. president. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes roll call for introductions. supervisor chiu: thank you. at this time, if we could go to general public comment. >> the next item is the opportunity for the public to adjust the board for two minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board including items on the adopt without consideration but excluding items already considered by the committee. if a member of the public would lik

they have elevated the expectation that san francisco will put that kind of caliber of green credential into this event. i responded to them that the ceqa process is going to require groups like psl to be right at the table with us, holding us and obligating the city and the organizers that much more responsible, or else, it will just be another gimmicky, novelty kind of thing. in this day and age, people like to pitch it has green, but in reality, it is not that green. this might seem a little pro forma in trying to exempt from the contracting process on the front end. on the back end, 12 months later when ceqa is divulging what is on this on the review, so much is more at stake. i want to make sure we'll load up on that expectation in this conversation now. >> we hear that message loud and clear. we appreciate being able to work with you during the drafting of the hosting venue agreement on coming up with additional specific plans that are going to ride along with ceqa, the transportation plan, how are we going to handle up to 500,000 people, getting them to and from the locations the

conch monster dalby six you're going to meet as you know i feel looking to boost their own title credentials on a busy day in english premier league ninety days of. wall to the world in crisis facing challenges while the want to take some. of the polish a. victory the cleveland cavaliers finally saw the n.b.a.'s longest losing streak a victory against the l.a. clippers. and emperor to russia's top ever may find. that starts his quest to take place as the world's best. start was football and this one will tonight is the half time in the crunch months to develop at old trafford which starts the saturday's program in the english premier league often end to end forty one minutes nani right deadlocked far and i don't want to get third place city trail leaders united by five points and no victories for the better among chinese men come the gap to three points with united place in the top around and about that leading one nil and there are seven public games later today seventy second place also host was calling cup final is a new take on new neighbors stoke blackburn welcome new castle and liverpo

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we went to san francisco state university to get my credentials and my master's degree. we had to close the school down to get to ethnic studies. the police marching on us at san francisco state. after leaving new orleans and coming here, it was still a fight. comparing the schools, yes, i can see the different -- i can see the difference. those parents are there, and they bring in money for those schools, and they have all kinds of book fairs and arts festivals, computer labs, and at hunters point, it is a whole different story. you do not have a computer labs there. we do not have a parent involvement. it is a total difference. >> your perspective on jamal, awaiting the decision on whether he will be executed or spend his life in prison. >> he should be released. [applause] one of my professors actually is working on his case, so i have been following through her visits and conversations, but i think it is the quintessential example of what is happening with the intellects in our community. he is a brilliant brother. if you have not gone on youtube and seen him offerin