one of the ways that we have partnered, department of education and department of justice was right here at the university of california in san diego where you might have heard about the compton cookout and the alleged noose in the library and we have heard similar instances in california and elsewhere, things like (inaudible) the kinds of resolutions and remedies we seek are not just about ensuring that those that were responsible for these activities that caused a hostile environment that adults knew of, should have known of and knew of and done something about it, is about ensuring that the culture that gives rise to that is eradicated. so our resolutions are about mining the data in detail so that you know not just what's happening but who feels comfortable saying it and how they are going about trying to remediate it. it is about doing climate checks because unless adults consistently talk to their student body and understand you don't know whether it's getting better. in lots of instances in our resolutions it's also been about ensuring that there was a community school leader comm

by the departments of education of the states of... california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. it's weird. that man's been sitting out there all afternoon. actually he's been out there since this morning. i wonder what he's doing. looks to me like he's reading a newspaper. yeah, but all day ? shouldn't we do something ? do what ? he'sust reading a paper. now, are you sure you understand everything on the list mr. brashov ? if i understood all this i wouldn't need you. don't worry. nothing will go wrong, and i'll be back in a week. i'd better get my coat. i just have time to pick up azza and get to the airport. - have a wonderful vacation. - well, it is a working trip for jihan, but we're hoping to spend some time together. i better hurry. mr. brashov, have you noticed the man who's been sitting out front ? jamal, what does this mean ? mr. brashov ? if water pressure is low turn valve on left ? mr. brashov. he's got oth things on his mind. i'm glad he's not concerned.

by the departments of education of the states of... california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. looks like henry's crashed through this door one too many times. i think i can probably fix the hinge. i'll be right back. excuse me. yes, mrs. gilroy. can i help you ? this dish, the monterey chicken. yes ? i had it and it was delicious ! i brought my friend so she could try it. - i'm so glad you enjoyed it. - well, actually, it doesn't taste the way it did before. oh. i see. i'll tell the substitute chef. substitute chef ? maybe that's the problem. yeah, with rosa gone things aren't quite the same. - who's rosa ? - she's the regular chef. the one who makes the monterey chicken. - well, you seem to know a lot about this place. - i'm rosa's biggest fan. - the chef who just quit ? - rosa quit ? - she sure did. - rosa quit. did he say rosa quit ? yeah, rosa quit. but everybody seemed so happy when i was here last week. oh, no, no, no. you don't understand. she just had to go-

by the departments of education of the states of... california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. - i don't understand this. - what's the problem mr. brashov ? - this whole week business has been terrible. - maybe we should advertise. i could make a big sign for the front of the restaurant. we could have flashing lights, lots of color. i'm sure it will attract a lot of attention. and probably get us thrown out of the neighborhood. maybe we just need to make the menu a little more exciting. i bought some chili peppers at a vegetable market last weekend. i'm going to put them in tomorrow's chicken special. well, thanks for the warning. i'll be sure to put extra ice water at all the tables. i bet the customers will love it. well, if nothing else, it'll clear out their sinuses. thank you, rosa. that sounds delicious. so what did you do this weekend, mr. brashov ? well, on saturday i cleaned up my office. and on sunday i caught up on some paperwork. talk about a wild weekend

funding for crossroads cafe was provided in part... by the departments of education of the states of... california, florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. pero hace mucho tiempo que no vuelvo a méxico. méxico ha cambiado mucho. ¿ cuánto tiempo se van a quedar por aquí ? volveremos a méxico en dos semanas. i ay, saluden a todos de mi parte ! claro que sí. fue un gusto verte. adiós. adiós. adiós. it's all yours. ¿ qué quieren ustedes, por favor ? i'll have an omelet with mushrooms and tomatoes. i'll have pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs. coming right up. congratulations, katherine. i almost understood what you were saying. very funny. it seems like only yesterday that you came here looking for a job. i still remember how confident you were. that wasn't confidence, it was desperation. well, i don't know how we're going to get along without you. oh, but we'll find a way. seriously, katherine, what are you going to do ? well, one thing's for sure-- i'm going to spend a lot mo

therefore, this resolution today is to call on the california department of education to keep the current determination of the service areas so that we can continue having efficient access for all of our children and families and i want to thank supervisor far more co-sponsoring this resolution. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor yee? supervisor avalos? thank you, supervisor avalos. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes roll call for introductions >> >> why don't we now go to general public comment? >> at this time, the public may comment generally for up to 2 minutes for items within the subject matter jurisdiction within the board, and items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. please note that public comment is not allowed on items which have already had public comment at a board committee and please direct your remarks to the board as a whole and not to individual supervisors nor to the audience. speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount time to testify, and if you want a document to be displayed please indicate s

and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. you've got to be somewhere. - this isn't funny. - no. it's really kind of sad. - but if you want to talk to yourself, by all means. - rosa, have you seen my keys ? - yes ! - oh, good ! where ? last week, they were on the counter. the week before that they were in the bathroom. yesterday, i saw them under the-- today, rosa. have you seen them today ? no. where did you leave them last ? if i knew where i left them, i wouldn't be looking for them. all right, i'll he you keys lost again ? perhaps they're in another part of the restaurant ? no. i've looked everywhere. they've got to be in here. how can you be so sure ? just because i've lost my keys doesn't mean i've lost my mind. - what are you all looking for ? - we are looking for katherine's keys. - where were they ? - next to the coffee machine. whoops. so about what time did you get home ? about 7:00. okay. i still remember when you could leave your front door unlocked. and

department of education. >> bokara: well, i think that one of the most important traditions to learn about today is islam, because there's such a pervasive sense now of fear and confusion in the world. and so in order to really learn what the core teachings of islam are,

profits off of them it is an abomination it is obscene to be make i do not understand why the department of education is a profit making entity period well said and good move to quote warren natalia abrams co-founder of the group student debt crisis thank you thank you so much. and now to a programming note tonight on our t.v. a special documentary will be airing exploring the life of one of america's most prolific interviewers who just so happens to be a newer talent here on our t.v. larry king today is his birthday and he is turning eighty just in time for time magazine to call him one of the ten most influential people over eighty eight the documentary presented by artie's megan lopez premieres at six thirty tonight and will also air on. wednesday and thursday of this week so make sure to tune in and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered today go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our website r t dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at amir a david see you right back here at eight. world . technology innovation all the developments around russia we've g

in 2011, the department of education ruled preponderance of the evidence is the right standard.t means that colleges require only a fraction more than 50% belief in guilt. they found him guilty banning him from campus for at least three years. >> i broke down and i was crying. you know, i was just devastated. so we walk out of the door, and i remember i dropped to my knees, and that's when i really lost it just started balling. >> i would not ever want to see my child looking the way that he looked. he alternated between rage and then he would just absolutely collapse down on the floor and just sob and sob and sob. >> they feared he might face even more serious consequences. >> so when i got found guilty at und, all of a sudden in my head the thought is if they found me guilty what is to stop a jury from finding me guilty and sending me to jail for 25 years to life. >> were you worried about the stigma? >> horribly. we didn't tell anybody. not even my family. >> the grand forks police department investigated the complaint. but a detective concluded that she had lied to police an

childcare services for the san francisco first payment program that was funded by the state department of education were we make sure that they have the resources and support to be successful in their businesses throughout the city. we noted the children needs strong first name foundations which is why we commitment compromising comment for family refrld. when children succeed community thrive. we hope that organization like we will continue to provide the much needed services to our families especially those in the most challenged neighborhood. next month we will be opening it's sixth childcare center in the bayview community. i believe that there are other supervisors that want to make some comments before i wrap that up i >> i want to take a moment to honor the wu child services for our youth and families across san francisco since 1977 yee has been committed to low income families and served as a referral house to connect families to needed services after school programs and other services. yee was helped with community organizations and san francisco unified school district the list goes on an

that led to an investigation about the department of education's office for civil rights which cited al assaults, demands for sexual favors and more all creating a hostile environment. >> the west contra costa unified takes these allegations seriously. >> the district has spent millions of dollar on security systems, the

are 40%ars ago, there fewer working at the department of education and there are over 3000 new schools and children doing tougher subjects than ever before. there are 23,000 fewer administrative roles in the nih. there are 5000 more doctors. you can have a leaner and more efficient state that delivers better results for the taxpayer. the second thing we need is an economy where everyone can take part. that is not what we have today. consider this, 64% of children with preschool meals do not get five good -- 4000 children leave school -- at all. that is why we are changing the education system and overhauling the curriculum to introduce more rigorous apprenticeships that give children a chance to excel. state tragedy for the individual. it is a tragedy for our country. clearly,id so inequality is not just wrong, it fundamentally disadvantages our economy. the u.k. is at the lowest ratio in europe for women in stem subjects. , one in six graduates are women. byshould aim to double that 2030. we simply cannot afford for our manufacturing industries to be missing out on the brightest minds

department of education. >> bokara: i'm bokara legendre. in me and my guests--scholars and scientists, spiritual teachers and philosophers-- as we explore the boundaries of religion and metaphysics, of science and spirituality. join me and some really fascinating people as we try to figure out what life's all about and how it can have meaning for each one of us.

the department of education -- under the direct assessment of student loan -- under title iv. this is the first of a new breed of competency-based education programs untethered to the credit hour. theit hours function like series of functions that was never designed. it was designed to figure out how to pay pensions to faculty members. how we thinks about knowledge, degree problems, faculty workload, how we really -- how we allocate our physical resources. in a way that was never part of the plan. it was also the basis for giving out 100 $50 billion of federal financial aid. -- $150 billion of federal financial aid. it is not very good at telling us what people have learned. the average employer looks at a transcript and sees a be and andn't -- and sees a b doesn't know anything else. flipping fundamental of the credit hour concert. .e focus on outcomes in our case, college of america cost $1250 every six months. our first graduate went from zero credits to an associate degrees in under 120 days. they are working adults who knew a lot. a person that has worked for 20 years pro

department of education >> a millennium of struggle for self-determination has forged a hardy peoplend a vibrant culture. with its untamed highlands, and windswept islands, spectacular lochs and glens, intriguing cities, and amazing hospitality, it is scotland. ah! ♪ scotland is in the north of great britain, and has a land and culture that is completely distinct from england. my journey begins in the city of glasgow and historic stirling. from there, i head to the island of isla, and make my way up the west coat to the isle of skye. i cross the highlands to loch ness and strathdon, and fly on to the orkney islands. then, it's down to edinburgh with a quick round of golf at saint andrew's, before taking in the madness of the edinburgh festival. ♪ glasgow is scotland's largest city. it's infamous for housing schemes like easter house, goven, and the gorbals. but, since being crowned the european city of culture in 1990, glasgow is enjoying a cultural renaissance. my first stop, the exquisite arthouse hotel. thank you very much. third floor, right? wow. will you look at this? so cool!

department of education. >> bokara: today i'm celebrating india, because i'm actually--have two friendsng, both of whom have spent a lot of time in india. and so i'm making a curry. and i love making curries because it's exactly like painting. it's--you know when i mix my paints, it's a little of this,

that led to an investigation about the department of education's office for civil rights which cited evidence of sexual assaults, demands for sexual favors and more all creating a hostile environment. >> the west contra costa unified takes these allegations seriously. >> the district has spent millions of dollar on security systems, the superintendent says student lessons have been focused on sexual harassment issues. >> we want to let them know we've done training for our teachers and staff and community. >> we've become the model for good behavior and how to take a tragedy and a horrible situation and make sure we learn from it. >> reporter: the district will be under the microscope for years to come, but it says it is already seen progress with fewer expulsions related to sexual harassment issues. channel 2 news. >>> more details now on the richmond high school rape case. 7 men were charged outside of the home coming dance. two of them accepted plea deals and were sentenced to 27 and 32 years respectively. two other men went to trial and were convicted. they are serving almost 30 y

department of education. >> bokara: i just have to put a few walnuts in here, because we're going to ve spinach salad with feta and walnuts, along with our sort of shrimp jambalaya and our tofu jambalaya.

department of education's office for civil rights began the investigation after the 2009 gang rape of a student at richmond high. district leaders acknowledge problems but say they're making changes. >> we want to make sure people know that we have done trainings with our students, our staff, teachers, our community. >> the district says it has already seen progress with fewer expulsions related to sexual harassment issues. >>> and city college at san francisco involves a 3rd lawsuit. the save cff coalition represents students, teachers and staff. they filed a petition that asks the court to full my a decision by an accrediting commission that would revoke the school's accreditation next summer. it alleges it violated its only regulations as well as several laws. >>> and a $7.2 million land preserved in mount diablo, said today that it has bought the curry canyon ranch on the south side of the mountain. the 1,000-acre property is the group's biggest and priciest property yet until it can hand it over to a park agency. . >>> and the oakland mayor helped welcome vigilant to her city tod

president to put a man in charge as secretary of education bill bennett who i had debated at the heritage foundation he put bill bennett as the head of the department of education right after bill bennett had unsuccessfully run for president on the platform of eliminating the department of education nobody had ever been a secretary of education who hated public education before reagan started that and you can see the results not just look at our schools we used to have really good schools in this country so a we need to do that but the other part of it the be part of it is a lot of people are educated by the media they learn what's going on from the news and that's you know and they and they learn how it's going on came to be from the news and what was the last time on any of the news channels including the so-called liberal news channels that you heard an honest discussion for example about free trade policies or the craziness of free you know the fact that there's no such thing as free trade or the idea that even a free market is not possible or. drug decriminalization just done doing the war on drugs or any of these just fairly so simple rationa

department of education. >> bokara: so today, we're going to do a show about transformation with twol experts in the field. it's michael murphy and jon kabat-zinn. jon kabat-zinn is a doctor, an author, and a meditation teacher. and michael murphy is a visionary, an author, and fo

you californians were mayor jimmy carter created the department of education. ronald reagan ran on limiting the department of education. and what do we have still with us today? even the blessed ronald reagan couldn't get rid of any stupid jackass advanced by the democrats and republicans said okay, you on that one. we are not saying you won that one this time. this time we are going back. >> thank you. >> i don't think we need to shut the government down again. i don't think we need to keep it going but that was a great think ted cruz did and you keep the pressure on republicans. we are not giving up spent a question from facebook. from santa fe, new mexico, from jim stacy. the question is, how can republicans regain their legacy on civil rights? and thank you, ann, for all that you said about richard nixon's vision and initiatives on desegregation and civil rights in your book. it's about time that story was told spent it's about time republicans learned it. richard nixon was without question the best president on civil rights. he was the one pushing eisenhowe

department of education may withhold more than $3.5 billion in federal aid. that's if the state decides to ditch star testing for a new computerized test and not publish the results. the department of education says not reporting results is against federal law. >>> the deadly accident on bart tracks earlier this month led to new rules today for transit workers. the california public utilities commission is requiring transit agencies to create a three-way communication procedure for work zones. it would keep workers on the flax constant touch with train operators and central controllers. bart eliminated an old policy that simply posted a lookout with work crews without alerting train operators. >>> police officers antioch shot and killed one of two dogs that went on a rampage biting four people last night. these bite marks show the aftermath of the chaotic attack. it all started when a man walking his dogs was attacked by the two loose dogs. three members of a family across the street ran over to try to help but they were also bitten by those dogs. >> they came

a year later the federal department of education's office of civil rights began investigating the west contra costa school district. the final report released wednesday accused the district of ignoring a culture of harassment, saying, sexual assaults, unwelcome touching, demands for sexual favors and the use of derogatory language created a hostile environment at district schools. that was happening at places like de anza high school in el sobrante. >> literally did not feel like a safe place. kids were not respecting each other. the hallways were physically -- it felt unsafe. >> reporter: so the district began making major changes in all its schools. de anza, for example, was totally remodeled and now has more than 130 surveillance cameras as well as campus security and two richmond police officers. the school set a higher standard of behavior and began enforcing the rules. that was just the beginning. the staff then began talking to the kids. and more importantly, listening to them. the campus health center has become a place of refuge where kids can discuss the problems and resolve

department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. it might not "feel" like it.. but the economy is improving.and one business leader is speading the word that small businesses better get ready now.joining us on set-- emilia dimenco-- president and ceo of the women's business development center. great to have you back on the show. > >it's wonderful to be here. thank you. > >so do you think that most small businesses are under the impression that the economy is actually growing? > >i think people are still thinking that we're in this horrible recession but no. we have growth. it's 2 1/2%. it's not as robust as we'd like it to be. but it is growth and there are people out there hiring people and buying. so if you're a small business owner you better be out there selling. > >what are some tips? what c

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department of education has reached an agreement with the district to make sure it complies with its legal obligations under title 9. it requires schools to take immediate actions to eliminate harassment, prevent its recurrence and address its effects. >>> the man who sparked a statewide amber alert after taking off with his two week old son is behind bars today. 22-year-old was arrested yesterday in mexico and baby henry was found safe. now henry's mother is waiting to be reunited with her son. she told ktvu through an interpreter that waiting for word on her baby for 24 hours was very difficult. >> i was afraid i wouldn't be able to find him again or see him again. i was really scared. >> guler crossed into mexico through arizona despite an amber alert. he was caught at a second check point after mexican authorities learned that he was wanted. >>> more finger pointing in the san francisco general hospital case of a missing patient who was found dead 17 days later in a hospital stair well. yesterday san francisco sheriff announced the preliminary investigation shows hospital staff g

when this report it that will be presented to the department of transportation of education. we as san francisco folks should feel proud our schools have been impacting the students to the degree. so congratulations to the community and teachers and the staff at all those schools who did the work very well done (clapping) i'd like to quick mexico that the san francisco skufgd has hit a million books this fall. it's the result of more librarian and more money for books. the students and teachers take breaks to talk about the books. the boost in the books have come from the education xhisht program called peace. there are 1 hundred and 3 lavrnz in san francisco schools while many across the state are cutting their librarians we're adding. the community is asked to share in the peace meeting. there's two more meetings including one at chinatown north beach at the 9 so 50 clay street and the final community meeting will be in the mission control area 8925 shot well street from 6 to 9:00 p.m. we encourage all our families to come out and have their voice heard as we look at renewi

anything -- even if hsswas running this or the department of education, there would be fraud, waste, inefficiency. unfortunately, that's what you get with a large government where the only goal is to build your department. the irs shouldn't be doing this. it should be the private sector again like we've said for, i guess, years now, that should be only involved in healthcare because they are thenly ones accountable to a bottom line. >> ok. gary b., you're safe for another year, i think. but john, how do you take this? they are going to be enforcing the health care law which is already ase're discovering pretty much a mess. what do you think of the irs getting in there? >> i should have listened to my friend, audited right now, so i love the irs. they are underfunded and understaffed. it itough for them to prosecute and catch guys who are hiding and not paying their taxes. much less to do something with obama care. you have to start almost completely over to build a whole new infrastructure, so might as will do what gary b. is saying and hire a private company to do it. the government

department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money.tudents pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. the ipo-- you've heard that term- initial public offering, when a company first sells its shares to the public. imagine the riches if you bought & held some of the first shares of say apple, yahoo or microsoft. and right now there's a lot of buzz right now about twitter and its ipo. you can make millions buying in at an ipo - but - well let's talk with becky yerak, a business reporter for the chicago tribune. but you can also lose your shirt... > > yes kind of the worst case scenario is you're the earliest investors in these ipos and then they fall below that price. but so far this year these ipos are doing even better than the s &p 500 and the s &p 500 has been hitting record levels. but if you buy them after the first trading day, you're still up but you'r

department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. i served in the united states air force. i served a total of 16 years. i was deployed 13 times. on my second deployment four bombs hit my vehicle. and at 19 years old, that was the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i would wake up in middle of the night sweats. i started drinking a lot. i felt worthless. i guess i never recognized it in myself. eventually, one day i just walked into the va hospital and said i'd like to see somebody. don't suffer alone. you've got to find that link with somebody that will make you let it go. it all starts with going to the va. there's a whole community of veterans that just want to help you out. it's for the guys who couldn't come back, you ow

throughout the issue in the last year, and when you look at recent report that the federal department of education presented basically has the definition of bullying in every single state and also a list of i think 37 components and ranks that show you state by state which ones include those components of it. as we heard earlier the federal department is close to approving a federal definition of bullying, so i do believe there is a lot of work in this area. i also think there is a lot of work going on in terms of evidence based practices in terms of interventions that is very exciting. some of the information that we know is that about 80% of the bullying that goes on can pretty much be handled by some very prescribed ways of dealing with things. 20% requires really very targeted social emotional behavioral approach and i think that as we get better at that knowing what methods work with which kids we're going to come a long ways in terms of the interventions and then being successful with those. >> thank you. >> a lot of folks talked about the culture of a school and improving the culture of a s

throughout the issue in the last year, and when you look at recent report that the federal department of education presented basically has the definition of bullying in every single state and also a list of i think 37 components and ranks that show you state by state which ones include those components of it. as we heard earlier the federal department is close to approving a federal definition of bullying, so i do believe there is a lot of work in this area. i also think there is a lot of work going on in terms of evidence based practices in terms of interventions that is very exciting. some of the information that we know is that about 80% of the bullying that goes on can pretty much

it's a contact with the department of education and the unified school district.have us come out there. >> and you mentioned that you work with young people who are trying to quit. it must be so hard because everyone i've ever known who tried to quit, half can and the other can't. it's tough. >> that's why when they come to the group i try to make it a very welcoming environment, and have pizza. we recognize their desire to want to quit because it's a great thing to want to do that and to care about their health. >> what's the first step. basically, i want to what they get out of it, their goals and i pretend to be the big coach. recognize what other challenges that's keeping them from smoking and also what are the things in their life that we can use to leverage that would help them to quit. >> what would be an example will? smokeen they smoke a cigarette they may smoke, so instead letti letting, like my passers. can you describe those? >> for people who want to quit and they're get withdrawals from nicotine, there are great fda-approved out there and nicotine pa

the department of education, we're overseeing 6.3 million students' lives for a great part of their life as a young person they are in school. how do we create the climate as tony was speaking about, richard carenza, how do you get down to the locker room level, the football field level, how do you deal with it on campus. the state has a training program on bullying sensitivity and bullying, we're one of the few state training programs in the nation. budgets are tight and to implement the new laws as tom has taken leadership to really spearhead that change, we're going to need some resources, we're going it look to foundations and reach into budgets, how do we materialize the reality of those changes that are needd? so we have some ideas, we're going to do a survey of all the school districts, there's a thousand school districts, 10,000 schools, we're going to ask the schools do you have an anti-bullying policy? they are supposed to have, a new law was just passed saying you should have an anti-bullying policy as part of your safety plan? have they done it? sort of a gentle reminder this