dr. espanola jackson to the local community whereas on january 24, 2016, dr. on passed away at the age of 83 and whereas known as mother jackson and recognized by self-sunday time for her family values dr. espanola jackson epitomizes the shirt there humor and unconditional love for the community and whereas dr. espanola jackson embodied the true spirit of a community leader by educating dozens of mayors and others about the entering qualities in race and income around the bay area to garden the support and effect changes and whereas dr. espanola jackson tireless worked towards improving the lives of the african-american and the tribes because she had a lot for the city and county of san francisco especially 9 bayview hunters point and whereas dr. espanola jackson exhibited the soul and hereto of the bayview hunters point because they helped those who were struggling to pay rent and shared meals and spread her message from day to day and whereas dr. espanola jackson enhanced the african-american community through her dedication and weight of knowledge and expres

dr. espanola jackson to the local community whereas on january 24, 2016, dr. espanola jackson passed away at the age of 83 and whereas known as mother jackson and recognized by self-sunday time for her family values dr. espanola jackson epitomizes the shirt there humor and unconditional love for the community and whereas dr. espanola jackson embodied the true spirit of a community leader by educating dozens of mayors and others about the entering qualities in race and income around the bay area to garden the support and effect changes and whereas dr. espanola jackson tireless worked towards improving the lives of the african-american and the tribes because she had a lot for the city and county of san francisco especially 9 bayview hunters point and whereas dr. espanola jackson exhibited the soul and hereto of the bayview hunters point because they helped those who were struggling to pay rent and shared meals and spread her message from day to day and whereas dr. espanola jackson enhanced the african-american community through her dedication and weight of knowle

dr. espanola jackson to the local community whereas on january 24, 2016, dr. espanola jackson passed away at the age of 83 and whereas known as mother jackson and recognized by self-sunday time for her family values dr. espanola jackson epitomizes the shirt there humor and unconditional love for the community and whereas dr. espanola jackson embodied the true spirit of a community leader by educating dozens of mayors and others about the entering qualities in race and income around the bay area to garden the support and effect changes and whereas dr. espanola jackson tireless worked towards improving the lives of the african-american and the tribes because she had a lot for the city and county of san francisco especially 9 bayview hunters point and whereas dr. espanola jackson exhibited the soul and hereto of the bayview hunters point because they helped those who were struggling to pay rent and shared meals and spread her message from day to day and whereas dr. espanola jackson enhanced the african-american community through her dedication and weight of knowle

dr. jackson family i remember my first commission report and so public comment came and dr. jackson came out for comment they talked about how the e j seats and how the history of cac had failed to have a relationship with the people of the southeast community and she look at me and said he met this gentleman today, i think we'll get along fine i took this criticism because of drablgs we hope the first and hopefully not last meeting with the joint commission and we never visit with the southeast we were able to hear and see the people and her, she meant a lot to me and i will miss her greatly on to my report on january 19th the cac held the elections for the leadership i'm happy to say i was reelected to another term and that the community has so much faith they've honored me with a second term and reelected rebecca lee as the vice chair in district 4 as our secretary and amy is excited to take on that role for the correspondence for the cac we had 3 new appointments last year dr. lee was appointed by the mayor for the finance seat and district 3 our new representative is les

dr. espanola jackson who spent decades of her life making sure we got to this point or we'll start doing the rebuild of the sicken treatment plants it is crucial we don't drop the ball and make sure and honor the decades of work that dr. jackson undertook to get this to happen we shouldn't fall back on that the other comment i want to make is about sea level rise as raised in the presentation about a decade now i've been going to planning commission myers and other hearings for other agencies trying to get through their heads the issue of sea level rise and the actual projections they should be taken into consideration emancipation proclamation pay attention to much higher than the entering governmental panel open climatic change are projecting that is somewhere between 46 issues bcdc planning department, the developers like lennar corporation the bayview and treasure island ever times that i and others go forward and say look the worst case scenario is like two meters and doctor james happening son of nasa that put out a report about that the report about the - by the end of the century

dr. jackson wanted to see and expected of this program and holds them account recent to delivering the program so i'm encouraged by that i am concerned and that about replacing a mandate with good faith and while i first experienced in trying to hire through first source didn't work i'm you know have confidence in pat mulligan and confidence in laura to work with the solar employers to improve that process i welcome any comments you have. >> thank you very much any public comment on this item thank you all for your comments next item, please. >> item 11 is the bosco report. >> good afternoon, commissioners initiating bosca chief executive officer i have two items to talk about today first i'll calling your attention to may february 23rd statement that is in your packet in our correspondence packet for today, i hadn't planned to give it to you but i'll not reilly repeat it but as you may know bosca monitored the mountain tunnel situation i believe we've pushed to insure that it gets the focus it needs to insure the reliability to all your water customers and to that end i'm pleased that you've

dr. espinola jackson and myself represent mark maloney we represent the chapters in rosemary camera who appearedefore the planning department.the mayor who really does what he wants is fully aware of our opposition. what will i state today regarding affordable housing. all of this land in san francisco and all of this land we exercise our right of forced refusal >>> they have stole this from us. and all of your deliberations and i watched very carefully they would never observed anything for maloney. they have never reserved anything for the indigenous people. especially those who have suffered. right now they are fighting for max nato 59 bullets came in his direction of which 9 entered his body. there is a connectionbetween these things and what is happening. i know mercy housing [timer dings] i hope that you commissioners that sit here mostly rubberstamping and i and for size rubberstamping, i know that mercy housing was shafted at treasure island. i know that. i give them a pass very much. >>are there any others that like to speak? no. >>okay thank you. commissioners, any questions? >>75 year

dr. espinola jackson and myself represent mark maloney we represent the chapters in rosemary camera who appearedefore the planning department.the mayor who really does what he wants is fully aware of our opposition. what will i state today regarding affordable housing. all of this land in san francisco and all of this land we exercise our right of forced refusal >>> they have stole this from us. and all of your deliberations and i watched very carefully they would never observed anything for maloney. they have never reserved anything for the indigenous people. especially those who have suffered. right now they are fighting for max nato 59 bullets came in his direction of which 9 entered his body. there is a connectionbetween these things and what is happening. i know mercy housing [timer dings] i hope that you commissioners that sit here mostly rubberstamping and i and for size rubberstamping, i know that mercy housing was shafted at treasure island. i know that. i give them a pass very much. >>are there any others that like to speak? no. >>okay thank you. commissioners, any questions? >>75 year

dr. espinola jackson has asked me to carry on the torch. thank you for the reward, but i know that this is just the beginning. >> thank you. thank you very much for being here. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm ken johnson. i'm in support of the ladies, the mothers who lost their children, and i think you guys really need to put that money to work, put the reward there. because my car was broken into right across the street from the police station on filmore street. they have cameras up there and they tell me that the cameras don't work. across the street from that park is a police station and they have got cameras there that don't work. a few guys got killed, so it might be these killers might be in the police department. so you don't know. and also, i want to support what mr. walker was saying about hunters point. i saw the article, i mean the program on the news. he is right. now the city gave the contractor $300 million to clean up the shipyard, and here you have one of the workers saying that they dumped the stuff -- you know, they t

dr. espinola jackson and she she would make a statement and affordable to who. i have been involved with this issue of affordable housing for the last 35 years. maybe before -- one individual on the right side was doing some sort of housing but the rest of you were not there, and i studied all the devious [inaudible] richard blum and jon stewart company and witness to what i say. this city has sold out affordable housing meaning you cheated on those people that made this city our neighborhoods and favor the developers. now, i represent the first people [inaudible] who have been in this area for 13,000 years. all this land was stolen so here we have the thrives deciding how to make best of the land making millions of dollars. now, who challenged the academy of arts university who took so many rental units away? why are they giving all the developers the public housing that the department of defense paid for 100 times over? so that this middle class families and people that we really want to stay here in san francisco and indigenous -- and i can say that -- (off m

dr. espinola jackson has asked me to carry on the torch.thank you for the reward, but i know that this is just the beginning. >> thank you. thank you very much for being here. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm ken johnson. i'm in support of the ladies, the mothers who lost their children, and i think you guys really need to put that money to work, put the reward there. because my car was broken into right across the street from the police station on filmore street. they have cameras up there and they tell me that the cameras don't work. across the street from that park is a police station and they have got cameras there that don't work. a few guys got killed, so it might be these killers might be in the police department. so you don't know. and also, i want to support what mr. walker was saying about hunters point. i saw the article, i mean the program on the news. he is right. now the city gave the contractor $300 million to clean up the shipyard, and here you have one of the workers saying that they dumped the stuff -- you know, they to

dr. espinola jackson has asked me to carry on the torch.thank you for the reward, but i know that this is just the beginning. >> thank you. thank you very much for being here. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm ken johnson. i'm in support of the ladies, the mothers who lost their children, and i think you guys really need to put that money to work, put the reward there. because my car was broken into right across the street from the police station on filmore street. they have cameras up there and they tell me that the cameras don't work. across the street from that park is a police station and they have got cameras there that don't work. a few guys got killed, so it might be these killers might be in the police department. so you don't know. and also, i want to support what mr. walker was saying about hunters point. i saw the article, i mean the program on the news. he is right. now the city gave the contractor $300 million to clean up the shipyard, and here you have one of the workers saying that they dumped the stuff -- you know, they to

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jackson, mississippi. the riders never arrive to their destination in new orleans during even after all the activism and all the work that people like rosa parks and dr. martin luther king had done in 1955, desegregating the city of montgomery, most people's lives that not change. they still suffered some of the situations they had before 1955. it is after the student citizens and the freedom riders and 1961, when the sides of segregation start to come down. it was ruled that all of these interstate facilities had to integrate. it is really when you first saw the visual changes in the landscape that segregation was on its deathbed. >> our city tour staff travel to montgomery, alabama to learn about its risk history. www.c-span.org. you're watching american history tv on c-span3. >> monday night, a look at the plan to include broadband internet access. expected to take up the proposal at the end of march. we will talk with the policy scholar.and a visiting we're joined by the national journal technology reporter. we need access to broadband now. it's unclear to me that congress this.be able to pass the congress has not been particularly supportive of

dr. of education degree in organizational leadership from usf. she has one daughter deidre white and her goddaughter tito jackson is a graduate of washington high school and also knew mr. vidal and is now at the san francisco chamber of commerce. she received numerous awards and honors including being listed in the publication who's who of american women. dr. bobby lynn rice departed this life on march 15 and should be deeply missed. our condolences go out to her family. thank you. >> so, we do have a close session tonight. we took we do have a close session but the item is not ready. the regular meeting agenda is printed so we need to adjourn this meeting and open the special meeting. >> okay. so-we are going to adjourn. so, do we need a report of actions now personality. >> he reports up close action action now >> then adjourn >> exactly >> so, close session readout for the special meeting march 16 22nd the board of education by a vote of 5 vi approved the release of 2 probationary employees that board [inaudible] approves the initiation of a due process action one matter matter ph vs. us sfc case number 201-602-0493 the board by a vote of 5 aye giv

dr. king, that's great. when nine years old then he did what he did with reverend jackson's campaign. ago.was 30 years let's talk about some this century. issuesalk all of the that we have fought from police in new york all of these issues where have you been? john lewis.g with let's talk about this century. i think that he's been right on can't say that i've seen him out there marching or doing the things that we're last 15 orut in the 20 years. charlie: how much pressure is there from whatever corridor to line to support? to say to your fellow republicans, it's over? cannot stop donald trump. appeal.strated >> none. very little. pressurere seeing is on other candidates to get out so there will be a consolidation of the anti-trump vote. is the chris christie exception. i'm supporting rubio. people pressuring kasich to get out. see people telling cruz he should get out. cruz supporters telling rubio he should get out. there's a sense we consolidate behind one candidate and have a one on one race. the majority of that 65% can get behind one person. i think the key point that's in these

dr. martin luther king junior rise. the family of ralph upper neck abernathy.t the sister of jimmy lee jackson.plause] i was so honored and humbled to sponsor hr 431 with my colleague. thebill to honor congressional gold medalist was indeed a momentous occasion. i was so proud that all my colleagues in the alabama ilegation joined martha and as original cosponsors of the bill, putting aside partisan politics. we join together because of a deep love for the state of alabama and deep appreciation of the special role that our state plays in the voting rights movement. a special thanks to senator booker and sessions of alabama who cosponsored the bill and made the journey to selma last year for the commemoration. along with other members of congress, republican and democrat, it was a glorious day to welcome you to my hometown. as a native of selma, and now the united states representative, i know the journey as the first black woman member is thanks to your contribution toward democracy. the congressional gold medal ceremony should serve as a compelling reminder of the power of ordinary americans c

was eating breakfast at his regular spots when he jackson realized she was a winnerw everybody in the are going back to floridae. >> it is now 7:48 a.m. dr. orr lawyer or maybe even a nurse. we will tell you what that worst job is and how to cope. >> we want to check in with kenny who is eating pancakes while come back to fox eight your time right now. we are celebrating scott's birthday he just turned 48. >> i thought it was 58. >> right now we will take a look i can a crumpton. this is theh rose and this is the authority. we are previewing nationalna pancake day which is tomorrow we will talk about the children's miracle network but sarah, first of all congratulations. >> thank you your platform you chose to talk about. >> mine is called empowering women to make their dreams come true. to focus with an average of 11 hourst with the images being bombardedth images that degrade women making them as a a sacrifice. i go around with code media and say this is not how as to be i don't have tove have more confidence full confidence because of this you are not the perfect image yet here you are. >> exactly. >> miss ohio how does thatow impact

dr. martin luther king, junior, rise? the family of ralph abernathy. the daughter of viola luiso, mary luiso. [ applause ] the sister of jimmie lee jackson and the familyray. [ applause ] i was so honored and humbled to sponsor hr-431 with my colleague martha roby. the bill to honor the congressional gold medal was a momentous occasion. i was proud all of my colleagues from the alabama congressional delegation joined martha and i as co-sponsors of the bill putting aside partisan politics, we joined together because of our deep love of state of alabama and our appreciation of the special role our state plays in the voting rights movement. a special thanks to senator booker and senator sessions of alabama who co-sponsored the senate bill and for making the journey to selma last year for the 50th commemoration. along with the 100 other members of congress, republican and democrat, it was a glorious day. a glorious day for me to welcome you to my hometown. as a native of selma and now its united states representative, i know that the journey i now take is alabama's black -- first black congresswoman was made possible because of the courage and sacrifices o

dr. mac, opted out of his is out of town. >> he will become an unrestricted free agent march 9 he turned down . $4 million to make a move, he could return, he likes hue jackson petitti garden center as a building block for future but anyway you slice it is going to likely beut the highest-paid center in the league get a nice contract. >> ever talk about lebron james spring break to south beach. >> they have several days off this weekend he went down to miami in his private jet for some relaxationin . after the victory monday, which ended a span of three games in four nights, ty lue gave them tuesday and wednesday off, we'll be back tomorrow, he is in south beach, for a workout at a miami gym, ando he did the same thing last season,id this time the cavaliers had knowledge of this and were cool with that,ad that many break is needed they will have three games in four nights when they return . the cavaliers returned to practice barroom get ready for friday night's game against the wizards, there are six and two since the all-star break including a victory over the cavaliers something tipoff friday is 8:00 o'clock. what about michael brantley. >> terry francona

dr. king, that's great. but i was nine years older. and when he did what he did with reverend jackson's campaign, that was po years ago. let's talk about from this century, senator sanders. let's talk about all of the issues that we have fought from police brutality in new york, where you were born, all of these issues, where have you been. so i'm not even going with john louis. i'm saying let's just talk about this century. and i think that he's been right on the issues but i can't say that i've seen him out there marching or doing the things that we're talking about in the last 15 to 20 years. >> how much pressure is there from whatever corridor to get in line and support, to say to your fellow republicans, it's over. we cannot stop donald trump. he's demonstrated appeal, we might as well try to make an accommodation. >> none. >> none? >> very little. i-- what you are seeing is pressure on other candidates to get out so that it will be koition of the anti-trump vote. >> rose: nobody wants to follow what chris christie did and said. >> i think chris christie is the exception. i'm suppo

dr. willie who provides abortions in the south and it looks like he is wearing a purple hat with an emblem of a golden uterus. >> i flew in from jacksonmississippi. i saw people, women at the last clinic in mississippi. yesterday i saw a woman from louisiana -- now that state will only have one claim because of recent just one clinic because of recent changes in the law. she came to jackson because it was the closest to her. i told her i would be here today and she told me she worked in an er as a health minister later and they were seen women with complications from do-it-yourself medications on the internet. when i told her i was going to be here she said, you make sure you tell them of their what is happening down here. so i'm keeping my word to her. .merica, we have a problem but don't worry, there's a doctor in the house. [cheers] because today i'm going to diagnose that problem and i'm going to make some treatment recommendations. i spent the last 25 years of my career figuring out the problems of women's health. so when i put my medical hat on -- this is not my medical hat -- and i look at women's health in this country, it see

jackson, mississippi. ders never arrive to their destination in new orleans during even after all the activism and all the work that people like rosa parks and dr. martin luther king had done in 1850 -- in 1955, deserted or a the city ofting montgomery, most people's lives that not change. they still suffered some of the situations they had before 1955. it is after the student citizens and the freedom riders and 1961, when the sides of segregation start to come down. that all of these interstate facilities had to integrate. it is really when you first saw the visual changes in the landscape that segregation was on its deathbed. >> iamb the daughter of dr. richard harris. i think everybody now knows the story of the freedom riders. as far as coming to the greenhouse bus station and then going to the church and being surrounded. it is such a horrible scene of people want to harm them. people may not know what happened at my house, my father's involvement with the freedom riders and helping them with that particular situation. there is still a question in my mind of modes of communication to say let's take the people to dr. harris's house. that is

jackson, mississippi. they never arrived to the destination in new orleans. even after all the activism and rosahe work people like parks and dr. martin luther king had done in 1955, desegregating the sadie -- city buses in montgomery, for most of life to not change from day to day. they still suffered in the same situations they had before 1955. inwas after the student sit in 1961freedom riders when the signs of segregation start to come down. that was when the icc ruled on november 1 that all these facilities across the south had integrate. that was when he first saw the visual changes in the landscape that segregation was on its deathbed. >> our cities toward staff recently traveled to montgomery, alabama to learn about its rich history. about other stops in our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. court is left of this amount of power incomes greater responsibility. the idea you have a seat on the court unfettered for 35 years just is not pass the smell test with a modern democracy. >> -- talked about changes he would like to see at the supreme court, in

dr. of education degree in organizational leadership from usf. she has one daughter deidre white and her goddaughter tito jackson is a graduate of washington high school and also knew mr. vidal and is now at the san francisco chamber of commerce. she received numerous awards and honors including being listed in the publication who's who of american women. dr. bobby lynn rice departed this life on march 15 and should be deeply missed. our condolences go out to her family. thank you. >> so, we do have a close session tonight. we took we do have a close session but the item is not ready. the regular meeting agenda is printed so we need to adjourn this meeting and open the special meeting. >> okay. so-we are going to adjourn. so, do we need a report of actions now personality. >> he reports up close action action now >> then adjourn >> exactly >> so, close session readout for the special meeting march 16 22nd the board of education by a vote of 5 vi approved the release of 2 probationary employees that board [inaudible] approves the initiation of a due process action one matter matter ph vs. us sfc case number 201-602-0493 the board by a vote of 5 aye giv