at everett she was awarded the cesar chavez peace award which is given to outstanding individuals for exemplary services to the community. she's always been a caring, loving, knowledgeable and dedicated educator, the kind of educator you remember for a lifetime. ms. roberts was a master teacher with a huge heart and never gave up on any child, infired them to go to college and become lifelong learners. she'll be greatly missed. and on behalf of the board of education and the district, we want to send our condolences to the family of ms. roberts as well. so we move on to our meeting. but maybe we could have a short moment of silence. [moment of silence] president kim: thank you. item a, approval of board minutes. do we have a motion and a second? >> second. >> second. president kim: are there any corrections? seeing none, roll call, please. >> thank you. ms. chan? >> yes. >> ms. fan? >> yes. >> ms. fewer? >> why. ms. fauf as? >> yes. >> mr. yee? >> aye. >> ms. kim? >> seven ayes. president kim: the presentation to the board of education, the superintendent's report. >> that's a little

and everett middle school has a new principal. and mr. kirschy been there two years. and everett is a transformation model and forest man. and mr. sanchez has been there one year. they had -- and they have several community meetings and having more and they're a transformation model also, not replacing the staff. mission high school has a new principal and -- my predecessor. and eric gunther and eric and the staff at mission high. they're definitely not replacing the staff at a mission high. and -- john o'connell. and also mr. duber has been there for this first year as principal and they will also be a transformation model. and -- those are the -- those are the schools and what we know as of now. you could see that i already identified five transformations and that's our maximum transformation and any other, any other option that we're going to choose, we would have to do the turnaround and that would be the principal and the staff. and next step, where we are right now, the community meetings are taking place at every school. and i do want to mention that next -- we

i liked that there were some schools like everett better really going to diversify going from 81% to 50%. i was concerned there was a significant drop for the same sub group for francisco middle school. given that we have malcolm x and carver going so far out, my one feedback would be whether we can consider having aptos being one of those school. it is one of the middle schools that has successfully closed the gap in ela and math for latino students. looking at where we feed, it makes sense to look at what schools are successful a closing the gap. years from now, hopefully all of our schools will be closing the gap and it will not be an issue. i would like to look to the data in terms of which schools are currently doing that. as far as we -- as long as we're having them go so far out of their community as a feeder school. the middle school diversity, language pathway. those are most of my comments for right now. there is a lot of information. i really appreciate all the parents the came out tonight to give us their feedback. we have several other meetings as well. i am really excit

jeff everett is founder and portfolio manager at everkey global partners. always nice to see you, jeff, welcome back. >> thank you. >> tom: so you have found emerging market companies are providing much bigger profit margins for investors, like yourself, than developed markets, some household names here in the u.s. why is that? >> higher profitability in terms of return on equity, a better balance sheet-- less debt. comes from the fact that they're run very, very efficiently. they have low-cost factors of production, not just low waejs, but they also have cheaper engineers, cheaper designers, and the entire process is streamlined to suchave agree that they can develop better profits and generate better profit growth with the same revenue growth than developed market companies. >> tom: is the trajectory sustainable? >> it is sustainable, and one of the great myths of this crisis is that emerging market companies and economies, as you've been talking about all week are, more vulnerable. we did not see one currency topple over completely, as we did in the asia

if all the fifth graders at mckinley would to everett, effort would be mckinley -- everett would be mckinley. [laughter] >> i was interested in the factors that were used in considering the maps, and we noted -- i think we noted -- interesting bit. with the diversity, we are assuming that it was based on racial diversity, but my question to the good tonight is, to one extent whyses factored in -- to what extent was ses factored in? when i look at the map and think about some of the differences in incomes, and how, if you would map that onto the speeder patterns, i was interested in how that conversation possibly could shift some of this as well. thank you. >> said davis. i have a daughter going to kindergarten who is a free range child and has not been located yet. i was raised in mission bay, which actually looks like i am out of all of -- attendance areas. so i wanted to mention that the cdc is such an amazing program. with my family, i spend a lot of time talking about what those are, because it will be a really important key, and i do not want families and kindergartners to walk in your

we have a victory by default but it's a victory nonetheless that we're able to keep the beacon at everett middle school for one more year and that we've been granted a community process. however, i do want to say i think we really need to should at the lowest performing schools and it's been mentioned over and over and even though everett isn't in supervisor dufty's district we consider that the greater mission and it's one of the lowest performing schools and it's a tragedy to move resources out of that school and we should really think about maintaining all of the performing schools with all the resources that they have, including beacon which did suffer a severe cut. i also wanted to advocate for other programs and ask the school district to support c.b.o.'s and their effort to get funding. for example, meppy on 24th street was completely cut. they do a wonderful tutoring program and we need to have the school district help to support other c.b.o.'s and understand holistically that schools cannot be the only answer to this low performance. i also want to make recommendations as what is

everett dirksen was the second. apart -- philip hart, the third. these buildings are along constitution avenue. each one is a different style. the russell building is the classical style. sort of a neoclassical style on the dirksen building. a very modern style on the hart building. they're connected by tunnels and corridors. the provide offices for senators and space for committees to meet. richard russell was a senator from georgia from 1933 until he died in 1971. he was known as a centrist senator -- senator's senator. even if you disagreed, he respected him. he had great dignity and bearing. he was a leader of the southern caucus. he often led filibusters against civil rights legislation. i suggested that the senate and in the building in spite of this politic. they named it for him because of his character. >> if you read about him, people will say that he was a white separatist. where is the morality of all of that in naming a building after somebody who clearly thought the white and blacks ought to be separate? >> unfortunately, it was of re

our condolences go outs to everett and mission high schools. thank you very much, meeting is adjourned.

our condolences go outs to everett and mission high schools. thank you very much, meeting is adjourned. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us. it is my pleasure to be here with our regional fta administrator and our commissioner from san francisco who sits on the metropolitan transportation commission. we have a new development in terms of the muni metro system, one of which is the beginning of the card installation system. we have nine stations that will be receiving newgate's. and we will be adding another 19 disabled fare gates. what we are attempting to do here is replace the infrastructure that has well tapped is useful life in terms of our fair gates, and we are cobbling that at the same time with a nuclear program, which you all should be aware of and which is the regional smart card that will be used throughout the area for public transit trips in the region. the new ticket vending machines -- we have purchased 40 of those ticket vending machines. customers should be able to go to any metro station and purchase tickets

our condolences go outs to everett and mission high schools. thank you very much, meeting is adjourned. >> and they will want to thank them for the lumir willingness. i want to recognize that we also have a very diverse group of individuals serving on a diverse group of boards and bodies. have the pleasure of reappointing someone who has a connection that goes back generations, larry mazzola, sr. i'm pleased that subject to approval, p.j. johnson will serve again. president of the arts commission, who has been doing an outstanding job, really raising the bar in terms of public art and our commitment to neighborhood arts. i want to thank lisa gruwell for her willingness to serve on the civil service commission that sets my salary. i wish you luck and independence from whoever is serving as mayor. i want to thank the environment commission, which is something we are very proud of, for his willingness to serve as a new member. london and michael are quite familiar to their commissions. they will both be here. thank you, chief. i know you are pleas

after three tours in iraq, staff sergeant everett powell is finally stripping down his humvee and packing up. in 2003 he pushed into baghdad with the first armored division. he was back again for the 2007 surge and now for the pullout of combat troops. >> i don't think it's really going to end up hitting until all the people are gone and i just don't come here anymore. i know this is going to be my last time here. it's not sinking in yet. >> reporter: just sinking in that after seven and a half years and 4,400 american military deaths, the united states combat mission in iraq will end this month. the challenge now, to move home an army. military officials describe this as the biggest logistical operation since world war ii. at just this motor pool -- and there are many like it -- hundreds of armored vehicles are being prepped to leave. most will be loaded on flatbeds, driven to kuwait and shipped by supertanker back to the united states. the flatbeds are already being loaded at night to avoid the 120 degree heat. about 70% of the equipment will return to the united states. 30% will go to

some of the comments made about everett, i need to make a clarification. the reason we put isa and others on there is that we've written a magnet grant to put those on there. we have a huge magnet grant. we're hoping to get that by september. that grant is to develop a feeder program for the school of the arts. it will bring in resources to create a school of the arts program within the school if people choose. we are trying to take schools better on the bubble to make them excellent schools. when you start looking at this, i think the information is good for people to see what it does in terms of the makeup of the preschool. that is critical information for everyone. someone may wonder why we are taking neighborhoods over improving schools. wthese models address those two issues. it really does address academic student achievement. it really does address trying to create some type of neighborhoods. at the same time, we're trying to have schools better balance. if you really want to turn around a school, you cannot have a school in san francisco that just

effectively with the communities at each school and there are certainly two schools very important to me everett middle school and mission heights school on this list and i think those of us on city government have a responsibility to do everything we can to help create the community school environment that margaret brodkin talked about and to continue the partnership we've had. supervisor, you want to add something? no. so with that i want to close this hearing. i don't know if you'd like to continue this to the call of the chair so we can bring that back. it would be the order of business. i neglected to thank john ross and carolyn lubair. and madam clerk, madam secretary, thank you so much. and our meeting is now adjourned. >> this morning, everyone, and welcome to the 2010 s justice some of. there must be justice. i want to begin -- to the 2010 justice summit. there must be justice. i want to begin by welcoming you. i am a public defender here in san francisco, and i will be overseeing the first part of the program today. we are going to be talking about something is called ordinary in justi

our condolences go outs to everett and mission high schools. thank you very much, meeting is adjourned. >> good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining us. today is a very special day in san francisco. it marks our celebration of the bicycle injunction we have been suffering under for about four years now. today, we are able to begin in earnest and aggressive bike plan implementation. divide plan implementation will increase the amount of bike lanes by 64% here in the city. we currently have 48 miles of land making us one of the most likable cities, and i think everyone recognizes that this is just another step in our establishing ourselves as a world-class white city. with that, i would like to turn it over to our mayor, who has been a champion as we went through the legal battle we had to go through. -- establishing ourselves as a world-class bicycle city. gavin newsom thank you to the members of the -- mayor newsom: thank you to the members of the board that are here, to all the activism and intensity and passion that represents the p

. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our friday "market monitor" guest is jeff everett, president of everkey global partners. we'll also see reports on existing and new home sales. investing in emerging markets. all next week, we'll look at ways to make money by investing in each of the "bric" countries- - brazil, russia, india and china. our coverage begins monday with brazil. >> susie: if you're going to the airport tonight to meet a flight from europe, you might want to double check the arrival time. apparently computer problems at a traffic control center in the netherlands are messing up air traffic all over the continent. there's a backlog of flights taking off from holland, germany and belgium, and hundreds of flights in northern europe are also running late. the system is expected to be back to normal tomorrow. >> tom: some furloughed flight attendants at delta airlines could be getting a call to return to work. in a message to employees, the airline said it has begun recruiting those former workers for its international routes. it especially needs folks with fo

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jeff everett from everkey global partners says developing markets are growing much faster, and their companies are more profitable than familiar u.s. firms. also tomorrow, we'll get an update on second quarter g.d.p. as we mentioned earlier, it's expected to show the american economy grew at a much slower pace than first reported. >> susie: american airlines has been slapped with the largest fine in history for alleged maintenance violations. the federal aviation administration wants the carrier to pay $24 million for not keeping the wiring on its md-80 aircraft up to code. the safety lapse happened two years ago, and the f.a.a. says it could have led to fires and fuel-tank explosions. american grounded its entire fleet of md-80s back then, a move that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. >> tom: research in motion is researching new ways to balance the security needs of blackberry devices in india with customers' privacy. the company faces a possible ban on its blackberry service in india next week unless it resolves the country's concerns. india's government is worried

everett on the independent line. caller: i think i come going to be voting basically on the economy. and all the people who are saying that everybody else should wake up, but -- they are the first ones i would suggest to wake up because they believe all the talking points that come out. very quickly, specifically. the democratic party, they want to let the bush tax cuts sunset because it was only benefiting the rich, but now that are talking about letting it continue on for everybody else -- well, if it was only benefiting the rich why they now letting it continue on? the truth is, it did not only benefit the rich. thank you. host: you can join the conversation on our twitter page. if you go to c-spanwj, you can send your comments. here is one tweet -- and we move onto canyon lake, texas. republican line. caller: it is hilarious to hear these obama democrat idiots. every day obama proves he is incompetent at everything he has done, and he blames republicans for everything he has done because he is incompetent. typica

according to a poll conducted by the public opinion research center the everetts russian is not a frequent fast food restaurants seventy percent of respondents said they have never eaten a false food forty percent admit going to foss food restaurants but only once a month and the other eleven percent say they have been to fast food restaurants once or twice during the whole lifetime and only four percent of russians say that visit fast food restaurants every week so perhaps this may explain why a base city in russia is thin on the ground. ok if i go back to kelly is obesity a class issue too because you have poor people earning less that's why they're poor they're they may be working a lot of hours expression during this economic crisis they buy cheap food that is not good for them so it's a matter of time in about of money in the in the kind of food culture that they're involved in and it becomes kind of cyclical there and they end up being obese their children are obese i mean is this an issue that needs to be it is what i'm getting at is a class issue as well. clashes class issues are i

thousand and nine which is one hundred twenty two million dollars first place in both categories went to everett. some of russia's biggest companies produce first half results this week but many of them reported to russian accounting standards and for investors this can be more confusing than enlightening question of reports. corporate results are supposed to provide to guide to how well it companies be forming for investors and russian companies report under russian accounting standards but also use an international standard usually i have asked the reporting season can be nothing short of bewildering numbers can look very different subtypes which makes you wonder why. that makes sense and. if the transactions are identical why would you get different reports in this transaction most significant russian companies fool in the category of dual reporting including major banks energy companies and minus this can sometimes lead to a profit under one system suddenly tensing into a loss in the other and vice versa so why the big difference one reason is who they and counting is intangible the russian