or it is a public charter or magnet school and it is excellent.s my commitment. an example in my own home town, there is a baylor middle school, baylor school of medicine. it talks about medicine and it's in a historic neighborhood. i want the children in that historic neighborhood to have first brass at those seats and then of course open the opportunity to people from around the community. that's the kind of message in school choice, choosing going to school in your neighborhood or beyond but being able to have a seat of excellence where you are. >> to those cynical folks you and i both know white flight is something that is very real in this country. to those cynical folks who would say congresswoman, you know when you have a school that was at one point 50/50 and all of a sudden in a given school year it's 80% minority and 20% white, it's not going to take long for that new school to become precisely what the school was that was being fleed, does that make sense to you? >> that's when i call upon our higher angels. america has to confront her

and then we are also implementing a feature of excel a called excel a gis. we are able to transfer as many layers from our arc system as we want for the public to see. so, again, exciting features, we'll have over a hundred layers, gis layers available to the public through the new system. we have designed a single web page for the new system. again, that would serve the general public primarily. it will look something like this. and if a member of the public knows exactly which permit or planning application they want to see, they would go straight to the public web page which will look something like this. just giving you some screen shots here. this is what the citizen access page would look like. and, again, there's embedded links in all of these pages taking you to wherever you need to go based on what you're trying to do, including submitting an application, scheduling a meeting or just searching for information. one important tool that will remain in use which was mentioned earlier today already is our property information map. again, many of you have

united states excelled and turning them sometimes. in the women's one thousand meat as the gold went to parkson he flew south to me at. sensation from china to excel thought she was silky of self pity and got bronze. one country had a double celebration in the women's ski cross finals my mil thompson from canada won gold silver lead to another canadian kelsey santa bronze planted an apple and some speed in it. one country also celebrated two medals in the women's style on goal and to me kind of shifting from the united states. silver went to my niece shield from austria. ron's been to another austrian packed and sent off. in the spine after winning a gold plant in ukraine. silva went to rush out and bronze in the lane ms carnell canada won gold at its betterment takes in umno. who won silver in st and got bronze. the medal standings at an allegiance and eating the gold medal count to ten. that's all fine summary of friday's events and sexy. the three day multiple cuts. the ruling. i knew. the time. the assigned i don't. i am. some of

i am proud to work with john rutherford and his detectives, and they did an excellent job in the case. all of you were here and you heard the evidence which we cannot discuss much, because we have a pending count, so if you will respect the fact that we have a pending count that will go the trial again, then we will try to answer some of our questions, but we are very, very grateful for the working relationship with the jacksonville sheriff's office. last year alone, we tried 39 murder cases with them here in duval county. in in clay and nassau and our circuit, and those cases are all equally important. ron and lucia are representative of the types of victims wo ha s have to deal with every single day, and if you don't know, tomorrow would have been jordan's 19th birthday and they will spend it wondering about t the justice that has been served and will be served. i will take some questions, and we may be able to answer some of them. leslie? >> the fact that you have to the retry the one charge, your reaction to that? >> well, we have to retry cases, leslie, and you may remember that

some jurisdictions use excel a for electronic review. it's a piece we hope to grow into, but it's up to dbi to make that call and configure the system to allow it to happen. for planning, that's why we can take control over our planning applications and do certain ones electronically and we will do that. >> so, a member of the public, though, still wouldn't through this online system see actually plans that had been submitted? >> they could. well, not for building permit. >> not for building permit. let's say you're doing a building and you do a set of hard copy drawings, you couldn't -- you could know where the permit was and what the description -- written description of the permit, right? >> that's right. >> but not the actual -- >> not the actual plan. >> plan. >> at least not for this initial goal phase 1 of the project. this is an incredibly complex robust system and what's good about it is we're going to go live with certain pieces, but there's room to grow completely. and edr is one of those big pieces. >> thank you. >> the other

we're exist with other students with bay area french schools in welcoming his excellency from the frenchepublic inform san francisco. now may i please present the achieve pro to call charring let (clapping) >> you couldn't have said that better. so french is alive and well in our french american schools and french is in the air with our invite with the french republic of france we're delight to have you here. we're pleased you've brought a delegation i believe the administrators of your government and the elected officials and your ambassadors and advisory. you're in a city of innovation and the french have brought so much here today wear in city hall and your host is mayor ed lee who women's to you to this city hall who has a great deal to talk about the french architecture. thank you, mr. president for coming west after your visit in washington, d.c. pr it's n a little in congress so you, you came across the united states to study fast foods but we welcome you here today. and san francisco we hope that not only you learn about all the innovation but i also know you'll see the hospitali

[shouting] >> ed miliband. >> excellent, excellent. we are getting somewhere. i agree with what he said about the climate change. [shouting] him but the reason this matters, the reason this matters is because there are people in the most important positions in his government going around questioning climate change. this is what the environment secretary said, and i quote, people get very emotional about this. people should just accept the climate has been changing for century. he refuses to be briefed on climate change. the energy minister when asked about climate change said this -- you're not going to draw me on that. i haven't had time to get into the climate change debate. [laughter] he is the energy minister, mr. speaker. will he clarify? is a habit of climate change deniers in this government? >> this is a new approach to prime minister's questions. you come to the house of commons and praise the prime minister for his commitment to climate change. [shouting] i like the new style but i thought -- i think this is much more refreshing. this government has a

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see muggy humid improve the already excellent relations between our countries. we feel their leadership and your trust in us. the mormon to it. eddie johnson and michael held talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu they shared concerns about iran's nuclear program suspect it may be for managing this is not civilian as iran claims the bnp that this wasn't just the right to the state of israel. but it's also an overall twenty euro go up. we see a connection between iran's missile program and a nuclear capacity. you'll be awfully had not been on. netanyahu said he would like to see the rounds in time you rename enrichment program dismantled in his address he also emphasized the friendship between israel and germany

. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classic dish invented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local.

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they're excellent, trust me. it's a much better story than most of the other retailers who rallied out there. another name could you have captur captured, a bunch upgraded because of a turn in the fundamentals. how about sempra energy? you know i like these good conservative companies. shocker? i don't think so. seventh, ebay! what can i say? we have been red hot on this country ever since carl eicahn got involved. when we've seen the corporate breakups in the past, they've made us a ton of money. whitewave broke off of dean foods. a national food company is going to be able to be on a stand-alone basis more effective than a combined company that has just gotten milk and focused natural foods. i think acahn is right. ebay should split up, too. we know value and breakups work. this is the gift that keeps on giving. thank you carl icahn. and verizon. now that the deal allowing verizon to buy the rest of verizon wireless closed, all the brokers are piling in, praising it and both jpmorgan and morgan stanley today. i

you concern yourself right now with being excellent and we will take care of the rest. yes, you can be aware of who you are and proud of your identity and all of those things but concern yourself with being excellent and then before you know it, all of those things that you thought were hindrances will be your silent motivators and you will have made it and working in your career and you'll look back and say, how did i do this? so you cannot -- regardless of the circumstances around you and, yes, we get racism and the playing field is not even. but you cannot let that stop you. you must take those hurdles. what a hurdler does is leap over the hurdle. they don't stop and say, i can't go past this because there's a hurdle right there. you figure out how to get your mind together being your game together, body together or whatever it is that you need to do and you leap over that hurdle and don't let other people define who you are because they may think of you as other or you're a black person or they may be discriminating against you. you go, damn that. i don't care. i de

to help sort this out we're joined by author of excellence for all, a teacher -- a teach for americalum and professor of education, the executive director of tfa milwaukee. and a member of teach for america working at a school in miami. tamika you started working in al challenging part of baltimore. why did you join and what do you think it was that tfa aimed to do? the >> i joined for a few reasons. i knew i wanted to be a teacher, and i had an education concentration as an english major for a few years, and it would have taken me an extra semester to student teach to i decided not to do that. i had been volunteering in this schools in durham where i was an undergrad, and wanted to do more for black children in particular. because i knew that experience of not being served. so that's why i wanted to join. >> and what did you think the purpose was? what was their motivation? >> you know, i was really drawn in by this idea that one -- i would be working towards this one day that all children would have access to excellent education, and i thought i would be a part of that, and i have

the highlights on 8 and 9 the excellence awards 4 years of reporting the excellence awards and another year 5 years of clean audits and no deficiencies known by the external auditors those benchmarks double the accounting transition we're not asking for any many staff. with the models bill it is doubling and we've tried to work smarter and the teams are doing a very good job and we understand that a flat budget is deserved. that being said we're now spending anywhere between 10 and $30 million a week in out flows to the capital project. it takes a lot of work. we can keep up with that now but folks are doing well, but they're very high on the transaction volume. the summary for this department is 6 of authorize positions about $10 million a year and 58 are funded. fleet management reports to mr. parallel the deputy cfo and we've seen a 14 increase in usage trips. we are move forward to automated check out of cars and we're able to identify for safety and concert where our vehicles are through gps that's a great asset especially from the rim fire when we had vehicles in that fire we kne

is excellent way to promote that. people know about this recent change. >> is it really an excellent way to promote question -- is it really an excellent way to promote? a president who is less popular than anyone else in europe, below 20%. are the americans going to take them seriously? no president in france would be popular today because the economy is not doing that well. the economy has to rebound, it is not rebounding yet. francois hollande has understood that. he is doing what he can to restore the credibility of the growth of thee economy. the situation is clearly not good. publicizing and making it public that france wants to be part of the game and to experience wealth again. iscan i ask you -- he traveling with a large entourage of business people. what are they going to get out of this? the president's relationship will be a difficult one with tech giants like google and twitter. there are a lot of businessmen who are able to communicate with these companies. what can we expect from that relationship? not

i think he could become an excellent goalie.se. - i'm sorry, dad. - why don't you wait for me outside, stuart ? i'll be right out. - it's stu. - excuse me ? i don't want to be called stuart anymore. i want to be stu. stu shuster. i like the way that sounds. i just wanted to say thank you. you mean you're not angry ? are you kidding ? you've done in one day what i haven't been able to do in years. - anything we can do to help. - say, let's get together on monday. i think i might be able to find a way to return the favor. oh, thank you, mr. shuster. hi, andrew. hi, rosa. i got here as soon as i could. what's going on ? rosa, it's happening. i got word this afternoon that the financing has come through. i still can't believe it. that's great news. - but why are you packing ? - well, my plane leaves for switzerland tonight. oh, when will you be back ? hard to say. i mean, if everything works out, i-- i could end up in europe indefinitely. congratulations. thank you. rosa, i can't tell you what a tremendous help you've been to me. an

we have excellent public schools in this country, excellent charter schools, excellent private schools, why not give children and family those options, high quality option to say choose from. >> you address a lot of these issues in your book. it's great to have you on the show. thank you for join us tonight. we'll be back with more of "consider this." >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 5am to 9 eastern with al jazeera america. >> the world is our fault, according to author who writes about baby boomers adding we are the generation that has an excuse for everything, one of our greatest contributions to modern life, but the world is still our fault. so while most generations think they're special, he skewers his own generation in his book. it is great to have p.j. with us tonight. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> very funny book, are we really that bad? we've always been characterized as self absorbed, but you say we

and a component excel is the term for the public portal. we're prelim a system which allows us to transfer, however, many we'll be doing over a hvd layers to excel and that will be a huge improvement, as far as, information to the public. we have designed a single point of entry for the poub public to access this system we've got this web page. if you know which permit or planning application you're looking for you can go directly to the permit tracking page that looks like this. it's the citizen access page it is a more user friendly of the back office system and leased within this page you can see the various functions and the schedules etc. there's hard copies here on the table if you like just an important note is that this system is a tracking system it is meant to track projects the main source of information for property information will remain the property information map this was development many years ago and if you need general information about a property you should still obvious our map at the starting point and you'll see what

excellent. now, you're coming up to a stoplight.and you don't want to wait until the last minute to slow down so you start slowing down. how do i slow down ? put your foot on the brake. what brake ? it's on-- it's nice to see everything is finally back to normal. you did a good job jamal. the only problem is, every morning before i open the door, i wonder what i might find inside. - officer rizzo, hello. - mr. brashov. and who do we have here ? this is one of the punks we think broke in here the other night. - he's just a kid. - yes, well, he may be a kid, but he's running around with a pretty tough crowd. the rest of them got away from us, but we managed to run this one down. - where did you find him ? - outside another restaurant about an hour ago. he wouldn't tell us where he lives, but he said his brother works here. hello, edward. - is this your brother ? - yes. officer rizzo, there must be some mistake. no, i don't think so. we found this on him when we picked him up. have you seen this knife before ? yes. it's the same one we

what is the convenience factor, and that is where mcdonald's excels.ny locations that we cannot go three blocks without finding a restaurant for breakfast. the drivers are obviously keen. -- tacout will that bell cannot overlook the importance of coffee going along with breakfast and they have a proprietary blend they are introducing as part of this, but it is important to do a very good job with coffee as walls the food quality which they have done a lot of work around. convenience and coffee are the big keys to succeed at breakfast. >> you have mentioned that in terms of ratings, and it is interesting, with coffee so important, almost 80% of the people who go to mcdonald's say the coffee is excellent, but it taco bell it is 50%. bell has not had those occasions where coffee is important, you do not typically buy copy with your talk goes. it is something they need to introduce to the consumer make sure that they are comfortable with them and make sure they're getting into -- ending a good value. >> other companies have tried to do this, subway comes t

excellent. that is great.dditionally, you are going to want to have candles a whistle, possibly a compass as well. markers if you want to label things if you need to, to people that you are safe in your home or that you have left your home. >> i am okay and i will meet you at... >> exactly. exactly. water proof matches are a great thing to have as well. >> we have matches here. and my spare glasses. >> and your spare glasses. >> if you have medication, you should keep it with you or have access to it. if it needs to be refrigerated make sure that it is in your ice box. >> inside, just to point out for you, we have spare batteries. >> very important. >> we have a little first aid kit. >> and lots of different kinds of batteries. and another spare flashlight. >> so, alicia what else can we do to prepare our homes for an earthquake so we don't have damage? >> one of the most important things that you can do is to secure your valuable and breakable items. make sure that your tv is strapped down to your entertainme

. >> excellent. >> okay. i have a real quick question on the structure of the rops themselves. so, i understand what you're saying about the change dos has requested in terms of how you think about reserves and encumbered funds. but when i look at the spreadsheet that we all have to now look at every six months, there's still only one column for reserves. so, how is that not confusing -- >> i can't say that it's not confusing. i think it means that he we will have a number of, you know, tracking spreadsheets to help us keep track, but the idea is that what shows up in terms of spending activity, when we look at 1415 a, if we're showing it on there really it's because it's either a new item, it wasn't on rops 13 14 b, or it was on rops 13 14 b, but it's expenditure activity that's going to take place after, say, october 1st if we use that as our cutoff point ~. we typically submit ours a week earlier so mid september would be when we report. we'd have up to then to incur it. that's why when we look at the rops and we look at those reserves, we're saying this is for activity that

. >>> a bay area teacher is being honored with a national teacher of excellence award.rly gillis made a tribute to her in a law and order format. >> you do realize you've been charged with excellent teaching and this is a very serious situation. >> do i need representation? >> there's no need for that right now. >> she teaches in danville, and has students explore what can be difficult topics, and lgbten explosion, and the national excellence award includes a $10,000 prize. >>> and the alamed afire department is looking for a dozen men and women to hire 12 new firefighters. the new hires will replace firefighters what recently retired or who plan to retire later this year. the hope is that new firefighters can be hired and trained this spring. >>> president obama welcomed french president today. today, the two presidents took a tour of jefferson's estate. the visit was designed to show case u.s. ties with france. olan came to the u.s. without france's first lady. the two recently broke up after reports of an affair with a movie staff. >> and the white house howevered a

>> that's an excellent point and the hormonal shifts are the issue. that's why there is an increase with birth control and hormone replacement therapy. as women get older, a trial fibrillation and higher cholesterol. women are living longer and the most important thing, we are not looking forward enough. today we will get women to look for it more. women can have more subtle signs. they gave out the symptoms of stroke. with women it can be more subtle. that's another thing. be on the look out for these symptoms. >> does baby as 3ri7b help? >> it's not for everyone, but yes. >> if your blood pressure is over 100, you should take aspirin or calcium pills if you have severe blood pressure before you get pregnant, you want to dheak. if you have migraines or stop smoking or you mentioned if you are over 75, women over 75 need to look for a trial fibrillation and those are the risk factors are. that's the guideline. >> american academy of obstetrics and gynecology is too lax on what they make women do. they let you go in with too high of blood pressure. the

i believe you are going to be an excellent president of the police officers association. you have been a great police officer and you have been out on the street and you have the respect of the rank and file, obviously they voted for you. you are a true san franciscans and i'm glad you are doing this. >> thank you, it's hard to believe from the days of you and i running the halls of old sacred heart that you are a president and now i'm a preside. thank you chief. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> city clerk: line item 4 a chief's report. review of recent activity. >> i will keep my comments light in honor of lieutenant. very quickly before we do the presentation. we sadly had two fatalities. both drivers were charged with vehicular manslaughter. again, our commitment to cite and/or arrest at the scenes are happening. i urge the drivers to slowdown and please pay attention. again, these are life changing experiences for anybody that's obviously seriously hurt or killed and particularly anybody else that doesn

. >>> a bay area teacher is being honored with a national teacher of excellence award.to her in a law and order format. >> you do realize you've been charged with excellent teaching and this is a very serious situation. >> do i need representation? >> there's no need for that right now. >> she teaches in danville, and has students explore what can be difficult topics, and lgbten explosion, and the national excellence award includes a $10,000 prize. >>> and the alamed afire department is looking for a dozen men and women to hire 12 new firefighters. the new hires will replace firefighters what recently retired or who plan to retire later this year. the hope is that new firefighters can be hired and trained this spring. >>> president obama welcomed french president today. today, the two presidents took a tour of jefferson's estate. the visit was designed to show case u.s. ties with france. olan came to the u.s. without france's first lady. the two recently broke up after reports of an affair with a movie staff. >> and the white house howevered a sneak peak of the state di

joining us is the excellent writer who wrote that story, greg zuckerman, one of the best reporters out there. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> the article, listen, our viewers know, i've got a relationship with bill, this show does, this network does, he's a good guy, he's a smart guy, he's built a lot. it did not paint him in a very positive way. >> well, pimco is a difficult place to work, when you talk to employees, current employees, people who have been at other shops, they all say the same thing that relative to other places, wall street can be a tough place, but it's a tougher place to work. there is some genius that comes along with that. bill gross is a tough boss. he can be testy. he can be worse than testy. the results speak for themselves. >> so was steve jobs, right? allegedly. so were so many of the women and men that we have talked about who have built these spectacular companies, because you have to have a little bit of the iron hand, do you not? >> oh, i think that in some businesses you really do, yeah. our story isn't saying that he's a good or bad gu

it is an excellent investment. >> so, you know, the former research director is saying that the datahat shows the success or failure of tfa is not reliable because about 15% of the teachers that are teaching in tfa are in grades or subjects that are subjected to standardized testing and how do we know it is worth the money, how do we know if the program is actually helping the students? >> whether or not that the data is reliable, i wouldn't rely only on the test scores to rely on the teacher's effective. these are the phrases that people use and meaning different things to all different types of people. what i thought was effective and helping the students at 21 years old is different now 15 years later with the experiences that i have. is it worth the money, that is a hard question to answer and has a lo lot to do with the regions around the country and how the money is used and what types of positions that the people are going in. i am concerned about special education placement and concerned about the people that major in international studies and teach math in the region. >> no

-- his excellency mr.arack obama, and the prime minister of canada, his excellency mr. stephen harper. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening. your excellency, president of the united states of america, barack obama, prime minister of canada, stephen harper, once again -- i would like to welcome you to our country. it is a great honor to have hosted you for the north american leaders summit here in the state of mexico, toluca in the capital city. a state i had the great honor of being a governor of before i took office with the greatest honor in the world of politics, that is to lead the course of my country. that is why i am very glad we have had the opportunity of having this meeting. i would like to congratulate myself for creating a space where we have had dialogues, where we have outreach to our countries and where we have strengthened our friendships. the one space where we have met, it is very different. from what the teams of men and women representing mexico in sochi are having in russia

>> an excellent but anticipated rebuttal. i think the fact that she made the same argument that the market knew but from a different person and i believe as i said yesterday, owned these remarks as well as she owned the policy, was calming to the market. now, i would say if you told me earnings were falling more precipitously than they have been i wouldn't think the market would do that. but i think yellen was like a gate that opened up that allowed money to come in that was coming in anyway. >> i think yellen was already priced in, the fed has been priced in. it's earnings that have been coming out day after day. that's what has been helping stocks move higher. >> how do you explain why the market goes up when the actual earnings forecast, forward earnings forecast have come down? >> that's forward. we are looking at actual earnings growth. >> the market is not trading on yesterday. it's trading on tomorrow and six months from now. >> depends on who you talk to. >> couple things. i can answer that question, steve, because we

we have put together another frahm for you tonight that we believe is excellent, kevin roose will be here with his book "downmoney" either about-- i believe it's other about the culture of wall street or lil wayne, i think it's-- young money, they toll me that is what they call lil wayne, i don't-- i don't really know that. (laughter) [bleep] i am old. right now i think three hip young interns are doing this. (laughter) but in honor of young money we turn to the world's youngest money, who is a new currency, you are, yes, are you. >> along with the dollar and the euro there is a new kind of currency called the bitcoin. you can't put it in your pocket, it trades only on the internet. >> jon: it only exists on-line t is the tomorrow gachi of currency. (laughter) that reminded me, i should feed mine. i got him-- (laughter) >> jon: 12 years ago so he's 12-- i wonder how he's doing, that-- no! oh! are those digital maggots? he was my best friend for the 15 seconds i played with him. but is the world really ready for unpocketable money? >> i believe it is a game changer. i think bitcoin is

don't take space of the united states excel class and then any case the foam brush and palm fronds. in the rump some highlights and results of friday's events and the settee olympics. police in china seen general thomas prejean has shot dead eight people contacts and could cost the state pension plan easy to see canada called and called the insane as terrorists. i knew this website cannot get rid of the stone company showed what it sounds like the gold coast said the incident. when easy to see accords people onto a nine ten guests and is attacked as he calls an epi pen tip of the ox soo cheap us escalation and a dissonance and detained one it says three blew themselves up. explosions in the same region late last month destroyed a hassle on in a vehicle and killed three people. chinese authorities detained a deadly car crash and eighteen knots to toe but on separate testimony to the week that the minority pretty soon it seemed only to economist region link to tighten security. human rights groups and a bacon and some exiles accused chinese authorities and depression the winds of one