i take the 30 to galileo high school. by the time i get on the bus it's usually packed with seniors that buy groceries and students that go to marina and francisco and galileo. oftentimes there is a lack of buses which explains why it is densely populated. the bus can cause problems. i used to go to presidio middle school and by the time i leave school and get on the one california it's packed with seniors and students that go to galileo presidio and washington. if a student or senior fall the rest of the students and seniors will fall. i like to request the sfmta boards to provide special buses with senior and students feel more safe and more enjoyable rides. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is shirlee and also a youth leader from ccdc. as many of our youth leaders have said we think that school bus routes are important, especially to those low income and transit dependent students who take the bus to school everyday and may be limited to the opportunity to go to the school of their choice. fo

i take the 30 to galileo high school. by the time i get on the bus it's usually packed with seniors that buy groceries and students that go to marina and francisco and galileo. oftentimes there is a lack of buses which explains why it is densely populated. the bus can cause problems. i used to go to presidio middle school and by the time i leave school and get on the one california it's packed with seniors and students that go to

i live in bay view and i attend galileo high school. so as you can guys can probably understand the location of where i live and the school that i attend is almost half a city apart, and takes me very long to go to my school. that's not the biggest problem here. every morning i have to leave my house around 615 even though the bus stop is practically right in front of my house i still have to leave my house very early due to the fact that i have to take the t. i have two routes. i can take the t and then the 30 on market street or i can take the t and switch to 8bx and then the 30 and both routes are really unreliable. the talways -- th -- the timer -- i don't know what to say. it says 10 minutes but really it comes five minutes later, so even when i leave my house earlier than i really should, and i need -- i'm a high school student. i need my sleep and if says it's coming at that time. >> thank you. if i can ask you how long it takes on the best and slowest days? >> on the best day and i leave my house and there is a t there and i don

newcomer students during the sunday morning we report the provision of work this year to balboa and galileo for students to catch up and get intensify english learn development and fill in any crediting credit recovery they may need at the same time interest it is a unique stunt bus it provides not only course offering but provides a unique opportunity for the teachers to be able to work together to roll collaborate and to develop lessons to address the needs of those children it is very there are if you district in the country that real specialize and provide strategic actions to support this reat risk population of the english. >> thank you very much any further questions i really want to attaining the el and staff it was eyed opposing. >> thank you to the parents. >> oh okay intent of the english language parents as i understand to bring attention to the issue so everyone can 1st district things for the students they're with us now and the parents want them to proceed. >> final comment also so i'd like to say also the intent of the summer programs are immersion programs for capturing the

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abraham lincoln held this seat in congress for one term. >> ted cruz comparing himself to galileo?lincoln? i'm not so sure about that. this dynamic duo gets a "d" for delusions of grandeur. time for summer school fellas. our final student is on the wisconsin basketball team. during the march madness tournament, forward nigel hayes has been having some fun with the stenographers at their press conferences. >> i'd like to say a few words. cattywampus, onomatopoeia and antidisestablishment antidisestablishmenttarianism. >> but a few days later, this happened -- >> gosh, she's beautiful. did you hear that? >> i heard that. >> all right, so we'll open it up to questions. >> tonight he gets a "b" for blushing. but all's well that ends well. looks like nigel is bff with his new stenographer friend. good luck in the tournament. thanks as always to my students tonight. class dismissed. . >> that's tonight's edition of reverend al's weekly report card. alk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. wo

galileo. ( laughter ) "star talk" radio. cheers and applause ) >> rose: next month, "star talk" radio will also become a weekly cable television show. he is not in movies yet, but he becomes a movie critic when he spots a scene that's supposed to be scientifically accurate but isn't. you saw the movie "titanic." >> tyson: yes. >> rose: and there was a scene in which they're looking up at the stars, and you see it. >> tyson: it wasn't just a scene. the ship is sinking at a longitude/latitude/time/date we know. and there's... only one sky should have been over that... that sinking ship. >> rose: and it wasn't. >> tyson: it was the wrong sky. but it was not only the wrong sky; they, like, made it up. and the left half of the sky was a mirror reflection of the right. so it's not only the wrong sky it was a lazy sky. >> rose: it's a movie. >> tyson: you really want to take me there. you want... say it again. let me hear it. >> rose: it's a movie! >> tyson: okay. they found the "titanic." they photographed the "titanic." they knew

this is where the girl from galileo practiced flag football. earlier today, we caught up with the team's football team and students told us about the time they had a concussion, they also talked about their love for the game. their parents' concerns. this is a team that holds a record for the most football championships out of all the high schools in san francisco. students say they respect 49ers chris borland's decision to protect himself adding that more could follow his path. but they say like everything else, it comes down to being a personal decision, not a reflection on the entire sport. >> he was a great player. but what can you do? there's very serious complications that concussions these days and it can't be ignored. >> you really love the game and you really want to do this, you know the risk and you got to go for it. >> now starting at the high school level on up coaches tell us there have been changes made to the game of football to prevent concussions. such as always trying to keep your head up and tackling with your body. now, aga

anthony shares that birthday with the as stronger in -- astronomer galileo who came along on february 15th centuries earlier. his crime was revealing the earth is not the center of the universe. susan's was revealing men are not. [laughter] [applause] both of these things are the sort of revolutionary thoughts that have guided most of my professional life, whether as a reporter in print or on television or in writing books. and yes, i have witnessed a lot of revolutions in my career, consider for example, the "new yorker" cartoon, about 20 years ago, fellow walks into a bookstore walks up to the bespectacled clerk she says to him, nodding wisely, yes, she says books by men are in the basement. nothing personal gentlemen. the truth of course is that women's books and everything women do and women's place is everywhere right now but whether it is books or on television, or in real life, i actually learned about my place on the planet from a series of experiences that i had while i was working in television news. one of them was, when i was back at abc news, where i enjoyed a long and wo