haney hopes this end soon. >> the vehicle started pulling into a driveway.dispatch the address where we were pulling into. they immediately told me that's where it was registered to. the vehicle came to a stop halfway up the driveway. >> the driver's side door pops open and deputy haney finally gets a glimpse of the driver who's been ignoring him for more than a mile. >> i got to tell you i was quite taken back. i saw a young, very young, more than i even imagined, driver jump out of this vehicle. >> the boy, tearing off toward his house is 7-year-old preston scarborough. later he tells haney that he took the car because he didn't want to go to church with his parents. the video is released to the media, and a few days later on the "today" show, his parents are still in shock. >> we could be sitting here for a lot different reason right now. we're happy it turned out okay. >> preston's parents punish him. no tv and video games for a while. but the law doesn't. >> preston didn't fully understand the dangers. being he was 7 years old, we didn't feel like he wa

commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynns and president fewer. we have a motion and second in support of s b authorized in the california state senator by the proposition for 227 and the district prohibition. i have a brief report from the rules committee. oh, can i have a motion and a second. >> so moved. i was at the rules committee so if you want to have me report on them >> okay. >> this is a bill before the senate it was recommended we take a position of support which the rules committee approved, however, commissioner haney the chair of the committee suggested that we have the opportunity to discuss this proposal publicly here and before the - oh, sorry before t before the commissioner norton duo did so the public would know there's for the superintendant and commissioner haney to support this and also our district has been on record of opposing those rieksdz in the participation of the lawsuit after the passage of this for the rules committee they recommends we take it public not

haney? >> here. >> miss maufas? >> miss mendoza mcdonald. >> mubarak. >> here. >> wynns. >> here. >> fewer. >> present. >> miss wei. >> here. >> and mr. logan. >> here. >> thank you. >> please, join me in the pledge after lee begans. pledge of allegiance. >> okay. i am going to ask you one last time, please, the meeting has been called to order. approval of the board minutes. >> can i have a motion... can i have a motion and a second please? >> move to adopt. >> second. >> and thank you, roll call vote, please? >> wei? >> yes. >> logan? >> yes. i abstain. >> mr. haney. >> yes. >> maufas, mike leeds. >> yes. >> mubarak. >> aye. >> wynns. >> fewer. >> aye. >> six ayes. >> item b, presentation to the board of education, the superintendant's report. >> instead of sharing superintendant thoughts for the evening, i think that what i would like to do is actually turn to over to the stars of the show which are our students and as you know this is poetry week and we are honored this evening to have two students, a fifth grad

commissioner haney. 7 i's. we request to speak for general matters we have two individuals signed up. aaron morgan and jenny. and also michael. okay. you have two minutes each, please. thank you. >> p so, please speaking press the bottom you have two minutes. >> thank you. >> hi i'm aaron morgan on behalf of the juvenile justice system we're here to support the decisions and this is really important because these particular education institution was deficient in the areas of health and physical education so we'll support them expanding this program. we know this commission is very - this board would like to preserve equality the students are systematically deprived of the education this will enhance something we're to give them it's important they thinks their worthy of this care because there's a lot of ashamed that go into this parents are afraid to step forward we'll hope that everyone will see a sense of belonging and team and we need to give them a way to feel wonderful about themselves so we support and a

you have a timeline you're interested in meeting i want you to be aware of those dates commissioner haney and is that fine with you >> the only timeline is the issue the handbook we'll have to follow up with the superintendant about that. >> thank you, very much very much. the other tactics were informational there they are the school district improvement system and the follow-up to the city skuthd that happened on february 27th. and it was there was a presentation from the office of extended learning and support and the follow-up information i'll go with that tactic u topic first, the cripple member president fewer and vice chair and i agree that truly the information rewarding the credit recovery implementation we've been able to put in place with summer school online education our connects with city college and - okay. those opportunities we heard some of the results thankful yields which have been positive but not as positive as positive outcomes we had hoped or where under the impression off we need to be aware of the responsibility that we have for the students b that are off track

>> haney? >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza n >> yes. >> except on k-1, which was retro. >> on thank you. >> dr. murase? >> aye. >> miss norton. >> yes. >> wynns. >> aye. >> and miss fewer. >> yes. >> and seven ayes, >> thank you. >> consent calendar resolutions severed for board discussion, and immediate action, i believe that we had two items. >> yes, so thank you, this is just and i hope with your approval even though i did not ask before i told mr. gold man that he did not need to stay for this and i just wanted to point this out that we have two contracts, on page 50 and 51 that look like they are exactly the same they are exactly the same. except they are actually to serve two different groups of schools which is not mentioned anywhere in these two items so i called him and discussed it with him and in the future, this is prop 39, the new prop 39 energy efficiency, money and these are contracts with the same three selected companies, to do this for different groups of schools and they

none together and a vote on consent calendar this was moved and seconded 90 in section f commissioner haney commissioner president mccarthy's. dr. murase. commissioner wynns arrest commissioner norton and president fewer arrest 7 i's. consent calendar resolution severed and any actions. none. yes superintendents proposals. no one board members first reading none let's make that brief. can we have a report from april 7, 2014. >> thank you and i will be brief i just wanted to talk about the tops we had at yesterday's curriculum program meeting we have an action item for the san francisco unified school district student and parental handicap book resolution on dress and apparent standards we kept this resolution in committee because we really feel there are a lot more areas to deceive into to have more staff that need to address the issues but to make sure our next meeting is may fifth and the next regular board meeting is may 14. you have a timeline you're interested in meeting i want you to be aware of those dates commissioner haney and is that fine with you >> the only timeline is the issue

. >> commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell commissioner wynns. commissioner norton and president fewer >> public comment on content items no speakers have signed up. yes. i'm sorry one last item. thank you. we have one more action item in support of renaming the james lining library can we have a report from the buildings and ground and support, please. seeing. thank you. we heard about oh, my god mr. burns as a building and grounds popcorn last time he was a very much missed person and the committee was happy to recommend a recommendation >> may i have a reading of the resolution please. i'm david golden i'd like to read resolution s p-3 the superintendents proposal in renaming the james lavish to the e dwight burns library he dedicated his life mentoring students in academic and successful strategies whereas we provided education services all were spent at the middle school and whereas emphasis mentoring lead to the success of numerous students to stay in school and become avid readers and accomplished that by building relationships to where he

commissioner wynns and then commissioner haney. brief commits, please >> i have to say that i too in discussions with the members of the board of supervisors and the discussions i have concerns about a single initiative. honestly, i think it's going to be a harder sell. and i also have concerns about as you know the board knows i'm concerned about language that says this children and family council is going to be the one that defines the outcomes and i'm even more concerned recently, i heard we had an earlier debate about the insertion of the controller's office as the refer and fafrlt of the evaluations i find that business arrest. one as those things are developed i think i think but i know it would be true we're more likely to get consensus on the board show us language if you're proposing which i don't think is necessary at all that the chapter amendment will have language for the council that's not a chapter issue but i want the language that clearly sets the educational outcome goals and evaluating them is the domain of the b

. >> commissioner haney commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell >> yes. expect on item k-2. >> commissioner norton. commissioner wynns and president fewer. 6 i's. consent calendar resolutions for discussion noun tonight eat superintendents proposals none together and boards proposals so motion to second been through the committee what committee? it went straight to rules oh, i was going to have it go to cripple so it's recommended that's the proposal in support of the unified school district student guardian handicap book standards and board member's reports. i think committee of the whole march 18. >> yes. the theme for the committee as a whole for march 18 is an informational item of the early education department i want to recognize martin and others. we were able to review a school by school analysis of how many are kindergarten rode and it was role detailed very rigorous analysis. a secondly, that analyze was presented by race and gender that's helpful to look at. achievement gaps and thirdly, it was discussed that the gaps that arises monk 4 years o

haney wanted to talk about is that we now have built a relationship with the students that they have done better, and they and this is the prize for what you have done, and one of the things that i started with a great principle, and one of the things that he said was the three rs, rig or, relevance, and i am sorry i got nervous, relationship. and thank you, that is what i was saying, you did learn. so, those are the things that i think that i can that are important and if you look at this data and the subgroups become important and don't just look at the numbers to look at them and you guys have done an amazing job and i think that you can go so much furer >> thank you very much. >> thanks. >> superintendent, and then, commissioner norton and commissioner murase. >> thank you. >> i usually don't comment on comments, but, i think that it is absolutely important that the community understands that we have raised the bar for a diploma, far above what is required in the state of california. and i support that and the staff supports it. but i cannot sit here, and have public members of t

. >> commissioner wynns and commissioner haney. >> i have a few questions and thank you for this too, but here is the main question, most of the students who are not on track to graduate, appear to be the ones who need one class. how or what assurance can we have or how much can we presume that those students are all in that class this semester? >> from the data that we have run, because we run the comparison data for the students that are enrolled in our current evening school. and we have a pretty high level of assurance that most of them and i can't say that 100 percent, but i can say that we have worked with counselors and counselors have identified them. >> and i want to know why they have to have taken it in evening school, i mean, you said that during the school day is the preferred way for kids to get these classes. so, depending on what classes they are, most of them should be available to them during the school day and that is sort of counseling question. what have we put in place the systems that can assure us that we will get to the points where the counselors are making s

commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynns. president fewer and ms. away. please join me in the pledge of allegiance.

public speakers and comments from the board ready for a role call vote >> commissioner haney. sxhaif. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynns. commissioner maufas. 7 i's. item n discussion of others educational issues that is an update of the educational peace reluctant fund. superintendant. >> thank you president fewer and thank you, commissioners. what we would like to do is have a conversation this evening about the upcoming opportunity for the child's fund and specifically postponing to san francisco unified school district the public enrichment fund as well. as we've discussed we've viewed this practice those process as a much bigger conversation about the children in the city mayor ed lee and i are committed to the success of the youth and take a big picture approach of the reluctant of those initiative in the city. what this means we need to reimagine how we work across the city and district we talked about expanding the opportunity for all if you're thinking about a big picture approach and a collective approach there's a wor

commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynn president fewer and ms. away. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> approval of the board minutes there's none together and item b the presentations to the board of education superintendant. good evening to everyone joining us in person and those of you listening and watching at home. i want to week all our students from the spring break and you're ready to get back to work as we finish the second seminar of this year this thursday volunteers will be providing paint to bring a creative yard for a place full of color it's organized by the play works working with the san francisco unified school district to provide trained full-time coaches focused on recess thank you for doing the sweat equity the school districts across california are to have a plan asal cap that will show you how funds are spent for the one site budgets and plan

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and a san francisco native working for the "new york times" photographer josh haney won a pulitzer forhe photo essay he did on a boston bombing victim now in rehab after losing both of his legs. >> charges have been filed against a phoenix woman accused of throwing a shoe at hillary clinton during a speech last week the 36-year-old is being charged with trespassing and violence. police say she snuck past security, pulled a shoe out, then threw it at the stage thursday. you can see almost hit her. this is in las vegas. mrs. clinton made jokes about it before continuing with her speech. good reflexes there. if convicted ernst could face a year in county jail. >> it's a musician's dream, playing carnegie hall. >> imagine this student's reaction when he learns he goats play there. jennie-o w where eva where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat

and a san francisco native working for the "new york times" photographer josh haney won a pulitzer forhe photo essay he did on a boston bombing victim now in rehab after losing both of his legs. >> charges have been filed against a phoenix woman accused of throwing a shoe at hillary clinton during a speech last week the 36-year-old is being charged with trespassing and violence. police say she snuck past security, pulled a shoe out, then threw it at the stage thursday. you can see almost hit her. this is in las vegas. mrs. clinton made jokes about it before continuing with her speech. good reflexes there. if convicted ernst could face a year in county jail. >> it's a musician's dream, playing carnegie hall. >> imagine this student's reaction when he learns he goats reaction when he learns he goats the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard from the makers of frontline® plus it's the only chew that kills both fleas and american dog ticks. vets recommend it, and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only and hasn't been ev

mark ma haney an analyst at rbc capital markets and joins us now.od morning. >> look, we can get involved in the detail of amazon. the argument on many of these issues will be as they have always been, but something very dramatic has changed now, hasn't it? we were nudging 400 bucks a share at the start of the year on amazon we're now down to 300. we've lost $45 billion of market cap. is the market changing its ya attitude to amazon? >> i think the market has done two things. it's changing its attitude towards growth momentum stocks and a lot of internet stocks fall into that basket and changed towards amazon that amazon is increasingly pushing out profitability, the market wants profitability sooner not getting it from amazon, getting the revenue it wants but not the profitability hence the sell off in the stock. >> some places jeff bezos should not be, for example, china. international has got a lot, $60 million, well behind his chinese peers alibaba but they continue to invest. a point you say that's not profitable territory? >> china may well be

these actions are not at all spun haney is. there coordinated and well orchestrated all stop we are particularly concerned by the targeted deployment of pro-russian individuals in the local demonstrations mentioned in the high commissioner's report. we are not challenging the right to demonstrate freely, but this deployment of pro-russian elements has led to violent incidents and the seizure by force of government to links and local public institutions. we call on russia publicly to separate itself from these actions of the militia separatist will stop we paid andute to the composure restraint shown by the ukrainian theseities in the face of destabilizing actions. we understand they cannot fail to react in this situation and we encourage the government to .roceed with restraint luxembourg continues to believe it is still possible to find a police -- to find a peaceful solution to the rosses. it requires direct dialogue between russia and ukraine. tomorrow withlace diplomatic representatives from russia, the item states and euro

. >> oh, my god, michael haney with a wardrobe malfunction?soccer fan, going with our own roger bennett. >> everyone is talking about world cup coming up in june. champions league comes up now in europe. it's our warmup for the world cup. >> they say don't wait for the world cup. >> we have your cheater's guide if you don't know which team to work for. if you've got a different teams -- >> whoever wears the most pine tar. >> whoever puts most spin on the ball. >> so you have the butlers .01%. call it doton abby syndrome, they want butlers, they are minute with grace and the wherewithal to quickly find six hookers on a mega yacht. >> 30 years ago in britain,there were only a couple hundred butlers, now there's 10,000 guys in training to be butlers. they want to live like downton abbey. >> i don't understand this. >> it opens with he had to go to the funeral for the dog of one of his bosses. >> okay. >> it's funny. >> it's funny ha-ha, not funny -- >> you have a story on the horrible bosses of hollywood. >> adversity builds character. >> that's

facility they send to has been creating controversy throughout its said chain gangs of operation these haney's have repeatedly accused gods of physical assault and sexual abuse and have gone on hunger strike numerous times to protest against their living conditions yells word is run by the psycho group which has been involved in a number of scandals from overcharging the government to allegedly covering up abuse of the facility and last month a forty year old woman died there after reportedly being denied medical care. to investigate a bay incident. it's a place that exists but doesn't exist at the same time because of the. sadness in a death in detention allegations of abuse and the government denies access to u.n. investigator welcome to yarl's wood well this is basically as close as we're going to get to yarl's wood immigration detention center is based here in this business park and we're not allowed to go in any further but i just wanted to have a look around because it's been really strange coming down here today we're in bedford show which is the english countryside it's a beautiful sun