thank you. >> commissioner haney. >> so i'm not going to say much. there are a couple of people that i want to thank. but before that, i want to ask associate superintendent kevin truitt if he could come up real quick and explain to us, because i think it's important practically what this means for us moving forward right now? what are the things that we're going do as a district if this passs? there was a lot in the resolution, but specifically what is going to happen and what it means in terms of what we communicate and what next steps you have planned? >> good evening, superintendent and commissioners. we have been working with commissioner haney on the gun safety/gun buyback resolution and we have prepared a letter to go home to all of the families. this letter, commissioner haney, correct me if i'm wrong, it was sent from congress as a suggestion for several school districts to take part in gun safety awareness. and so we have revised that letter, and we'll have that letter translated. we have the flier for the gun buyback program that will be h

haney do we have a motion and second for first action roll call vote vote. >> mr. haney ms. maufas ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns president fewer arrest 7 i's. >> okay thanks we have a reading of the resolution motions and second for formal resolution reading by commissioner mr. haney. >> in support of this the safe organization for act whereas the san francisco unified school district is fully committing to a save environment and vvlt in them the skills to thrive in the community and whereas sfusd emphasize positive spaces over accomplishment particularly for positive behavior intervention and support and recent implementation of the schools policy and whereas sfusd seeks to end the pipeline by investing in education and restore the health and wellness program where's whereas in the past 20 years the spending for prisoners has increased several time and in the past years the state of california build 22 prisons and higher than the san francisco state university and 5 times more people in state prisoner when state crimes were up and where was your peop

commissioner haney, i'm going to ask you to read the names. public comment speakers and let's give every speaker about a minute and a half. thank you. i'm going to read all the names and you will each have a minute and a half. sheryl sandoval. giovanni mercado, or mercedes. is that right? i can't read it. zeke belino. estefani rolando. theo coler white. naira garcia. dr. ricky choi. caroletta jackson. dante henderson and let's have all of the student goes first, so if you are a student and i named you at the end, why don't we have all the students go first and then we'll bring the rest of the folks up. >> president fewer, commissioners, my name is cheryl sandoval and 8th grade student and i'm here to ask you to vote yes on the youth violence resolution. violence has affected people around me, my school mates and me. there is students in san francisco that have cases like rashon and sometimes on my way home on the radio i hear news about teens getting killed. i think that there should be a stop to all of this. some of my classmates lost their e

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haney do we have a motion and second for first action roll call vote vote. >> mr. haney ms. maufas ms. mendoza-mcdonnell

haney do we have a motion and second for first action roll call vote vote. >> mr. haney ms. maufas ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns president fewer arrest 7 i's. >> okay thanks we have a reading of the resolut

haney our hands look like. >> one quick thing mr. davis is that because i felt like the memo we got and the information didn't focus on the enrollment issue i want to make it sort of is that your understanding the difference in that the enforcement or the failing shofrt on enforcement is the primary source of what make ups the deficit. >> no, that is not really the way i view it i upstairs what the mr. henderson is saying a number of things were discussions well moving from a private lease to a prop 39 lease that is cheaper saves a lot of money but in the 2015-2016 year they anticipate a savings already by they're still saying they have a $700,000 deficit so it doesn't make sense for me to say that part of this fix would be moving to the percept 39 facility iota problem if you want to look at the basics of school districts and school solvency review we need to rely on it for the future finances of the school the k-12 accept it basically didn't allow the school to have a reserve for uncertainties and having the deficit spending every

haney. >> ms. maufass ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase nay. >> ms. norton arrest no ms. wynns no arrest president fewer no. >> that fails thank you very much now commissioners any comments or from the superintendent about the petition before us? k through 12 petition new school thanks. >> yes. commissioner norton. >> i want to say i'm not going to be supportive there are great ideas and passion but good ideas and enthusiasm are not enough for prelims i share the commissioners ability to get their projects from the stage to reality between those are the petitioners have less than 5 years of teaching i'm troubled by the offer confident of the gesture and selling this is a well-thought-out position and seeing off in terms of we'll make it a k 5 in the next few weeks in the first pages they've logged it 57 times how can you cut this off i'm disableus of the petitioners understanding of the intact i have no confidence we've not had a positive confidence most recently with the parents concerns from the patterns that didn't want their kids co-locked with the leadership not a sh

it was a nice sunny day. >> but deputy haney's day is about to take a turn.nding to a call from his dispatcher. his car is driving slowly but very erratically. even with deputy haney's lights flashing and siren blaring, the reckless driver won't pull over. as this car weaves between lanes and blows stop signs, it's becoming increasingly apparent this scene is anything but ordinary. >> i could not see somebody behind the steering wheel. at this point we weren't really sure what was going to happen. >> all haney can do is try to prevent this bad situation from getting worse. >> i kept getting in the oncoming traffic lane to let people know we were coming. i wanted to try to do anything i could to get this vehicle stopped. called out on my p.a. system asking him to just pull over, just stop the vehicle, basically pleading with him to end this right here and right now. >> deputy haney wants to know who he's dealing with so he speeds up, trying to pull alongside the evasive motorist. that's when he gets his first big surprise. >> the vehicle took a right-hand turn

haney ms. maufass ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns president fewer 7 i's. >> now standing board member's reports may we have a report from the buildings committee. >> thank you so we had two reports one was on the expansion of the water bottle station from nick that is going well, we're going to get more in our schools and the facilities local hiring program for career paul mccartney a light discussion about the opportunities our students will be receiving through the internship program to the career patrick's and - pathway that's slowly growing and nice to see. >> great could you have report from the city and school elect committee i guess that's me (laughter) okay. we had a reports on the services for unaccompanied immigrant children and then we had a discussion on the cities policy for new enrollment due to increased community development we've learned that san francisco's population has been growing by 10 thousands residents a year for for o the last 10 and in 9040 we will be adopting so for the now residents this is an ongo

haney no improving ms. maufas no arrest ms. mendoza-mcdonnell no president fewer arrest nay ms. norton. >> no ms. wynns. >> no oar president fewer no that is the petition is denied. >> thank you very much so, now we're on to our second oh, yes - you president fewer. >> the board has just the voted no to deny the petition. >> that requires a finding of the fact as to the reasons therefore i've given president fewer the statutory language that findings, in fact, go i ask she read it and we have boards consensus that is, in fact, finding. >> general council the petitioners are demonstrative unlikely to successfully implement the program successful in the petition by agreement thank you now we're on to the next item and thank you for waiting san francisco flex amendment this is petition 449 s p one authorization to grants or deny the renewal for flex academy charter school it was moved e moved and seconded. >> may i have a report from the budget committee. >> yes. >> a report from the budget committee we also heard the sf flex renewal on 2014 to get to my notes the staff concerns we

haney ms. maufas menus dr. murase ms. norton thank you ms.ynns and president fewer that's 6 i's thank you. this is the superintendents report be straightjacket. >> thank you good afternoon to everyone and go giants. >> wow. and we know that being a team is changing and the status show it 75 percent of the teenagers say they've used drugs to deal with pressure at school, however, step forward is promoting healthy lifestyles you can count the ways during an open house at the wellness center the wellness initiate was held by the wellness staff and student volunteers to explain the services as with the subject of the examiner the san francisco wellness be initiate is dedicated to help the academic successful are our 16 thousand public ask the at 19 canvases sfusd students recorded they've been reducing their alcohol use and it's no consequence that an overwhelming majority says someone cares about them so congratulation to our wellness center and staff for the good job on the students as you know this friday is halloween one of our he elementary

so any comments from the superintendent or board yes commissioner haney. >> i wanted to make a motion to move to table this item and allow it to be resmemd with corrects for the next meeting and which corrections are you ref to. >> well they'll make the corrections and bring it back new year in two weeks to postpone it to the next meeting and so your motion so you need to second. >> second. >> okay i think so can you please say again the motion. >> move to people the item to allow it to be simpleminded with the corrections for the next meeting. >> i don't believe the language is resubmitted that was for reconsideration. >> i spoke to egyptian the re - you i was under the impression in order to resubmit they'll have a resubmit a complete new application i could be wrong egyptian. >> the process by which the board entertains charter school pointing he petitions is a product of board policy so the normal route a chapter he petitioner presents an entire petition that has gone through the committee process and presented to the board for an undetermination of their approval or disapproval i

and matt haney. >> teach lessons. >> urging the district to bring anti-violence couric lum into ju -- curriculum into high school and middle school classrooms. >> every student has suffered the effects of violence this fall when one of our students was killed. it is anner to that i think we all need to be taking more action on. >> reporter: haney took direction from friend and crafted a resolution that passioned. >> this is an epidemic in san francisco. we think it is important that all students and all schools have some conversation about it. >> guns are the leading, second leading cause of death among children and teens. >> reporter: a conversation about the dangers of weapons and huh to handle conflict will happen in classrooms. students affected by violence are expected to receive special attention. parents will be receiving a letter about dangers of guns and new gun laws. as well as information about an gun buy back program. he believes his friend, would approve of the new lesson plan. >> he would be happy that it would be getting done. and wouldn't happen to other people. >> the

. >> thank you commissioner haney. >> yeah. i lastly want to thank the co-off and on of the school and for everyone that come out to tonight to speak in favor i like what commissioner mendoza had a difficult times with this there is a lot in here that's tremendous and exciting and folks said exactly the direction we want to go as a district and reflects the vision 2025 and appreciate that you really stuck to that and thought about where we are going and how you can partner with us and all of that i want to commend you and thank you for that i think there's a couple of things i struggle with around it you know one and this was mention as well i know a lot of this sounds amazing and there's so much in here imagining the ability to be successful here in this inspection is hard to do particularly with you put on top of it is truly offering something different or planning in our schools it you know and i think those two things in light of the fact this is a model that is somewhat new our you all you haven't run a school with that th

haney: mr. soaring spirit and natural talents. binky? binky barnes? this budding walt whitman has inspired me to follow my lifelong dream-- to climb mount everest. i won't be a life fritter-er away-erer. thank you, my boy. see you, herb. i realize they're your goals but you can't take a bite out of the sun. it's hotter than pizza that's been cooked inside a baked potato. and you can't drink a whole ocean. salt water would make you sick. that only leaves me one goal. ( classical music playing ) there's something very strange going on. d.w. had this game last and she put everything back where it belongs. and last night... she kissed me good night. eerie. not as eerie as this-- an invitation to a ballet recital... all: starring binky barnes. do you think it's... don't say space aliens. francine: look. have you ever really looked at a leaf? yeah, i did it yesterday for five hours. binky: nature sure is amazing. i want to invite you to my recital because you inspired me to follow my dream. d.w. inspi

yes. >> i would just like to leave the last word with admiral haney. he is responsible for the entire nuclear enterprise. just how important this is. as the secretary said, we follow and we will now our words, this is the most important mission we do. it is absolutely critical to the safety and security of our nation. i would like to leave the last word with admiral haney and thank you all for coming out this morning. >> thank you, mr. secretary. as you look at our strategic forces today, and it is not just the triad, it consists of everything from the mechanisms we have associated with the so thatence apparatus when some country launches something and determines if the threat against united states of america. was that of threat against one of our allies? so that we going's can quickly assess that. through ourormation command-and-control and mutations apparatus such that we can very quickly get the right set of leaders together to issue the decision to go from the president of the united states down to our warriors associated with the very's platforms