>>president walton: commissioner haney? >>commissioner haney: i just really quickly want to say how impressive the young people were who came up and spoke, especially the young man who came up and told us to put or phones away. >> that is bold, that is bold. that is bold. >>commissioner haney: and i have -- i've seen that just a few times, but maybe the first student who'd come up and done that, so thank you for holding us to a high standard, as well. we should all be held to that standard. and also to the young woman who said she moved here from el salvador in 2015. wow, that was really impressive and just showed a lot of courage. so we appreciate you all being here, and the way that you showed up tonight, and i'll also be supporting this petition. >>president walton: thank you, colleagues. one thing i do want to say, of course, is i'm very excited about the young people here. the passion you have for your school, and the way you feel about your school, and you will be up here one day, you will actually be in certain posit

>>president walton: thank you, commissioner haney? >>commissioner haney: yeah, superintendent, i want to thank you for your work and i want to also thank you for starting with listening. i think sometimes that's either the part that's skipped or the part that doesn't happen at all, or it happens after the fact, after you've already come up with your idea, so the way you explicitly said, i'm not going to come in with my already prepared solutions and ideas, but i'm actually going to sit down and hear what people have to say across the district, i think showed a great amount of h humility and i think you'll get a lot more trust from the community because you went out and listened to them. i also want to thank all the educators that are here and let you know how much we appreciate your work and how hard, you know, are actually moving the ball in many ways, and i also saw that there are folks from the african american leadership initiative that are here, and i want to thank you as well for the way that you move things forward. you know, o

like commissioner haney, i agree 100% with this state of emergency. i personally think we've been in a state of emergency for a very long time, but i personally agree with the state of emergency. and the way you understand that we hear you, the way you understand this state of emergency is very real is by the way we're going to do this work on a daily basis. it's been a state of emergency for a very long time, and like commissioner sanchez stated earlier, it's going to require the board of education, it's going to require the board of supervisors, every elected leader, every community leader in this city to work together, so consider a state of emergency declared, consider a response by a superintendent in this district and how we're going to address that continuously day-to-day, consider the growth and the changes that are happening at mli -- do you know vis valley middle school had to hire more teachers because they had too many sixth graders? i wish i had more time tonight to give a dissertation about all the things that are happening. this work is

. >> commissioner haney. >> i want to thank everyone. educators. communicators. kipp has a lot of people passionate about the school. it is impresssive to see the support tonight. one of them said we are violat violating fire alarms. i shouldn't have said that on the mic. thank you for being here. i think that the commissioners said what is the sentiment of the board. i want to ask a couple questions about the recommendation. i think it is unusual to have a recommendation for us to deny. i think that is a strong statement from the staff and i want us to fully understand that. the particular piece around school discipline is a concern of board and i know it was discussed in the curriculum community which i don't it is on any more. if you could speak to that a little bit in terms of what the concern was there. there is also in addition to the school discipline rates long concerns expressed by commissioner cook that some students may be not -- there may be lower rates ever of the reten in the school. >> interview: the finding from staff report under pupils suspensio

a look at how it will continue to perform mark haney out with some key e highlights from the september. >> thanks, sara. >> you say growth rates remain insanely robust and consistent does that mean there's still opportunity in these stocks? >> yeah, and i think primarily with facebook. this is still the one that trades at a discount to its growth rate so you can buy it at 25 pe for what we think is sustainable 30 to maybe even 40% is earnings growth over the next three years, and there's still new revenue streams to be picked at here at facebook. you know, one is that monetization of whasapp. you still have the instagram market that's undermonetized and all the surveys where it continues to show rising advertiser interesting in facebook it hasn't crested yet. facebook is our top pick number two pick for us is netflix. we like what we're seeingout o "stranger things." this quarter they will be exercising pricing power so we like to set up for next year and the third pick for us amazon aws remains, the growth rate remains unchecked, and we think the retail business is now in a positive i