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i just i never went through with it but i just never forget having that place in that ad now is late how i got to this point. and it was after that i. just started working harder at regular jobs. i crawled out of the belly of all this and i was. i was i don't think i would have made it in another year if i hadn't met josh and and that's what a parent tells you you are in empowerment like. i'm sorry most but. we're going to see him he saw a. reason laurie that lead doesn't seem real oh it's only. god when i saw you with my beloved curtain let them think. i was proof that i would know about i mean. it's horrible this is really emotional on . some control for a middle class. most of my very hard working people who want to get ahead that have either have some some health issues or have some out of trick about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession a

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i just want to name that. i think there's a difference in orientation around like under promising to make sure you deliver versus having a visionary goal and maybe not quite getting there. i think those are two differential approaches and my bias and maybe someone that came from an innovative school and maybe not from the top down systems approach was always to be very bold with our vision and we didn't always get there exactly. so i think, for me, i never say we're doing it in 2027 and we get there to 2022. and we chime in and say, you know what, there's actually three schools that aren't ready. but this is the graduation requirement. right. i guess my orientation would be let's be bold and set this goal and if we have to adjust, let's make a couple exceptions or adjustments rather than be conservative. i think others may well be smarter on this. i guess -- so even i guess the other reason i would like to have a vote is even if we lose a vote, we can say there was annoying commissioners commissioner alexander

so i just wanted to respond to a couple. so i think language is important and a couple of the -- our instructional partners, our instructional teacher who is are calling in. they started with the district imposed schedule for the district proposed schedule and i just want to say, first of all, neither of those are correct. we propose the schedule that allows teachers to focus on in-person or virtual teaching. so teachers would be doing either one of those. you need to be an in-person teacher or a virtual teacher. that's what we proposed. but the whole process of negotiations and going back and forth is to have conversation. and, we heard clearly from our education union that they wanted instead to remain with their current students. so they remain with their current students. you're not going to be either in-person or a virtual teacher, you're going to do both. so when we heard and we went back and forth and had conversations with them, with the schedule that you see, we were able to meet that interest, the interest of teache

i was just trying to figure things out and make sense of things. i had the cultural experience growing up in the greek orthodox church. if your mother is greek and father is german you will be raised greek. i had that whole greek experience but it is a cultural experience. so, i guess i don't have a problem with people thinking -- thinking of it as a spiritual memoir but i think of it as a literary memoir. i hope that people would read it because it's a fun and valuable telling of a number of bizarre experiences, mostly nontraumatic. >> i have one other literary question. >> what's up with you and william faulkner? >> i hate him. >> i kind of got that but there's one chapter, as i lay dying, which seems like a nod to him and i think you mentioned him more than any other writer. but i'm not sure. >> i am a jokester and anybody that knows me knows when i am being serious there is a joke someplace and i guess i'm reacting to the fact when i was at yale it's like you've got to read faulkner and i don't really hate him, but i find that depending on what

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i was just like well there goes my search for. what's good in the world i guess or not and you know and i would have to say that's when my personality changed from being innocent. to. giving in i assume you know what you qualify minute if i'm that person i might as well be the person. i was 13. i remember this from last year this row in particular road but once i got into anything south of here that was all brand new to me. $22000.00 or 20100 feet. i got down the water and then i went a little bit north. of the when the. 'd when she disappeared disappeared as well. come out find the truck to. running license plates a lot type of thing she thinks someone with a head i have on this truck and you know that suspicious in itself. we can't really see it from you know looking straight at it so when we flew over the top of it that's when we can see all that stuff and. you know those things down there cooler and we don't know how long that our response and. so you know get out there and take a look. when all of. this is in with schools. or.

and it was after that hey i. just started working harder at regular jobs i crawled out of the belly of all this and i was. i was i don't think i would have made it in another year if i hadn't met josh and and that's what a parent tells you you are an empowerment laith. i'm sorry most but. you're going to see i saw a. reason for that lead doesn't seem all that. late is god when i saw you with my beloved's heard a lot of them think. i was proof that i would know that i mean you know that's horrible this is really emotional on. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. the or tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to you the person who falsely fast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confession is taken the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession then one that is

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i was in the dressing room and i just started praying and. i remember just. and not understanding why. i was a good person and i just wanted 3 females and i don't understand why them and not meaning in this big huge battle just wanting to be free and. the main aim in life was brandy. and. it always entered used to mean my 1st shift he would always say. we've got beer we've got wine and now you're going to have some brandy. just in their own sleazy strip club you know stuff and it was nothing to me but this stain when he said right. i was late. i'm not grant. me i what i wanted. i was like i'm windy and. something was different in me. and i felt i literally felt the presence of god ever really did. people can think as crazy as they want to but i feel. like when i was in the dressing room and praying that he met me where i was that. he was starting. to do a work in me that was pretty phenomenal. and. i felt like he was there and i couldn't do what i was doing in front of him it was like pm in front of my dad. i got off the stage and stood by make not even halfwa

i just have a quick question. on the website you guys have this tuition based thing regarding prekindergarten and i was just wondering, for the return of in person learning, does that still count? >> thank you. hello, evette? >> thank you so much. i appreciate everyone's comments tonight about connecting and restorative justice. i won't go into that too much. restorative practices are also a lot of things that black and brown children don't experience at school in many ways because they, unfortunately, are left out of the conversations. i would like to clarify the transportation when we go back to school. i also would like to recognize we will focus on the returned to school of special ed children. for all of the grades. we do have the amount of space, and according to c.d.c., the amount of space of regulated. also, when someone mentions that two and half hours is standard for children, that has been happening. i would like other people to remember that there shouldn't be that many changes, considering we are all a

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me an earpiece and told me is going to hit commercials and he looked at me like what you think me i just played 200 something people in rio de janeiro i kid 5 kids and was it was it hard for you to take in the big 8 did you have 2nd thoughts about doing it before you did it you know i did have 2nd thoughts i did i you know i was in the show comedy bang bang with scott aukerman. and so i was a fake bandleader so you know i would play people on and off on that show even though it was it was wasn't an actual talk show so i had a a little bit of experience you know before going in and i had done some things kind like that for like benefits and charities and or you know people shows and stuff like that so when i heard about the gig at the late late shows a little bit surprised because i just quit. comedy bang bang and i did so because you know i wanted i wanted to kind of pursue my own thing and it was taken up an amount of time and i wanted to do things different things and then i got this i was like what is going on like i was trying to like leave this one so now i'm getting offered a real

about anybody else i talk to i just i thought squad norburn horse the same playing so i don't know that much but i read about these places over there and i always think what it must be like to wear one of those races tell me about running at the swap yeah so there's a couple really big corners there one is there's like super fast as is going up the hill and you know in the car that i was driving back then it was a formula ford so it had no weighings which meant no extra downforce the faster you went in and really go that much more downforce and so you know you're supposed to be flat going up the hill and i don't know if i ever got there or not but then it was such a long track and then i think the corner is over rouge maybe or something like that or blash amman or something back over there they named all their corners with names like in america we call it turn one turn 5. moring but. it's funny we have like the weird measuring system here that could be so much more simple but over there they name everything they name the cars instead of giving them

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kind of like a bunch of ingredients in a kitchen that i know i have and i'm just like improvising mixing all these different elements and then yes sort of so shows are like anywhere from an hour at $25.00 definitely done like 2 hour and 15 minute shows and i didn't mean to i don't know how much that much time goes by the audiences are ok now that's like fish right there you don't fish coveting ph i sh t. what seafood yeah at night you know 1st song was there encore it was so a lot. better now. and he's the bandleader who record rain out musician comedian writer actor you know i tried to call carby last night after i watched the clip because i saw swear to god something about it gave me the same pleasure that chop and broccoli does dana does that. he said i love this mimics the sounds of a rock guy in the seventy's got. you know like he. liked charlie brown's parents level where you don't hear the words you just hear them and the kids are like well or you had some of that mixed in there that group that i thought of very funny that you would come out of that likewis

i just i feel like i don't. like i just don't want to talk about. her or. like fresh 18 year old bubbly. this time that was gone. the light had definitely hit her just people men the post office i mean. just anybody doctors teachers these men that are going out and buying these are all people. and nobody knows because it's such a big secret. and without these guys these buyers this wouldn't be happening. without their grieving and their biggest selfish desires none of this one. join me every day on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm sure i'll see you then. one of the worst mass shootings in america wasn't less vigorous in 2017 the tragedy exposed a little of the real last biggest where many say elected officials are controlled by casino owners the day his shooting reveal where v m p d really is and now it's part of the stand as sheen to the american public barely remembers that it happened but just shows you the power of money and lost. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic hit the m

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like, i just remember just -- i didn't wanna exist anymore. >> reporter: the family was horrified to learn that halee, just 20 years old, had been murdered with a shot to the back of the head. >> that was the most shocking part. never in a million years would i have thought that someone would shoot my child. like, why? >> as you're processing the most horrific news you've ever had in your life, that your daughter is gone, do you immediately ask these detectives who did this? >> they asked me. >> they asked you? who do you think? >> reporter: one name sprang to mind immediately. heather blurted it out. >> their eyes they couldn't believe what they were hearing. >> detectives knew that name, from another case. halee knew it too. coming up -- >> she said, what if they want to talk to me? i'm, like, you talk. >> had someone wanted to keep her quiet -- >> halee could be poking a hornets nest, if she starts making accusations. >> she could have. >> when "dateline" continues. ns >> she could have. >> when "dateline" continues that built 5g right, the only one from america's most reliable net

and so i just learned a lot. o be opened up to the whole genre. >> jimmy: now, does blake feel that way about ska? >> not quite. >> jimmy: not quite. >> not quite. but i think he -- i think he is very curious about it. and he'susical jukebox. so i feel like he is always constantly asking me. we'll get online. he'll list all these random ska bands that i've never heard in my life that i don't even know really existed or not. and he'll be what about -- this is actually when you probably know. let's go bowling. and he'll pick these bands that are from the '90s. and he'll ask me about them. i think we played with them? he's interested. >> jimmy: you probably did, i would say. actually, blake tweeted something the other day that i wanted to ask. let's put that up on the screen. he was talking about your single. "well, i thought it was coming out tomorrow, but it's out. now slow clap, congratulations gwen stefani. i love you." i'm counting 14 exclamation points there, which i believe means he screwed up. is that correct

just how big a story has that been in hollywood? i mambas. .. thing is — has that been in hollywood? iie: funny thing is it's has that been in hollywood? "iie: funny thing is it's actually has that been in hollywood? i““ie: funny thing is it's actually a very well—known thing, weirdly enough. most of us who work in the industry know about this sort of quirky make up of the hfpa. they are a bit of an anomaly as a group. they are not really people who work in the industry, they are not like the industry, they are not like the academy where these are people from the actual industry bridges, they are not actors or cinematographers or anything like that. they are this group of foreign journalists, like that. they are this group of foreignjournalists, as like that. they are this group of foreign journalists, as a journalist, i'm not entirely sure of all of them are working journalists. but that la times story really dug deep and really showed that this group, there are 87 members, very few members, the fact that they don't have any black mambas among t

i just want to put in a plug for that. i also want to expand on and make the connection that the public bank issue is not separate from clean power s.f. if we are going to do all of the things that this agency has talked about today in the agenda, especially clean energy, it is vital that we establish a public bank as quickly as possible so that future amortization of debt to build an apollo style clean energy programme in san francisco knows that we've got public bank financing to back it up and that includes stuff on gig workers and homelessness and you name it. all of that is dependent on public banks. i just wanted to chime in that we do need to keep that on the front burner in 2021 because last year we put it on the back burner. and i think that was a mistake. i am glad it is no longer on the back burner. i urge that we keep it on the front and realize that clean power s.f. and the public bank and the other things we are working on are intertwined and inseparable and they are crucial to each other. thanks a lot. >> tha

steve: i -- i -- just taken aback. i..., it's not who i want you to think i am. for that, i apologize. so if i come across that way, just say, "excuse me?" just stop me, stop me, please. lemonis: you really understand manufacturing. would you agree? steve: yes. lemonis: what would you say your strong suit is in the business? steve: sales, managing, client relationships. lemonis: and so your talent and your skill has to be shared across the enterprise. steve: okay. lemonis: just like i want her skill and her talent to be shared across the enterprise, as well. you are the leader of the global business. your job is to make sure that the manufacturing process, the quality control, the sales, those things stay intact. i see ana laying over the whole organization to review designs before they go to clients. i do not want a design to leave without her at least getting a look at it. just like i don't want a sales quote going to a customer without you signing off on it. steve: of course i'm fearful of letting go of some key aspect o

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i just didn't stop i just kept going and knowing that when i really enjoyed it because seeing these spaces in person. it's just it's not the same as seeing the pictures, although the documentation is amazing and you know, the photographs are amazing, but it's just it's completely different to actually visit these structures and stand inside the space. and so so i just kept doing the field work because it's exciting. i enjoy it and it also answers a lot of questions for me and others like you know, how many these buildings still exist like that's an open question and in order to further the preservation of these buildings we have to be able to answer those questions, you know to get support from others. you have to be able to answer like well, how many are we looking at? you know how many, you know, are we dealing with well, i'm trying to answer that question. you know, how many are still out there or at least provide a case study of you know, so in 19, you know 36 there were this many in the state and now there's only this many left. so that's when i'm working on and yes, and so to f

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i just wanted to say happy women's day to all of my women colleagues. my name is maysha bell, and i am a san francisco native, and i am the mother to four san francisco natives. i have come to live in san francisco about 14 years ago, and i just want to say that my purpose is dedicated to the heart and life in this city. i have [inaudible] in san francisco for 14 years. my current and new role is executive director of out of school time program? during this time, i've had the opportunity to become a trainer in evidence based practices that was developed for active schools and out of school program staff to support healthy outcomes for youth and their families? i also help inaugurate our diabetes program at john muir in western addition beacon in 2019. it was so important based on what we know of the impact that diabetes and sugar sweetened beverages have on the african american communities, especially those coming into that 30 to 40 age group for african americans, which is really high in the city of san francisco. and also, i was able to support our you

i just wanted to say that i did not know her very well, but when i was port commissioner, i remember her coming up to me in several different events and reminding me of her past association with the board. she struck me as an amazing person, and those were big foot steps to follow in her time at the waterfront. i just wanted to also use this time that i really appreciate director forbes mentioning all of the events happening to my fellow asian american community that have been happening the last couple of months. i think it's unfortunate that not only is it one community, but all communities such as this one because the coronavirus has raised more tensions, and in many cases, the people who have been targeted are absolutely innocent. and in some cases, if it was designated against chinese, it's really a tragedy to see some of those things that happened in the bay area and across the country, culminating in georgia. i just want to says the port thinks about its equity and social document document -- say that as the port thinking about its equity and social position, i hope we can take

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i just kept thinking, okay. e his way back to sarah. >> did you feel at all like kind of an amateur private detective? >> i felt like a mom. and it was extremely personal because of the connection and the history that we have with sarah's family. >> reporter: delia had known sarah since she was a little girl. >> who was the sarah you knew as a child? and beyond? >> feisty. independent. loving. she had a beautiful smile. she was very family-oriented. she loved, adored her daughter. >> reporter: when nick, who was running out of patience, heard about dante's number showing up on sarah's call log, he started following him. nick had heard the police wanted to talk to dante, so when he spotted him outside his house, nick called 911. >> this is about the sarah case, the girl that's been missing. >> okay. >> and that kid dante is on the corner, sitting in his car. >> reporter: but nick didn't wait for police to arrive. he was about to take matters into his own hands. >>> coming up, a dramatic turn in the case. >> you fe

i just want to -- i guess i'm just trying to kind of really understand the outcome because i think like for many businesses, if you're behind on rent, one month of rent on the low end might be $4,000 and if that grant is $5,000, that's a nice band-aid in that, but given that that grant is only allotted to people or awarded to people who have not received other grants, then you're not really compounding multiple forces of, you know, of like recovery money or mitigation money. right. so i'm kind of just curious as to how people, like how effective giving out $300 something $5,000 grants or is it more effective to give people $10,000 or is it more effective to give a neighborhood $20,000? i definitely think like many businesses could really benefit from, you know any infusion of cash, any help, any support, but i feel like we're kind of far enough along to be able to find some true evidence what those intersections might be to be able to make the greatest impact or have the greatest outcome just from maybe a little bit of data surging after. >> absolutely. yeah. so we will be conducting th

really nice to be here it was where started my sporting career i never had a really serious call i just enjoyed it but of course i wanted to improve but i never made it to my goal to jump 2 meters or even higher i just wanted to have fun i used to jump a little higher at every competition and i thought if this keeps up it could turn out well until i get out there is if it is good i hope she made it all the way to the olympics in 2016 age 25 she placed 7th in rio. since then pressure and media interest have been constant visits to her mother help the athlete stay grounded. but you know if you put this is where her roots are and her family and everyone else it's important for her to come back to her roots to reenergize to cool off or to just be a motherly laws not necessarily the athlete that everyone always asks after just herself and i think that's important for her. but it's not just the c.e.o. if. you can fly she wants to go to tokyo this year the corona and look down are testing her patience. the local rules are strict and include a nightly curfew from 8 pm. i think something for al