i. wynns. fewer. >> i. >> six is. >> item f. i'd like to -- [applause]. >> that's right board, be proud of yourself. that was a good thing. all right, so standing committees, i'd like to announce the new standing committees that the term will be from july 1, 2014, to june 30, 2015 on the budget and business services committee, the chair is rachel norton with mendoz-mcdonnell and joe wynns as members. building ground and services chair is mendoz-mcdonnell, fewer and haney.

i. wynns. fewer. >> i. >> six is. >> item f. i'd like to -- [applause]. >> that's right board, be proud of yourself. that was a good thing. all right, so standing committees, i'd like to announce the new standing committees that the term will be from july 1, 2014, to june 30, 2015 on the budget and business services committee, the chair is rachel norton with mendoz-mcdonnell and joe wynns as members. building ground and services chair is mendoz-mcdonnell, fewer and haney. curriculum and program, maufas is the chair, with fewer and haney. rules policy and legislation, wynns is the chair, with is the chair with [inaudible] ad hoc committee on personal matters and relations is haney -- i think it's me -- fewer and murase. sorry, [inaudible]. and then on the city and school district select committee, it's me, sandra lee fewer, mendoz-mcdonnell, and wynns. okay. >> so the personnel matters in labor is main, fewer and murase. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other reports from board members? no. yes? yes. >> thank you. little confused.

i. >> wynns. >> i. >> fewer. >> yes. >> six is. >> thank you very much. so we're on to our second one, action item, which is a real biggie and that is the fiscal year 2014, 2015 recommended budget. this was moved and seconded on june 10. can we please have a report from the committee as a whole from commissioner murase? >> yes. the committee as a whole back on june 17, and as i mentioned in my earlier remarks, we didn't have very much public comment at that meeting, but there were a number of comments and commissioners that took it upon themselves to come up with suggested edits which should be contained in the budget tonight. thank you very much. so i think it's deputy superintendent lee, i think you're on again. >> thanks president fewer. as i did before -- actually, this is a longer request in action. so maybe i'll -- okay. okay. i will note the correction if i may, in the the reading of the requesting action. so this is superintendent's proposal 146-10 sb 2 fiscal year 14, 15 recommended budget. and would it be all right procedurally if i just read th

one thing i want to bring up in a sort of echo around commissioner wynns point we have not had a conversation about the committees in the rules committee in registration to the appointing process i want to hear from dr. blon could around the process in the committee has worked in the passport and how you envision this in the future we'll have a long conversation but this is left out with the understanding that things were being figured out to figure out the by laws how you envision those policies to work and other federal requirements i know we can one potential turn out to bring this back to the rules committee i think it's important for the board to have clarity we have different findings right now about how those appoints and some people are surprised with individual appoint. it will be helpful and if others board members could bring this to the rules committee to have calculator and make sure we understand how this operates thank you for being here and your service. >> okay. >> can you respond. >> i'm not sure i - you wanted me to respond if we were a might district our members come from

wynns. president fewer. 5 i's. thank you and now consent calendar resolution severed for board and immediate action i believe that ms. mendoza-mcdonnell severed a few. i have a cough which questions on those 3 impedes retroactive two of the schools requested work to state and there were pete dollars i'm curious why p dollars would not get realized or peace dollars are not released until 0 january or february or the holdup on something like that what happens and i have a question on you want me to tell you all the questions at once and on k 13 that one has a taefrnd achieved other resources but prop k has unify money let's use the peace dollars it didn't make sense it feel arbitrary and the peace dollars will be released he at the beginning of the year not after the school year starts >> so commissioner i can give information about the p dollars and the allocation i expect the answers are due do site specific circumstances more than systemic real quick the p spending plan includes modified amount of money that alloc

is so new, and deputy, so i think that if my colleagues will agree with that, i would suggest that. and commissioner wynns it looks like you have a comment. >> i want to ask a process question quickly, if we get you the questions that we would have questioned tonight, i would like to know whether you could answer them as much as possible. not waiting for next tuesday, just answer them by, and you could send them to everybody but just by e-mail and especially not the full discussion, but because those things, and the initial questions often raised the deeper questions, right? and so, by, and i don't want to do this tonight, but i do want to have the answers, some of them are, and i know that some of my questions have simple answers and that will make me think about that. >> is that doable? >> and that is where we will look out for the questions and we will try to turn around the responses as quick as we can. >> and you will get the questions in as quickly as possible and on the deputy superintendent. so that he can prepare and i think that after they it is a good idea because some of the questions that we

and it begs the different question -- i guess the additional question to commissioner wynns, why can't we take [inaudible] i think when you focus on one area, that gives people a chance to hide in some other place. i think -- i just feel that we are doing just a disservice when we let folks develop another way to hide. i think people are continuing to hide and using, you know, some of the bureaucracy that exists to go ahead and continue to treat it difshtsly. differently. it's clearly evident in these numbers. you mentioned earlier you were working on data where in a couple of weeks you'd have a way to track deeper information? >> yes. at the moment i can't report to you school by school and by offense data because we're cleaning up some of the stuff. it's the first year so we can get the overall numbers for tonight, but we're going through one by one and making sure we don't have multiples. we're cleaning it up for a couple more days. but >> i get that, but this is urgent and we're starting another school year and i have the same feeling. it's so -- it's making me perspire. that's how

and i like what commissioner wynns said is we are taking a systemic approach to it. this is an individual school or students, it's about switching a culture of a district which is similar to turning the titanic around so it is that difficult. we're so deeply embedded in using isolation as punishment for behavior. those type of things. and seeing we have 85 schools involved that were a year ahead of schedule, i think there's evidence that schools have been screaming for this kind of relief. they have been begging for this kind of help. they have been struggling and struggling and struggling trying to find a solution themselves, finding themselves being ineffective so this is a gift to the schools too. i want to say it wasn't until we invested a lot of money into the restorative practices that it ever came forward and i think the little bit of money we put in and all the millions we've wasted before, that was really gratified to know that this decision was a very sound and wise for our district. i'd like to say what i'd like to see on these classroom referrals. this is

i think he was embarrassed, rejected, spurned, and he got the ultimate last say with laura wynn with during the trial, freeman's defense attorney pointed to the two foreign hairs in laura's apartment as proof that someone else killed laura. and also reminded the jury that the eyewitness' description didn't match freeman either. >> i mean, they argued reasonable doubt which was a smart argument to make. >> but prosecutors maintained that the dna evidence was concrete proof. >> i think what happened here was that sam freeman didn't realize in 1992 he could leave a piece of himself at the scene other than semen, blood or fingerprints. but he did. >> in september of 2006, a jury found sam freeman guilty of first-degree murder. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> i want people to have hope and never give up. never give up on justice. that some day it'll come about. >> if it had not been for the proper collection and preservation, it doesn't matter how much someone does 13, 14 years later in an investigation, if you don't have the evidence, you don't have a case. >>> we w

wynns. >> thank you. i want to thank everybody, all the staff that worked on this. it's a big thing. and also all the community groups and individuals that participated in the community meetings and in the drawing up recommendations. this is -- we're trying to learn how to do something significantly different and it's taking time, i understand that. but i particularly wanted to comment on the recommendation that we have a task force, which i think is a great idea. i'm totally supportive of that. what i wanted to talk about for a minute is we need to think of this as a continuous process so i would really like to have that -- that one of the documents we get as a followup would be something that sort of summarizes the recommendations that were made, not so much -- and actually, i know it's going to sound terrible, but i'd like them to be summarized and listed for us like costs. what i mean is we have the document that gives us the recommendations, we've gotten documents from the dlac and various groups, and those are important, but we have those so we can discuss and comment on them.

i said i thought some of the gaming stocks tied to china would do particularly well. empel and wynn, two i cited, and energy. obviously what's going on in the middle east. what's going on with russia. cutting off europe eventually, completely, and going over with china. that's going to put much more demand on the north slope. i think that's very positive for the e & p stocks. i agree with pete and jim, refiners are cheap. i think they get cheaper in the short term. the short term. then i pick them up. right now not buying refiners. anybody who goes out and gets it, part of the transporting it -- >> the market's spooked with regard to refiners, with regard to the government loosening up the decade-old ban? >> the refiners in our country had a monopoly. nowhere else the crude oil could go. right? they got to buy it very cheap relative to brent. now they're in more of a competition on a global market. granted there's transportation costs and so forth, but i like the refiners a few dollars lower than they are. don't like them here. >> more love for the financials, steph? >> i do. cyclic

wynns and president fewer. 6 i's. may we have a motion and second. so moved. thank you may i have a reading of the resolution by ms. norton >> i'm going to read the finally, you are whereas in the interest of time this is american people possessed whereas is san francisco outdoors bill of rights sorry about that a set that insures every kid what develop to their potentiality further be it resolved that the san francisco subsequent hereby enforced the san francisco bill of rights in which every child's has the right to explore all the places in the city and harvest or plant a seed and watch it grow and invest and take care care for a local plant and play in the soil sleep under the stars and climb a tree and ride a bike. >> thank you (clapping) and we have public speakers that have signed up. when i call our name come to the podium. (calling names). and come to the podium please press the red button and say our name you have two minutes each. thank you very much. >> well, good evening my fellow san franciscans of all ages and to the board thank you very much fo

so i put win on that list, wynn and the pure play, mpel on the list for the second half turnaround because they're going to continue to just knock it out of the park in the second half of the year, and i think that money flows into the these guys' pockets in particular. >> weiss what do you think here? this could be potentially tricky. vip customer and macao, the numbers came out in vegas and a little bit discouraging. what do you make of the whole thing? >> i just don't -- i don't like macao. they came out and said the chinese visa, only stay there five days now instead of seven. really focused on it and the only way to get cash out of china, and with foreign investment now really starting to take a hit in china, i think the folks will see it more. i do like the japan play but that's years down the road. that's going to be expensive up front. stay away from them. overvalued still. >> murph, own any casino names? >> i don't. i'm looking. there's a rub on them there's going to be some legislation or something slowing down somewhere. look at the history, judge. >> i got two guys sitting at t

i think for las vegas sands it's an opportunity, wynn, it's an opportunity. the wynn palace coming in the chinese new year of 2016. 2013 was about easy comps for the growth, okay? and they had the new hotels. they don't have that in 2014. the capacity is the issue. they're not losing traffic. they're not losing visitors. the visitors are there. >> they've underperformed this year. wynn is up 7 and mgm up 7. >> the comps are harder. the capacity isn't expanding like it was last year. so the obvious question becomes, what happens next year? the capacity expands. new resorts, casinos, wynn, las vegas sans, they're okay. frnk >> from a technical stand points, all had runs, i would like to see them pull back a little bit more. they put in double or triple bottoms 8 to 10% below where they are right now. another piece of dicey news that gives you an opportunity to jump in at the near recent bottom. that's a tradeable area. >> you remember one of the shows we did from salt, we had jim. he was raising red flags over at macao. i remember saying and joking with him, si

i think that we are ready for the vote. >> wei yes. >> mr. logan. >> yes. >> mr. haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> murase. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> wynns. >> yes. >> fewer. seven ayes. >> thank you. >> this is item i, and this is moved and seconded on may 27th i believe that >> what is the direction? >> okay. sure, and i have to make a motion? >> no. >> okay. all right, it is, all right. [ laughter ] >> all right, that is the office. >> i would like to request for action to the next regular meeting of june 24th, i would like to formally move and postponement to the meeting of june 24th. >> may i have a motion please? >> motioned may i have a second? >> second. >> all right. so now we will call for public comment on this, and i have a couple... no. roll call vote please on the motion? >> on the motion to postpone until june 24th, miss wei? >> yes. >> mr. logan. >> yes. >> mr. haney? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza mcdonald. >> yes. >> murase. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> fewer. aye. >> and now i will call to public comment on this issue, trisha carlin, lori worth and jennifer bester and you have two minutes each, please. >> goo

wynns. >> aye. >> miss fewer. >> yes. six ayes. >> before i call the next item, i would like to remind the member of the public present that if they wish to address the board of education, the individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called, the speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board and i would also notify the public tonight that we will be calling general comment after item d, the student delegate's report, thank you very much. >> this is item be, the presentation to the board of education and this is the superintendent report. >> supervisor carranza? >> thank you, president fewer and good evening for everyone, a couple of thoughts for the evening and as you know that summer break began last week and everyone knows that learning never really stops, and especially here in san francisco we love to make our city our classroom all year long. this summer, children are participating in programs where they can learn everything from cooking to coding, to find out what kinds of classes and camps

most notably i believe supervisor tom ammiano who is really the sole and leading voice for public education. we had commissioner joe wynns who was a big part of that campaign as well. i also want to recognize our deputy superintendent. sandra furer, [speaker not understood], ben rosenfield and sony from my office. >> thank you, supervisor kim. acknowledge the other people. i have a list of speakers from departments and so forth and what i'd like to ask of you is to truncate your presentation as much as possible. if we have said something already, don't repeat it. so, i want to invite deputy superintendent [speaker not understood] to come up first followed by -- and this is pretty much with the peef first. [speaker not understood] director of the chair and education. [speaker not understood] executive director of first five. [speaker not understood] of the child care providers advisory committee. and maria [speaker not understood] from dcyf. >> so, thank you so much, supervisors, for not only being here but for your support for all of this collective work that so many people have been so deeply committed to. so, it's an i

and they just rush to act on sometimes like in this case, i think it is a gin wynn humanitarian impulsedoesn't work. and so now -- >> -- okay. let's a -- give him the benefit of the doubt for the sake of this debate. all right? just for the sake of it this debate because i don't know what his intentions are. but you have rice, his top national security advisor going out looking -- look into the camera and saying bergdahl is an honorable man. that's an insane statement is he a deserter, and he may be a collaborator, bob. this is the second time for this woman. >> we shouldn't use words like that without the hard data. the process in the military is going to go ahead. >> the data is already in, bob. already have eyewitnesses on the scene, primary sources saying the man deserted. now, drab brart, we -- collaborator, we don't know but there are troubling tweets, troubling emails and all of that is on the record. just stay with rice for a minute. >> you are exactly right to ask that question. i think this is the failure, manage and coordinate and spend time on something like that. they say w

wynns has recorded her positive vote >> president fewer. >> thank you that's 7 i's. the sb 2 was withdrawn and item i board members proposals none. and skipping over to i'm sorry, i apologize i think this was one that was withdrawn >> oh, no. so i apologize board members proposal yeah. thank you >> thank you dr. murase. don't we have a board members proposal yours right >> that's last night in the meeting so we've done general matters and we've heard item k already but there are my appoints for the advisory committee by the board members. >> i have an appointment to the b cc. >> anything else item l special order of business an action item can i have a motion and second for the exultant on special education. >> second please my may i have a reading of the recommendation i'm happy to do that. >> good evening the community advisory committee for special education some of the members are here this evening in the back whose left. the community advisory committee respectfully requests the commissioners the board of education to confirm 12 vicinities by the cac committee t

wynns. >> thank you for the presentation. it was very interesting. as you know i was able to be at the rp symposium and we had a question related to that and i talked to carry about this subsequently. i don't remember where, but i saw her at some event after that and we talked about this, but this is one of the take aways i took from that day. there were -- people were with us at our program and also oakland unified and what was different to me was the approach that was used by the two school districts, the difference mainly being we're taking a systemic approach that you showed us tonight that we're ahead of schedules, our goal is train everybody and then respond to things, provide support and see what happens, which are good results. be what i was interested in -- and in oakland they started with a small cohort, sort of pilot schools. intensive training and work and support at a few schools and in those schools they've seen a dramatic reduction. particularly what was interesting to me was disproportionalty and racial disproportion nalgty. i'm looking forward, no

wynns? >> aye. >> and miss fewer? >> yes. >> 7 ayes. >> okay. >> superintendent proposals this is the first reading. okay. so i think that we are having a discussion on this, right or is this... >> you still have to have a motion. >> can i have a motion and second. >> so moved. >> on that, okay this is the... >> second. >> this is the local control. yeah so this is physical year, 14, 15, local control and accountability plan for the san francisco county office of education and san francisco unidentified school district this will be referred to the committee of the whole on june 17th and i believe that deputy superintendent your report is in on this but on the second item >> the staff presentation incorporates some information about the lcap and the budget into one brief presentation. >> okay. >> let me move and second the second one. >> may i have a motion and a second for the fiscal year 14, 15 recommended budget? >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> this is refer to the committee of the whole on june 17th. and i believe that we have a brief presentation is that right? deputy superintendent? >> yes. that

wynns? >> aye. >> and fewerer. >> yes. and that is seven ayes. >> thank you. >> special order of business continues and i had a motion and seconded on the resolution, may i have a motion and a second, on a resolution of the board of education of the san francisco unified school district levying a special tax within the community facility district november 90-1 for fiscal year, 2014/15. >> so moved. >> second? >> thank you. >> deputy superintendent? >> yes, we have mr. chris arm atrac. >> good evening, commissioners, i am the director of policy and funding for sfusd. the resolution is for the board of education, to levy the special tax in the community districts and 90-1, your 24-14. >> i see no public speakers, comments from the board or the superintendent? >> seeing none, the roll call vote, please. >> thank you. >> miss wei? >> yes. >> mr. logan? >> yes. >> mr. haney n >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza, mcdonald. >> yes. >> dr. murase. >> yes, norton. >> yes. >> wynns? >> yes. >> and fewer. >> yes. thank you. >> and this is item m, discussion of other educational issues >> deputy, associate? >> we have the associa

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