i now call the labors international union of north america local 2 61 moved and seconded of the adaptation of the tentative agreement i so moved. superintendant. reading of the recommendation. >> thank you president fewer i'm i'd like to call of executive director carmen. thank you superintendant and board members it is the contract for the international local 2 61 the recommendation is it the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapts the tentative agreement and the related public documents. >> no speakers have signed up comments for the board or the superintendant. i just have one comment i'm gloo glad we have the agreement with the local 61 roll call. 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 commi

city clerk: agenda[collective bargaining agreement, arbitration award - international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 6 - fy2013-2014]1400321.sponsor: mayorordinance adopting and implementing the arbitration award amending amendment no. 2 to the 2012-2014 collective bargaining agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 6, by implementing special terms and conditions of city clerk: sf 11234 >> >> >> okay. we are martin grand the employer relations director who is going to present on this item? >> yes. good morning supervisors and to the chair i'm martin grand employee relation for the department of human resources. this is for the last bargaining unit for 2012. it involves powerhouse operators and hetch hetchy and involves very complicated staffing patterns that we felt needed to be addressed off cycle and we had negotiations which ended up in arbitration. these involve powerhouse arbitrators and these are the employees whose job it is to safely load high voltage power into the state's electrical grid. it involves delivers powe

my name is army morgan and i'm speaking on behalf of the operating engineers local 3 [speaker not understood] international operating engineers. and we're excited about these two ordinances and we'd like to, you know, give all our support towards it, with the local hire and prevailing wage. you know, we're definitely on board. me being from, you know, and my family being from the southeast part of the city and that community stands to benefit greatly, you know, by, you know, these middle class jobs that could be created through this legislation. and, you know, it will help, you know, create, you know, a lot of, you know, you know, better, you know, opportunities for the, you know, the community and all the city, you know, and all these communities in the city. and they have a better, you know, standard of living, [speaker not understood] health care and all around the board. so, i just want to get up here and say my little piece and thanks for listening to me. thank you. >> thanks very much. any other members of the public wish to comment on items 5 or 6? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel

. >>> a new survey shows interns at some local tech firms are paid nearly twice what the average american worker brings home every month. the jobsite glass door, found palantir tech pays just over $7,000 a month. twitter's monthly salary of $6800 puts it in third place. the elevated salaries reflect the high price tech firms use luring top talent. >>> the white house is now showcasing new films. and a fremont student was in the spotlight. how about that? the white house hosted the first student film festival today. tiffany lynn from fremont, premiered her production to president obama, it's a short how technology is a valuable tool for students. it was one of 16 films selected from more than 2,000 entries. the white house student film festival is part of president obama's initiative to bring america's classrooms into the 21st century. how about that? >> looks good. >> guess who's back with us? do you remember us? >> of course i do. i missed you guys dearly. >> do you speak russian or english? >> mostly english. >> great to have you back from russia. we're going show you some interesting v

the message about two zero zero colts with duel with the local internal inquiry into was sold to me on the book and watched by the ministry of defence. and finally music lovers of them paying final respects to flamenco great park with dementia spaniards walks of life. walking to madrid national auditorium music for the lying in state of the guitar virtuoso pocket and cho who suddenly got a heart attack at sixty six while on holiday in mexico his funeral sunday in his hometown of gq us superman is stay with us though the world this week is next the eye kong. now for the world this week seven days for paris based correspondents a one hour with this. reagan called to mention concerns thank you for being with us. thanks as well to sa rice was venezuelan reporter and a photojournalist thank you for being with us to go inside the man responsible for all you will find world politics review. nice to see it misuse of the sons of tony is a corresponding shift between london and pass for this at a news channel nbc thank you for joining us the world this week we can join the conversation on facebo

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international help promised as local doctors fight to contain the disease. >> infighting within venezuela's opposition. >> russia is securing control of a ukrainian air base in crimea as it pushes on with its take over of crimea. pro-russian soldiers captured men at the base and dragged them away. shots were fired as armoured vehicles moved in. the ukrainian commander of the base said his men will turn over the weapons. nick spicer reports from belbek airbase. >> using armoured vehicles and stun grenades russian troops forced their way on to the belbek airbase. gun fire could be heard. it followed a refusal by ukrainian troops to surrender. one ukrainian was injured. the commander was taken away for questioning. it was one of the last military facilities in crimea largely under ukrainian army. the russian army had been in control of the belbek airstrip base, and now are in control of the base, sapping the morale of ukrainian soldiers facing a choice - join the russian army or move to ukraine. >> russian soldiers made sure the live feed of their actions was no longer visible - pulling the ca

usf through our students and faculty, is engaged with the local national and international community partners to help address these issues. and locally, we are really taking a leadership role as being the convene era round stakeholder community forums to help advance ~ conversations around the inclusion and the engagement of the most diverse, the most disconnected, as well as the most dispro he portionally impacted individuals in san francisco ~ as usf students are at the forefront of that public discourse around economic opportunities, as well as contributing to a vibrant social life. and, so, in this spirit, i urge the commission to continue to support university san francisco and our imp to continue to attract, to teach, and to graduate some of the most excellent service minded, as well diverse students, from the san francisco bay area as well as throughout the world. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, commissioner. my name is david cohen and i live at turk boulevard in the usf neighborhood, and i experienced incredibly busy traffic and congested parking every day. i do

new energy sources is critical that's why dr meets more eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green. she believes algae is extracted because not only reduces climbed outside to smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with crops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic. jason also provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt feet above twentieth anniversary of the eu single market. we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can come to fiji. europe's economic revival by creating more jobs and strong regrets perhaps the most promising prospect is that digital single block in the sector abbas potential to win hearts our lives. on the prosperity. early this year the european commission tabled a proposal to reform what's known as collective rights management. many artists and performers use of organizations called collecting societies to myself that what the commercial uses like t

. >> local and international expertise have been recorded to examine the flight simulator.e data had been deleted from the simulator and forensic work to retrieve this data is ongoing. >> this raises all kinds of red flags because flight 370's u-turn was manually programmed into the plane's computer from the cockpit and it was done 12 minutes before the co-pilot said good night to malaysian air traffic controllers. bottom line -- that means the turn was premeditated. and as investigators try to recover the missing flight simulator data, the search area for the missing 777 has expanded to nearly -- get this -- three million square miles. chinese vessels in the gulf of thailand got new orders to scour the waters southeast of the bay of bengal. and this is just heartbreaking. no clear answers 12 days after the plane's disappearance. you can see how families' frustration has grown to desperation. a grief stricken woman from china had to be led out of a missilen news conference this morning. we have a panel of experts to discuss what happened. we're joined by nbc news even kolem

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you should use this evening has been a moment of truth to close eight straight goals in a local level international level. this has been a defeat to the davenport in the mall before emotionally. forty five point nine percent of the french voted for the ump and its allies forty eight fifty seven percent for the laughs and six point eight percent for the full right national front has won the election is in a dozen cities and towns. orient the ins and one leading police on eight thousand mr beazley's told the ministry they will be multiple even as the future of the mausoleum at the print enough. linda pence bill now is to do it any better the european elections in may. last night for the social a script from the president on down to announce a cabinet reshuffle as early as today. surveys have already sounded out on is the least popular president in recent history and to make matters worse new data released today says the government used its own target to cut the deficit in twenty thirteen the french president is due to address the nation on tv later today here's a closer look now at just what kind of

split from ukraine and join russia, an issue that no doubt came up in meetings with local political leaders. the international community has made a bid to stop the crisis on europe's doorstep and preserve ukrainian unity. >> new developments in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. chinese authorities now say they have picked up satellite images of what could possibly be to breathe from the missing going -- missing boeing 777. the objects are reported to be floating in a remote part of the southern indian ocean. chinese ships have been dispatched to the area to join the international search effort. this is the unidentified object that chinese satellites spotted in the indian ocean. it is estimated to be around 22 meters long and 13 meters wide. reached the malaysian transport minister in the middle of his daily conference. have seen ase satellite image of a floating object in the southern corridor and they will be sending ships to verify. >> searchers are already in the area looking for possible debris cited in earlier satellite images provided i australia. since then, gunships have been combing a vast

the great griculture problems we have that is not americans planting working for afghans international and local organizations, working with farmers and afghan government to make the changes happen. deliver e been able to critical evidence of success that can carry forward. -- and l thing we know no one more than jim dobbins is us knowing this -- rapid withdrawal of american be one in this time will f the most critical factors in afghanistan's failure. maintain stan do not some strong degree of through onal support this transitional period, the ncrease in likelihood that afghanistan will become more tragedy, more conflict, more unstable, goes up dramatically. so, that leads me to my final amazingly i is that hink in afghanistan and the incredible work that has been done to put in a strategic with rship agreement afghanistan and the united the b.s.a. egotiate and incredible display of nternational commitment demonstrated in chicago and istanbul in the summer of 2012 when the entire world after a decade of incredible investment and said in afghanistan and we -- to ng it keep going keep going becau

we have interns from the local law schools, as most state attorney's offices do. we bring them in and tray to had them and this help us. at the end of the internship, they report back to the professor in charge of the program and we also report back to the law school. one of the interns worked under miss corey and reported back that she was profane, unprofessional, abusive towards women. it won't and on. the law school notified me of that. i called her in and said that's totally inappropriate. you have to apologize to the law school. she refused. i don't want to sound like an old marine but i am. if you issue an order that is legal and appropriate and if you work for me and are unwilling to follow that standard of ethics, then you have to be terminated. it wasn't a very complicated termination. i think she tried to file suit under the federal law and they summarily dismissed it. the facts of that are very clear regardless of what she may have stated. >> just -- and finally in wrapping this up, mr. shorestein, it is your contention that this would not be -- the e-m

more importantly, china has the ability with the local market, internal market, to keep with the demandhey want to increase their demand they have the ability. there stronger in making decisions. can implement their changes. let thel -- it will not market get disrupted. they're very wise. you might see slowdown, but in the long run, it is not. >> if you have one party in that means you can make decisions and implement faster than if you have to do by consensus. let's get back to one of our top stories of the day. first twitter, now youtube. our middle east editor elliott gotkine has more on this development. the turkish government is not happy, to say the least. >> that is putting it mildly, francine. it is absolutely fuming at the posting of this latest video on showse which purportedly or reveals turkish plans for some kind of military intervention in syria. it follows months of revelations of documents and recordings on facebook on youtube which have shown the government all the way up to the prime minister being involved in this matter of corruption scandal. this latest video seems

international community. it has come in condemned by the eu, the u.s. as did local and international human rights groups.as you mentioned, that same judge just adjourned another mass trial of many similar charges involving suspected morsi supporters, including the head of the muslim brotherhood. this trial involved over 680 people in the judge, again, adjourned it. the defense boycotted the proceedings following the verdicts and the other case. you'll issue verdicts on that case on april 28. it sparked protests in egypt. a group called the students against the coup of call for protests in at least six universities today, pro-morsi groups including the anti-callings of call for demonstrations as well. serving tolly only stoke the flames of tension in egypt further. >> sharif, could you explain specifically what this case was about? what are these 529 people convicted of? they are charged with murder, attempted murder, joining an outlawed group with the intention of pummeling the government instilling government weapons in connection with the attacks on a police station in southern egypt. this took place i

this year's combined budgets offer central and local governments for internal security have not been disclosed. but as you can see on the chart, since 2007, total spending on internal security has increased steadily. and since 2011, public security costs have outstripped national defense spending that trend is expected to continue for this year, as well. and there is cause for concern. protests have erupted against corruption, and the government's policies, on ethnic minorities. so this huge budget on public security shows the leadership's resolve not to allow domestic discontent to disrupt stability at home. >> thank you very much kyoko. and the widening gap between rich and poor here in china is one of the other big issues. npc delegates will be discussing. we'll have a special report on that when our coverage continues on thursday. but that's all for me and the team in beijing for now. i'll hand it back to you in tokyo. gene? >> raja, thanks. raja pradhan in beijing. >>> a nation of 1.3 billion. a wealth of views, perspectives, and problems. chinese leaders examine the issues at t

this year's combined budgets of the central and local governments for internal security. i've not been disclosed but also the scene on the torrens system causing seven total spending on internal security has increased steadily and sister doesn't that and security costs on the steps national defense spending that trend is expected to continue for this year as well. and there is cause for concern. protests have erupted into a store option and the government's policies on minorities in this year's budget on security is just the latest ipsos off knocked out domestic discontent that disrupts the ot at home. they did a list of all. and the widening gap between rich and port in china as one of the other big issues and the seat delegates will be discussing one of a special report on that one of coverage continues on thursday. but that's all for me in the team in beijing for now and i. japanese prime minister sheens eliana has called on the foreign minister of the round to take steps toward resolving his country's nuclear issue on the jetties at the fis currently visiting japan an

operate until after sunday's referendum for joining russia despite the international political stir this referendum is creating local parliament continues speaking in heels saying that effect two million strong population votes to align with russia crimea will declare its independence from ukraine. a chilling effect in eighteen eighty one we had a referendum saying want to live in one state. the soviet state. even back then. cf pressure kearney is authorities. the results of that referendum were never brought to fruition. on the street to stand up on preparations for sunday's folk are underway anticipating the sweeping decision to join forces with russia political delegates from russia set up shop alongside the local parliament building registering premiums for russian political party the hair aren't bothered by international condemnation of this referendum. they're also not bothered by the fact that in kiev officials there are saying that the referendum is in the gulf. on the sixteenth was the one i spoke with sand the ending as not to rush out and that's because they believe that outlined with rice. while improve

the message about two zero zero colts with duel with the local internal inquiry into was sold to me on the book and watched by the ministry of defence. and finally music lovers of them paying final respects to flamenco great park with dementia spaniards walks of life. walking to madrid national auditorium music for the lying in state of the guitar virtuoso pocket and cho who suddenly got a heart attack at sixty six while on holiday in mexico his funeral sunday in his hometown of gq us superman is stay with us though the world this week is next the eye kong. now for the world this week seven days for paris based correspondents a one hour with this. reagan called to mention concerns thank

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molested by observers from twenty five countries in vice and what local ethnic minority communities but not recognized by any international organizations your news but a group of armenian observers at a polling station in sim for a poll of more than the condition of our bodies too deeply into fortune groomer she gets all able to hold a referendum completely and correctly. the european union are taking the threat of skull bones the more it's possible but in the former soviet republics. everything happens spontaneously state department to spawn bomb explode from all non did not mean the moon. it may be as different threats to democracy and one cannot see that. they have said moscow's build local forces in crimea was in cruise violation of women's fashion precinct of the bands clowns to train twenty thousand members of a new creation national guards the reaction to the referendum in crime and was one of incredulity in the ukrainian capital the city's else came and activists on independence square criticize the polis a piece of fate apple crisp taken by russia will include those who would open the books and they said that the

this year's combined budgets of the central and local governments for internal security. i've not been disclosed but this is the homage of sorts since two thousand seven total spending on internal security has increased steadily. and since two thousand the then security costs on the steps national defense spending that trend is expected to continue for this year as well. and there is cause for concern. protests have erupted into a swamp cent and the government's policies on minorities and this shoe is on security. is often not solve our domestic discontent that disrupts the ot at home they did a list of all. and the widening gap between rich and port in china as one of the other big issues and the sea delegates will be discussing one of a special report on that one of coverage continues on thursday. but that's all for me in the team in beijing for now in the eye. the world's largest election will start next month and see indian voters begin the long process of choosing to do national government. many indians claimed the ruling national congress party for the weak economy

. >> local and international expertise has been be gathered, some files have been deleted, and attemptsto retrieve this data is ongoing. >> the fbi has reportedly been asked to take a look. >> we are in ongoing conversation how we can help, we will lend whatever expertise we might be able to be used. >> friend of zaharie ahmed shah continue to defend him and his simulator. >> i asked him why, that is his hobby, he enjoys flying and he wants to share the joy of flying with his friends and having a simulator is a perfect way of doing. >> co-pilot fariq abdul hamid is also under scrutiny. any possible links to terrorism. >> background checks, both of which have national, so far no information of significance on any passengers has been found. >> military planes from a los of countries including the united states continue to search for missing jumbo jet. in a path from thailand to uz uzbekistan, now that search area near australia has been cut in half based on an analysis from the ntsb. >> the area at the end of those analyses has been refined by work done by the national transportation safe

[applause] ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, please welcome service employees international union local 87 presidentgood morning, and aipac. >> good morning. >> come on on the right, good morning, aipac. >> all the weight in the back because i sat there yesterday. good morning, aipac. >> good morning. >> before i begin, can i please ask everyone to join me in giving a round of applause for all the folks who made this convention possible? [applause] the incredible aipac staff and volunteers, carpenters, local 49, stagehands local 22. food service workers, local 23, and janitors and security. [applause] can i please have the house give them a big round of applause? [applause] >> thank you very much. all right, so now that i've gotten you up, we actually, when you saw the past on saturday night, clothes, shut the house down in such an incredible way when everybody could feel the synergy that just went through this entire convention room. i said to my colleagues that we've been walking in the convention at any several other workshops, next year the challenge will be for the latinos that are attending th

. >> local and international expertise, flight tim alert. >> as long as russia continues on this dark path, the continued efforts by russian forces to seize ukrainian military are. >> after learn that the plane's piebility had deleted files from his home made flight similarity, federal salts to try retrieve -- agents to try to retrieve the are information. remain innocent until proven otherwise, investigators do believe an alternate flight program was introduced sometime before its communications gear stopped transmitting. someone who was familiar with the boeing plane's cockpit. family expressed fewe fury, f malaysia insists it's doing whatever it can to find the plane. adding the u.s. had put every resource that we had available on the search. for more i am joined from austin, texas by jim hall, national aviation safety board former chief. search effort a lesson in what not to do. have you changed your feelings since then? >> i really haven't. military running a civilian investigation, to me not a precedent we want to run in the future. >> finally, malaysian authorities are bringing