local 38 did united roofers and local 40 and shop hernias local 66 and sheet metal workings international local 104 and glares architectures and glass workers and entertainments local 53 and speciality paint and machineries local 1414 common craft to the san francisco unified school district. i see no speakers may i hear a motion and a second to the 2013-2014 balance scorecards significantly plan for the achievements for the budget updates >> moved. >> the superintendant. >> i'd like to ask the executive director to read the recommendation, please. >> good evening the resolution e recommendation is that the board of education approve the achievement that reflect the membership picture it and membership. >> thank you very much. public speakers and comments from the board ready for a role call vote >> commissioner haney. sxhaif. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynns. commissioner maufas. 7 i's. item n discussion of others educational issues that is an update of the educational peace reluctant fund. superintendant. >> thank you president fewer and than

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

21, and the 2013, 14, initial proposal for the service employees international union, seiu local 1021, the 2013, 14, initial reopener proposal from the service employees international union seiu, local, 1021, to the san francisco unified school district. and i have a couple of speakers signed up to speak on this item tonight. and i will call your name and line up to the podium. >> josh davidson. again. evan johnson miller, and jane ley. >> public comment. welcome. and will commence in one second. >> just press the button and identify yourself. are you mr. leuy? >> you have two minutes. >> yeah. my name is gang and i am a union rep, and i am here to speak on behave of our members and we urge the board to direct the district in a fair and contract with us we have not had a raise in six years and we also took furlough days and sacrificed more to help out the district. and now that the district revenue is healthy and part because of prop 30 which we volunteered for hundreds of hours and we are asking the sacrifice be awarded with a fair contract including the wage increases, to catch

will be important for the commission to be transparent, to share information, to tell the local and international community exactly what they are doing and what the implications would be. in addition to the results tabulation process, the independent election complaints commission will manage the complaints process, which will happen concurrently with the results tabulation process. the complaints are still coming in, and i believe that process will continue until april 27. the number of complaints is still unknown, although i think the estimate so far has been around 2000. the commission will be responsible for categorizing that into three categories. category a being the ones that could affect the race. those will be the priority complaints the commission will look into. those will be the most important complaints lodged. it will be most important for the commission to communicate exactly what is the complaint, what's being done, and what the decisions are when they do come to decisions. those processes are extremely critical to the election outcome, and as has been the case in the past, they t

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there will be working it tells about what's happening well yes coaching ukraine's ministry of internal affairs local need and every posted at least one person and officer was killed a twenty of cold and anti terror operation against protesters in the town ups the downs just kilometers from where we and our internet's region meanwhile we hear from the country's interior minister he claimed that so in his facebook page that the rot injured and kids from both sides. this alteration was launched earlier today and it was aimed at slowing the rate in the governmental buildings including police headquarters taking in the town holds the dogs by gays who protest against the authorities in kiev on skin for more independence from santa asking for tiniest of referendum to decide the region's future. we heard from local residents are they to date that's how the colts days have been flying over the town and gunfire were shown to increase safety nets now listen to what sweetness is happy to say. i do this morning i didn't manage to get to work because traffic is paralyzed as the cts sealed off. o'shea helicopters

he said that would be determined by international law, by local law as well.t importance, the extraction of that data. we've heard from the head of police here in malaysia, who have said that they don't actually have the expertise in malaysia to do it. we also heard from the acting transport minister over the weekend as well, over ruling essentially what the chief of police here has said before. chief of police has said all 229 passengers on board the flight were cleared as far as he was concerned in his investigation. the acting transport minister says that is not the case, we can't say anything conclusive until the black box is recovered. so, it does seem to be a waiting game by malaysian officials for the black box. that said, there are many details here that they haven't given, precisely who in the government knew when about the missing plane, about precisely when the military handed over their radar information about flight 370 to civilian officials here. that is a contested issue. the defense minister's also the acting transport minister. we asked him th

internal investigation. >> a local man came failure as the winner of hundreds of millions and the neighbors are not wiser. he claimed the $427 million prize and our reporter spoke to shocked neighbors of the windfall. >> the check is the real deal. >> do you ever know anyone that wins that? >> is this april fools. >> he bought the ticket after buying a sandwich. he defies the odds winning the six the largest jackpot in powerball history. >> unbelievable. >> i am so happy. >> he has been working on his face but not $425 million worth. >> in a news release he said he could not sleep after seeing the numbers calling the jackpot unbelievable. since then he has organized a legal and financial team. he opted for the lump sum payout and plans to set up a charity to fight childhood hunger. >> when he comes back he will put his nose to the grindstone and work to make the world a better place. >> he has not let it change him. >> he goes to work at 4:30 in the morning so: the maybe that will change. i hope so. >> in discovery bay, for abc7 news. >>> we are laughing, he gets to sleep in until 4:30! >>

so a lot of obstacles for both international and local journalist working. we had fragmented information. we cannot verify as police are not on our side. >> thank you very much for joining us from near donetsk. >> to clarify for you, she is the secretary of committee of foreign affairs in ukraine. we cannot independently verify the things she told us about the presence of russian soldiers in eastern ukraine or the fact she says that 10 pro russian activists have been killed. we do have teams on the ground. we're working to bring you the latest information we can from the east of the country. >>> 20 minutes we're going to get the view from moscow. we're going to talk to a russian analyst maria lipman about the view from russia, what's made of events in eastern ukraine from the russian perspective. >>> now five days of intense cross-examination have just finished for the south african athlete oscar pistorius. he's been questioned repeatedly about the night he shot his girlfriend reeva steenkamp in the bathroom. the prosecution of gerrie nel ended accusing pist

bargaining agreement between the city and the county of san francisco and the international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 6, by implementing special terms and >> ordinance adopting and implementing the arbitration award amending amendment no. 2 to the 2012-2014 collective bargaining agreement between the city and the county of san francisco and the international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 6, by implementing special terms and conditions of employment of fy2013-2014. >> colleagues, same house same call. this ordinance passed in the same reading. item 11. >> motion approving the budget and legislative analyst services work plan for 2014; allocating hours for calendar year 2014; authorizing the budget and legislative analyst to reallocate up to 20 percent of the hours between services categories based on board of supervisors service needs, and requiring board of supervisors approval of hours re-allocation greater than 20 percent; establishing performance goals; and setting a date for the 2014 annual performance evaluation of the budget and >> ordinance amending the planning code to allow the co

both local and international amateur and professional photographers on the orders he said that the exhibition the gallery attracted hundreds of visitors to see these images the killer for studies or bt opens with a story from local amateur photographer in a lot this saturday. an ecg over the state's advantage of this guy. and i photographed each other. almost on its feet this is the recent conflict in on weekends. all that i didn't anticipate the chamber's about it nice to get misunderstood. that was not deal with it. i did a good sign. the opening of an exhibition project featuring gary. which is the first project that brings the geller works well the introduction of putin's visit the city during the troubles. alongside works of local people be themselves for documenting everyday life around them. it is the city utah. also in this room for adoptee up the works that you are on. he like candy. i talked and the photojournalist was here in august sixteen i went into the first of the road of trouble. you might have an mp and nineteen c to sixty nine many came. you know our what's left when it wen

. >> he says has so-called alliance group has hired international and local engineers to do safety inspections of garment factories. >> we are trying to engage the workers. we are establishing outlines to listen to their voice so we can be as responsive as possible. >> the alliance collaborated with the european group on common safety concerns, recently sponsoring a building safety expo, for example. it introduced owners of the 4,000-odd factories to things like fire doors and sprinklers, virtually unheard of in bangladesh. for their part, factory owners like shamir have talked about talking but unwilling to pay for it. >> the buyers say "we'll go somewhere else. >> besides building improvements, the factory owner groups said wages were increased. the legal minimum offered workers has gone from $38 a month to about $70 a month. >> we have increased our salary. the new salary structure has been declared. >> they are not paying you more even though you raised the wages? >> absolutely. >> workers' representatives claim that wages even with the recent increases of the government are well below wha

local papers, international media, magazines, newspapers and also because civil rights organizations keep their papers and correspondence and records. there are also records that can be found in the personal papers. there's also march that was under surveillance. fbi, mississippi highway patrol, and a group called the mississippi state sovereignty commission which was an organization founded in the 1960's with the expressed purpose of how to preserve racial segregation. it included a public relations on the prison in mississippi in a positive light and it also included a surveillance arm that had an informant on the march was part of the civil rights and a circle was reporting back to the state of mississippi, classified as informant expiry i don't know who he is, but he or she produced a very detailed reports of what was going on in meetings among the civil rights leaders. that was a complex source. after reading through the eyes of mississippi state officials. sometimes they even make up stuff, but it is an important source for understanding the different ways in which the march wa

garland searched gideon's international in a number of different capacities, spanning local, national and international involvement with their mission. and his -- in his time he served as one of three members of their finance committee and also one of 20 members of the international cabinet which serves as the governing body for the entire organization. at the peak of his responsibilities, garland was responsible for the distribution of bibles across 41 countries, including countries in europe, south america, the caribbean and the near east. at the local level, garland was engaged and active member of the salvation army. while wilson resident, he served as chairman of the salvation army board of directors for several years and served on the board in raleigh when he moved back to raleigh in 1996. his time spent volunteering for the salvation army was so meaningful that in 2012 he was honored with one of the -- their highest honors, the william booth award, named for the army's founder, the award is given to those who have made an international impact, the betterment of humanity. garlan

internal investigation. >>> a local man has come forward as the winner of hundreds of millions.an from discovery bay claim the $425 million powerball prize on february 19. the neighbors had no idea he won. >> he has been doing work on the house but not $425 million worth of work. >> he goes to work at 4:30 in the morning. so...maybe that will change. i hope so for him. >> the spokesman said that the winner went to the lump sum payout and set up a charity for childhood hunger the sixth largest in powerball history. >> he will not get up at 4:30 to watch us but he will hire someone to watch us. >> we will take it. >> as many as we can get. >> we are watching sfo with big time delays the last couple of days up to three hours. the tarmac is wet and it has been raining for half an hour so far. the system has been slow to move through san francisco and down the peninsula so right now they are not saying there are any delay but they let us know at 6:00. i will health you know here. >> live doppler 7 hd shows from south san francisco to san mateo to hillsborough and millbrae, those area

energy sources is critical that's why dr meets more of an 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 carbon dioxide from smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could be just 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 i integrate quickly the dpp group and the ppt feet above the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market but also the king of the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jobs and strong regrets perhaps the most promising prospect is the digital single block in the sector abbas potential to win hearts our minds and our prosperity. 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 tv stations rad

sources is critical that spiked up to me it's more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces costs and outside and 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 gpt group and the ppt feet above the 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 for economic revival by creating more jobs and strong regrets. perhaps the most promising prospect is the digital single market sector. the boss potential to in hundreds of 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 tv stations

it is clear that the local of the international typographical union and its president, bertram powerstion, are attempting to impose a settlement which could close several newspapers and throw thousands out of work. the printers returned to work in april 1963, but two years later, as 1965 contract negotiations neared, new york newspapers and their union member employees were feeling the bite of computer technology. newspaper copy which took a linotyper hours would take minutes by computer. automated and computerized typesetting machinery could cost union printers jobs. but higher wages, without automation's productivity, could force less-profitable papers to close. that would mean jobs, too. what would the union do? printers' union chief bertram powers. we were faced with the demand for the use of computerized typesetting and film, a complete revolution in composury. we understood we'd have to handle it and work with them. we wanted to. we got into a dispute with the publishers about the introduction and about job protection. there never was a refusal to automate, but there was an inab

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

flight 1500 landed safely at denver international at about 4:40 local time and taxied to a remote area the airport. there are pictures of people being evacuated, taken by a passenger on board. we're hoping to share with you later. police are searching the plane. it's unclear if anything was found. the 737 was carrying 131 passengers and six crew members. >>> one man is dead, two people are in custody, after a richmond homeowner apparently took the law into his own hands. tara moriarty on the deadly end for an alleged intruder. >> reporter: the 68-year-old homeowner was alert after being shot in the leg several times but had to be air lifted to the hospital. >> sometimes the crime subsides for a while. but to be honest with you, not surprising. >> reporter: police say it all began at 1:15 this morning. the burglar tried to break into the home on coalinga avenue. the homeowner shot the burglar into the chest. the burglar jumped the wall before collapsing on the sidewalk. but it wasn't over for the homeowner. authorities say the burglar's three friends then appeared. police say that a sho

: a lot was at stake last november in seatle, washington, home of the seattle- tacoma international airport. as local citizens decided the fate of a proposition to jack up the minimum wage there to $15 an hour. for thousands of workers, the promise of a huge pay hike, 63% if they were making the state minimum of $9.19 an hour. plus, paid sick leave, which promised to be a benefit for the flying public as well. >> every employee that i work with comes to work sick because they have to put food on the table. >> imagine you're flying in the airplane. the worker who clean up the airplane before you fly, he was sick and he's cleaning the airplane, imagine you eating on that table, you know? >> reporter: but higher costs would boomerang against low- income workers, business spokesman maxford nelson insisted. >> the workers who retain their jobs might be better off, but an increased number of other workers lose their jobs entirely. >> reporter: a bitter, costly campaign ensued, a recount, and in the end the ayes had it by 77 votes. but on decision day, alaska airlines-- the main opponent of the $15 minimum

will be important for the commission to be transparent, to share information, to tell the local and international community exactly what they are doing and what the implications would be. in addition to the results tabulation process, the independent election complaints commission will manage the complaints process, which will happen concurrently with the results tabulation process. the complaints are still coming in, and i believe that process will continue until april 27. the number of complaints is still unknown, although i think the estimate so far has been around 2000. the commission will be responsible for categorizing that into three categories. category a being the ones that could affect the race. those will be the priority complaints the commission will look into. those will be the most important complaints lodged. it will be most important for the commission to communicate exactly what is the complaint, what's being done, and what the decisions are when they do come to decisions. those processes are extremely critical to the election outcome, and as has been the case in the past, they t

be transparent and to share information and to tell the candidate campaigns can't do the local and international community exactly what they are doing and what the implications of that could be. so in addition to the results tabulation process, the independent commission complaints will tabulate. the complaints are still coming in and i believe that process will continue until april 27. the number of complaints is still i think somewhat unknown although the estimate of the number of complaints that have been submitted thus far is around 20003 the commission will be responsible for categorizing those complaints into three categories. category 8 complaints been the complaint that could affect the outcome of the race. those will be the priority complaints that the commission will look into. those will be the most important complaints that are lodged in those will be the complaint that will be most important for the independent complaints commission to communicate exactly what is the complaint, for what is being done and what the decisions are when they do come to the decisions. so those two process

bakers can now be seen on the streets of the six thousand small problem with the local police station according to leaked internal memo d and nine personnel of the sixth on the small orchard to find roman family sleeping in the streets and systematically take them the move has sparked outrage in the neighborhood. simply threw them on his history that's constantly having bag is on every street corner. to be a bit too late. but sweet enough to share a sense of humanity. you can see him yet just because it's not scale everyday. it's disgusting meal. the district near admits he alerted the police chief about a massive influx of roman families in the area usage is selected last week talking about the social problems caused by human heart in the same time that all cases of anti crime. mom on the sincerity and damages in common is that eternal quite the context of the organized crime that's what this is unacceptable and we must deal with it to the west can be considered too small to track his progress is the one that is good. critics denounce the memo was encouraging racial profiling which is illegal in france. inside t

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gold nugget was found in the region in two thousand and twelve this local and international investors trying to get their hands on the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow leaving many with gold and not the need to. say it is searching for gold. well up next as promised on to national an interview with former us presidential candidate ron paul but if you're in the u.k. stay tuned for a debate show crosstalk with host the bell and then more news with me in the team in just a whole. the supreme court is getting a rather important and unusual case the hobby lobby corporation which is owned by a more traditionally oriented christian family has a lawsuit challenging the obamacare mandate that employer provided health care plans have to pay for abortions and contraception this is a tough one which is first sound simple wealthy owners of hobby lobby feel that abortion is murder then they should have to pay for freedom of speech right but then couldn't some other companies say medical care is the devil's work prayer is the only thing you need so we're not going to pay a dime if the supreme c

especially if the local hosting is supported by the international community. t, jordan is locally hosting half a million syrian refugees in the large urban centers and towns. and these are very effective programs. and you should consider, for example, lebanon has nearly 1 million syrian refugees as well in the country. and its population is only about 4 million. but these are all dispersed in small settlements throughout the country. refugees have a great deal of agency. of course, they need assistance, and they're getting it. i'm just saying that encampment, enclosure isn't always the best way forward, no matter how comfortable you make it. >> i think we just lost our link, unfortunately, to the azraq camp in jordan. we're going to try and get that up. just another question for you, dawn chatty. i mean, what evidence is there that camps are used, perhaps, to recruit people for certain militias? you look back at, say, some of the palestinian camps from the late 1940s. that has been the case there. but what about in recent times? i mean, can you -- is there cate

we know it will be compromised of international and local experts and the main purpose of this team isre out what happened to mh370 so this kind of incident really doesn't happen again and the significance of this is really the malaysians trying to show they're trying to be as transparent as possible as the acting transport minister said it's important to have a strong, competent, transparent and highly credible independent team because the whole world is watching and malaysia according to the malaysian authorities has nothing to hide. this is a way of really showing that they are trying to be as transparent as possible. >> thank you so much. still to come in the "newsroom," searching for the victims of the south korean ferry disaster. we'll show you the high-tech underwater rover that could help rescue teams search that sunken vessel. on in europe. someone stole her identity and opened some credit cards in her name. checking her experian credit report and score allowed her to better address the issue...and move right in. experian. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have co