i am also a graduate of john o'connell and it's been a great career for me. i think it's a great thing for the relationship we have formed with the school district. we met with october and signed the agreement in which five graduating students from john o'connell will come into direct entry into the carpenter's program and two of them will be females, which is great. and we're very excited about going forward with this. paula will be getting together with the john o'connell school and providing the curriculum in which the students graduating have direct entry into the carpenter's join. i also want to say that we'll be having a college and career awareness day next thursday, december 19th. so that is the late update with the carpenters thank you. >> where will that take place? >> ida b. wells high school next thursday. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much, have a great day. >> and if there are any other members of public that would like to speak, please do just line up. >> hi. i am jim patrick, patrick and company in san francisco. i want to go to the ag

to redo the isa campus and to finish building the brand-new tech 21 career building at the john o'connell campus. so there is a lot of really exciting projects that this work has funded and next year we have a number of similar projects targeted including trying to replace the final remaining modular what's buildings that we are renting with permanent classroom buildings. so with that, i would ask if there have any questions that you might have and hopefully you will approve the report. thank you. >> thank you; there are no public speakers for this item. any comments from the board or superintendents? >> no, but i read it. >> it's right here. >> i move the recommendations. >> we already did. roll call, please. >> have i one question? >> commissioner? >> thank you president yee. this report is annual or every five years? >> it's annual. >> it's actually both. it's done every year and what the government code says is that would like for developers in the city of san francisco to sort of having a non-binding five-year projection each year of what we're spending the money on, so theoretically

. >> heather: ford o'connell is former outreach director for john mccain and jehmu greene a fox newsed. thanks for joining us. so the senator mentioned executive orders we need to clarify not one of the 23 actions issued by the president is an actual executive order. however, the white house did issue three presidential memoranda. one, improving availability of relevant executive branch records to the national criminal background system, tracing of firearms in criminal investigations and engaging in research on the causes and prevention of gun violence. what is the difference between a presidential memorandum, not much. did a lot of research on this today. executive orders in all but name. the main difference executive order has to be published, a memorandum only if the president determines they have, quote, general applicability and legal effect. that being said, ford, what chance does the president's gun agenda have? >> not very much background checks. he is easy painting house republicans as obstructionists and we're gloss go over a lot of tensions within the democratic controlled

and john boehner has pretty much taken himself out of the lead-dog role in negotiating with the administration and that makes it fall back on o'connelles immigration, probably guns, and a host of other issues where everything that mcconnell does to reach a deal -- look at that fiscal cliff resolution. 89 senator voted for it. pat tumy voted for it. moderates who joined with mitch mcconnell, but that's not enough to avoid the wrath of the right or to win over enough republicans in the house. so this is going to be a tough few months for senator mcconnell. >> jennifer: it's so fascinating, because you wonder whether somebody like senator mcconnell wants to be in the lead dog position. do you think that baner is kind of relieved that mitch mcconnell has taken the mantel and he just gets the drags of whatever is sent back over. >> i think in his heart of hearts, john boehner would love to have a different caucus that would be a little more pliable, and willing to let him be the legislature. but right now he realizes he can't get much of anything done unless you have it forced upon the house, and frankly in the house, where -- you know ev

o'connell. >> he was guest hosting for david miller. >> stephanie: basically john boehner became nancy pelosi stephanie: i see that's the bar for the fill-in humor. [ mocking laughter ] >> wow. [ sighs ] >> stephanie: newt gingrich on meet the press. >> i helped close the government twice. it actually worked. bill clinton said big government is over after two closures. i would argue we would never have gotten to an balanced budget or welfare reform without the [ inaudible ], so if the congressional republicans want to say you are going to have a really hard time with resolution, that's perfectly legitimate. >> so he is taking credit for the economic recovery in the '90s. >> stephanie: right. >> and he said he would not take responsibility for the bill clinton tax increases. >> stephanie: charlie pierce pointed this out, this is another headline. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: repeat of 1999 government shut down. ted cruz during an appearance he waxed poetic about the last time the government was successfully shut down. because republicans stood strong in 1995 we saw year after