. >> my name is julia martin. i am the first chair for the community advisory committee for special education. >> and we have at the dais with us d.j., the senior statisticsition. the c.a.c. must sign off on sfusd's local plan and budget before it can be sent to the california department of education. every three years, we update the plan and we will be working on the project -- >> president cook: i'm sorry. i just lost quorum. give me a second. so we'll be here until 2:00 a.m. instead. proceed. >> our meeting topics for 2018-2019 are listed here. c.a.c. meetings are open to the public, and we welcome all those who are here tonight to attend our meetings, as well. this past year, we saw an overall increase in our meeting attendance. our most well attended meetings were the ones that we cohosted with apac as well as our consolidated forum. our next meeting, we will have representatives from the sfusd and google's assistive tech department. [inaudible] >> is this on? no. this very text heavy slide provides a compreh

they returned to his hometown of rock hill, south carolina, where they would raise two daughters, julia martin gettis, and sarah elizabeth gettis. they were married for 56 years until the death of congressman gettis in 2003. mary phillips gettis is a true leader and received many awards including woman of the year from the first a.r.p. church where she faithfully attended. the cross of niltary service from the united daughter of the confederacy in 2001. the quilt of valor award in 2015 presented by the quilts of valor foundation force veterans touched by car. the national award in 2017 presented from d.a.r., the daughters of the american revolution, for women in american history. mary phillips gettis is the proud and devoted grandmother of six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. she is the epitome of a gracious and charming southern lady and by her life she has demonstrated a love for her god, a love for her family, the love for her fellow man, and the love of her great country. she is a true american patriot who always has a smile on her face and has lived her life in true service to

, francis phillips, lily robinson, troy van, reed villanova, brandy markman, alice mosley, and julia martin. if you heard your name called, just make your way to the podium. you have two minutes. okay. >> hi. hello. my name is todd berman. i'm the executive director of the arts education alliance of the bay area, which that organization sent in a letter about this resolution, but i'm going to talk also about my experience. i was a long-term substitute teacher in the school district, and i'm also a provider of arts education through the where it lives program. so i think we've also seen there's been such a meeting -- we've seen a lot of student voice here, so the arts prioritizes student voice and student expression, and we can see how powerful that can be. so i've been -- as an arts advocate, i've been connected with some state advocacy, and the california collaborative campaign because i want to see sfusd be an art leader and join the statewide movement, and also affirm that arts are a right and essential to education of the whole child. so i really support this declaration, but i also see

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julia and martin davies got married after meeting at the plant. 0ur son—in—law‘s here, so this is the they are taking it on. it's secured their futures. it's just fantastic. jlr has been very downbeat about the damage a no—deal brexit could do to future investment. today, there was a change of tune. today is the day of electrifying the plant, and honouring our people who are going with us to define a new, electrified future. you're spending nearly £1 billion when you said that the prospect of a no—deal brexit would stop investment in the uk. some will say you were crying wolf. we've made clear our statement to brexit, and nothing has changed. however, it's also quite clear that we have a clear strategy. and really want to go ahead. and we are from a heart and soul point of view, we are a british company. seeing a production line stand idle like this is not normally good news, but not today. this lot‘s going to be stripped out, totally retooled to make the electric successor to the x] model. in the race for electrification, jaguar land rover started almost in last place with 90% of its

julia and martin davies got married after meeting at the plant. 0ur son—in—law‘s here, so this is theaking this on. it's secured their futures, it's just fantastic. jlr has been very downbeat about the damage a no—deal brexit could do to future investment. today, there was a change of tune. today is the day of electrifying the plant, and honouring our people, who are going with us to define a new, electrified future. you're spending nearly £1 billion, when you said that the prospect of a no—deal brexit would stop investment in the uk. some will say you were crying wolf. we have made clear our statement to brexit, and nothing has changed. however, it's also quite clear that we have a clear strategy, and really want to go ahead. and we are, from a heart and soul point of view, we are a british company. seeing a production line stand idle like this is not normally good news, but not today. this lot is going to be stripped out, totally retooled, to make the electric successor to the x] model. in the race for electrification, jaguar land rover started almost in last place, with 90% of its

company tries to innovate and fuel new revenue streams back over to you >> all right julia, thank you very much laura martinnot a big bull she's been raising a lot of concerns around this company >> and the thing is, for everybody else, i think the point they're making is fundamentally correct, if all you look at is the ftc announcement yesterday because the blanket immunity to the executives and the company for the things that are known as of last week or whatever the date was that they said, i mean, that is immensely valuable and if you're a shareholder, you're looking at that, taking that to the bank and if the ftc were the only possible regulator, then i think the stock going up would be perfectly rationale. the other problem that i think everybody needs to pay attention to is we've talked about this before your facebook newsfeed today has a lot more ads than it had a year ago you know, perhaps twice as many. i mean, in my own feed, about every fifth or sixth piece worr this for years >> that's right. but what's the density that they become classified advertising? >> but are they good ads, that's the qu

analyst joshua green national coordinator for business week, julia hershfield davis, congressional coordinator for "new york times" and jonathan martin national political coordinator for "the new york times." i want to start with you. this in part is why joe biden is living in two worlds. this apology in south carolina seems to be addressing directly one of those worlds. >> it was. in a democratic primary context, joe biden is the wounded front-runner who has been dogged by the scandal of race busing and segregation. i think that's what prompted his apology. on the other hand in a general election contest if you look at the recent round of polls, biden is still the strongest general election candidate against president trump, which is one reason why he's gotten inside trump's head and trump unleashed this flurry of biden-focused tweets. i think biden is trying to solve a problem and get back to a point where he can be strong in both of those worlds, democratic primary and a matchup. >> looking at polling, many democrats show beating president trump. >> none like joe biden, outside the margin of errors, he's got a 10-point lead. every

analyst joshua green national coordinator for business week, julia hershfield davis, congressional coordinator for "new york times" and jonathan martinl coordinator for "the new york times." i want to start with you. this in part is why joe biden is living in two worlds. this apology in south carolina seems to be addressing directly one of those worlds. >> it was. in a democratic primary context, joe biden is the wounded front-runner who has been dogged by the scandal of race busing and segregation. i think that's what prompted his apology. on the other hand in a general election contest if you look at the recent round of polls, biden is still the strongest general election candidate against president trump, which is