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you are being asked to change prop k, years of work by your staff. prop k was really controversial because developers said it's going to stop projects and voters said, you know, the sunlight on the park is more important and the developers lost. walter shorensteen tried to undo it. he made a straight shot against it. this includes a city attorney's opinion who said, yes, it means what it says in prop k. you do not have the power to throw it out because you like a project. that's not the issue. the issue is f. -- if there is a 40-foot height limit and that is it, you can't do a 45-foot project. this area had a 40-foot height limit until the eastern neighborhood rezoning. the area was rezoned to 85 feet but it did not allow an 80-foot building to violate prop k. where is your environmental review for the change? where is your analysis, where are your hearings for substantial modification to the allocation that was done are pursuant to the voters' instructions in section 295? thank you. >> president olague and buel, in june the aforementioned propositio

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item k 23? >> yes. i pull thissed item. it's $55,000 adding on to the contract for the language bank which provides interpretation services and seshl ed meetings. were paying them a lot of money. just want to know if we made the move to more providers. >> our new executive director for parent engagement are working on the reorganization to be able to rehire additional staff. with the full realization that we are working for that plan oir new director gets on board i would urge that we have specific individuals the term inology is very difficult. if we could have somebody internally that knows that, that would be helpful. >> it is another great example of how all our priorities are. with our parent engagement, it's all intertwined. looking at the special expert he's because it is so technical. >> thank you. the other items pulled. >> k 8. it is not receipt row. dates of service will be april 13 to june 30 for some reason, their dates of service will be starting sometime mid-april through june 30. they wanted to expand throug

we have four prop k requests. i will request the board of requests, and then the mta request, after which, we will present the remaining requests. the attachments include the estimated total cost. you can find that table on page 61 of your packet. first one is the bart request to repair a leaking waterproof covering. this will prevent slip and fall accidents. the black dots on the graphic our water intrusion. the blue ovals are water leakage within the station. there is a joint station agreement between sfmta and bart that covers station improvements like this. sfmta will reimburse for the approximately $680,000 for expenses related to wash -- to water prevention. repairs will be done between 12:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m.. construction will begin in july 2011 and be completed august 2012. my colleague is here in view of questions. the second item is sfmta -- the implementation policy -- project for the bicycle fund grants. as the implementation of five new bike lanes on your screen, 7 miles totaled. all projects will b

and i appreciate all of the work they did on prop k. and i think prop k works. and i think the city as commissioner moore says benefits from legislation such as prop k. but i would like to ask questions of the city attorney, if i may, because to me a great deal of this revolves around the fact that legislation can have mistakes in the manner in which it's written. and i know all three of the people to whom i referred in the audience have been involved for many, many years with legislation and have seen legislation that contains errors. to me, this is revolving around the correction of an error to a good extent. comment? >> deputy city attorney burns. fs my understanding this is not regarding an error in the legislation but rather there was an error in the memo that went with the docket in 1989 by these bodies jointly. and that the correction being proposed today by staff is not to change the standard of 20% that was applied to these parks but rather to correct that this park individually does not meet that standard. staff, of course, can speak to you more -- in

ten states cut pre-k funds this year, ten more don't have pre-k at all.urn has been felt across the country in classrooms like these as many states scale back funds for pre- k education. but here in new jersey, spending is actually up, and the evidence suggests that's money well spent. new jersey is laying out more than $11,000 per child this year, nearly $400 more than last year. the result? the number of kids who repeat first grade has been cut in half in poor districts that offer two years of pre-k. >> investments in preschool increase achievement, decrease crime and delinquency. those kinds of things result in higher incomes later on. >> reporter: it seems like the proof is in perth amboy... >> they're sponges at this age, so the earlier i get them the better they are in the future. >> reporter: ...even if other places aren't learning their lesson. jim axelrod, cbs news, perth amboy, new jersey. >> couric: in other news, one of the biggest online security breaches in history. sony says a hacker stole credit card information for as many as 75 million p

ten states cut pre-k funds this year. ten more don't have pre-k at all.ersey is laying out more than $11,000 per child this year, nearly $400 more than last year. the result? the number of kids who repeat first grade has been cut in half in poor districts that offer two years of pre-k. >> investments in preschool increase achievement, decrease crime and delinquency. those kinds of things result in higher incomes later on. >> reporter: even if other places aren't learning their lesson. jim axelrod, cbs news, perth amboy, new jersey. >>> coming up later on "the early show," the latest on the wicked weather hammering the nation. >>> plus "the early show" is in london for the royal wedding, looking at the english custom of afternoon tea. >>> and grammy nominee natasha bedingfield performs her chart topping hit live from london's tower bridge. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

president mendoza: yes, except on items k-2, k-4, and k-5 which are retroactive. item p is the consent calendar. the items that were set by the board for discussion. immediate action, let's see. we had item k-8, i believe. it looks like commissioner norton and fewer. either of you guys want to comment? >> if i may. i think the question i had on this was that i wanted to know how many students this 15 million, that's kind of hard to get out, 15 million goes for, like how many students does this represent? and i also wanted an accounting of the racial breakdown and wanted to know a little bit about students' disabilities and why we are unable to serve them in our district. president mendoza: and commissioner norton, you had questions on this as well? northr in the i think commissioner fewer's questions are all excellent and i would like to know the answers to those and in addition i would just like a little bit of an explanation for why some of these scrools so far away -- schools are so far away and why there's not a closer facility that if we do have to place them

i have received requests for l and k to be severed. in that case, we will vote on what remains. >> motion to approve. >> seconded. >> they ayes have it. >> we have received information about the saharis. >> good afternoon, mr. chair. this proposal came to west from neighbors' living in the area. -- came to us from neighbors' living in the area. the stretch of circular involves is from monterey to have a lock. as you can see, this is a very similar to the freeway frontage road with houses on one side and the freeway on the other side. there is that the potential for more campers and trucks and others to park along this because the only regulation is street cleaning. the neighbors were interested in improving the two things. one, the safety on the side where the houses are because of the intersection to rivet the parking of tall vehicles, which is 6 feet or taller, within 100 feet of the intersection. also, for beautification purposes, they formed a group to help beautify this section by planting and picking up garbage and debris. they a

it was 20 years old when we took it to,k 2. here's our mottly crew of 12 climbers. the gentleman in the white shirt left after one week after he found out there's no alcohol in pakistan. i don't tell you anymore where he's from, but this is - what is this doug? deadly. avalanche. we call this the mother of all avalanches a year after desert storm. intense from spain and you can see the guys running out in their underwear. fortunately nobody was killed in this avalanche. this is the art memorial in honor of, art gillke. we climbed a lot at night and these for tops of pots and pans that have been carved out in the names of climbers that died on this mountain. we climbed at night and it's difficult because you can only see ten feet for front of you and 6,000s of feet below we heard plates clanging against the rocks and i thought really is this a good way to honor my sister. finally 78 days later it was time to go home. i was weak, exhausted and emaciated but most of all i felt that neck la l necklace and i ft her down. anybody that read the book can you remember what t

we are looking at -- we have been trying to protect class size, k-three. that has great impact on student achievement. we might have to raise this. it might mean more furlough days. that means lost instructional time. actually, what this represents is cut here at our budget meeting we discussed was this really represents over -- i guess it is three years now. it would mean a 40% reduction in our general fund. over three years. we do not know actually. when we look at projections of having to cut $84 million, for the 2012-2013 school year, quite frankly, we do not know how to resolve this. many school districts, i think we should be reminded -- many school districts have been taking over all over the state. we suspect that there will be hundreds of school districts in the state of california that would be taken over as state. we must keep a 2% reserve at all times, and if we cannot keep the reserve, we should not be in this business. because that is not even enough to keep you solvent. so we are asking, i think -- you know, we have had to send a lot of layo

k p p have said that they want to see a deal between t. and k. b.p. and ross next over the the all important exploration of oil in the arctic now this is where we have a problem because ross left or said they want to deal with b.p. not with t. and k p p but the head of ross never said that they'd already turned down a bid for the n.k.v.d. pizza pie into ross never they no interest in doing business with them they only want to deal with the peak nights p.p.r. nobody it seems because they've also ruled out doing any deal with shell so it seems to be b.p. have to get their heads together come up with some kind of solution so they can put this put this this ongoing saga to bed and come up with us all important to their russian partners so that they can go ahead and do that deal with rosneft and explore the oil in the arctic. how the prices of precious metals are on the rise as investors are put them over stocks and the price of silver has jumped over the psychological mark of forty two dollars per ounce which is the highest level in decades now markets in

k b p k a o i may agree on not providing they can come to some sort of set civil monetary arrangements and of course we've also seen the share swap deadline extended for another month so that is all policies a chance to resolve this deal that any way they can know the solution to the deal that's being touted by the press today is that it's been he might sell out of t a k b p again we just have to wait to see what happens one thing is k. to pacify the shareholders but b.p. must be seen to be doing all it can to bring this deal to some kind of resolution and to salvage something from it they have according to shareholders lurch from one . one crisis to another this year in the process of lost fifty billion dollars in shareholder value to b.p. executives have come under a lot of pressure today and they will have to do significantly better according to shareholders in the it's. russian government has been mostly silent on the disputes revolving around b.p. but energy minister sergei she says no matter how it all ends he doesn't believe it will put investors off coming to russia. russian in

and spending on pre-k is getting cut. nbc's tom costello has our "education nation" report tonight. >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. oyster adams is the immersion school that hundreds of parents, rich and poor, want for their kids. starting in preschool, half the day is spent in spanish, half in english. the principal says she's seen firsthand the difference pre-k can make, especially for underprivileged kids. >> you absolutely need a rigorous school experience before kindergarten to be on the same playing field as your peers. >> reporter: but research out today suggests that state funding for preschool education is on the decline. nationwide, state per-student spending for preschoolers averaged $4,028 in 2010. $114 less than 2009. $700 less than in 2001. today the education secretary argued we're shortchanging our kids. >> i simply think we can't win the future by cheating children at the starting line. >> reporter: without preschool researchers say the most at-risk kids enter kindergarten alread

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k b p have said that they want to see a deal between t. and k.p. and ross next over the the all important exploration of oil in the arctic now this is where we have a problem because ross never said they want to deal with pre-paid notes with k.p. the head of ross never said that they'd already turned down a bid for ten k. be free to buy into ross never they no interest in doing business with them they only want to deal with. three nights repeal nobody it seems because they have to also ruled out doing any deal with shell so it seems to be creepy have to get their heads together come up with some kind of solution so they can put this put this this all going so get to bed and come up with us all important offered to their russian partners so they can go ahead and do that deal with rosneft and explore for oil in the arctic. and more and rostam companies head suggests the firm should be privatized in three to five years and not next year as the government is planning he says the state will make more money if it breaks as the company will double in valu

wait a minute why should they buy in k b p maybe b.p. should sell its share on p. and k b p the problem is who would buy one of them they are proving to be a very difficult partner so i doubt there will be many offers nevertheless there is still another option it will be a harsh option for b.p. and i'm sure a lot of shareholders would not approve of it but it will secure the long term of b.p. it will allow it to go forward with a deal to start on a clean slate it's a big chunk he represented thirty six percent of two thousand and ten production and with the gulf of mexico down it would be a big hit but it also a new renewed repeat all the larger smaller scale period problem with that is of course you always have the takeover target rumors going around and that will make b.p. more attractive for a takeover. or prices of east like you have reports that libyan leader moammar gadhafi has accepted a peace plan to end the conflict in the country brant crude is trading slightly below one hundred twenty six dollars a barrel while the light sweet

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture economist and author james k. galbraith joins me for the first half hour of our for say sions great mine and i will discuss how the middle class continues to get trampled by the new head of the well it's been a very eventful week president obama caves into the birth of a gallon of regular gas is now the same price as a mcdonald's happy meal those are just a few nice topics for a weekly grumble and later in our show my daily take of how to see is fueling a new race to the bottom in america that will give corporations bush league a little control over that state. for tonight's conversations of great minds i'm joined by an american economist and author whose work is focused on how the american economy has fallen victim to a powerful class of predators who are feasting away at the one strong middle class our nation is currently the professor at the lyndon b. johnson school public affairs at the university of texas a senior scholar with the levy economics institute of bard college and the chair of the board of the econ

s preparing to buy out its russian partners in ten k. people as it's trying to save its deal with a russian or major loss net to explore the arctic shelf however christine to scurry from standard and poor's makes more sense for people to sell out of ten instead of buying for the real. i think that probably has made it clear that he wants to try to get this deal through in a manner that's acceptable to all parties involved now this is a deal that will be very beneficial for russia it's a deal that's beneficial for b.p. and the people standing in the way or to be on the contrary people here in london are saying wait a minute why should they have id and k b p maybe bt should sell its share on p. and k b p the problem is who would buying them they're proving to be a very difficult partner so i doubt there will be many offers nevertheless there is still another option it will be a harsh option for b.p. and i'm sure a lot of shareholders would not approve of it but it will secure the long term of b.p. it will allow it to go forward with the de

legal license fee and a couple of other items, as well as identify some cuts to be made outside of k-12 education. so he acknowledged -- the government acknowledged that education in the past has borne the brunt of most of the cuts every time the state had a deficit, and he made a pretty valiant attempt to keep these cuts away from schools, k-12 education for the upcoming budget year, but a lot of it hinged on having these tax extensions approved, which would have meant having to slash three of the legislature approved to put the tax extension measure on the ballot in june and there being a majority of the voters approving the extension. as we now know, the legislature has fallen short of approving those tax extensions. time had run out on putting those extensions on the june ballot, and while the governor is still trying to convince some republican members of the legislature to support the tax extensions, at this point, the june ballot is absolutely not feasible. when we -- all school districts heard the governor's proposal in january, we started preparing our schools for in a worst-

a minute why should be by k b p maybe b.p. should fail its share on p. and k b p the problem is who would both of them be proven to be a very different. partner so i doubt there will be many offers nevertheless that if they allow another option it would be a harsh option for b.p. and i'm sure a lot of shareholders would not approve of it but it will secure the long term of b.p. it will allow it to go forward with the deal start on a clean slate it's a big chunk b.p. represented thirty six percent of two thousand and ten production and with the gulf of mexico down it would be a big but it also i knew we knew would repeat although out of north scale the only problem with that is that of course you always have the takeover target rumors going around and that will make b.p. more attractive for a takeover. and the markets now tripoli's stocks have fallen sharply with fresh concerns over the close quick recovery with an significant aftershocks and the news of the had to finish in the hands of talk to the is also a very good toyota o

and k. b.p. they we see that they are might be amenable to that in fact because of course if this deal did go ahead then the russian investors in t a k p p would. be investment there wouldn't be that there'd be hardly any growth potential left if that paper the market that could be one solution if indeed they are were prepared to sell which is by no means guaranteed. why why are the parties so desperately pushing ahead with the deal. well russia there are three main reasons that russia really wants this deal to go ahead the first is that of course it wants to remain the world's biggest energy producer and in order to do that it needs to open up new exploration. levels and resources of oil grow less in the areas that it's already exploring and so that means opening up terra she like the arctic it also wants to be at the thought brunt of arctic exploration because russia sees this very much in its own backyard but it can't go it alone in this hospitable to rain it needs the expertise of internation

in k. has been trading at about fifty billion dollars on the stock market so this is obviously a substantial premium to that level and that's obviously what again we're hearing from reports we haven't had a definitive confirmation of this from an idea of b.p. or a or but one assumes that he is saying look the market values are fifty there for seven years to ride but clearly we're now into the point of nicholas eating the valuation or some mechanism to put it makes up the difference and i think that's what will center of the fact that a deal is going to happen and i would expect also given the usual. the severity of this dispute between b.p. and the shareholders means much more serious dispute that we saw in the middle of a weight that would be very difficult to see how can you be a yours you know existing arrangements are pretty disputed arrangement could survive sorts of has to break as it were and i think we're now looking at just the valuation of the compensation terms the mechanisms to

here is a similar section at natoma street where the k rail will be located and where the shoring wall will be. recology provides both waste service, recycling, and compost service to the affected buildings. a total of four buildings are included in the agreement where the garbage service will be altered. in altering that, they will need to go to a smaller collection equipment or smaller waste containers and more frequent service patterns. this is an image of the type of equipment used in most of these facilities today. a large compacted that has been loaded on the back of the trucks, so this drop needs to look back into the loading bay, collect the container from the compact, and then drive out. that is the ability to back into the loading docks is what is going to be impacted. instead, it recology will be going to this type of equipment, to the smaller container that can be wheeled out in the right of way and then loaded on a front end loader into the dump truck. the agreement we have before you today is with recology to cover the collection of additional costs during construction, a

the authority had significant funding contributions to the project from prop k. also, over $1 million in lifeline transportation funds. its total project cost of $6.3 billion. the event was a great event, classy. there was even a string quartet and other music. just a great sense of a celebration for this community, who for too long, has been separated from its ability to reach the station without having to walk perilously along the streetcar tracks of the geneva maintenance yard. now that is over and the east side connections are coming. it is interesting to see how long it takes to essentially do a sidewalk project. but this is not just a sidewalk. there are complexities to the station itself. east side product will have complexities' itself, but we are committed to getting that done. authorities are provided over $3 million in funding and staff support. we submitted two caltrans planning grants. one is a follow-up to the balboa park station that is already being done. it is for two important things. one is to study next-generation improvements for circulation.

down a bit from t n k p p to buy into rosneft and said that. the deal would only be with b.p. it was b.p. all with nobody they ruled out any possibility of a deal with like shell so it's basically b.p. all nobody but as we said in the past this deal too big to be allowed to fall by the wayside so people are going to have to get their well get into some hard negotiations with the russian shareholders with their russian partners in order to come to an agreement so that all that exploration deal in the arctic can be done between b.p. and ross left great stuff all right peter all of the reporting there live from or else you have had called a speech to many thanks indeed. you. and turns an oil products might have to rise in russia global crude prices continue to spike and to minister sergei shmuck of course that's why it may be needed to avoid a fuel deficit at home the price for a year old screwed blend has john fourteen percent over last month but they are all price means that smoke forced companies to export refined products such as petrol and je

s partners in the russell british soil dr blanchard c m k b p k r has strongly objected to b.p.'s proposed tie up with rosneft saying it broke their shareholder agreement more now from our correspondent in london. well this is as you say essentially a yes or no the victory for. the consortium of russian shareholders. it means that b.p. doesn't get what it wants that b.p. rosneft cannot sit at the moment go ahead we remember that swap part of the agreement refers to receiving five percent of b.p. and b.p. in exchange receiving nine and a half percent. and this is merely up holding an injunction that was already made earlier we saw a court say that the entire deal which also involves a tie up between b.p. and have to explore parts of the arctic shelf where there are believed to be huge reserves of oil. they've already said that that couldn't go ahead then b.p. came through and said well maybe if we can't go ahead with the exploration deal maybe we can just go ahead with the shuswap on its own and of course has today are held the injunction saying it karns be p k b p the a r consort