african-american students last year kak 30 students were arrested. this year kak 17. progress. everything else seems pretty depressing. the district is 6.4% african-american. if my memory serves when a research the district years and years ago, the district was almost 30% african-american. 6.4% and that's about 3,600 african-american students. and if the math is right kak less than -- i just want -- it just bewilders me and others dot with that few amount of students, that we have these amount of numbers. and even though we have bemoaned the fact we don't have enough resources in this district kak we do have resources. we do have resources and we are not focusing the resources enough on the students that we are talking about to make sure we do not come up with these numbers year after year. and the fact that the commissioners brought up that we have reverted back to forum since before the initial resolution was passed kak i just feel that it is not necessarily about firing people. it is about a concerted effort that has never taken hold. prioritizing these schools, it is tier o

during negotiations kak we spent a lot of time on creating two committees. the labour-management health and safety committee and we added to that to address the safe and supported schools policy. that is article 14.5 end date certificate of contract, page 43. we also created a space community committee that includes parents and districts and union. article 21.10. page 66. the climate team was never brought to the bargaining table. it might be a great idea, but the letter that i reference that was to show administrators included a described climate team's purpose, composition, duties and function. it feels like possibly an end run around the contract. it also could be possibly a parallel structure. a structure outside of the contract. if we are going to have a climate team, let's make sure that it's part of the plan and is not duplicative, nor does it take away from committees that we work very hard and it negotiations to create. thank you pick one more thing, sorry. i just want to point out the district data, which i, -- it is something we have to take extre

i just want to no kak if we are able to know from staff, what those conflicts are. sooner rather than later. so that we can begin to flush those out. >> just to understand, my understanding of what a negotiated settlement entails, i don't really no kak i'm not a lawyer, is that there is a series of steps and conversations that happen. as peter said, between ngos and the staff and potentially with other staff and some of the other stakeholders that have a vested interest here, to get to some resolution or some outcome that then goes, the state board gets engaged at that level to see if they would be responsive to its. is it something like that? >> i would make a few brief comments. one, the negotiated supplements are really sponsored by the state at this point. and is covered by a nondisclosure agreement. so talking about exactly what that process is going to be. i don't know exactly. and even if i did, i'm not sure i could talk about it publicly, it is part of the problem. because of the nondisclosure agreement. i think the conversations will have to include the oth

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[applause] >> just so you no kak somebody did succeed and there is a director, currently of this wholeacility, and he is seated right down front. market, stand up. let the people see you. [applause] >> now i know why mr harper kept referencing the temporary facility. the rent over there is a lot cheaper. [laughter] >> you better up the fairest at a.c. transit. we are charging a lot more that now that we've got you real close. there will now be a countdown. there will be a countdown now and mohammed nuru is going to take over, and i am sure glad that most of you tolerated my participation to the limited extent that i can. mohammed nuru! [applause] >> is so, market, would you come on up? we will go through a countdown. -- where is that little -- mayor breed and later pelosi, will you all come forward? and the rest of the team could come around. and so, both of you, after the countdown, you press the green button and what you will see is our display boards that will actually show commuters exactly where their buses are and what time they are and how to connect around the city, but also to

some of you no kak you created it. it is a remarkable thing. i want to associate it with something going on in california at this moment. at this moment, we are suffering some terrible, terrible wildfires lack of intensity and density exacerbated by climate crisis. and what we are doing here is to alleviate some of that. by removing our dependence on elements that would heat up the air. all that we are doing with mass transit and high-speed rail and all of those subjects are about making the planet a more wholesome place. lowering the temperature. lowering the heat. so we are all connected when we engage in infrastructure that is truly green. and this infrastructure, the sales floor transit center is truly green. for these and so many other reasons, i want to join in acknowledging everyone who played a role in this. i want to acknowledge maria, she was here for all of those things. the groundbreaking's and pouring of cement. now here today for the ribbon-cutting. mark from the tjpa, the executive director, thank you. where is mark? thank you fo

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authorities say a group of five kayakersit logs and debris, which knocked them off their kaks. 58-year-old patrick waldron lost consciousness. he was an kxperiencedaker and was wearing a life jacket. >>> how safe isat the in your child's school? some parents in maryland are concerned aft elevated levels of lead were found i drinking water. the district tested water at all 206 schools between juary and may. out of 13,000 water fixtures and school offials say the affected fixtures were immediately removed and there were reports that students had eccess to the water outlets before they w taken out of service. they are counting on the district to keep their kids safe. >> trust that they will do the right thing and make sure it is done completely. >> repairs to the water stations are expected to be completed by the time the students return to the new school year. >>> dangerous wildfires in ca afornia have claimedther life. a heavy equipment mechanic assigned t the car fir was killed in the crash yesterday morning. s the eighth death conne connected to this fire. more than a dozen large fires i

we no kak sadly, this was one, and probably still is, we are hoping these improvements will change that, one of the most dangerous streets in san francisco. and part of getting to vision zero, where we don't have any fatalities as a result of the conditions of our roads, is making the hard decisions to make the changes necessary to make our streets safe. this is about making sure people who are walking the streets feel safe. this is about making sure people who are bicycling feel safe. this is about making sure people who are driving and being safer. this is about bringing the community together for the purposes of creating a road that hopefully will lead to less problems than before. the number of challenges, the number of complaints, we hope that this will lead to the kind of results that will make this a safer and better street for all to use throughout san francisco. throughout the process, i want to thank so many people who have been actively engaged and patients. especially the people who live here. the people who have businesses along masonic. those are the people who have had to

it roup of five kayakers logs and debris which knocked them off their kak. 58-year-old patrick wald. water and losted consciousness. waldron was an experienced kayaker and was wearing a life jacket. >>> how safe is the ter in your child's schools? some parents in maryland are leconcerned afterted levels of lead were found in drinking water at dozens of schools. out of te3,000 wa fixtures, just over 200 tested positive for ellsvated lead . the affected fixturesere immediately removed, but there are reports that students had access to those wter out lets before they were taken out of service. parents told us they are counting on the distrto keep their kids safe. >> i trust that they would do the right thing. and make sure that it done completelff >> school oicials say repairs to water stations are expected to be completed by thest time ents return for the new school year. >>> dangerous wildfires in california have claimed another life. a heavy equipmentic mech assigned to the car fire was killed in a crash yesterday morning. this is the eighth death connected to that fire. and it is ju

. >> former federal prosecutor minimummy roek kak who says a happy jury, a cake fed jury is a good juryu very much for being here with us. have a good weekend. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >> rachel has the night off. we have a lot of interesting stuff to get to tonight. there is so much happening in the news. a blistering critique came through today of the trump administration's attempts to reunite hundreds of the families separated along the border. a court record does require it. and we will be joined tonight by reporter jacob soboroff to explain what set that federal judge off today. meanwhile, donald trump is back at his own golf club in new jersey. he's going to stay there for two more weeks. we learned that from rudy ulni

china trade talks but kak and dak are higher.rade talks and jumped 1.3% overnight. >> tesla troubles continue now suppliers may be worried they won't get paid fbnam starts right now. ♪ >> and it is 5:01 a.m. here in new york it is tuesday august 21st good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone. >>good morning i'm lauren lawrp august 21st already just flew by this summer. >> where did the summer go. a nice full market to celebrate the end of summer with that's good. >> tomorrow longest bull run in history. >> trump administration will move forward on imposing additional tariffs on china despite opposition from business community in a very public and fiery hearing. >> more on that from edward lawrence. >> good morning cheryl and there's been a slew of unhappy managers and own rs of businesses going into these public hearings. public hearings will ask the rest are of this weekend into next week, u.s. representatives office it is holding these hearings now the tariffs are talking about is 200 billion dollars on chinese goods the 25%. t

as you no kak and estuary requires a very intricate blend of salt and fresh water. in the san francisco bay delta has not been getting the amount of fresh water that it needs. the sierra club appreciates the enormous ecological, economic and cultural value of the services provided by the rivers, including the san francisco bay delta estuary. we have consistently made comments supporting 50% or above of the national -- natural runoff allowed to stay in the rivers. i i think it is time for san francisco to take a stand, support the board. this plan has been eight years in the making. there has been lots of time for discussion and for settlements. and san francisco has stumbled. has stonewalled the state board. let's get off the opposed position, the nonflow measures proposal is a nonstarter. work within the 30 or 50% framework, which allows room for adaptive management. and work with the other stakeholders and the state board don't move this and push the store's litigation, which is where it is headed. that would be a lose lose for both the delta and to for san franci

. >> former federal prosecutor minimummy roek kak who says a happy jury, a cake fed jury is a good jury for the prosecution. that's our broadcast on a friday night. and for this week. thank you very much for being here with us. have a good weekend. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >> rachel has the night off. we have a lot of interesting stuff to get to tonight. there is so much happening in the news. a blistering critique came through today of the trump administration's attempts to reunite hundreds of the families separated along the border. a court record does require it. and we will be joined tonight by reporter jacob soboroff to explain what set that federal judge off today. meanwhile, donald trump is back at his own golf club in new jersey. he's going to stay there for two more weeks. we learned that from rudy giuliani, who now claims that trump will, once and for all announce whether he's doing that much-discussed interview with special counsel robert mueller, who himself was busy wrapping the first week of the trial with trump campaign chairman, paul manafo