. >> hello, my name is karen smith and i represent aristoinvestment group. he would like to tell that you rob black, who is the owner of off the grid had stated numerous times in the past year, to year and a half that the revised ordinance back in 2011, was specifically to bring food choices to undeserved areas of san francisco. undeserved arab. so i went on merriam-webster to find out what is "undeserved" area. this is a well-served area. the ordinance was stated and revised to bring undeserved or underserved areas of the city with options. mr. ramadan stated that he was able to sign the letter on behalf of this coffee truck to use the restroom. i am wondering if the lease that he has with the owner of the building allows him to do so. i doubt it, but i don't know. bonnie, which represents one of the building owners in that area had stated that this whole 2nd street is going to be under construction and there is go to be no room. there is going to be four parking spaces. of all the people that support mr. goldstein, i wonder if they own restaurants. they ar

karen smith was a principal, it goes from right to left. she said in 2003-five is when she started this journey. here's where she is now the the white one is bullying. you can see bullying dropping but you can do all these behaviors drop as she did character education. still a blue ribbon school. i'm not giving you the academic data. every one of these schools has these ridiculous increases in academic discourse. france's middle school, one of my favorites the these are detention. went any johnson, the principal start in 2003 at 1153 detentions. in 2008 it was down to 143. in-school suspensions, you can see the same kind of things going on. this is her tempe compared to tt of the district the there were four other middle schools interdistrict the these are their numbers. those are her numbers. same population after seven or eight years of this. remember being in this school, about two or three years into the journey to do some professional the government and it just gotten there latest state test scores back and they show this huge increase

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karen smith was the principal. it goes from right to left. 2003 is when she started this journey.he white one is bullying. you can see bullying dropping. you can see all these things develop as she did character education. i'm not giving you the data from one of these schools. every one of these schools has ridiculous increases. fran says howell middle school. these are detention. when amy johnson started in 2003, they had 1153 detention. in 2008 it was down to 333. -in-house suspension. four other middle schools in our district. these are their numbers. in school an out of school suspension. those are her numbers after seven or eight years of this. remember, being in the school, two or three years into the journey to do professional development and they've just gotten their latest test scores back and they showed this huge increase in the state test scores and amy, the principal brought out this mock champagne. and they all toasting it. 50 kids. and -- they're all so excited to see this big jump. and this conned year after year after this. she look at her staff honestly saying th

garfield smith is charged with the murder of christopher karens. it happened at a park in edge wood. karens later died at the hospital. another person is in the hospital. >>> police agencies here in maryland are more village lengths following the tragic shooting at sandy hook elementary. justin beach month was arrested -- beaumont was arrested this week. he was charged with trespassing but because of comments he made about attending the school and being bullied, police decided to search his home. they found several assault style weapons, hand guns, including an ak47 and uzi. beaumont is undergoing medical treatment and evaluation. investigators said it appears at this time that he owned all the guns legally. >>> the gun debate took center stage at the state capital this afternoon. nearly 1,000 people crowded lawyers mall. among them limiting magazine size rounds from 20 to 10. the governor also wants to add 45 assault style weapons to the ban. some would like to see teachers given an opportunity to be certified to carry weapons in school. >> i lear

deputy district attorney karen jensen made the announcement this superior court, where henry albert smithot guilty plea to capoot's murder on nov. and to avoid arrest. smith's trial date will be set on may 10, jensen said smith was arrested as he oakland's lawsuit claiming federal officials are illegally trying to shut down a medical marijuana dispensary has been tossed by a federal judge. oakland was the nation's first city to take on federal enforcement actions aimed at closing down the pot dispensaries. a san francisco judge has now dismissed the lawsuit filed in october and ruled federal efforts to close harborside health center in oakland can proceed. oakland lawyers argued that closing down the dispensary would lead to a health and safety crisis because many of the 100-thousand patients would turn to the illegal marijuana market. a warm day around the very at today almost all up to 75 degrees today. live in san francisco clear skies as we go into the evening hours for tonight. temperatures cooled down a little bit but still warm upper 60s mostly everywhere. morton nice weather as we

karen caifa kron 4 gabe slate tech report >> pam: is he >> garygary radnich is coming up next with sports with alex smithote on their individual awards. what is so unique are the categories these are hilarious, the categories. this can the mirror new streaming technology. perhaps on one weekend, sometimes people will even watch one, two, three seasons. they have a marathon, a category. other categories include electronic babysitting, pms, hang over movie, romance-- bromance. you are able to vote until march 10. gabe slate tech report >> jacqueline: we have been enjoying springlike weather. as we go towards march. temperatures will be in the '70s. cooler temperatures expected and the clouds will be returning. first, the cloud coverage. we could see 40's and a number of locations. definitely, more mild. 60s nearly everywhere. 60's and 70's with the exception of the coast. temperatures will just be along the immediate coast. another mild one in store with temperatures in the '50s again. here is a look at the afternoon highs. 60s in los gatos. for the east bay, walnut creek with a 70 degrees. close to the co

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