my name is ana kearney, and i teach vocal and guitar. i'm a professional musician and a performer, and i've come from the professional world to become a teacher because of my passion for educating youth. okay. so let's talk about two things, the ittinerate teachers. if you have extra funding, i'm not wondering -- i'm wondering why you're not giving it to itinerate teachers, a lot of whom are living for their cars. why didn't we doing it for our public school elementary school students who also deserve a more rounded education? nobody works harder than a music student and creativity and innovation are supposed to be part of the fabric of america. how many great artists have come from america to the public school? i'll name you one. louie armstrong. so the second is vapa administrators. i have worked on coordinating the all-city musikfest value, and i want to say without the vapa administration, it could be so much harder for us to run that festival which is basically run by a -- volunteer teachers. mr. daniel was very instrumental in gett

that was seamus kearney, a freelance journalist. more about that.a freelancejournalist. we have developments since then. but the true crown he was talking about, the true crown he was talking about, the crown of thorns, believed to have been warned by christ at his crucifixion because this is holy week right now. other important relics that have been saved other true crown as well, parts of the cross, the true cross, parts of the cross, the true cross, parts of the cross that christ was crucified on, relics that have been taken out. they have been saved. also, seamus talking about the possibility of experts going into the cathedral later on tonight. they are indeed already inside. water still being doused to bring the temperatures down, that stonework, still incredibly hot and concerns to stop, prevent incredibly hot and concerns to stop, p reve nt a ny incredibly hot and concerns to stop, prevent a ny fla mes incredibly hot and concerns to stop, prevent any flames from blazing up again, igniting again, so water still being doused across but what we

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those that died on this day back in 1906, at 5:11 a moment of silence was held at market street in kearney >> here is a sound of the assignments. and a moment later 5:12 when it struck. >> reporter: the mayor says why it is so important to hold this. >> anytime anyone stops and says anything about an earthquake it becomes a alert and a reminder. and the department of emergency management. >> reporter: regardless of which county you live in is important to sign up for those emergency alert. >>> it is very -- text your zip code to 888, 777. >>> is 6.1 earthquake hit taiwan. the shaking, lasted for about 10 seconds, causing minor damage and minor injuries. residents received an alert, five seconds before the earthquake struck. children were evacuated from schools while high-speed rail service has been temporarily suspended. united states geological survey put the magnitude of the quake at 6.4. >>>one of the divers, who helped rescue a youth soccer team trapped in a flooded cave in thailand last year is recovering, after his own rescuing this week. josh bradley went into a cave on tuesday but

a lot of people have fled we're talking about twenty thousand take hold that's played throughout kearney now which is just north of where i am and then down here towards jalalabad a lot of them side by foot describing whatever they could be talking exploding on them is exploiting limited bedding limited hygenic supply of food and water so a lot of them are in pretty bad way but as far as the u.n. and i don't see a scar there actually finding it very difficult to reach these people because a lot of them are in taliban or beisel held areas so it's very difficult to find sites we're in to see what these people need and how they can be a safe i talked to the non-god governor a short time ago and he said that they have had pains out and i've found nine hundred families that have ended up in jalalabad since this fighting has been assisting them here's what he had to say a nice and clear for the commercial hub and been bitten by the brown and isis. job with an increment. the initial reports we have. nine hundred families they can bridge in other words or disaster not. support role for internati

and all of this stuff is becoming apparent here as we start the second quarter you know pregnant kearney may that time has stood still is standing still and what i mean by this is that the u.s. and the u.k. in particular are stuck on stupid we have plain advents of this with both drags it and the russia game hoax bragg's it as they've said on this show for several years it's a logistical and political and possibility it's like removing h. two hydrogen from water it's an it's like heart it's like corralling unicorns it's stupid and exactly what's happening now is what we said would happen for years utter political paralysis and chaos the russia gate hoax no matter how much exonerating information comes out by the highest courts in america there is still a doubling down by the drain just lefty loony trumped arrangement system. a symptom of what i was trying to say. not syndrome syndrome thank you craig and. in the area of economics it doesn't matter what data is published it doesn't matter what manufacturing data is published it doesn't matter what the employment data it doesn't matter no

welcome tiffany kearney. >> good morning, commissioners, executive director mcspadden. the program wallcalled weaving hearts is a community weaving program, the second is a community percussion program, and the third is a cooking class. the modification presented today for the commission's approval adds funding that will enable mission neighborhood center to offer the cooking class and music class more often starting next fiscal year. intergenerational programming, as you may recall, is a recommendation in the dignity fund needs assessment report. weaving hearts not only meets excuse meer demand for intergenerational programming, but it also helps to address other needs and gaps identified in the report. consumer participation rate in district nine where mission neighborhood center is located was noted to below when compared to other districts citywide and consumers living in this district expressed a need for more programs that provide opportunities for consumers to engage in creative arts, such as music, and for programs that celebrate culture, such as a cooking class

the actual north beach district had been vetted for six months by the port, near embarcadero and kearney? why are we being discriminated against? the yimby people think we're white -- i'm not white, i'm not wealthily. i pay $16,000 in taxes. >> thank you, barbara, and from the islands, mahalo. >> aloha. >> my name's patricia stone, and i'm a lifelong san franciscan franciscans, and i live two blocks from the proposed location. i just want to say that doing nothing is not really an option. these are homeless people who deserve a place to live, to transition to something more productive. this is a temporary option, a short-term plan. i don't see a problem with using the proposed location. it's a temporary plan until you come up with your development plans. so my husband and i fully support the navigation center at the proposed location. it might be too big, it might have some other constraints with it, but i think we all need to take ownership of moving the homeless in this neighborhood off the streets. there are a lot of homeless here. i'm sure there are more than three dozen, as others h

shannon gritte, daniel donahue, alice mosley, courtney lindell, ana kearney. >> good evening, superintendent, commissioners. i'm sandra halladay. i have two students who graduated from san francisco public schools. i was very fortunate many years ago to cofound san franciscans for public schools and i had the pleasure to recruit your former director, hydra mendoza. i was in the room when it happened when peef was dreamed up. i was in the room when we dreamt up and lobbied for the arts education master plan to be dreamed up and implemented. and one of the things i would like to remind you of when peef was first discussed, it was crucial of that discussion to have an arts education master plan. the city did not want to fund something until they had a master plan. i would ask you before you fund something, you wait for the 18 months of conversations with artists, art teachers, students, parents in the school district, to find out their 18 months of discussion. i think it's very underhanded to come up with an amendment that would gut vapa without any of the recommendations in that plan. a lot of

to crimea by force it continues its military aggression in eastern ukraine this means voters from kearney and certain parts of eastern ukraine couldn't participate in the elections so it's about i know you were on the border you spoke to voters you spoke to nonvoters what were people telling you. it seems that dyleski has a strong base there because what one of the reasons is that he is not associated with them i don't protest so russia doesn't have to hold a grudge against him. unlike a protestant because he has spoken so strongly against russia that he has no chance of reopening dialogue with mosco where i've said it is a new face so he actually has a chance of. breaking the deadlock that. happened with moscow and i feel that production citizens so ukraine have a hope that he's going to be able to change the status quo and like her example i was on. the town of mellowest which is divided by a border fence that was we topped off by russia in two thousand and eighteen and people's lives changed overnight they were able to live in harmony with russia and they have families divided now with