it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music.

it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. president yee: good evening. welcome to the regular meeting of the board of education of the san francisco unified school district for april 10, 2012. it is now called to order. roll call, please? [roll call was taken] president yee: please join me for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance]

it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. >> everyone deserves a bank account. in san francisco, anyone can have a bank account. everyone is welcome, even if you are not a u.s. citizen or have bad credit. qualifying for a bank account is simple, just lived or worked in san francisco and had a form of id >> we started bank on san francisco at six years ago. we wanted to make sure they know they have options, which would be more successful for them. ♪ >> check cashing stores can be found all over the city. they're convenient locations, with a hidden price. -- the convenient locations, with a hidden price. >> i got a refund check and they took out $200. >> i understand they have to make money, but they are a little high. >> people who used check passers -- cashers, they could pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees. >> i do not have that kind of money. >> i would not ha

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it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. >> we are very pleased to be meeting here in san francisco. in this facility is named after a distinguished member of the california senate. it is our great honor that the mayor of san francisco is here to address us great mr. mayor, thank you so much from taking time -- is here to address us. mr. mayor, thank you so much for taking time. >> welcome to san francisco. thank you for meeting here. the northern california mlu that you have before you charts ecorse of our caltrain -- charts a course of our caltrain corridor. i just want to give the nod to the empty seat -- mtc for putting this together. in san francisco, we consider caltrain to be the transit spine that connects the city to san jose and san francisco to silicon valley and all of our partner cities. caltrain electrification has had a broad regional support for many year

[applause] >> i want to think microsoft for donating 50 laptops. two of them will be given away today. the dean will explain how he will have a chance to win those laptops. i want to remind everyone that this is an event that is part of your school day. it goes until 3:00. we expect everybody to stay here and participate. please do not leave the campus. there is no reason for you to go across the street. unless you do one of our workshops. please stay here, it gets involved, we have wonderful workshops. our last speaker is a student. i want her to come up and tell you her story from distant perspective. [applause] -- from the student's perspective. [applause] >> good morning. my name is karen. i grew up in the mission, i went to george washington high school. [applause] i am currently a freshman do in my pre requisite to transfer to dominican to become a nurse. i think many of you can relate in that i did not take my freshman or sophomore year seriously. i came into high school thinking i was cool and i wanted to have fun. by the time senior year r

it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. >> there is inappropriate buzz in the room, appropriate because the city that knows how has done it again. -- there is an appropriator buzz in the room. we have leaders from all sectors that have gathered to demonstrate and make a commitment to our young people. we're thrilled that all of you are here. so it all started -- i was 14 years old. i wanted a job. single -- only child of a single mom in the western addition of san francisco, living in martin luther king square. west side. sorry. [laughter] and my mom enroll me in the mayor's use, employment, and education program. [cheers and applause] and it was my first exposure. i was placed at, then, call the department of public services. and i spent my summer at 170 otis. and it was my first exposure to the workplace. what does it mean to be professional? what does that mean to sh

can be resolved why don't the why doesn't the united states hand over the laptop to the i.a.e.a. and have them give it to computer experts to see if it's authentic americans have refused and that is it's obvious why they refuse because it's a fraud the laptop is full of inconsistent claims and they refuse to give it because they know that if computer experts look at it byte by byte they'll figure out that this was fabricated by western powers or the israelis with regards to iran having capacity or the capability to build a nuclear weapon well then why doesn't the united states bomb brazil why doesn't it bomb japan they should bomb of these countries because all these countries therefore based upon this calculation have the capacity to answer not really early in the countries are iran i mean that's not really a valid argument here in iraq and iran is iran insult and the united states oh and in fact you can because you run as an independent sovereign country in fact contrary to the claim made earlier that the international community is united on the run it is not the nonaligned mov

any idea what is on the laptops why would some one steal them?i have no idea why any one would steal anything. i'm very concerned. >> the auditor works with the d.c. council examining accounts and operations. it doesn't do criminal investigations but can refer its administrative findings to the u.s. attorney for the d.c. attorney. >> i'm concerned about the lack of security. it shocks me that the laptops could be easily stolen. >> uin a written statement, the d.c. auditor says, quote -- >> police say there are surveillance cameras inside. they're investigating. >> clearly i have all the confidence in the chief and metropolitan police department. >> investigators, urge any one with information to call police. in northwest d.c. shomari stone, news 4. >> vice president joe biden hopes to renew the fight to prevent violence against women and the family of a uva lacrosse player was at the white house today to help with that effort. vice president biden wants to spotlight the violence against women act. uva student yardley love beaten to death by georg

>> that one needs to be replaced on the laptop with what you added later or no? with my district stuff or -- >> the question is what's available to member leigh on the laptop is the most current version. >> that's right. but it doesn't include your sum are i to districts one through four. >> let's look into it. >> i can put that in. >> i will go first. and then you can switch with me. >> ok. miss tidwell will edit first. and are you -- >> we can share editing. >> sure. are you offering to edit because you're assuming that we're going to go to the section where -- left out. >> i will start editing and somebody can put just me and i will type in my. >> we can do both at the same time. >> excellent. we're on page 1, the introduction. againthere, have been no changed to any of the drafts. i presume we can move forward. yes? >> i didn't -- whatever, we're here. if we have changes we need to articulate those now? >> now. >> if we have grammatical changes, should we not have them? what do you want us to do on that? >> this is about content and we're going to leave final

>> she was suggesting if changes needed to be made that we had a laptop available that we could make the changes. i can see of that can be done, and then a member can be making changes up there. and i think we would have to check on the wi-fi situation. >> i will bring my laptop and i have a sprint card. >> is that member tidwell? >> that is. anything else, kate, you would need of us? >> i dno'on't think so. >> ok, thank you. mr. pilpel. >> will that be similar to the ballot simplification committee where we are working on line to finish things? >> that is how i am in addition it. >> if that can happen, that can be great. >> there would be a computer and a screen, and as the task force is making changes those that it would be projected on the screen. >> fantastic. >> ok. we have a plan forward. >> i have a question before saturday. so once it is completed, who delivers it to the department of elections? >> so the line? >> so there are a few pieces. are you talking about the report or the map? the report. so the redistricting consultants will coordinate getting the map to the departme

gray is worried about losing but rather the information within those laptops and the auditors handles most of the districts investigations having to do with money and appropriations of funds and now all that classified information is in jeopardy of falling into the wrong hands and eyes. >> having been the chair of the council for four years i know the importance of the office and the work it does and the sensitivity so we're going to work hard to get to the bottom of this and hopefully it was not motivated by somebody who wanted to interfere with an ongoing investigation. >> you heard of d.c. mayor saying he is staying hopeful but the truth here is he doesn't know exactly what that information was within those laptops or who could have taken it. we have reached out to the auditors office as well as d.c. police to get comment on this particular investigation. we didn't hear back before our deadline. live tonight in downtown d.c., 9 news now. >> ken, thanks for giving us an update. >>> we're also following breaking news out of prince georges county where a church controversy has hit a b

so we don't even know whether these laptops contained sensitive information. or whether any other information, any data on the laptops were backed up to the city's network. in d.c., bruce leshan, 9news now. >>> tomorrow, george zimmerman, the man accused of murdering trayvon martin will be heading back to court. now, zimmerman and his legal team will argue that the neighborhood watch captain ought to be let out on bail until his trial starts. he's expected to plead not guilty by arguing that he fired in self-defense under florida's stand on your ground law. today, florida's governors rick scott, announced he's -- governor, rick scott, announced he'll be looking into the controversial law. >> we look forward to hearing from the citizens of our states about their concerns and recommendations for keeping our state safe. >> that task force will consider whether or not the law ought to be changed or abolished and to make their recommendation to the governor. >>> well now an update on the accusations over the sexual assault at a church daycare in northeast d.c. toda

one stolen laptop has been recovered. the other three laptops are still missing. >>> people gathered in concord tonight to mourn the father and daughter killed on a bike ride by an out of control driver. ktvu's debra villalon is live at the scene of the crash and tonight's vigil, debra. >> reporter: there were a few 100 people here tonight right into 8:00. the candles keep multiplying along with the tribute to the two who died here. >> reporter: turai nuri was surrounded by family, supported by love to see where her husband and daughter died. 12-year-old hannah was on the bicycle too but survived when a 17-year-old boy driving an suv jumped the curb and drove into them a block from home. the 17-year-old boy is in juvenile waiting for sentenced. >> whatever happened we're going to find out. >> reporter: concord's afghan community knows this family well. >> he loved his daughter, he loved kids period. he used to coach soccer for the community. >> reporter: from the soccer league this video of 41-year- old suleman nuri known

it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. >> welcome to the meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. the presiding officer this evening is michael garcia. joining him is -- to my left is the deputy city attorney. she will provide the board with any legal advice this evening. i am the board's executive director. we are joined this evening by representatives from the city departments to have cases before us. they are here representing the environmental help regulatory program of the department of public health. at this time, if you would please go over the meeting guidelines. >> the board request that you turn off all cell phones and pagers. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellants, permit holders, and department representatives have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. p

it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. >> it is a privilege to be here this evening for a special meeting focused on the war on drugs. please read the roll. but we will call this meeting to order. [roll-call] we have a quorum. >> i want to thank everyone for joining us. this is a special hearing. this hearing is a product of a partnership of the human rights commission kickoff this year with new c. hastings college of law went to students region with two students. she is moving so quickly she is already moving to new york, where she is going to do a special project. it was the work of these students the main this hearing happen, -- that made this hearing happen. i want to thank them and their professor. these students took a particular interest in what the war on drugs looks like, and this critical effort they put into organizing this meeting as well as the artwork and

everyone is on laptops. this is a digital campaign. using facebook and twitter and online inducements to give money. maybe dinner with george clooney, or maybe even with the president himself. he spent -- he donated $35 and ended up being allowed in washington. -- wowed in washington. >> we had all of these expectations going into it and they really exited our expectations. really genuinely a smooth and not like a seasoned politician, which he is, of course, but genuine and kind. i cannot say enough. >> but the chicago machine is not just about charming voters, but also about scaring them. the instant it became obvious that mitt romney would be the republican candidate, this came on line. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to may. >> right now, the romney campaign is that a big disadvantage with far fewer money and staff. >> and now you will see thousands and thousands of new volunteers and millions of dollars coming into the romney campaign. >> it was there that obama accepted the nomination -- of the presidency

her laptop revealed that she was looking up directions on how to get to that park. was upset about the recent breakup. >>isabel: new information on the 17 year-old that is killing a father and daughter. they were killed on april 7th. this white cadillac as you thescalade as yu does u vthe suv driver has had previous driving charges with marijuana found in his car recently. >> it is shocking. the surviving in the grieving family to know that this person has a history. >> it is upsetting that it is this same person why are they still driving around and that car? >>isabel: concord police are still gathering the facts. >>marty: just one week away from a major closure of lung doyle drive. this is from sky for. next week the working crews will be demolishing doyle drive. it will be rerouted. inside this tunnel it will be moved twice. this inside media andn. event organizers will be celebrating. the bay bridge will turn 75. they are planning on closing down at the presidio section. charles clifford. >>charles: hundreds of thousands of people are the golden gate bridge anni

he had a laptop and wallet stolen in october. used security footage to track down the woman who handed over the laptop and wallet minus the cash. >>> police in southern california say they arrested a security guard and recovered five vintage guitars stolen from tom petty and the heart breakers. a break in the case came when one of the instruments was pawned in hollywood. >>> nicki minaj has given 11 million fans a digital time-out. >> very upset about will this this. >> you don't entweet. she deactivated her twitter account after a fan site leaked unreleased song clips to her followers. >>> finally, could kim kardashian be setting her sights on a political career? i can't say that with a straight face. in a new clip from e's "khloe and lamar," she plans to run for mayor of glendale, california, in five years because it's like armenian town. >> good to have long term goals. >> what do you see yourself doing in five years, like the classic interview question? i'll be the mayor of glendale. i'm lynn berry. day tuned, "way too early

put your laptop here. the laptop won't slide off. the problem. now you have a little desk.you get to the hotel room the feet fold up or down and you have a little lap dex. >> beautiful. everything is convenient, built for the ipad, laptop world. thank you, dick. appreciate that. and all of the giz-whiz. are on our face book. we'll be back. more "world news now" right after this. ade. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free information kit... with all you need to enroll. put their trust in aarp p medicare su

it goes towards a laptop. if you did not catch it, you have the opportunity to win a laptop today. courtesy of microsoft. it is fully loaded. we needed to engage in participate. again, to be self advocates. please enjoy the day. dj, let's have some music. >> thank you for joining us for this press event to announce the first annual local hire report. my name is naomi kelly. i'm the city administrator for the city and county of san francisco. this last year i have had the honor of working with board of supervisor john avalos. mayor ed lee, all of the city departments who are responsible for delivering capital products and co-chairing a local policy hiring working group. last year we were able to put our heads together, work collectively to implement this landmark policy to bring to wherever -- whenever we are implementing our capital projects to make sure that our monies also go to providing local jobs to this communities that are impacted by our capital projects. we work together with a different department head to maximize existing resources and to minimize costs and we have succe

they are trying to figure out who stole two laptops at the office. our bruce johnson broke the news of the burglary last night and bruce leshan follows that today. what do we know about it, bruce? >> reporter: well, just behind me, the auditors office and the question as richard's press secretary might say, is this just a third rate burglary or something more? well, d.c. police, they are releasing what may be their best lead yet. it is a surveillance video of what they call a person of interest. a chubby white male lurking around the hallway of the d.c. auditor's office on monday. emancipation day when d.c. offices were closed. police are trying to figure out his identity and whether he is the guy that stole two dell laptops from the auditor's office. >> i'm hopeful that they will quickly get to the bottom. and you know, what has occurred, what motivated them, what precipitated that. and i hope that it had nothing to do with the ongoing investigations. >> reporter: the auditor looks into the efficiency and control. they are running about two dozen in

one laptop has been recovered.l stole missing. >>> officials say the dill drive project is set to be finished in 2018 -- doyle drive project is set to be finished in 2018. >>> let's check in with salt. >> 880, heading down to highway 9. there is a new crash. it's on the right shoulder. it's southbound 880 at 238. chp is just arriving on the scene. kevin drive near willow pass road, right near the freeway there, there is a crash in concord/bay point area. so watch for that. but the rest of the commute there has been pretty good with some slowing in antioch. but for the most part this whole area looks good. northbound 101, we're getting a little bit of a slowdown from about 280 up to the 80 split. most of those cars trying to get the central freeway -- use the central freeway to get off to central san francisco. and the chp marin are on twitter and tweeted most of the schools are on spring break and they advised us to watch out for children on the road going somewhere. but they are -- but they are not going to school

they are trying to figure out who stole two laptops. saw first on 9news now last night. and now, police have just released a video of a person of interest. bruce leshan with the latest for us. >> reporter: a chubby white male with a goatee lurking around the hallway of the d.c. auditor's office on monday, emancipation day when d.c. offices were closed. police are trying to figure out his identity and whether he is the guy who stole two dell laptops from the auditor's office. >> we'll try to get to the bottom of this

this could apply to, you know, your laptop, if you're using your laptop in that fashion.nk they wanted to draw attention to the fact that these new devices are really so easy to use, they're mobile, they're with you. and so they drew attention to this. now, i wouldn't make too much of it. more studies need to be done. but i'll say this that it's certainly my area in the health care field, we expect the ipad and other laptop devices to be used widely because they are so much more easy to use. >> i wonder if it's not ultimately going to be eyesight, carpal tunnel and the elbow when people show more signs of usage from these. >> that's right. you need the right angle. i know with my own ipad and maybe this is a little advice back to apple, but the little prop up mechanism in the back keeps it at a fairly low angle. it would potentially be better to have it at a sharper angle. you can see it better there. but when it's at too high of an angle, then you may run into problems with the wrist and hands. >> and i smell, doctor, a new app called find a lawyer because the tort lobby

so now i have a posted on the laptop camera in my hotel room. >> in principle why couldn't you just do that across the board? if you get ads on amazon ignore them. to what i do every time a guy in a pickup truck pulls up next to me listening to rush, roll up the window. >> most of us don't know it's occurring. >> change the channel. >> but it's not a matter of changing the channel when this is on the back and so that when my web searches and used without my knowing it in terms of whether i get a credit card or not. so under the fair credit reporting act if the credit rating agency said something bad about me i would have a right to correct it. if however the credit-card agency thinks because i, you know, looked up things on suicide for a novel that i'm likely to commit suicide after running a public bill and they make these decisions, i can't change the channel because i don't know i'm on it. >> what we're talking about is the difference between what the cia would call him it corset. human intelligence or electronic intelligence were signals intelligence. again, using the note to pat -