i'd like to invite the -- si ling. i'm heavily indebted to si ling for coming today. >> hold on one second. our clerk ms. casco is going to make sure ormicrois on. >> good afternoon. thank you very much supervisors and commissioners for inviting me to come back and present on this multisystem children and youth and the progress that we've made in terms of making programs for accessible and effectiveness. i want to walk through my presentation. we'll do a very quick overview of what we kernly offer in terms of level of of care. and then some of our current structure for communication working together among the multi-- the department city departments and nonprofit agencies. also the decision-making system in our services. to the next page, actually talks about the multiple level of career, which is a slide. it goes from the most strict level of care. patient hospitalization and we use st. mary's hospital as our primary hospital for it. sometimes if we're really full, we have services in juvenile center. we have a small n

you hear si ling to talk about communication. one of the key parts of the meeting too is that at the end of the meeting, the deputy directors meet also. so that when we have particularly difficult situations we're able to work together across our agency to come up with solutions. and that's been very effective. there is just some more information about the purpose and goal on the next page. i wanted to talk a little bit about specific partnerships that we have in the school district. the services program is a division of the school system that works specifically with foster use in san francisco schools. and they have several staff who provided a number of different services. one is a pam let. that one was described to you. these include educational type management. including with special education. they have been able to participate in 100 decision-making meetings last year. those are meetings that take place whenever we look at removal of children. one of the things that we know is that educational success and consistency is ver

each time you get a sample ling of food, they check off one of the boxes.off your eight boxes, you write your name on the back here and you can drop it in the bowl for our raffle. and the prizes included will be tickets to some surrounding restaurants have supported us tonight. we want to give special thanks to our coordinator of the reception beverage providers and especially to all of the beverage providers for their support at tonight's reception. so please giv a round of applause, please. [applause] especially those alcoholic beverages tonight. ok. and now our final performance is by -- we have had a lot of young talent here -- another young talented bay area high school student. she is a sophomore in fremont. she is performing a traditional dance from tamel nadau in the state of south india. please welcome her. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you. my name is rose chung. our community possession is inspired by this year's academy award winner "slumdog millionaire." the movie reminds us that we are blessed to be living in america where the freedom

all across the country vocal protests, yelling matches, heck ling and in some cases even fist fights are setting the political tone. so just who stands to benefit from all of the passion? brian todd has a look. >> reporter: it looks like a brawl in taiwan's parliament. but this was a political throwdown in suburban las vegas after heck ling got to a boil at a senate campaign event, supporters of republican tea party favorite sharon angle and backers of harry reid hauled off and hit each other. an isolated independent? >> what do you think of this event voters at a boil. >> this is happening over the country. people are upset with the politics and upset with the way the economy is going. the simple fact that washington, d.c. hasn't fixed anything. >> reporter: reid wilson of the political hot sheet the hotline say when people have lost jobs during this recession their anger can lead to outbursts. one new poll shows republicans and ends are angry yes about politics than democrat. politicians are targets but also smacking back. take this from chris christie when a heck letter shouted at

we are fortunate enough to have two public artworks by mai ling.he first is on the west terrace where the land meets the sea. mai is a dedicated environmentalist and this is consistent with who she is as a person. we are quite have this book and did by her works. this is an extension of all that is in between it and it encourages people to think about the world and their responsibility to it. the academy is all about two questions, how did we get here and the challenge of sustainability? i suggest that there are no more important questions for our time and all that you see around here deals with those issues. we will hear from maya in a few minutes. i would like to think many people who made this possible. first the members of the art advisory committee, bill wilson and mary [inaudible] and the arts commissioner. the golden gate music conkers advisory committee. -- concourse advisory committee. the former curator of the deyoung museum. can you imagine? this is fantastic. the academy scientists who work during the early design phase of this installa

what frankfurt airport has done, what germany has done has only made it harder for the other a ling membersf the euro. greece, spain, portugal. is a question of how much that they are all carrying. i knew year and a new era for europe. i was in frankfurt reporting for the bbc on the first of january, 1999 when the euro was launched into a sky full of fireworks. then the country's decided it would all benefit by using the same currency. when i spoke to commissioners back then, they could not contain their enthusiasm. >> it is a very important step for europe. after 14 years -- it is a first- time that europe will have its own currency. >> as i went shopping for the first time using the euro, it did seem to be the start of a new era. >> [unintelligible] >> today, most germans still wanted to succeed. it is part of finding the continent together after two world wars. they do not want the possibility of failure. >> after two or three years, i think it is fair. there is one famous quotation i like. "things that you thought would never happened before happen all the time." i think that would make

we will be joined by ji ling su. andre notten and rachel who are here from the department of youth. some of the focus of this hearing has changed just in the last 48 hours and i really want to thank individuallies -- individuals for changing their schedules to be able to support us in this endeavor. and so with that, we'll turn it over to our associate superintendent kevin true it. -- truitt. thank you supervisor dufty. sandra from dcif, we are going to start with the school partnership model. we have a brief segway to multiple systems for students. >> we have some handouts for the committee members and copies for those of the member of the public that are here -- members of the public that are here. thank you for inviteding us here today, committee members. we are happy to give you an overview of the new effort that the partnership and the department has called the school partner model. we have a power point that walks through some of the main points and a handout that gives a little bit more description. so the school partner model. >> i'm going to ask you to speak a little more r

people who are still out of work, people who have seen their home values decline, people who are stuck lingpa!!! struggls from day-to-day, it's still very ú%al tt them. report, 73% of the likely voter in maryland say that the u.s. is still currently in a recession. 16% say no, 10% were not sure. out of work ann lookinggfor aone here is what some of our facebook fans have to say about this news. lisa wrote in and said, tell that to my husband who got laid off in ebruary of this year. they don'ttknow what they're talking about. what do you think, is thh recession over? let s kkow on the facebook page. i will be reading your responses throughout this morning. megan gill lapped, gilliland, fg news. >>> police are called to a triple ssooting officers say two men were show the in the stomach, a 3rd was shot in the hip. all three are in serious condition but they are expected aaout ttoohours later, homicide detectives were on the scene of3 a shooting in eaat baltimore. investigators saa a mannand a woman was shot in homewood there's no word on a suspect in either shooting. >>> federal agents arr l

whether board member ebber ling -- e -- elberling is right or not with the church, i don't remember any time that we have to address the-sably issues in any other e.i.r.'s. i don't disagree maybe we should look at faith-based facilities being there, but that's -- the treasure island plan itself, they can negotiate some sort of rental there, that's a separate document. regarding the e.i.r. with the transportation and the environment and some of the alternatives, again i'm going back to the role of the e.i.r., have we looked at the alternatives? if we looked -- i think we have adequately looked at the alternatives. we know we have -- there's mitigation issues. but going back again, the public should understand, this is a document to look. how do we look at the alternatives? >> a couple of things. >> i forgot you were sharing a mike here. >> i also got the shortest seat. anyway. i'm a little taller than i really am here. in any case, i'd like to support the two-week extension. i would like to make a motion to do that. i can't remember how we do this -- >> i was about to say that one of the

. >> sarah palin's presence in iowa, fresh from other influence in the primaries, is rekind ling speculations about her aspirations for the white house. >> it's time for no more business as usual, it is timeto take our country back. >> palin was senator john mccain's vice presidential running mate in 2008, ask now, in her firstisit to iowa this year, she joked about whether she wants top billing in 2012. >> todd says, i can guarantee you if anybody spots you in the tennis shoes, the headline is going to be vanity fair. they're going to say palin in iowa decides to run. >> the primary seasohas pointed to the growing division between the established gop and tea party activists. palin, a star of the tea party movement, has supported both sides and called ou some of her traditional republican counterparts to do the same. >> carl here, you can come to iowa, and carl roven, the other leaders, will see the light and see that these are hard-working patriotic americans -- >> with a message she sees as a desire for changein the country, palin calls for unity as the gop heads for reelection. leanne greg

than 200 miles from the cape right now, so it's going to make its closest approach to the outer banks ling on tonight. >> hill: this is clearly still a very powerful storm, it's incredibly large, 400 miles across. give us a better idea, if you could, david, of which areas are at the highest risk for tropical storm conditions and hurricane- force winds? >> we want to look at the possibility of tropical storm force wind and the chance for those winds is very high at cape hateras, cape cod. and when we're talking about tropical storm force wind we're talking about winds between 40 and 70 miles per hour. hurricane-force wind possibilities are much lower except at cape hatteras where they're 23% and also at cape cod notice we have one 21% there. those are the two most likely areas we're going to see the winds, potentially 75 or greater. whereas the other coastal areas are more likely to see the tropical storm conditions. >> hill: a lot of folks in the northeast remember hurricane bob, which was the last hurricane to hit new england. it was 1991, came ashore as a category two, left behind $1.5 b

. >> it is the blanket bay area moms are snug ling up to.hy it could protect your baby from a danger many don't even know about. >>> what these children are learning could one day save their lives. >>> and we're now officially into fall and it feels like it outside right now. already down to 58 degrees in san jose, but your forecast show sin comg gatsuck comin back to the bay area. when you can expect those hotter-like temperatures when we come back. [ female announcer ] jerry brown and oakland's schools. what were the facts? fact: march 7, 2000. brown asks voters for new mayoral power to appoint school board members. he gets it, and promises better schools. but the drop out rate increases...50%. the school budget goes into a 100 million dollar deficit. the schools become so bad...the state has to take them over. it was "largely a bust," he admitted. jerry brown. failure as governor. failure as mayor. failure we can't afford now. >>> tonight two of the eight bell city officials being charged with using public funds are now out of jail. just

ross: ling for medicare!?!? we won't eat until midnight - tomorrow!hy: richard's filing for medicare online at socialsecurity.gov! it takes less than 10 minutes. hey! poppo: you made it! patty: no problemo, poppo! i've got the pie... richard: and i've got my medicare... cathy: and i've got the turkey! poppo: did you get that online too? >>> all right. good evening everybody. the giants keep going towards the postseason. here we go at arizona tonight and aubrey huff in a big, big slump. but on his way out. a couple of hits yesterday, his 23rd home-run tonight. it is 2-0 giants. tim lincecum, last outing real good, tonight, a fabulous start, perfect through four innings, 11 strikeouts for lincecum, retired 17 of the first 18. and huff , doing a little bit of everything with a quick rereflexive. lincecum got beat up, six and two thirds, three runs, 11 strikeouts, freddy sanchez going the other way. see it again to watch him make a real nice play and the giants are cruising from here, nice play by the arizona fan and then pat burrell , his 14th home-run a

or is it being aing v ling control?discuss all of this and much more in a matter of moments. by eliminating the capital gains tax for wealthy investors, including herself. economists say her plan will "rip a hole in the budget" and is "deeply flawed". analysts for the l.a. times say whitman's plan is a "pure handout" to the rich creating a "huge risk" to schools and public safety. jerry brown's against this unfair giveaway because it will take billions from our children when we can least afford it. get california working again-for all of us. >>> welcome back. one of the toughest jobs in sports has to be that of the baseball pitcher. on the tiny hill, all alone, and usually the one to blame when things go wrong. it went very wrong for rosario, making his big league debut. giving up two runs. and javier vasquez, hitting three straight tampa bay batters, last one brings in a run, and yankees lose at home. come on, javier. >> come on. >> come on, javier. >> thank you for choosing nbc. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye-b

he krusd to a straight sets victory over robert sod der ling after losing earlier at the french openledon. federer is in semifinals meeting djokovic on saturday. on the women's side, top seeded caroline wozniacki beat cibulkova in the quarterfinals. she'll face zvonareva on friday. >>> in san diego young arms quiche pitching in. miguel tejeda punched an rbi single to center. padres with a 4-0 win. they got a three-game sweep over l.a. in the american league marco scutaro with a home run. 44-year-old knuckleballer tim wakefield picked up the win there. he's the oldest pitcher over to do it in beanetown. >>> when we return this morning, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> damage control. bp points fingers in its own assessment of what went wrong in the gulf. [ female announcer ] your hands are only as clean as the towel used to dry them. so why use the same hand towel over and over instead of a clean, fresh one every time? kleenex® brand hand towels. a clean, fresh towel every time. driver and train operator sickout.. when it could start, and how long it could last. a runaw

you'll also find a ling to my blog investor agenda.cnbc.com. >>> a look at stories in the week aheadhat may move the markets. monday is labor day. all u.s. markets are closed in observance of the holiday. wednesday the federal reserve's beige book will be released. that's a monthly measure of activity in the u.s. regional economies. thursday the numbers on international trade will be released by the government. the trade balance tells us if the u.s. is importing or exporting more goods. that's the show for today. thanks so much for being with us this weekend. next week a look back at two years of financial crisis, from the september weekend that changed wall street to today. each week keep it right here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, everybody. happy labor day. i'll see you again next weekend. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it

or ling the joints of diplomatic corps reality our russian hydrocarbons about four hundred thousand barrels of russian crude crosses the border each day when these pipeline the first between the two neighbors reaches its full capacity next year the amount will triple along and russia among other things to diversify its supply markets away from western europe . we have these alliances not without reservations over the recent years to russia scaled back its weapon sales to china due to concerns that beijing may copy the designs and later on in other foreign military markets. trying to buy some more for example before we quit mint and then produce those that equipment it's by itself so of course it's also reduces the boredom of military trade between russia and china but there's also something that russia would like to borrow from china back in the fifty's the soviet union spared no means to industrialize its communist neighbor but now it seems the tables have turned the russian officials now preoccupied with an idea of modernization with very much like to copy china's economic miracle. to war

buses linking to biking, linging to -- linking to walking. once we get bike share for san francisco we are going to see more the ways we move from mode to mode as people move through their day. i see cheryl fulfilling that vision and being someone that will be very influential. thank you for consideration. supervisor campos: thank you very much. let me also call steve and any other member of the public who would like to speak. please come forward. >> my name is steve, producer of the labor video project in san francisco. i have a serious concern about this appointment not so much her personally although i'm not sure she's a regular rider of muni. about the fact there aren't any latinos. in fact there is not even a driver who works at muni on the board. i find that rather strange. why wouldn't the -- there be a driver who represents the drivers on the m.t.a. board? i did cover the m.t.a. meeting and discovered that frankly this m.t.a. board is very isolated from the realities of the users of muni in san francisco. additionally, they were pinni

la actriz dice que su ayudante trató de envenenoarla y le contó toda la historia a maría elena saa lingserimera acción cuando tenían h@univisionprimery me parece feo y no tiene bien palabras. >>> y también habló con la hermana gad bi que no erró desde en que la actriz empezó a sentirse mal y el tuvieron que ir al médico. >> y esta noche tuve mucho miedo por ella. de verdad fue una noche que aquí la taquicardia muy fuerte y se le tocó esto y la mitad de este lado del cuerpo estaba frío completamente. >> este caso ha revivo ido el conflicto de la familia spanic, ga bolivia la hermana daniela están distanciadas desde hace tres años y la actriz habló >>h@e distanciamiento ocurrió o. desde que llegó suh@primer impar de que todo es un invento que no es cierto que una maniobra publ ci taria?. >> bueno pues mañana san brasil la respuesta y maría el len habló con el médicoivisio abogae la ac felicito se pierda estah@ fíjate verónica gabi spanic el dramal y comon dices túacto mañana "aquí y ahora" a las 10, 9 centro. >> y bueno grandesarse taso fueron al festival 2010 que organiza la revista en es

republican governor linda ling l is term limited. >>> tragedy in texas.hool football player died last night after collapsing during football game. he was the star quarterback for west orange stark high school. he collapsed after throwing his second touchdown and was rushed to the hospital. he has a history of siezures. however, the cause of his death is being investigated. >> when he arrived about 8:30, 8:35, he wasn't pronounced until 9:40 or 9:45. his family was all there, of course. it was devastating. lots of crying. then shortly after the game ended, my parking lot completely filled with people. the waiting room was full. the parking lot was full. there was cheer leaders, band members, all the coaches were there. it was just the entire community. it's like the entire football stadium came to the hospital to check on him. we were trying our best to give them good news and comfort them. it was impossible. they were in the parking lot gathered in groups. they were singing hymns, they were praying. it was a touching scene. hundreds of people showed up in

last summer dozens of them started hit ling the mall. there are more this year.rivers have varied backgrounds. >> i'm a student. this is my summer job. i am making money doing this. even if i don't make a lot of money, at the end of the day, i wrote my bike and got exercise. >> i love it. >> three main pedicabs operate in d.c. a good place to find a pedicab is outside the air and space or natural history museum. >>> it is 5:57. a lot more still to come in our next hour of "good morning washington." still to come, the rise of the frankenfish. congress debates the genetically modified fish. >>> stay tuned. "good morning wash think about the internet. growing, evolving, literally transforming our lives. now imagine the possibilities of what tomorrow could bring. at at&t, we support a core set of standards that will guide the internet into the future... to protect users, and reward innovators, for years to come. we support a fair and open internet - affordable and accessible to everyone. transparent networks, managed in ways that are clear to all users. we support th

. >>> a private funeral service was held in lure ling game for three explosions victims. 85-year-old lavonne bullis and her son greg and grandson were killed in the blast as well. there was a memorial held at mills high school for the boy who just started his senior year there. >>> steven cole bare spent the day about working in a farmfield. he was asked to testify about it which he did as a mock-pipe situation. but his jokes did not go over well to some. >>> there was a major shakeup at the top of the nbc universal the chief executive, jeff zuker, is leaving. the change will take place as comcast completes the takeover of nbc. today zuker said leaving is not his choice and is incredibly emotional and gut-wrenching. >>> after a couple of years, the cruise business is looking you. but to really make money, the city wants to take things to the next level and in this case, it means building a world- class terminal. tom vacar shows us where it would be and what it would look like. >> reporter: it was busy here on the embarcadero here but not park, the reason, the cruise ships that floode

we're ling back over to sal. >> reporter: we're checking in on the day bridge toll plaza. we're doing highway 4. we're going to do highway 4 first. that traffic is pretty slow coming up to the willow pass gray with no major problems. now the toll plaza is backed up for about a 12 minute delay. that traffic is moving well. regards that boat rescue, we'll have more information. we're getting some new information about a rescue that happened in the waters off richmond. we have more information coming up shortly. here is steve. >> reporter: you can see there's a lot of low clouds and fog out there. there's plenty to go around. it will continue do be with us nights and mornings. it's going to be on the increase over the next couple of days especially as we get toward friday because the system that's far left to your screen there inlies increasing clouds. yesterday we had the higher clouds come by. they're gone. we'll have more sunshine today. this system is the one we're keeping an eye on. it's a little bit warmer especially away from the coast. 62 in san francisco. this time o