before we get to the symbolism at the three had to be taken out of the ground i i have because of lowell's to do with quarantine. and apparently died in quarantine because everybody's imagining the tree just was you know. left to dolly on the white house lawn and everybody's going to get that was a symbol of friendship that would be is actually a symbol of and it was taken from the woods near which made a thousand or more at us

we are proud parents of caitlin and skyler wong, they attend lowell high school -- lowell and josÉ ortegaelementary school. we have been residents with the parkside district in san francisco for more than ten years. last year, 2018, we were doing an earthquake retrofit and other renovations at our house. because of the dust hazards and temporary interruptions of water and electricity, we temporarily moved to daily city for one month and extended to about seven weeks because of extenuating circumstances. policy 5111 . ia allows for tempering provisions with no mention of a 14 day notification we never permanently changed our residency. my wife was going through a bitter inheritance battle with her brother. he was the one who fraudulently and vindictively reported as to the school district for residency fraud. he knew exactly when we were going to move to the other house he originally started the residency audit in march of 2018 and we were notified november 2018, and twice we gave them additional information. we provided them with 92 pages of residency documentation over ten years and 142

[indiscernible] [applause] >> clarice is from lowell high school, galahad is from s.f.ernational, this is yours. and cassandra -- cassandra. [applause] she maybe little but she is powerful. if you open them up, now you get to show people how -- have the big reveal. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you so much to the board of education. it has been a pleasure to serve at this -- as this past year's student advisory council president. we have grown, learned, and worked to ensure that students are properly represented at our school district. nowhere else, i believe, there is a diverse and strong community of youth that exist, and i hope to carry with me what i have learned to my next step of education at ucla, and for the rest of my career. i would like to thank the board of education for offering this platform and hearing our student input. mr. lopez for his constant effort and care that goes into every week of sac's work, mr. quan for his support to our team department and district, and finally, mr. truitt who has been the most extraordinary student advocate and ally i hav

my name is shivon foster, and i'm an incoming 11th grader at lowell high school. in my first year at lowell, i've seen many microaggressions toward me and my human beings. imagine how many microaggressions are triggered at washington high school when they walk into this. also, they talk about this moments diversity, but when you see the people that are negative or affirmative for keeping the mural, it's usually white males, old males that aren't in the school system. also -- [applause] >> also, we always learn about our histories, we get the turns, the comments about learning of slavery. also, if this was a story of whites being beaten, the tables would be turned. >> my name is julie roberts fung. i'm hear on behalf of an organization called showing up for racial justice, and i want to emphasize the showing up. i want to thank you for your courage. i also want to take a minute and speak to white folks who are concerned about being called racist or worried that they're upholding white supremacy, and i want to emphasize the showing up. this is not where our hearts a

she met lowell thomas.or somebody who could buy, inexpensively, all the supplies to build houses for the refugees. >> that is amazing. over the decades, naomi stockpiles her beads in her san francisco condo. >> i thought she was a smuggler, which made it even more exciting. >> what?! >> she was this kind of bigger-than-life, independent woman who did exactly what she wanted, and i thought she was magic. >> she never married? >> no, she never did. she had many proposals. she had so many diamond rings that she took all the diamonds and made one band. >> from different guys? >> all from different guys. >> by the early 2000s, naomi is long retired from pan am, and her world travels have come to an end. but even into her 80s, she's still feisty as ever. >> she was probably about a year beyond needing full-time care, but she kept sending her caregivers home. so mom and i decided that the best thing to do was to have a family member live with her, and i was portable at the time and eager because i loved her so muc

lowell melcer from our affiliate station inmore reports. >> reporter: t tsa is projecting more than 263 million passengers andmbrew mrs will pass through security checkpoints at airports around the country this summer. for that reason, officials are reminding folks to get to the airport early? >> people who travel during the summer often times they're traveling with their children. and that tends to slow people down, which can cause a little longer line at the check point. >> passengers can expect to see n display scenes educating them on how to move through quickly and will provide estimated wait times. >> we're prepared to manageos thcrowds. we want to advise our customers to deal with that congestion as well. >> now is the perfect time to make an appointment to get aal rei.d. driver's license, come october 1st, 2020. they will need one to board a flight. >> with that october 1, 2020 deadline in line. mba is trying to make the process as simple as >> that tsa officer is going to tell you, unfortunately, you do not have an acceptable i.d., i cannot let you get past this area to catch y

. >> reporter: lowell from toronto, canada where steve kerr said it would only take kevin durant oney in the game. so today's announcement gave w today and he will get some extra work win our younger players. and we will gauge it from there. >> reporter: kevin durant missed 9 straight games, over 32 days but any kd is better than no kd. >> he has been in -- you know, plenty of finals and played well. i am sure he will be impactful and effective. >> reporter: fans were lined up today hoping to be part of the sea of humanity that witnesses canadian history. >> not just only toronto. : e t hold a 3-1 series lead in the finals are 33-1. that one loss, the warriors in 2016. >> we feel like the city deserves one more game at least. if we want that to happen we have to take care of business tomorrow. >> the warriors are not expected to make an official announcement on kevin durant until tomorrow but all signs right now pointing to kevin durant playing in game five. >> and dennis will have live reports from toronto and complete coverage tomorrow night. >>> a single engine planed crashed in t

night and morning lowell clouds and fog both weekend days. temperatures take a dip on saturday and gain the degrees back on father's day. next week low 90s, but no widespread heed. concord 76 tomorrow, san jose 76, sunnyvale 75, san mateo 72, pittsburg 78, novato 72, alameda 66, lakeport 91 degrees. extended forecast, we warm up on monday inland from the 80s to low 90s. we will stay in the 60s and 70s across the board near the water. latest forecast tomorrow morning on our weekend morning show starting at 6:00. dad's weekend will be real nice to get outside, so much better than that hot stuff we had man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for $75 a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-877-only-att >>> congratulations are in order tonight. >> thank you so much

night and morning lowell clouds and fog both weekend days. temperatures take a dip on saturday and gain the degrees back on father's day. next week low 90s, but no widespread heed. concord 76 tomorrow, san jose 76, sunnyvale 75, san mateo 72, pittsburg 78, novato 72, alameda 66, lakeport 91 degrees. extended forecast, we warm up on monday inland from the 80s to low 90s. we will stay in the 60s and 70s across the board near the water. latest forecast tomorrow morning on our weekend morning show starting at 6:00. dad's weekend will be real nice to get outside, so much better than that hot stuff we had >>> congratulations are in order tonight. >> thank you so much. yes. tonight i received this beauty, the hero award for leadership in the filipino american community. the gala was put on by the philippine consulate general in honor of the 121st independence day. filipinos have been celebrating the day. there's my little one. he was my dad. i'll be on hand for the client festival june 22nd happening in union square. please come by, say hello and i

before we get to the symbolism at the three had to be taken out of the ground i i have because of lowell's to do with quarantine. and apparently died in quarantine because everybody's imagining the tree just was you know. left to dolly on the white house lawn and everybody's going to get that was a symbol of friendship that would be is actually a symbol of and it was taken from the woods near which made a thousand or more at us soldiers died in world war one so that. was the official reason for but a lot of people thought that was also a symbolic gift from my you're not going to do with the nature. at you know ever reference perhaps the paris accords or no. in any case it was it let me give. you an idea. you have about six and it's like look at all the french media here at the very first word in their article it's samba or sound bower. and you have just about friendship tree is dead r. i. p. friendship so everybody of course is just. being very metaphorical about this this is -- george mobile over the guarding the trees now. at u. of others talking but pathetic fallacy when nature sort of

they dubbed the san francisco metro area, the highest ranked school is san francisco's lowell high school. that metro area also includes the east bay. in the san jose metro area, the highest ranked school is dr. t.j. owens gilroy early college academy in gilroy. u.s. news and world reports ranks on math and reading state assessments along with college level exams and graduation rates. >> volunteers fanned out across the area to beautify the city. picking up trash and working in other ways. fisherman's wharf down and the tenderloin were also cleaned. >>> this is big news in sports. cal's women's basketball coach is heading to the nba. the cleveland cavaliers have hired lindsey gottlieb as an assistant. he was the head coach previously at the university of michigan now in the nba. gottlieb spent the last eight years coaching the golden bears. the warriors head coach said he's been a cal fan since of two his children have gone there so he has mixed feelings. >> i'm disappointed for cal that theye a dynamic person and a great coach but i'm thrilled for lindsey. what a great opportunity and a

discuss what all this means for the market, advisors investments chief investment officer victim lowellon for a key v event risk like g20 and a lot of hopes about a federal reserve next move? can you be bullish >> you take a balanced approach. none of the issues that the fed is concerned of what they refer to as cross currents we are ware of the importance of the g20 meeting. we know that earnings are coming down the pike. we know that iran hovers over this market ever more closely in terms of tensions there. we also know now, july 17th, mueller investigation testimony will probably reignite some uncertainty, some volatility all of that is very near term and uncertain in terms of the outcome. so we take a risk ware approach. we are very balanced in terms of capitalization we are balanced in terms of region we are balanced in terms of asset classes. our growth oriented portfolios we have buffers in place as we continue to expect uncertainty and gnome really trump at least in the short term market fundamentals. >> what does that mean practical terms as far as the sectors and the stocks yo

i have a child who went to local lowell and i think that what our neighborhood has is that we have really great schools. density is appropriate. it equalizes the access to resources in terms of race and economics in our city. i think this is the right thing to do. i like the project. i like the architecture of it. i think it's appropriate. that being said, because i also live in this neighborhood, i can tell you that our transportation infrastructure sucks. and i don't want -- the presentation you said the city family is working on these things. i heard about a bond for infrastructure for city college. it's not going to do it. in an e.i.r. i would like to see specific mitigation to what will happen here because i think it's all connected. i would drop off my kid at school and the other kid at city college and i am amazed that people don't get killed. every morning there's hordes of people getting off of bart and muni, crossing without a crosswalk over the elevated median and no one takes that pedestrian thing you up but you have to go a million steps over. we can do better. we deserve bet

i grew up in the outer sunset, where i attended lowell high school. to this day, i'm still living in the neighborhood with a family of my own. and fortunate to be able to own a home, just several blocks from where i grew up. now i bring this up with you, because as a homeowner and someone who wants to remain in the city, and invest in our city, the proposed legislation makes it increasingly difficult to expand. and make improvements to my home for a growing family such as mine and for other families who are looking to settle their roots here. the proposed additions in the legislation would put limits in place that are not family friendly. for instance, one of the commissioners mentioned that 1200 square foot limits per unit, which seems unrealistically low for expanded families. particularly if there's an interest in multi-generational living. and in my case, my parents are a couple of blocks from where i live, when one passes away, we're hoping that they can come and live with us. [bell ringing] and so we're not given the opportunity to expand. how d

. >> but first, your lowel news and her.is thursday, june 20th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's start with melissa mollet. g. good morn outer loop at 66 still a little slow because of that earlier fatalnv crash iving a tractor trailer that's still not completely gone. outer loop at leesburg pike has an accident, and silver spng, southbound new hampshire before 29, right side blocked by a crasthere. >> we'll have a check on your n forecast whe come back. stay with us. ,2,3,4 ♪ this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in withhe fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connted devices in every room. and in with ornding all your favites on live tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out with the old, and in with simple, easy, awesome. don't miss the xfinity spring sale. get started oth this limited timeer and get your choice of dvr or speed upgrade free for a year. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4eo mologi

i grew up with a working class family in lowell massachusetts and have been in public schools my whole life. i was the first person in my household to graduate from college. in massachusetts we are fortunate to have some of the best public schools and institutions in the country but a high-quality college degree remains far out of reach to students, especially students of color and low income. these are students who often work two jobs, they missed classes to take care of loved ones, and there's a number of community colleges. they educate and support the student population in these community colleges offer flexible class schedules so students can come and learn at a lower cost. unlike certain schools that pretty proportion of students they reject, immunity college takes pride in educating 100% of college students. because community colleges serve a higher share of underrepresented students yet receive a lower share of resources to do so, i'm wondering if you have any recommendations on how the federal government could step in to address systemic barriers to equal opportunity and ensur

i went to school with a lot of able from lowell and boston and chancellor your routes are strong when it comes to higher education. you have great experience up there in massachusetts. i want to praise the work of you and your team in the virginia community college system is done revolutionary work and really made virginia one of the standout programs in the country when it comes to community colleges. the flexibility that is provided to your institutions to be able to meet the needs of the public even in rural areas like mine has been fantastic. the innovation that is going on, you decentralize so you allow your institutions to meet the needs of your communities so virginia western in roanoke is meeting needs that might not be happening up in blue ridge, folks in agriculture, near the homestead so you might have some golf course management courses, you might have some dining and catering type courses . it's a fantastic balance and you are providing that bridge where in buena vista virginia a student at a high school can take courses at dabney in hvac maintenance and repair and then t

i want to welcome the distinguished chair, slowly, and mister lowell. >> thank you, mister chair. it's a pleasure for me to be here today. i look forward to having the opportunity to bring all these wonderful bills to the floor. but first of all, i appreciate the opportunity to come before the rules committee today, to discuss hr 274. we will have more opportunities to discuss this legislation, and the critical investments it makes for the people on the floor this week. as chair of the state and an operations subcommittee, i am very proud to present the fiscal year 2020 state and foreign operations division, which reflects congressional priorities that advance united states foreign policy. the allocation of $56.381 billion, a 3.96% increase above fiscal year 2019, is critical to support important investments in our national security. fund our international commitments and repair americans' reputation abroad. this bill rejects the administration budget request and irresponsible policies, and strives to appalled many bipartisan congressional priorities. america's foreign policy is s

i'm joined now by brigadier general lowell thomas —— the canadian defence attache. of government, the royals and also the number of veterans was absolutely belt on. i think doing a tear in portsmouth just belt on. i think doing a tear in portsmouthjust added belt on. i think doing a tear in portsmouth just added that little bit of magic to it. different countries will remember different parts of that operation. the app is a town that is in many canadian's parts. yes, absolutely. it was one of the key elements, where canadians we re of the key elements, where canadians were involved. they sustained significant losses, but lessons were learnt and subsequently we were able to serve many of the lives of those who are involved in the d—day invasions. to have our prime minister actually follow through with the statement from a victoria cross winner was wonderful.m with the statement from a victoria cross winner was wonderful. it was an interesting mix, the theatre, the story, the story about the weather which is absolutely crucial. this is the day it should have happened,