[roll call] >> five ayes. >> congratulations, mark sanchez. [applause] i just wanted briefly thank my colleagues for the honor of serving in this role again for the coming year. this is an exciting board with dynamic leaders. it's really committed to improving our schools. no one can predict the future but with this group, we can trust that it will not be business as usual in 2019. so i have a bunch of priorities that i won't share with you tonight. if you are open to hearing about them, i'll be happy to tell you them at a later point. i do want to briefly, at this moment, but in a more extended way, later on, just send our collective condolences to our superintendent who lost his mother this past weekend. she raised a really great man. we are grateful for his continued serious for our board for the sacrifice so he can serve this district. we have more information about the services. it will be this upcoming thursday. i just wanted briefly say that before we move forward with tonight's meeting. >> thank you. >> section b is opening items. sect

y who believes will believe that mark sanchez was a better choic or some of the other -- how shall ilicately, people who were wela their prime that were signed this year. 32 d have to believe individuals came to the same conclusion separately and decided t gy just werenng to win. one of the things that i don think -- the follow-up questions ere commissioner n asked, why is it nobody ever gave him a workout? by didn't anybodyng him in and see where his skills were at? i think the whole thing issi lly a roos. it was done and the collusion was the nfl kowtowing to the president. it's clear. nce will showvi that when we do the hearing. it's been admitted pretty much publicly by a number of the owners. >> the owners haven't admitted cousion publicly to be clear. >> they don't admit to collusion because of wt theonsequence is. if they admit to collusion, the collective bargaining agreement which is extremely onerous, that's evaporates. so they can't adm to collusion. it's with a wink and a nod. there isn't anybody who has a couple of neurons firing that wouldn't say there's kol lieu sive a

anybody who believes that will believe that mark sanchez was a better choice, or some of the other, how put it delicately, people who were well past their criprime that were signed this year. you have to believe the 32 individuals came to the same conclusion separately and decided that they just weren't going to win. and, one of the things i don't think the follow-up questions the commissioner never asked was, why is it that nobody ever gave him a workout? why didn't anybody ever bring him in and see where his skills were at? i think the whole thing is basically a ruse. it was done -- and the collusion, actually, was the nfl kowtowing to the president. i mean, it is clear. i think the evidence will show that when we do the hearing. it's been admitted, pretty much, publicly by a number of the owners. >> the owners haven't admitted collusion publicly, to be clear though. >> they don't admit to collusion because of what the consequence is. if they admit to collusion, the collective bargaining agreement, which is extremely onerous, that evapuate ua evapuae uatuate uatuate rates. it is with

peruvian desert with one man closing in on thirty on his third title as question marks remain over the race its future marianna sanchez reports from. the finish line is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again let the assist be deuced to raise familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. it's only and. hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from you have a lot of sad. however i let the he and his team have been tested several times loosing their weight. so you cannot. because they think it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandoned the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and they caught again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectator. was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping out in t

they finally broke the deadlock after the hour mark, when bassam al rawi scored this stunner of a free kick. felix sanchez south korea in the last eight on friday. we received a call from the freekick. it happens. nothing more. the players gave everything they had soi the players gave everything they had so i said to them, "heads up, we have a lot of work to do in the futu re" have a lot of work to do in the future". they need to improve, in proof. —— improve. and qatar's next opponents south korea needed an extra—time winner to beat bahrain. the all important goal coming from substitute kim jin—su, diving in at the far post, to win the game 2—1 and keep alive south korea's hopes of winning the asian cup for the first time since 1960. coming up later at the australian open — the 1a time grand slam champion novak djokovic is in quarter—final action. the world number one and top seed will face kei nishikori, and the japanese player could be a tough prospect, he's spent more time than any other player on the court so far this tournament and has had to come back from two sets down twice. in barbados, the firs

sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, kris. >>> 5:01. today marks the 34th day of the shutdown. president trump says there will be no state of the union address until it's over. this after nancy pelosi made it clear the president is not welcome on capitol hill. live in washington with more on the two votes today. new demands just to get these employees back to work. good morning, tracie. >> yeah. good morning, laura, good morning, everyone. pressure to try to end this shutdown. the white house is looking for a list -- the white house chief of staff wants a list of all the programs that could be affected if this stretches into april. so they are bracing for a long-term shutdown. you won't hear about that in the state of the union, because overnight we learned it is not happening. this year's state of the union address is off. i will do the address when the shutdown is over. president trump tweeted overnight, i am not looking for an alternative venue. house speaker nancy pelosi wrote that lawmakers would not authorize his visit until government has opened. >> she doesn't want to h

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