and i have the honor of swearing in again, for president, mark sanchez, who is now beginning his fourthhe board of education. and what is so extraordinary about commissioner sanchez, president sanchez, is that he served two years, went back and served as a principal at forest mann. and then came back to the board of education, knowing full well the responsibilities and the immense amount of work and time commitment. and the time you get for serving on this body. he has come back again. mark, i want to thank you so much. you have been serving our public schools since 1993, starting out as a public school teacher. you founded the teachers for social justice. and went on to become a policy leader and advocate for our school district. and during these incredibly challenging times, committed to running again to continue your leadership. so, mark, if you will raise your right hand and repeat after me. i and your name. >> i, mark sanchez. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the co

. >> thank you president mark sanchez and commissioners and community. to start off with business discussion, we have fill a student's heart fund-raiser. we have launched our annual fund-raiser dedicated to raising money for students in transitional housing. we have accomplished the goal of surpassing last year's donations. we can provide for students most at need especially in the critical times. the last day to make a donation is the 18th of this month. you can do this by visiting instagram. special shout out to our deputy who helped spread the word and provided us a supplemental donation of $500. you guys are amazing and i look forward to wrapping all of the gifts. i was warned about the paper cuts but it's worth it trying to be santa's best elf. >> our second item is the global youth summit to innovate and create for the better. this event will have live speakers. this event will be december 12th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. via zoom. for more information contact the scc. thank you to the tech team. >> next, we have student leadership engagement. the

i also want to say that mark sanchez was the principal at my child's school. and also want to be thankful for lopez for all of the work that she's done. and i'm here to tell you to say hi and very grateful. and please do not be calm -- it's been very hard for us through the pandemic. also i want to point out that i brought a lot of families to cat. and i did so because i knew that that school is really good for our children. and for our community. and, please, please, please vote in favor. we want this to be our -- we don't want this to be our constant headache. please vote and thank you. >> clerk: is that the last of the public comment? >> operator: yes, it was. >> clerk: thank you. we'll open it up to the members. i want to say hi to -- i remember you very well. wonderful family. all right. commissioners, any comments? all right. i know commissioners cloquet had to step out. i don't see any comments. we're going to go to our roll call. >> thank you. >> no. >> mr. cook. miss lamb. >> yes. >> miss lopez? >> yes. >> >> yes. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> th

commissioners mark sanchez and the american indian advisory committee. american indian nations lived upon this land since time of memorial, san francisco unified district recognized that the original inhabitant of this area -- despite their people through european colonization they continue to be active in the bay area and all san francisco unified district schools have been and shall continue to be occupied unseated land. following the council of the san francisco unified district american indian parent advisory council ramaytush ohlone people. sorry, i have background noise. san francisco unified district continues defined indigenous people nation as those inside what has come to called the united states as well as canada, mexico central and south america. the san francisco unified district school district overlook the sizeable people of the indigenous student population of mexico, central and south america and the american indian and alaskan native and their speck needs and will need to work to do better to serve the indigenous communities and specifi

we have special newscasts all day long to mark the historic day, follow on air and online. our own kris sanchezght now. if you're walking through downtown san jose you might want to look up. >> a massive mural of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg gracing a building on santa clara street near market. the portrait is from san bruno based artist chubooyulu, posted pictures of the progress. ginsburg died following a bat well pancreatic cancer in september. >>> think twice if you want to visit pacifica pier. it is still closed after king tides and large swells damaged a 40-foot section of the deck and railing. city engineers say the pier is not structurally safe, may be closed for a month or longer while repairs are made. >>> we've got some new video to show you of a boat capsizing in the santa cruz harbor. a fishing boat hit a sandbar and capsized by large waves over the weekend. if t appears only one person was in that boat, he was able to return safely. the coast guard and harbor patrol got the boat uprights answer managed to move it back to the harbor. >> certain something we've

sanchez. >> it will be a historical day, thank you so much, kris. >>> staying home is working. that's what california doctors see as the most encouraging news this week. in today's briefing, dr. markly concluded that cases in the post-christmas surge are lower than the post-thanksgiving surge. >> around the 5th and 6th of january we will seeing on average 3500 new admissions for covid across the state. over the past couple days we've been in the 2500, 2600 range for new admissions. >> dr. ghaly is disappointed in the number of vaccines provided by the federal government but implied he expects a steadier supply from the new administration. california has now used over 40% of its supply, with some 1.4 million doses administered statewide. well, starting to plateau. that is the new trend in the bay area. take a look. on january 11th, we at our high point, the peak, 4800 cases in one day just in our region. take a look at january 18, just over 4,000 cases. that's a pretty good drop in one week. but in one county, cases are still on the rise. we're talking about the peninsula. san mateo county, on january 7, the county reported 742 new cases in one day, that number has actually gone up

their conscience saying this vote will mark one of the most significant, perhaps the most significant he's ever cast or any of them will cast. cnn's boris sanchez joins us me white house. how are these senators explaining themselves? >> reporter: well, ana, in a statement released by this group, they're essentially saying that this is about maintaining the integrity of our elections and responding to unprecedented allegations of fraud. they essentially want a 10 day period to do an exhaustive audit of the voting results in different states and then essentially come up with an answer to that in their words, the next president can have the confidence of the american people. never mind that these unprecedented allegations of voter fraud have largely been dismissed. they don't stand up to scrutiny. they certainly have failed in court, close to some 60 times and largely just coming from here in the white house and president trump's repetitive lies on twitter. nevertheless, here is a portion of the statement from these lawmakers. they write, quote, accordingly, we intend to vote on january 6th to reject the electors from disputed states as not regula

sanchez extend beyond its business success. it is located in the iconic 24 street cultural center. currently, there are no designation latino lan marks within calle 24 or the cultural district at all. in fact there's only one latino designate in the city, guadalupe church. [inaudible] which will inform the local landmark designation to use to inform the local landmarks information. should you choose to initiate the building with that, i'll hand it over to ann and the history of casa sanchez. and my work, sorry -- words are, thank you, commissioners for initiating this casa sanchez for landmarking. we would love your support in landmarking another latino community historical asset. it is important to the latino community to document the contributions of latinos in the building of the city of san francisco, both tangible and intangible assets. we have found the historic context statements to this date have been missing historic periods what we seem important: post world war ii, 1946 to 1959, 1960-1999 and code control affirmation resistance to displacement 2000 to 2020. the reason casa sanchez, we would like you commissioners to initia