. >> and mary richards? >> thank you. good evening, commissioners, district staff. my name is mary richards. i am an executive director. i will be working at age arhr. before i read the amendment language before you, i am also going to tell you about the content of the packet. the received all strong are mostly strong, and at the back end there is a fact sheet, and there is a description of special education services, which was a discussion point with the other schools, but that is just a clarification, so without further ado, i will read the amendment language of the resolution. >> thank you. >> of course the title. gooauthorization to grant the renewable petition for the charter school, whereas the district superintendent and district staff has completed the review end recommendation regarding the review of the renewal petition on june 28, 2011. therefore, it is subject to the requirements set by law. >> i do not have any public speakers set up for this, and comments from the superintendent thomas -- from the superintendent? roll-call please. i am sorry. did you w

mary richards, executive director of the high school team.t read the subject and requested action if that is agreeable to the board? thank you. subject calling the department of education district's schools could change for alternatives anme

mary richards, executive director of the high school team.i would just read the subject and requested action if that is agreeable to the board? thank you. subject calling the department of education district's schools could change for alternatives and merging schools beginning in 2011 to 2012 school year. approves that an application for the roof at the school of the arts, soda be appoints for a code change. >> thank you. i don't have any public speakers signed up for this. any comments from the board? superintendent? no? role call, please? >> because i think this is allowable because it was part of the report and it was brought up by the curriculum committee but we wanted to ask whether we could begin some process to look at our policy related to allowing student who is don't live in san francisco to go to soda and begin with a report, i understand some research has been done already. we don't have to discuss the time. it is probably not appropriate. but begin by discussion about stricter enforcement of the policy we currently have so that w

. >> it's the same feeling you have when you see mary richards turn off t lights. oprah: oh, that was sad for my pitiful ass sitting at home on a saturday night with nothing to do for years. ha ha ha! for me, "oh, my god, how am i gonna do my conditioner and my hair treatments now because there's no "mary tyler moore"?" my identity is not with the show. my identity is with myself. it's not like i'm gonna lose who i am or lose my association with "oprah winfrey" because that's who i am. it is all well with my soul. we loved that show. >> yeah. oprah: that's 8:00 eastern this sunday night on own, ok? i want everybody to watch with your friends, have a moscow mule or two. bye, everybody. [captioning made possible by king world] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] e e h 2:45 left. really the story of the two jasons, kidd and terry, a clutch three pointer. game six, sunday night at 9:00 p.m. in miami. including game seven if they need it. you can watch it right here on abc. >> turning out to be such a great game. one time, they were both

mary snow in albany much evan wolfson, thanks for being with us and richard sakaritis. >> this man has devoted his life to this. it is a very important night that we thank you for your leadership on this. 20 years ago you said to me, this is the direction we have to go. not everybody in the movement agreed with evan. he has really led up in this. and it is an amazing moment for you. >> thank you, richard. >> extraordinary weekenders i'm sure. >> thank you. lots to celebrate. >> thank you for being with us. appreciate you being here for this moment. >>> i believe i misspoke a few moments ago. i think i said the stonewall raid occurred in 1968. obviously it occurred in 1969 the we are waiting to go hear from new york governor andrew cuomo. we anticipate that really any moment. that's the podium where we believe he'll be speaking in literally a matter of a minute or two. let us know what you think we're on facebook, follow me on twitter @ anderson cooper. >>> plus a deadly day of crackdowns inside syria. we'll have the latest on that and the latest from the casey anthony trial. details ah

richard feynman. he was a wonderful guy and there was a lot of discussion at the time about this not yet invented a mythical quantity. it's short for by mary digit, and of course it's a nice little word that refers to something -- we know what it is, it is on or off, true or false. that connection already which lies at the heart is also due to shannon who wrote a master's thesis when he was barely 20-years-old in which he was getting a degree in electrical engineering and he wrote a thesis connecting the analysis of the electrical circuits with the symbolic logic from the 19th century. these were to ideas that seemed to any normal person the stove for one another in having different claims of the existence. electrical circuits, most people are electrical engineers are doing things to do with hardware and resistance, and claude shannon was thinking of them in a completely abstract way where a circuit could be on or off and he made this connection that on or off could be the same as true or false and you could link circuits together and have logic all this is second nature if we know anything about computers because computers are built on th

host: for the last year, mary kay henry has been serving as president of the employees international union. the labor chief in this headline from "the washington times" called richard trumka critical of the obama administration's handling of its proposed free trade deal with columbia. guest: we are all concerned by jobs in this country and all of the free trade agreements need to be handled with the concern of how we are protecting workers' rights in the u.s. is an important conversation to have as we try to figure of how to get 30 million people back to full-time jobs in this country. host: in one suggestion, congress and the white house to fully embrace free trade. guest: my question would be if the bush tax cuts was supposed to create jobs, how is it we can make sure that does not vaporize if we did trade agreements do not vaporize job commitments as well? host: what does this tell you about the state of labor in american politics and the level of support that you and other labor leaders give the president in his reelection? guest: the state of labor is about the struggle of what labor leaders want for our vision of america. we think our way of life is being thr

sent an email by mary -- this e-mail from alan -- >> there were some moments in guest: there were some moments in time when certain people in congress tried to raid in fannie mae. richarder was on the subcommittee of financial services. he tried to raid in the company and was really treated to the men's firepower. there was an interesting thing yet. he tried to get the executive pay of the company. he wanted to know what the top executives were paid at fannie mae and freddie mac. it was a huge struggle to get that information. there was pushed back after push back. they did not want to disclose it. when they did, they said if they revealed a publicly they would sue him. they hired tennis star to be their lawyer to pursue such a suit revealed the executive pay of the bay may top people. >> how much did he make during his tenure? >> it is estimated 100 million. it was a tremendous amount of money. it was of course overtime, but he left the company with a very lucrative consulting agreement. it was a tremendous amount of money for a company that was supposed to be government- sponsored. new haven, connecticut. you are on the air. caller: i have three comments. i have a fr

host: for the last year, mary kay henry has been serving as president of the employees international union. the labor chief in this headline from "the washington times" called richard trumka critical of the obama administration's handling of its proposed free trade deal with columbia. guest: we are all concerned by jobs in this country and all of the free trade agreements need to be handled with the concern of how we are protecting workers' rights in the u.s. is an important conversation to have as we try to figure of how to get 30 million people back to full-time jobs in this country. host: in one suggestion, congress and the white house to fully embrace free trade. guest: my question would be if the bush tax cuts was supposed to create jobs, how is it we can make sure that does not vaporize if we did trade agreements do not vaporize job commitments as well? host: what does this tell you about the state of labor in american politics and the level of support that you and other labor leaders give the president in his reelection? guest: the state of labor is about the struggle of what labor leaders want for our vision of america. we think our way of life is being thr