mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. others? >> commissioner haney: thank you to everybody who came out tonight to speak on the measure, especially the parents who are here. and folks from the community and the coalition for their leadership on this measure. i agree, i think it was well put this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity that we have as a city to take on what continues to be the most devastating crisis and shame that we have as a city. this is definitely a school district issue for all the reasons that the folks who spoke tonight put so well. we have 1 in 25 of our students who are identified as homeless. the impact this has on our schools, on our kids, on our families, cannot be quantified. and is really immeasurable. we have opportunity with this measure to not just address the broader issue of homelessness in our city, but to actually address child and family homelessness. as i noted in the resolution, there is a significant part of this funding that would go to address family homelessness and it's perfect

. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. i'm going to refer board policy 5101 and 05120.1 to the committee. and 188-14 a 1 to grounds. section k -- >> president, so you referred lowell to rules policy and legislation and not student assignment? >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: correct. we had this discussion in the agenda review. would you like to explain that? >> these policies are actually the result of the recommendations coming out of the student assignment committee, so the thought was there was no need for them to go back. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: right. you would be hearing what you recommended. right. so ok, great. thank you for bringing that up. section k, proposals for immediate action and suspension of the rules. i need a motion and second to take action on resolution 188-14 a 2 in support of our city, our home ballot initiative for november 2018 to fund homeless housing, behavioral health service services introduced by matt haney. >> so moved. >> mr. cook? mr. haney? yes aye. ms. norton? >> no. six ayes. >>

mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. item 2 is a vote on employment contracts for unrepresented executive employee, i move to approve the contract for the interim deputy superintendent of strategic partnerships and communication at a salary set at grade m, step 9, august 15 through the appointment of deputy superintendent of strategic partnerships and communication. a second, please? >> second. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you, roll call, please. >> clerk: seven. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. this is the read out of the august 14 closed session. the board by a vote of seven ayes ratified the contracts. the in the matter of d.j. versus sfusd, the board by a vote of seven ayes gives authority to pay up to the stipulated amount. case number 20180210, the board by a vote of seven ayes gives a authority of district to pay up the stipulated amount. in the matter of sullivan verse sfusd, the authority 0 pay up to the stipulated amount. the board by a vote of seven ayes pays up to the stipulated amount in.

matthews, president mendoza-mcdonnell, and commissioners. so you have before you the request to approve the two candidates that were actually interviewed with the standard set of questions by other p p.a.c. members, and then we recommended and approved to the board at the june 6 meeting. as required by the policy, they have to be formally approved by the board of education, and there are two members right now, naomi laguna and sandy stringfellow. >> are either -- are either of the two parents present? okay. thank you. i don't have any public speakers signed up for this. any comments from the board? commissioner sanchez? >> could you tell us a little bit about them, what schools -- where their children attend? >> so naomi has a son who attends mckinley elementary school, and she's very active in their p.t.a. there and also is a volunteer for lipstick angels, which of course works with survivors of cancer at ucsf. and sadie is -- has a daughter who's enrolled in the japanese bilingual cultural program at clarendon elementary school and has bee

miss solomon. >> thank you, president m mendoza-mcdonnell. susan solomon, uesf. this is a topic i'm looking forward to have the public forum on because when we as a union are in negotiation with the district, one of the things that becomes a difficult point at the bargaining table is why the reserves are typically higher than the mandated reserve because what we often see, unfortunately, is a crisis such as the affordability crisis and the housing crisis, and it makes us wonder when we're at the bargaining table what the money is being held in reserve for when it seems like an emergency. it sounds like that -- this topic is in contemplation of seeing crises coming up, and so since we -- just feels like we just finished negotiations, and it feels like they're practically around the corner, i look forward to having a deep discussion about what additionally these means in terms of salaries, wages and benefits for employees of the district and members tof uesf. thank you. >> thank you. comments from the board or superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote, please. >>

it says the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, is facing criticism for his links to a smear campaignh leader. the nhs has been warned it's at risk of breaking the law if it doesn't offer transgender patients awaiting surgery access to fertility treatments. that's according to the observer. the mail on sunday claims information about britain's new stealth fighterjets has been leaked to an as—yet unidentified third party, in what the paper calls an "audacious honeytrap plot". a story we've covered today features on the front page of the sunday express. detectives searching for missing midwife samantha eastwood have found a body and made three arrests. and, like some of the other papers, the sunday express also carries an image of the duchess of sussex, who attended a friend's wedding on her 37th birthday. well, thank you both forjoining us this evening. lots of different, interesting stories in the papers, and let's start with the latest on labour's anti—semitism row. yasmin, tom watson, labour deputy leader, some strong language in this interview with the observer. yes, and what he sa

how do you respond to mike mcdonnell and those concerns of parishioners?we're still early in these reports and someone said i don't want to see any bishop on television, they're only going to try to make themselves look better or soften this somehow and believe me it's very difficult for me to sit here under the weight of all of this. i've talked to victims in the last couple days and it's very difficult. we have to take mr. mcdonnell at his word and honor him for even speaking to you but i think we have to listen and always know our main work is to prevent this from happening. >> another survivor, sean dougherty says he thinks the pope should have been on a plane by now, the pope should have been here addressing this in pers person. do you agree? would that be the right move? >> i can't speak for the pope. >> in terms of your personal opinion. >> i think there are people in four countries that would wish he would be on a plane and come to visit so we're dealing with that. also in a more global sense. >> because it's such a global crisis are you concerned

they have brought injohn mcdonnell into it.plantation committee, and comments made by the former president of that. it's open season former president of that. it's open season in the labour party. how damaging would this be in terms of electoral support for the labour party? | electoral support for the labour party? i think electoral support for the labour party? i think it electoral support for the labour party? i think it will be hugely common hugely damaging. i think people are astonished that, at a time when the tory party, many people perceive it an open goal for labour to kick their ducks into the back of the net, they can't get is nor do. do thing jeremy corbyn thing jeremy corbyn can get them out of it? he wants it to be over but what is clearly going on is there is some sort of blockage in his inner team about adopting this definition. every sensible outside observer would agree that the best way to stop it is to adopt it, something stopping that happening and i think, i don't know whether the polling suggests this is

it says the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, is facing criticism for his links to a smear campaignleader. the nhs has been warned it's at risk of breaking the law if it doesn't offer transgender patients awaiting surgery access to fertility treatments. that's according to the observer. the mail on sunday claims information about britain's new stealth fighterjets has been leaked to an as—yet unidentified third party, in what the paper calls an "audacious honeytrap plot". a story we've covered today features on the front page of the sunday express — detectives searching for missing midwife samantha eastwood have found a body and made three arrests. and the sunday mirror says the duchess of sussex is thought to be preparing for a reunion with herfather in the us. let us start with the latest twist of the anti—semitism row. tom watson really laying into his own party leader. a lot of insiders are feeling exactly what he said, that there is, you know, a realfear that there is, you know, a realfear that the labour party is imploding and he says it will disappear into a vortex of eternal

and interestingly we have heard from the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, in the past hour or so, andse he has been among those pressing for an example for the investigations into margaret hodge and ian austin, two labour mps facing potential disciplinary charges after they clashed with the labour leader over anti—semitism. he has called for those inquiries almost to be scrapped, suggesting there has to be some sort of way found to get over the rows rocketed by the disciplinary process, and here in the last hour or so, warning that this crisis is shaking the party to its core. have a listen. none of us fail to appreciate i suppose the way this has upset people, including ourselves, it has shaken us to the core. but we will resolve it, we've got to. the key issue for me has always been, you've got to resolve it within the labour party, certainly, but certainly members of the jewish community are suffering out there. we have had a massive increase in attacks on jewish communities, cemeteries, appalling thatjewish jewish communities, cemeteries, appalling that jewish schools have to have

decisions are coming down and that's the significance of this case against cabbage stack and patrick mcdonnell it was an actual court saying that crypto currencies are a commodity and that the f.c.c. that they see if d.c. has the authority to bring these kind of anti-fraud actions against such allegedly bad actors and you know better than i is as as an attorney i mean once you set this case law that actually gives the regulators some more comfort in what they do and i think right now they're probably a little skittish and in that regard gary you know the conflicts big. in the sea if the sea and the s.e.c. the trees or commission are sort of known for those of us who worked at one of these places but how are they getting along in the crypto area i think there's a lot i mean at least from what i can read in the newspapers and most of my colleagues at both agencies tell me there's a lot of cooperation that being said i think there was a little surprise in many corners last week when the securities exchange commission declined to approve two exchanges exchange traded products of eight nine exchang

. >> president buell: commissioner mcdonnell? >> commissioner mcdonnell: oh, question. just a quick comment. having served on the initial task force to initiate this initiative is exciting to continue to see the progress on all fronts on the fundraising, certainly, as well as on each of the projects and quite frankly, on a personal note, in particular, because the one that will cause my phone to ring from people like the pastor of the church and other family members is merced heights. if that could continue, that would be personally meaningful to me. >> commissioner mazzola: to the west portal playground, i have been up there. i live up that area. and looks like it was roped off and closed. as it closed until this starts, or not? >> no. i don't know anything about it. >> commissioner mazzola: you might have seen a court resurfacing above the tunnel? it had yellow tape and everything. >> vice president low: that could potentially been related to some of the muni tunnel work. >> nothing is closed. >> commissioner mazzola: i want to make one observation. it is so impressiv

. >> reporter: survivors mike mcdonnell, who was at today's press conference, says it's a start. >> somevors shared with me that they felt like they were going to a funeral today. a funeral of their old self. >> reporter: but he believes sexual abuse in the church is ongoing. >> i believe that the cover-up still exists. >> reporter: for the church, the challenge now is to regain people's trust. >> as i walk the streets in my roman collar, i feel pretty strongly that people are aware and making judgments in their minds about me. >> really? >> i do, i do, yeah. >> even if they don't know you, they judge you by the collar and -- >> very much, yeah. i've had people spit at me. i've had people give me the finger. >> reporter: the church now seeking forgiveness from the mortal sin of harming so many children. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >>> up next, we saw this and thought, especially tonight, we all need to see it. why this adorable 2-year-old is why this adorable 2-year-old is a viral sensation. crabfest is back at red lobster! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to ha

piece of fresh broccoli you have to like me the guy in a dark corner but between a brookstone and mcdonnell's or he opens up his coat or a veil like a vegetable of some saw orange and. then once you agree on a price he puts it inside a toblerone box just so the world just the world doesn't find out that there's a black market leafy greens loose in the. airport. to toblerone the choc'late no one once in less it's duty for a year. and then it's worth its weight in gold. and excess in fidgeting they would only sell devices at airport kiosks just for fishing. thank you therefore. even the air marshals know this is utter horse in late may an air marshal complained to colleagues about having just surveilled a working southwest airlines flight attendant as part of a quiet skies mission subject wearing too much make up she's clearly hiding something all right so subject passing out cans of liquid to passengers could be toxic fluid all right subjects' stayed on flight for multiple trips from back and forth from chicago to new york and i thought suspicious i don't know what is subject seems too concern

for more on this i am joined now by our correpondent stephen mcdonnell, who's in beijing.about sport for china, how has the promise of the time, compared to the promise of the time, compared to the reality of china today? well, that's actually a very good question and as you can see this city has turned on a pretty bleak day for the anniversary of the opening of the 2008 olympic games. at this time, people are reflecting, what was it like then? what were we thinking in terms of where china was going and where is it going now? you mentioned we have written a piece for the bbc website and interviewed lots of chinese artistss, architects and the like, they came back to china prior to the olympics full of the hope of the possibility of where this country was going. for many people, atan country was going. for many people, at an intellectual level in society, they are feeling, the trade might be too strong, but certainly in terms of opening up an engagement with the world, it seemed like so much was possible in the run—up to the 0lympics. —— the trade. —— betrayed. ican i can r

piece of fresh broccoli you have to like me the guy in a dark corner but between a brookstone and mcdonnell's or he opens up his code to reveal like a vegetable of some so origin. then once you agree on a price he puts it inside a toblerone box just so the world just the world doesn't find out that there's a black market leafy greens loose in the airport. to toblerone the choc'late no one once in less it's duty for a year. and then it's worth its weight in gold. and excess in fidgeting they literally sell devices at airport kiosks just for fishing. thank you . even the air marshal. no this is utter horse in late may an air marshal complained to colleagues about having just surveilled a working southwest airlines flight attendant as part of a quiet skies mission subject wearing too much make up she's clearly hiding something all right so subject passing out cans of liquid to passengers could be toxic fluid all right subjects' stayed on flight for multiple trips from back and forth from chicago to new york and i thought suspicious i don't know what is subject seems too concerned about whether p

piece of fresh broccoli you have to like me the guy in a dark corner but between a brookstone and mcdonnell's or he opens up his coat or a veil of vegetable of some saw orange and. then once you agree on a price he puts it inside a toblerone box just so the world is just a just so the world doesn't find out that there's a black market leafy greens loose in the airport. to tobler over to the choc'late no one once in less it's duty for a year. and then it's worth its weight in gold. and excess in fidgeting they literally sell devices at airport kiosks just for fishing. i could therefore. even see airborne. no this is utter horse in late may an air marshal complained to colleagues about having just surveilled a working southwest airlines flight attendant as part of a quiet skies mission subject wearing too much make up she's clearly hiding something all right so subject passing out cans of liquid to passengers could be toxic fluid all right subjects' stayed on flight for multiple trips from back and forth from chicago to new york and i thought suspicious i don't know what is subject seems too co

called it how could you see that a new structure for a new publicly owned really well thank john mcdonnell and the labor party is as actually forwarded a blueprint for that and what he's talking appoint is a democratically controlled railway you would have consumer groups you would have for example long transport or t f l as an i called you would have trade unions and that up at a party there but jointly control and a democratic way how the railway system operated and war and vestment took place and can you point to a like to like comparison from the last few years which indicates that perhaps a publicly owned real way runs better than a privately operated one well absolutely if you look at these coast main line which is now been repaired we planned that l n e r the only time that that actually delivered a profit was when it was in the public sector for nearly two years and put millions back and the treasury and only korea was privately run then publicly run no privately run again and no publicly run again yes and they'd and the private firms actually had to back at least three times in to

is voted down, we think all options should be on the table, and i've said that consistently, john mcdonnellaid that, that is the labour party position. the immediate purpose of today's documents was to reassure business and voters there is no fear from leaving the eu with 01’ is no fear from leaving the eu with or without a deal. dominic raab even stressed some positive benefit as he saw red of leaving the eu without a deal, getting our own immigration policy, reducing tariffs and, in a bit of megaphone diplomacy to brussels, he said payments to the eu would end more swiftly, which might cheer up some of his brexiteer colleagues. but he is saying that in many ways we could continue to follow eu regulations and standards in some areas, but there was no guarantee that the eu would take the same approach to britain. as we've heard, two of the key issues addressed today are financial services, and health and medicines issues — so let's talk to our economics correspondent andy verity and health editor hugh pym. what are some of the key areas, financial services so important? what stood out for y

even the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, a long—time ally and friend ofjeremy corbyn, saying the crisismith. farmers say the prolonged hot and dry weather is having an unprecedented impact on food production. representatives of the national farmers union had emergency talks with the environment secretary michael gove this morning. the nfu says farmers face major challenges, with too little water for crops and severely reduced grass growth. prices for consumers have already risen, as katharine da costa reports. a long, hard winter followed by a wet spring. and now the driest start to summer on record. farmers often find themselves at the mercy of the weather. but with no significant rain since may, the unprecedented dry spell is having a crippling effect on producers across the country. just look at these satellite images. the left, taken in may before the start of the heatwave. the right shows the impact of weeks of drought. the cows on this dairy farm in cheshire should be grazing on lush green grass. instead, they are eating into winter rations. this is the food store, the fodder shou

you called how could you see that a new structure for a new publicly owned really well thank john mcdonnell and the labor party is as actually forwarded a blueprint for that and what he's talking about it is a democratically controlled railway you would have consumer groups you would have for example transport or tear fell as another called you would have trade unions and that up at a party there but jointly controlled and the democratic way the railway system operated and bore and vestment took place and can you point to a late july comparison from the last few years which indicates that perhaps a publicly owned real way runs better than a privately operated one well absolutely if you look at these cost man lane which is not been read by that l n e r the only time that that actually delivered a profit was when it was in the pub. except there for nearly two years and put millions back and that is treasury i don't recall it was privately run then publicly run no privately run again and no publically run again yes and paid and the private firms actually had to back at least three times in tot