i move onto commissioner mendosa. do you feel these organizations give you a good spread across the city in terms of accessing young people? >> they do. >> different neighborhoods. >> they do. i don't have these on a map for the presentation. we did look at geographic reach, so a number of these organizations are serving more neighborhood based populations where some are serving city wide. cyc is serving those in richmond and china town. chalk has a specifically unique role in that given that they do a great deal of street outreach, they're reaching into all neighborhoods and have six other community based partners that they're working through. there's a number of other communities. >> thank you. commissioner mendosa. >> i'm a huge fan. i want to add a couple of things and thank you glen for your effort on this. it has been a huge success with all of our departments and working closely with the district and united way. on the porter challenge, this year, the april 30, there was a job pledge of $138, that was the two d

. >> thank you supervisor, commissioner mendosa. >> thank you. >> i had a question with regards to the crossing guard. so i probably once every month have a request from the school to go to understand the process better around the crossing guards and my consistent message is it has to be evaluated so it's not something that they have a pool crossing guards and they send them to the various schools. i know there's yours that you've identified that -- where there's high concentration of kids that walk, but what are we doing to do some more kind of -- the outreach piece of the work for schools that are consistently asking for crossing guards and are there are some fundraising efforts we can do jointly to -- because i know you're very limited on the number of crossing guards that's you have as well and then not to bring you back too many years but in 5th grade i was a crossing guard and i see that in our schools and our private schools but i don't see within our public school systems so i wonder how encouraging that is and is that an okay thing to do particularly in some of the highly acti

so, if superintendent karanza and mendosa who is a member of the board of education and the senior advisor to education come up. oh, and mr. landry, i'm sorry, you need to stay here, too. >> good morning, everyone. congratulations, graduates. what a wonderful day today. so, we're going to go through. come on down. we've got some hands to shake, if we can get david and london, do you mind coming over and shaking some hands with us, that would be great. don't stand near carl, though, because he's really tall. [laughter] >> so, our first graduate is alicia amagan. come on over, alicia. (applause) >> our next graduate yatzia f. chan. congratulations. (applause) >> our next graduate, franklin buchanan, mr. buchanan, congratulations. heering and applauding] [laughter] >> yeah, nice hat. (applause) >> our next graduate, joseph cain. where are you, joseph? come on down, mr. cain. (applause) >> congratulations. our next graduate, stefana cobb. ms. cobb, where are you? congratulations. (applause) >> take that applause. our next graduate, quincy collins, mr. collins, congratulations. (applause) >> ou

. >> commissioner mendosa. thank you mr. ruffo. i'm really glad we got this presentation. it's great to hear about the successes of last year as well because putting on such an ambitious pilot program, i'm sure many folks had their doubts if we can hit the numbers we had said we would hit. beginning to know we surpassed that number and that both of private and the public sector came together to participate to make this reality is incredibly important and i know the youth commission said employer, youth employment is one of their top priorities and it's what they hear from young people. it's great that we've had a success program and the mayor development was able to really go out into the outreach with our private sector to really engage them on the both jobs but the funding for the programs because they can provide jobs but also it's important that we pay our young people even in the public sector to get that training too. so this is really great to hear and i'm excited to hear about the outcome for this summer as well. and it's nice to see that -- was it 30 percent of th

eric mcdonald walked up to the podium, dropped down on one knee, he asked board member hydra mendosa to marry him. she said yes. >> that's good. >> yes. >>> 7:10. someone broke no a berkeley amendmentary -- into a berkeley elementary school and killed two chickensens that were part of a project. they told the daily cal, the suspects went to the kanged coop and -- caged coop and way toed two of five chickens. days later, they found the birds buried on top. each other with a wooden cross on top of the grave. >>> 7:11. a guide dog helps save the day and save lives in the north bay. >> he kind of alerted me that there was something pretty bad happening behind us. >> that's for sure. what happened in san rafael that created such a close call. >> he told me it was the safest job he's been on. >> devastated family members speak out after a man is killed at the 49er stadium site. >>> it will be sunny. temperatures not warming up that much. 60s, 70s and 80s. looks like a nice day. >>> construction is on hold at the 49ers stadium in santa clara after a worker died on the job yesterday. still n