president mendoza, that ends my remarks. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: great, thank you, superintendent. item 3, our student kell ghat. ms. min and mr. ang. >> an update to meatless monday, that we're planning to gather and get student input. we plan to have a task force and will probably be going forward with this next year. >> we've reached a conclusion of our student delegate elections that were district-wide for this year. we have tallied the votes and we have a winner. this -- the delegate that will sit on the board next year, elected by the student to the sfusd is clarisse areno, representing lowell high school. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: is she here? >> she is not, but we'll plan to introduce her at the next board meeting. that's not all. we've elected two interim -- our interim president and interim student delegate. galahade my and alexandra marshal. [applause] >> for our heart drive, we'll be donating end of year toys for homeless youth. we would like to continue our support for homeless and in transition sfusd youth. we would like to thank everyone that partic

mendoza-mcdonnell yes. >> thank you, appreciate it. our next item is calling a public hearing on adoption of the modification of school facilities, impact fees to the collected for residential, commercial and industrial developments. >> second. >> superintendent, you want to read the designations into the record? >> i'll have mr. lee introduce the team. i want to make sure that we have to open or call, or any official language in terms of opening and closing the hearing? >> i believe president mcdonnell used the appropriate language to open the hearing. ok. >> let me, superintendent and commissioners, let me just ask our interim chief facilities officer to introduce our brief presentation team, ruth and our consultant from the consulting firm that prepared the justification study for the developer fees. >> good evening, commissioners, superintendent, colleagues, i would like to present who prepared our justification study. >> thank you, commissioners. i'll just read the recommendation into the record that, the recommendation is that th

teresa mendoza con la querida reina del sur. se despierta 23 aÑos despues.chas generaciones, distintas generaciones. es la seria.

. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: so not june 4th?>> no. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: so june 18th? >> hopefully, we'll have to have it earlier than the other committee meeting. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: ad hoc committee on student assignment? thank you. ad hoc committee on personnel matters. >> vice president cook: 6 p.m. 5 p.m. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: ad hoc committee city college june 14, 6:00, here at sfusd. any other committee meetings scheduled? thank you. section m, other informational items, posted to the agenda is the quarterly report. section n is memorial adjournment. in memory of louise cooks jones, louise attended serb doe elementary school, graduated as then relocated to san francisco, where she and her childhood sweetheart were married and raised four children. her career spanned 43 years. she was a teacher, principal and assistant superintendent. she also served as a commission member for the city and county of san francisco. many honors were bestow on her over the years. educator of the year, distingu

his name was elvis mendoza. he was 25. now he's in luis's care. his name was elvis mendoza.n luis's care. many of the thugs and killers responsible for much of the violence on these streets, they learned their ways in the drugs trade. an industry that's worth many billions, but makes life cheap. well, we went to talk to some of those in the drug cartels who are ultimately responsible for all this. just over 1000 miles away, up the pacific coast, we take a midnight drive to a safe house in the state of sinaloa. we were never told the exact location for our rendezvous. the cartel here is one of the most powerful in the world. and the man who's agreed to speak with us is a top lieutenant. he says it's the fracturing of the big cartels that has led to so much more violence. translation: for years things had been fine because we are unified. there's only one cartel, the sinaloa cartel, and it's big. if you go to jalisco or guerreiro, the fight is between criminal groups, not cartels. it's because they are small groups. they murder each other, they kill innocent people, they decap

. >> thank you, president mendoza. good evening, everyone. this week is teacher appreciation week and today is teacher appreciation day. all week we celebrate hard work and contributions to teachers make to our students, education, and society. i would like to personally thank all the remarkable teachers we have here in the san francisco unified school district for your dedication to students and families. i know how challenging and rewarding teaching can be. the to do list can be endless. the impact you have on the lives of your students cannot be overstated. please join me in thanking a teacher today, this week, and every day. let's give our teachers a round of applause [ applause ] balboa celebrated the 90th anniversary. it's the 6th oldest high school in the san francisco unified school district. in 1995, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to maim it a city landmark regularring its special character and special historical architectural and esthetic interest and value. according to city documents, balboa high school represents sa

. >> thank you, president mendoza mcdonald. thank you, everyone. good evening, everyone. i'll try that again. good evening, everyone. i'd like to start this evening by acknowledging that tomorrow is administrative professionals day, and by saying thank you to all of our hard working administrative professionals at our school sites and central offices. you are the lifeline of our organization and administrative professionals day is celebrated to say thank you as you are the ones that make our schools and offices run like a family. let's give our administrative professionals a big round of applause. [applause]. >> it's that time of year again. it is frisco day. those of us born and raised in san francisco know that frisco does not stand for san francisco. it actually stands for friday, the first three letters, f-r-i, successful college opportunities. this'll be hosted at city college, the ocean campus on friday, may 4, 2018, from 9:00 to 2:30. we are expecting to host approximately 1,000 seniors. the goal of frisco day is to connect san francisco unified school district sen

mendoza has a warrant out for his arrest.rs believe a space heater sparked a house fire in santa rosa. the battalion chief says the heater was left in an office on meadow ridge drive. the fire destroyed the garage, two cars, and part of the kitchen... causing 400- thousand dollars in damage. ( james ) in the east bay... a sideshow is shutdown. several police departments worked together over the weekend ... to stop a huge sideshow from happening saturday in antioch. police there got help from the c-h-p... and officers from pittsburg, oakley, and brentwood to stop the show. several drivers showed up and were stopped for traffic violations. in all... 5 people were arrested and 4 cars were impounded. ( darya ) a nursing shortage is sweeping the state... and the country. according to the american nurses association -- the u-s will need to produce more than one million new registered nurses by 2022 to fulfill its health care needs. the numbers are dropping because of the challenging course work... and universities having a tough ti

mendoza-mcdonnell? yes. >> we have another resolution, resolution number 184.in support so far a formal process of remaining. commissioners sanchez, cook and haney, could i get a report of the meeting from may 15. vice president cook? >> mr. cook: during the committee of the whole meeting, we had -- we asked questions about the process of the resolution and gave staff suggestion on how to go about creating the committee, potential members, that could support it. and encouraging not to hire consultants to oversee the process. we trust the doctor's leadership to find the right person. >> thank you. can we get a reading by commissioner sanchez, cook and haney? >> in support of a formal process in the renaming of san francisco unified district schools, they've been enduring pride to the residents of city and county of san francisco and where families are invested and dedicated to the schools which they attend, work at or send their children, as well as to all schools at large making our network an integral

from vague policies.sot: rodolfo mendoza-denton, assoc. dean diversity & inclusion, uc berkeley// "so given the research i do the first thing i thought then was when there is ambiguity it really makes a fertile environment for bias to occur because then people have to rely on their stereotypes and background information whatever that may be."175,000 employees divided themselves into self guided groups of 3-5 people went over various scenarios that might elicit a biased reaction. sot: gino mascardo, starbucks customer// "i think it's definitely making a statement and i'm definitely suprised that they're doing this across all their locations. i feel like it let's their customers know they want to make a difference." tag dr. mendoza-denton went on to say it's important to revisit and uphold the values learned in today's training so the lessons carries on...tonight at 10 we'll hear what he thinks about the tactics used in those sessions. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant) now to the racist tweet that has ended a televis

mendoza: it really is. mean, i feel like there--i mean, we've seen that happening at other festivals where they started branching out into let's say vr or technology, but there's something really special about this, i think. i think we're going to see like this unique marriage of technology, film, and food. robert: and it is a unique showcase for filmmakers, especially asian-american and pacific islander filmmakers. are there even that many around to really debut a premiere film? h.p.: many, there are many. we see them all here, you know, thanks to organizations-- robert: or here, yeah. we have a clip, right, from "bitter melon." let's take a look at that and then we'll talk about it, as well as how it fits into the context of the festival. masashi: perfect. all: merry christmas. female: you all look fat. male: it's because of the camera that makes us look fat, inang. female: no, it's your fat that make you look fat. male: we just want to say how contented we are of our togetherness with the help of this ne

have only the flicker of a single flame to cook by even candles or election we nowadays said the mendoza family use one at a time as if eating themselves wasn't complicated enough and they can't store any fresh groceries they do manage to buy fridges run on electricity. power cuts a regular feature of daily life here in america. and they're lasting for ever longer periods. elektra's city is very important in a home because of course you need the fridge and food for children and conditioners . photo on the extreme the heart here. but we have to keep everything closed because there are a flies which carry diseases. that i can't fit americans we have to close our doors and we need electricity to make food. it's absolutely essential for us. but i don't know. it's been like this for months in venezuela here at the power station in monaco only four of the twenty four turbines are still operating lack of proper maintenance has left much of the facility in disrepair. state television the minister for energy refuses to take responsibility for the nation's power cuts. that he says saboteurs have t

desde tegucigalpa, claudio mendoza tiene reacciones.l estatus de protecciÓn temporal para los hondureÑos. con esta decisiÓn del bueno de donald trump, honduras se suma al senador, haitÍ, nicaragua. tras el anuncio, el gobierno de honduras saliÓ a lamentar la decisiÓn. >> es una decisiÓn soberana del gobierno de los estados unidos, adoptada como polÍtica de estado de la administraciÓn trump. sin embargo, lamento profundamente la cancelaciÓn del programa tps, que hoy afecta a mÁs de 44,000 compatriotas y a muchos miles mÁs de otros paÍses. claudia: esa es la preocupaciÓn inicial, ya que los hondureÑos bajo la protecciÓn del tps aportan cerca de 5000 millones de dÓlares, una situación que nadie desconoce en este paÍs. >> es preocupante, porque hay familias aquÍ que dependan de la familia que estÁ allá. viendo esta gente acÁ, más pobreza. >> nuestro paÍs, lo que hace falta aquÍ es oportunidad de nuestro presidente a los mÁs humildes. claudia: la primera dama de honduras tambiÉn reaccionÓ al anuncio. >> esta decisiÓn es para ellos una decisi

>>alan mendoza, david cabrera, alana coss torres, fornica y alan ya los puso a calentar david patiÑo. el centro bruno con el remate que no puede llevar direcciÓn de ar deba tratar de rescatar pablo barrera. el capitÁn no es el chelo, es barrera, tienes toda la razÓn. la verdad se estÁ equivocando, esta es la realidad. ♪ >> tocando para mateus y gol, gol, gol del amÉrica. ♪ >> golazo de amÉrica! ♪ ♪ >>la llevo, la dejo cortita para que de derecha sacara un bombazo al Ángulo una anotaciÓn soberbia, un seÑor gol de mateus uribe. al 37 amÉrica va ganando tres a cero. >>estas son las jugadas que se entrenan porque el saque de banda hacia peralta, que la deja mÁs sobre el pecho spect sacular a la llegada de menes y despuÉs con esa tranquilidad y esa inteligencia de una madre sabe que uribe viene detrÁs se la toca y el gol es espectacular. >>este si es especialidad de la casa la mayorÍa de los que habÍa hecho en este torneo eran asÍ. >>aquÍ viene pablo barrera, buena la marca, ya se estaba saboreando el disparo y atenciÓn con peralta. y lo sabe miguel herrera y por eso aprovecho parÁ platica

mendoza has a warrant out for his arrest.angerous. ( james ) in the north bay. firefighters believe a space heater sparked a house fire in santa rosa. the battalion chief says the heater was left in an office on meadow ridge drive. the fire destroyed the garage, two cars, and part of the kitchen... causing 400- thousand dollars in damage. ( james ) nearly a million signatures have been submitted in an attempt to repeal the state gas tax. voters want to put the measure on the ballot and bring it to a public vote. last year lawmakers approved the 12-cent-a-gallon gas tax to pay for local road improvement and major highway projects. but if the gas tax gets repealed the proposed construction on highway 101 could come to a halt. polls show californians are equally split when it comes down to the tax. ( james ) if all of signatures are certified... this will come up

. >> thank you, president mendoza-mcdonnell. i want to thank the committee for the work and the presentation. i was sitting a cup -- visiting a couple elementary schools this year and i'll keep the names to myself. as i was visiting the schools and talking with educators who have had to administer f and p and speaking with the instructional reform cultures as we were assessing the data and talking about approaches to literacy and some of the things that need to do, one thing that was evident and clear was that our educators need more time to administer the test, to correct and go through the tests and to analyze the data and information. i'm glad one that we had a comprehensive collection of folks on this committee to have that conversation because i think it's important to include everyone in the conversation. so for me, the only thing is, trying to figure out where we find the money that's being requested on slide 5 and not a matter of can we make this happen but actually will we find the resources? i'll give a couple of sugge

uc berkeley associate dean of diversity and inclusion rodolfo mendoza-denton commends the tactics used in the sessions in response to issues he believes stemmed from vague policies.sot: rodolfo mendoza-denton, assoc. dean diversity & inclusion, uc berkeley// "it makes it feel more like a personal responsibility. i think there is also an emphasis on what single behaviour can yo uchange or if you are goign to behave with customer x or y way would you behave with taht customer in a different way if they lokoed different. so those kinds of encouragements to pause i think are effective."although customers were inconvenienced by the closure some say it was the right thing to do.sot: michelle giang, starbucks customer// "i think it's pretty cool it prepares them for any situation that might come up. so i think they're doing just what they should do." starbucks also reached a symbolic one dollar settlement in exchange for the creation of a 200-thousand program aimed at young entrepreneurs at the request of the two men who were arrested. the shops should open back up tomorrow morning.live in sa

. >>> amid sexual harassment allegations, political contributions state senator tony mendoza are falling short. >> it was based on testimony from six woman. mentaldosa resigned under the threat of expulsion from colleagues, but denied any wrongdoing. new document else he filed with the state show that his support is dropping. five other candidates for the 32nd district senate seat in the june 9th election have raised more than mendoza. >>> as the raiders work to kick off a 2020 season in las vegas, loyal financials in oakland are saying, "not so fast," and are urging the city to take action. oakland city council members and representatives of forever oakland, and "we stand with oakland" will meet today at noon on the steps of city hall. they're fighting to keep the colors and raider name here in oakland. >>> warriors fans are getting humid for the much anticipated return of their two- time mvp. of course that's steph curry. else listed as probable for tonight's game. it's game 2 versus the pelican else. jessica flores is live in oakland with more. and i want one of those t shirts behind

la muerte de mendoza se une a las mÁs de 70 muertes de candidatos que han sido asesinados en estas campaÑas calles del estado y de las acciones de los residentes. los Índices de violencia en todo el estado de chihuahua y especialmente ciudad juÁrez, se han disparado en las Últimas semanas. ejecuciones en lugares pÚblicos como homicidios, cuerpos decapitados, incendios, otros de canciones-- secuestros y extorsiones. ante este grave problema las autoridades son solicitado la presencia del ejÉrcito mexicano. >> necesitamos la secretarÍa de la defensa nacional se arreglarÁ a los operativos la presencia de los militares no se reducirÍa a la zona serrana en el combate al crimen organizado. nosotros tuvimos una reuniÓn tambiÉn ayer en el estado. uno de los acuerdos que se asumieron fue la participaciÓn del ejÉrcito mexicano en diferentes puntos del estado. el acuerdo para que los militares estÁn en las calles es por tiempo indefinido. obviamente, no tenemos un tiempo programado para las operativos. esto tendrÁ que seguir hasta en tanto no podrÁ mÁs-- podamos reducir y contener la incidencia delict

. >> en una aldea de la uniÓn de mendoza abrazada por la pobreza se fue claudia sin el personas de susla se fue por su cuenta, como se graduÓ, no consiguiÓ trabajo entonces por eso ella misma decidiÓ irse. >> tenemos historias, recuerdos. >> la esperaba quien desde hace cinco aÑos era novio de claudia, Él vino hace un aÑo a estados unidos y claudia decidiÓ reencontrarse con el amor de su vida, confiesa que hablÓ con claudia un dÍa antes de su muerte y no la cree capaz de acorralar al agente que le disparÓ. >> no, no fue capaz, yo la conozco y nunca se atreverÍa a imponerse a algo. >> la patrulla fronteriza informÓ que el agente implicado dice que el grupo de inmigrantes ignorÓ sus ordenes, se avenido avanzÓ hacia Él y se disparÓ el arma. >> recibÍ el perfil biomÉtrico, las huellas de guatemala que se entregaron a las autoridades. >> se realizÓ una reconstruccion de hechos con los tres inmigrantes ilegales detenidos que fueron testigos del balazo a la cabeza de claudia. >> en la casa da claudia en la uniÓn esperan su cuerpo para despedirla, mientras esperan llenos de tristeza, tambiÉn d

patricia hurtado de mendoza, noticias univisiÓn.17. se une su secretario interino para niÑos y familia, encargado de la oficina de ayuda a refugiados, de los 7635 niÑos de los 7635 niÑos la agencia determinÓ que 6075 seguÍan con sus familias adoptivas. 28 escaparan, cinco fueron deportados, y 52 se han ido a vivir con otras familias. la oficina no pudo determinar el paradero de los otros 1475 menores y estÁn investigando sus casos. sigue la polÉmica sobrela cantidad de casos de asilo y el nÚmero de inmigrantes que llegan estados unidos. fernando pizarro nos pone al tanto de este y otros temas. fernando:al igual que en recientes semanas manifestantes pro inmigraciÓn trotes varón ante el testimonio en el congreso de autoridades migratorias del departamento de seguridad nacional, que afirman que el nÚmero de niÑos y familias indocumentadas tratando de cruzarla frontera aumento entre un 800 y 700% comparado con 2017. y que las peticiones de asilo de estas personas se triplicarona 318,000. >> el nÚmero de peticiones decididas en 2017 fue

officers spoke with witnesses and collect security camera footage to identify mendoza as a suspect. >>> facebook is investigating ether an employee abused their role in order to stock women online. the menlo park company is awa and is investigating. in a statement facebook says we have zero tolerance approach to abuse and improper behavior results in termination. >>> the suspect accused of being the golden state killer could have his case outside the county. d'angelo is expected of -- searmay have committed as many as 12 murders in different counties. >>ltimately at least from my perspective is that we try to do these all in one county because of logistics, resources and because victim sensitivity. >> so far de angelo has only been formally charged with two murders. the statute of limitations has expired. >>> the case of the golden case killer goes back decades. putting together parallel paths of the suspect life. look for the story called parallel paths. >> prosecutors taking a close look at a video that may show 49er linebacker foster did not assault his former girlfriend. foster wa

they has only the flicker of a single flame to cook by even candles are luxury nowadays so the mendoza family use one at a time as if eating themselves wasn't complicated enough and they can't store any fresh groceries they do manage to buy fridges run on electricity. power cuts are a regular feature of daily life here in america. and they're lasting for ever longer periods. elektra's city is very important in a hurry because of course you need the fridge food for children air conditioners in your photo on the extreme the heart here. but we have to keep everything closed because there are a flies which carry diseases. that i think that americans we have to close our doors and we need electricity to make food. it's absolutely essential for us. but i don't know. it's been like this for months in venezuela here at the power station in monaco only four of the twenty four turbines are still operating lack of proper maintenance has left much of the facility in disrepair. on state television the minister for energy refuses to take responsibility for the nation's power cuts. he says sub attorn

officers spoke with witnesses and collected security camera footage to identify mendoza as a suspect. >>> facebook is investigating whether an employee abused their role in order to stock women online. the menlo park company is aware and is investigating. in a statement facebook says we have zero tolerance approach to abuse and improper behavior results in termination. >>> the suspect accused of being the golden state killer could have his case outside the county. d'angelo is expected of -- searmay have committed as many as 12 murders in different counties. >> ultimately at least from my perspective is that we try to do these all in one county because of logistics, resources and because victim sensitivity. >> so far de angelo has only been formally charged with two murders. the statute of limitations has expired. >>> the case of the golden case killer goes back decades. putting together parallel paths of the suspect life. look for the story called parallel paths. >> prosecutors taking a close look at a video that may show 49er linebacker foster did not assault his former girlfriend. f

and then finally, i wanted to thank president mendoza-mcdonnell for residing over the 12th annual sfusd retirement celebration which she helped start with then mayor gavin newsome and then dennis kelly. it was real eye a -- really a wonderful event. >> vice president cook. >> i wasn't at the last board meeting, but i wanted to shout out to all the organizers of the black family day that was hosted at willie brown a few weeks back. it was a great event. i got to serve on a panel with incredible young people. i just appreciate the multiple years that that event has been hosted. also, commend the educators for the really wonderful he are tirement -- retirement event that i attended last week -- retirement/scholarship event, really, really inspiring evening, and congratulations to all of our educators that have retired and our students going off to multiple four-year schools. i commend your success and service to our district. >> thank you. commissioner murase. >> we didn't read the names of the scholarship winners. i would like to do that quickly. [ reading names ] >> thank you. i just hav

. >> mary ann mendoza, tend to the ballpark the city named after him. way for her to hold on to his memory. she just hopes no other mother experiences her heartbreak. >> i just know what hard work he put into this. and the plans he had for himself in the future. you know, they're gone. >> other state are now coming to tears airs arizona to seep how the program is working. state is planning to expand and adding cameras to a new stretch of freeway set to open next year. for cbs this mornin make the most of a few minutes with ky natural feeling with aloe vera your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. discover magnum double caramel... expertly crafted with silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich belgian chocolate. ♪ take pleasure seriously. ♪ >>> a biotech startup will be made into a movie. elizabeth holmes was 19 when she dropped out of college to start a company that promised to revolution

soaring to mendoza sri lankan player and. assistant manager of cool international stadium were suspended hours after al-jazeera is investigation into cricket corruption was broadcast we have all this action. you know to to show the world that we on top of it and that we are not encouraging these type of things we will not tolerate you going in the past or in the future. india could describe on camera how we dock to the goal cricket pitch to fix the results of two international test matches sri lanka against india last year and another game against australia in two thousand and sixteen. the australia much race suspicions at the time and raises important questions about england's planned game that goal stadium in november the groundsman told al-jazeera that he could fix the result of the match he said he was very forward that he was. nothing and deacon maintains he is innocent and the player to are in demand has declined to comment on the allegations meanwhile cricket boards in australia and england are investigating wider clai

mendoza has a warrant out for his arrest. detectives say he could be armed and dangerous.rth bay. a man is dead tonight...after an accident involving a tractor... authorities say he was injured around seven a-m while cleaning mower equipment at a vineyard on napa road in sonoma... once at the scene...deputies discovered that the worker had died after becoming trapped and crushed under a tiller attachment. it's believed he had been trying to untangle some wires from the tractor. (catherine) north bay school districts will get part of a 14-million dollar grant to help schools affected by the wildfires. the north bay wildfires last october closed nearly 600 schools and displaced 260-thousand students. schools can use this new money to repair fire damage ... remove debris and for environmental cleanup. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is bree

. >> reporter: mary ann mendoza's son brandon, a police sergeant, died four years ago when a drunk drivers suing the state. >> talking to them about it because there's still wrong-way drivers on the freeways and arizona citizens at risk who could be killed today. >> the wrong-way alarm went off southbound -- >> reporter: arizona is the first state testing thermal cameras to catch wrong-way drivers posted at freeway off-ramps along a 15-mile stretch of interstate 15 to immediately spot a wrong-way driver entering the freeway. part of a $4 million pilot project. [ horn ] >> reporter: when triggered, the alarm sounds in the department of transportation's operation center. it brings up the camera and alerts police to the location. within seconds, freeway sign boards warn "wrong-way driver ahead, exit freeway." >> the faster we can react, the better off we are. >> reporter: dallas hammitt is the deputy director. you know almost instantly it happened. how does it compare to a 911 call? >> in one case we waited five minutes before a 911 call. >> reporter: arizona took a page from san antonio whi