michael brown. >> you are correct, madam chair, the wt the appropriation that's noticed here today is a small appropriation that's required under state law to fund the county office of education, which is a small piece of the school district. it's just a small statutory allocation. the majority of the funding that we allocate to the school district flows through dcyf on the way to the school district. i think they'll be presenting later this week, and if you olave questions regarding district funding, that's probably the best place to speak to it. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you. does that conclude your presentation? all right. appreciate it. colleagues, are there any quess for mr. rosenfield? if not, we'll keep moving on. ben, just wanted you to know that presentation was about 30 seconds. you're going to get a gold star r thatxt we a're going to hear from the civil service commission, mr. michael brown. they are focused on providing fair and equitiable opportunities for all current and p

let's take a closer look with michael brown. new ceo."mad money," good to see you, sir. >> i would say that not all of our viewers are familiar with what the timeshare business is alough it is getting younger and younger judging from who is signing up if you can tell people what the industry health is and where you fit in we have had huge wins here of marriott vacation here >> thank you for the invitation today and it is great to be in the vacation business. that's the business that we are now. we are a pure play timeshare business now as wyndham destination, the industry, because people love vacations in good times and in bad, they want to go on vacation and therefore, the industry is as strong as ever. growth every single year the growth is changing in branded hospitality players. the market brand has doubled. >> give me the value proposition of being with you, say versus another timeshare company and want to go somewhere every year and you are happy to pay the hotel fee. >> let's just start that again, i think the industry is strong a

doing well if we look at the psychological roots of this it is basically avoidance over it as michael brown i think just the great american think of the days you put in his article but a sickly people seen so many contradictions like. evil incarnate but we should not criticize those early school provision and finance them like to work in saudi arabia in afghanistan a bomb would declare the war. he declared war on a few years ago but we have to send troops to afghanistan basically under obama and under george bush jr torture was legitimate i stand by killing people who don't how do you avoid it how you stop thinking about it well we are facing fascists you know russians are born being i sill and other terrorists but russians are bad guys because putin is so authoritarian right now. you know we have the head of the cia that has a track record of committing acts of torture. these transactions will fall as usual but actually this is normalizing everything is it's acceptable it's already been and we're going with that normalizing you could be preparing society for some kind of shock where the po

michael brown thank you very much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> tomorrow theation 15th annual eventk in land cast in lexington park. annie, back to you. more coming up in just a minute. >>> hey, thanks souch, tony. all right. n if you've with us all morning long and you're like, hey, i'd like to one daye in st. mary's county, we got you covered we've got carl, a realtor here fran zen realtor'v ink. carl you been doing this in st. mary's county f over 30 years. >> i hate to admit but i have been. really not that old. >> you reallou know y stuff. and you know one of the things that people kee saying is, i lived outside in the city for many many years and worked b out thut then i decided to make this area home because you get the quaint tranquility of, you know, just country life. a ltle slower paced. so you've selecte some homes for us that people can csider. let's startith the first one. >> absolutely. i selected three houses that kind of represent three price points ttou suggested. so the first one is a house at 49510 captains court in dam moron maryland. 299.

michael brown is accused of beating and kidnapping a sex worker in san francisco's tenderloin and throwing her into the trunk of his car. the victim eventually escaped from the trunk in san francisco. authorities chased brown all the way into emeryville, where his car crashed into a pole. his passenger, 40-year-old daniel beaty, died in that fiery crash. >>> new this morning, before you make your breakfast, kellogg's is recalling honey snacks cereal because some boxes may be contaminated with salmonella. the serial has been linked to sunday three illnesses including five cases here in california. the effective -- affected bosses -- boxes. the centers for disease control said you should throw the cereal away if you have it and contact kellogg's for a refund. >>> a warning involving precut melon has now expanded to california. the centers for disease control safe people have gotten sick after eating precut watermelon and cantaloupe >> the food and drug demonstrations says at least 23 states are now included in the recall. the fda says the melons were distributed by a company in indiana. >>>

michael brown. they are focused on providing fair and equitiable opportunities for all current and prospective employees for the city of san francisco. it's particularly focused on implicit bias in hiring. the total budget if i'm not mistaken is $1.3 million. let's see: of that 1.3 million, 1 million is for salary and benefits. the floor is yours. welcome. >> so good morning, supervisors, and malia, and also, the controller's office, and it's been a pleasure to serve with the civil service commission. this may be my last year. i'm not sure, but i enjoy what i'm doing, so there's a possibility i may stay longer. so it is before -- let's see... >> supervisor cohen: just a second. we've got it up, sir. your powerpoint is live. are you having some trouble? do you want me to get a clerk to help you? >> my name is michael brown, and i was the director of the civil service division. i only have five slides to go through. the purpose perthe charter for the civil service commission is to provide qualified pe

i think the first thing was what was taking place in ferguson in 2014 when michael brown was killed by police. then the series of incidents that took place after that with eric garner. i began to look at this rise of athletes getting involved when for so many years we didn't hear from them, so many years the player stayed away from political issues. that was also combined with something else. that was the rise of the flags and flyovers and militarism and p patriotism taking place at sporting events. what was interesting was that you had this rise of patriotism in a place where sports were supposed to bring people together, combined with this rise of athletes getting involved. the collision was taking place in a place where -- in sports where we really weren't expecting that and where sports were supposed to be the place where everybody had -- you had your team, i had my team. but sports is the post divisive place in america culture right now. >> let's go to the colin kaepernick issue. that has been so emblematic. he paid a price. he was turned into public enemy number one. he was hung

doing well if we look at the psychological roots of this it is basically avoidance over it as michael brown i think just the great american think of the days you put in his article but basically people seen so many contradictions like. evil incarnate but we should not criticize those early school provision and finance them like to work in saudi arabia in afghanistan a bomber declare the war. he declared war on a few years ago but we have to send troops to afghanistan basically under obama and under george bush jr torture was legitimate i spend way telling people don't don't how do you avoid it how do you stop thinking about it well we are facing fascists you know russians are born being i sill and other terrorists but russians are bad guys because putin is so authoritarian right now. you know we have the head of the cia that has a track record of committing acts of torture. against the interests of people as you saw that actually this is normalizing everything is it's acceptable it's already been and where we're going with that normalizing you could be preparing society for some kind of sho

michael brown is being charged for the june 10th crash which killed daphne bailey. brown and bailey are suspected of kidnapping a woman and putting her in the trunk of the car. brown then led police on a chase across the bay bridge into emeryville where he crashed into a pole. he was able to escape the crash but bailey did not. brown remains the hosptial this morning in police custody. ( will ) a judge has denied a motion by max harris to delay his trial for the deadly oakland ghost ship fire. harris' lawyer wanted to postpone the trial which is scheduled to begin on july 16th until septemper. harris' team wanted more time to study the cause of the fire at the warehouse. the judge said that harris' experts should have plenty of time to complete their work. ( james ) this morning... bart police are investigating a fight that happened at the concord station. officers say it happened last night around 11-30... and resulted in atleast one person being hurt. police say that person suffered from a cut during that fight. as of right now... the altercation is still under inv

police officers in a story that has become all too familiar since the police shooting death of michael brown and ferguson missouri back in two thousand and fourteen and one rose was shot three times last tuesday june nineteenth as he along with another passenger ran from a parked car while police arrested and handcuffed the driver police pulled the vehicle over because it had matched the description of a vehicle allegedly used in a drive by shooting earlier that day now just over a week later as rose is laid to rest protesters and mourners are calling for justice and answers from the city of pittsburgh and joining us now is destin gibson one of those protesters and organizers who are seeking justice for anton rose and his family thank you for joining us. dustin i want to start by asking you you know what what are the requests the world war called the people out there protesting in pittsburgh you know what what do they want what do they feel what will bring justice in this in this tragic death. well i'm not sure we're well will actually bring justice nor my quick to add to that but. i do know

think what you're seeing is everyone promised as this will help bring down you won't see the michael brown's you won't see this kind of thing happening and i think you said it perfectly what you start to see happening is them doing it anyway i mean you saw in baltimore you saw guys on their body cams planting evidence at one point you know it's like it's not preventing anything they were they promised us they would prevent bad action but it's not preventing a thing that you've got the body cam south we got to play the drugs on this guy right you know i think. what i want to ask you is what in all this both the obviously the event is bad what would happen was thrilling brown and in the aftermath you know what about the aftermath really struck you and you felt was agreed just in the sterling bound case so for me i feel like stone and brown is he has a platform people are going to hear his story and i'm honored that. he's excited about telling people because we need to know what the aftermath for me is. there's a nuff evidence. to fire these people there isn't enough and no one's talking about

. >>> prosecutors have filed murder and kidnapping charges. 42-year-old michael brown also faces a human trafficking charge. he's accused of beating and kidnapping a sex worker in san francisco's district and then throwing her into the trunk of his car. at some point, the victim escaped from that trunk in san francisco and authorities eventually chased brown into emeryville, where he crashed into a pole. his passenger, 40-year-old daphne bailey, who police say helped around with the kidnapping, died in that fiery crash. >>> san francisco police released body camera video of last saturday's are -- officer- involved shooting. it happened after a police stopped a group of men because they were carrying open alcohol containers. >> hey! hey! foot pursuit. [ sound of gunfire ] >> on that video, you can see 28-year-old oliver running. the video was released last night at a police town hall meeting. while he was running, he took off his jacket and pulled out a gun. according to police, one officer shot him in the back twice. he fell to the ground. he is still in the hospital recovering. this is

michael brown is being charged for the june 10th crash which killed daphne bailey. spected of kidnapping a woman and putting her in the trunk of the car. brown then led police on a chase across the bay bridge into emeryville where he crashed into a pole. he was able to escape the crash but bailey did not. brown remains the hosptial this morning in police custody. ( will ) a judge has denied a motion by max harris to delay his trial for the deadly oakland ghost ship fire. harris' lawyer wanted to postpone the trial which is scheduled to begin on july 16th until septemper. harris' team wanted more time to study the cause of the fire at the warehouse. the judge said that harris' experts should have plenty of time to complete their work. ( james ) in the north bay... a petaluma teen is speaking out... after being silenced during her high school graduation speech.( will ) 17-year-old lulabel seitz says she was trying to address her own sexual assault. kron 4's charles clifford spoke with seitz... who says she has been overwhelmed by the response. back on june 2nd, petalum

michael brown is shot several times. there is no explanation for the second bullet, right?ay, so you fired one. a police officer is supported to evaluate after every shot what the police officer does next. >> yeah. >> you only fire the second, third, fourth, and fifth for a specific reason to each bullet. the juries are absolving them of that responsibility. >> absolutely. in my household, we're a two lawrence o'donald household. we have two books. "deadly force" is out in paper back. check it out. it's a per fterrific book. >> boston accents. >> you get to hear the full lawrence boston accent. i can't do it so i won't pretend. lawrence o'donald, you can catch him on "the last word" weekni t weeknights at 10:00 p.m. we borrow him for amazing ratings. congratulations on the book and audio book. check it out. more after the break. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you

officials believe 42-yea michael brown >>> a kidnapping suspect whose passenger died in a fiery crasheryville is being charged with murder. officials believe 42-year-old micheal brown was acting as a pitcher for the female passenger who died and the woman he reportedly kidnapped in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. brown is still in the hospital. his arraignment is set for monday morning. >>> it is 6:32. as we head outside, some of the traffic on 880, jaclyn dunn will get you caught up with the hot spots in the bay area. and "salesforce tower" looking west, there's "karl the fog"! this is his city right now. >> he is hanging around the coast. and that's it. so that's a good sign. a sign of burn-off happening soon this morning. so we're dealing with cooler conditions so get ready for a cooler day, cooler than yesterday and below average for today. temperatures will continue to decline as we get into the weekend. so if you like clouds and cooler air, that's what you can expect especially near the water. over the pacific ocean definitely showing that's where those clouds are but n

take a guy like dillon taylor who was killed three days after michael brown, unarmed white male, you heard about it. that's why. when we talk about let's not call the police, if i'm a criminal in the city of oakland that's ranked number 10 as one of the most dangerous cities, 700 robberies, almost 100 murders, that's an open ticket for me to do more because the church is saying don't trust the police, now i'll make you more of a victim. >> eric: this is spreading, it's going to a church in san diego and iowa city, iowa. as it grows, what is your message to the consistent he grow ga gas station -- congregations and pastors who would sign onto this? >> my message would be to talk to your police officials, learn policing. a lot of people see any type of use of force as excessive use of force. learn what use of force is and also we need to teach the communities compliance because officers just don't show up and start using force. there's a use of force continuum. when we start preaching compliance to these communities, we can start to come together. >> eric: what do you mean by complianc

connection to what is happening to people, how you put yourself in the shoes, how you feel for michael brown's parents or sandra bland's family come are so many people who have been, you know, lives have been lost. that is what it was really about. native american rights issues, about so many issues, women's rights -- it was about so many things that were happening in america and how do we create a platform to be able to have a voice for so many people who do not have a voice. it is so much bigger than just police brutality. there are so many issues that people are not aware of. a lot of people watch football and think you're in that world, none of that exist. we wanted to make sure that even though we are playing and leading, we are able to do these things on sundays, we're these athletes who get injured, we are still people. we're still connected to the things and issues happening around us. it can be our famamily, our sisters, our mothers. at thehe same,, we want to bring the stories to life. juan: what were some of the discussions between fellow players? as the protest expanded and for the

louis and i was taken to where michael brown was shot and i met with community leaders. i think one of your members was there, and to find out -- this is a holistic approach. >> what reason did you go there? >> what reason? >> yeah. >> i went there to screen my film. >> i you went there not really to dig and, you went to screen a film? >> i went to screen out -- screen a film and i was invited by the community because i saw that -- >> the point is draw -- that i am driving, is like you almost went there to interact and get first-hand experience but actually went there for other reasons and it was convenient for you to be part of this panel, and convenient for you to experience ferguson. do you see? >> i would not say it was convenient for me, i again to the trust of the community for them to want me to go there and see what happens there. i also, if i may finish, i have past experience as a journalist. i was elected as a healthcare journalist. i was in oakland with the use of rising community organization behind a high school. a man who is one of the alameda county publi

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the left and i look and this brown bear comes lunging out. >> reporter: police arriving to the scene, searching the area when they made the gruesome discovery finding michael'sofficials believe the bear was protecting its prey. >> brown kayna, thank you. >> absolutely. >>> now to that driver who's lucky to be alive after this terrifying crash in mississippi. take a look. that out-of-control car speeding towards the gas station as you see going airborne, incredibly landing upright between the pumps. scary scene for that driver, i'm sure but the incredible moment after all of that, the driver just walks away, was taken to the hospital with minor injuries so very, very lucky to be alive. >> gosh. hit the pumps like that. >> right in between the pumps and did not land on top which would make it even more dangerous. >> back to meteorologist ginger zee tracking the dangerous heat. >> wow. i'm just amazed by that video. still. 126 death valley made it to yesterday . it's always hot there. well, yesterday . it's always hot there. well, these are dangerous numbers coming in. phoenix has only made it to 110. they did it again. if they surpass it to 111, that will be t

police officers in a story that has become all too familiar since the police shooting death of michael brown in ferguson missouri back in two thousand and fourteen and one rose was shot three times last tuesday june nineteenth as he along with another passenger ran from a parked car while police arrested and handcuffed the driver police pulled the vehicle over because it had matched the description of a vehicle allegedly used in a drive by shooting earlier that day now just over a week later as rose is laid to rest protesters and mourners are calling for justice and answers from the city of pittsburgh and joining us now is destin gibson one of those protesters and organizers who are seeking justice for anton rose and his family thank you for joining us. dustin i want to start by asking you you know what what are the. request the demands of whatever was called of the people out there protesting in pittsburgh what do they want one of they feel what will bring justice in this in this tragic death. well i'm not sure what well will actually bring justice nor my quick to answer that but i do know

walking the talk, and last december as you all know california governor jerry brown and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg launched america's pledge. it was a new effort to mobilize non-federal climate action, and the initiative was kicked off with the release of ave analysis that was authored by wri together with partners rocky mountain institute which found that states, cities and businesses representing more than half of the u.s. economy and population have adopted the targets, and very similar a similar proportion have declared their support for the paris agreement. think of this, if they were a country these u.s. states and cities alone would be the third largest economy in the world. that matters. that speaks. and this september wri together with our partner rocky mountain institute and the university of maryland are helping to author the next america's pledge report which will determine how much these non-federal efforts can help to drive emissions downward to achieve the u.s.' 2025 climate goal. and that's for the u.s., so my third somers point what about the rest world? and as i said at

michael cornelius. he's now charged with animal cruelty. >>> the framework of a budget plan is headed to governor brown for his signature. key parts of the spending package were approved yesterday. both uc and csu systems get a one-time boost of $344 million. public schools will get more money to help fight homelessness. $14 billion going into a rainy day fund. lawmakers have until today to pass a plan or lose salary under a 2010 law. >>> repair crews trying to reach a milestone. department of water resources youtube page gives us an aerial review. repairs are expected to be completed by november 1st. work on the emergency spillway will continue through the rest of the year. >>> get ready to kick up your heels at the alameda county fair. it begins with the cow drive through downtown pleasanton. the fair opens at 11:00 a.m. and runs through july 8th. >> just a dollar today and a dollar for the rides. >> that's right. i didn't realize this, they have fast passes for carnival rides. it's a $10 up charge. >> don't you wish you had that when you were a little kid. didn't have to wait in line. >> line for the ferris wheel was

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brown. >>> the mysterious in massachusetts, people take on the hospital and showing no signs of breathing problems, carbon monoxide or other gases. >>> stormy daniels attorney tweeted his meeting with the federal prosecutors in the michaelhen case have been canceled for tomorrow because the media found out about it. now, back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." prosecutors called andrea and had tough questions with her. >> jurors had heard a harrowing tale from rusty sneiderman's widow of a monster of a boss who became obsessed with his new hire, andrea. but now the prosecution was suggesting that the toxic triangle among boss, employee, and husband, was even more complicated than it seemed. and that the wife, andrea, was holding back important details of her story. prosecutor don geary. >> there was this kind of watergate question. what did she know and when did she know it? >> we went in, we knew she was lying. we told her we knew she was lying and that didn't seem to affect her. so we knew what we had to do on the stand, and we simply did it. >> in court, hemy neuman was the accused, but at times it looked as though andrea was on trial, too. the prosecutor suggested andrea had been a willing partner,

. >>> police in alaska say the same brown bear that killed a missing hiker may have mauled a volunteer who was part of the search effort. 44-year-old michael soltis went hiking outside anchorage but did not prureturn. a bear attacked a volunteer and mauled his leg. a nearby resident heard the attack. >> i heard the screaming. i said, i have to go because t mebody's scas rreeram thengg,in and volunteer to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police later found solstis' body near the scene. june. >>> a police officer on his an unarmed teenager near tturd,a asking for time >>> a whistleblower claims the maker of oxycontin downplayed the drug'srisks. >> so the cure for pseudo addiction, you're trained is more opioids? >> a higher dose, yes. >> did this concept of pseudo addiction come with studies backing it up? >> we had no studies. we actually -- we did not have any studies. that's the thing that was kind of disturbing, was we didn't have studies to present to the doctors. >> ahead, only on "cbs this morning," a former sales rep be tdeacritiatcssc to expand sales. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." describes what she claims are decep