superintendent matthews >> so we'll have the director of policy and planning charter schools, michael davis read this into the record. >> thank you, dr. matthews. the proposed action is that san francisco unified school district board of education approve a material revision to the 2350i6b keys charter school charter and five keys indepentant charter school petitions to add some santa clara county sites that will be operated in conjunction and cooperation with the santa clara county sheriff's office. so according to charter school law, if a charter school is going to add additional sites, those sites must be listed in the petition, and to list those in the petition, you have to do what's called a material revision. so to do a material revision, we had to also review the current charter school petitions, which were renewed by this board in january of 2016, most recently, to make sure that everything is up to date. so after doing that, we have asked that the five keys charter school make three basic changes to the charter petitions for five keys charter school and five keys independance high

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gove friction we have seen from the likes of borisjohnson, michael gove and lots of other brexiteers is going to continue. by the david davismple. why should remainers not be around a table? 48% of the country voted to remain stuck with this is 48% of the country voted to remain. this is something that does feed have got a hold of. they need to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. he described it as allowing the dog, which is an extra ordinary way for british foreign minister to describe ireland. he also warns in this there could be brexit precipitating a meltdown and we just have to be comparing to do with a meltdown. you know, not great things for the foreign secretary... strong language. but listen. the reason this is being prolonged is there is a section of levers in the cabinet. there is a fundamentalist wing of people who voted leaf who do not wa nt people who voted leaf who do not want anything other than the exact vision of birth they had in mind. they can't have it! there is no constituency for it in the parliament, not in the public. the longer they keep going with this fight,

michael hastings jay. i want to ask you, based on those comments from mr. johnson, base tonight behavior of mr. davis yesterday, would you say that cabinet disagreements, cabinet egos, differing viewpoints in the british cap net are standing in the way of these negotiations >> it's clearly a divided cabinet at the moment. the prime minister has quite a job to do in keeping it all together and keeping the show on the road i think myself, and that's what our report that we just produced focuses on, is that there has been too much emphasis on the day-to-day title tatele and not enough on the long-term relationship between the eu and uk after we leave, assuming we do in march of next year that seems to ask now to be the issue we need to focus on. what is our relationship going to be? what is the trading relationship going to be? what is the foreign security policy going to be that will matter for the next five, ten, 15, 20 years, not just what is happening in parliament today and next week important though, as that clearly is >> the report out this morning says now is the time for both sides on brexit to

is looking for to hire someone to replace michael and people they interviewed they were all the same people -- again. so i literally made a cold call to rick davis, executive producer -- >> i knew also of cross fire a said hey, you know, there's some wisdom west of the potomac maybe it just a different kind of voice and rick said so -- yeah. put you in the mix of -- to try out. of tryouts, and you remember what the first show was that where you were trying out where you were auditioning basically? >> i was only bob novak -- and our guest i believe there was only one guest which is unusual usually there were two guests but i know the guest i was up against was then senator don nickols from oklahoma and the issue was tax policy. tax cuts -- and -- i mean, not my long suit right -- but i really -- i really boned up for that. >> you must have. by the way this was novak's gravy. >> i know. seriously you live and died -- tax cuts. yeah. >> and -- so i remember after -- at the end of the show we had -- we used to call it the yip yap -- >> yeah. >> or we should probably explain you and i know what that was like. if guests were gone and it was justs mayb

lowrie singles to right off michael fulmer chad pinder scores the tying-run finishes 2-for-4... 55th r- b-i of the season... 4th in the american league next batter... khris davis hits a bloop down the middle oakland takes the lead... they score 3 runs in the third sean manaea on the hill for the a's ran to some trouble in the sixth... strikes out niko goodrum to end the inning manaea... allows 5 hits, 2 runs in six innings of work a's win 4-2. oakland is 6 games over 500 (third in the a-l west) over at a-t- and tee park... giants-rockies we pick it up in the in the seventh... game tied at 5 ty blach trying to get out the jam... two on and no outs d-j lemahieu hits a 2-run single... joe panik can't make the grab... rockies take the lead 7-5 lemahieu goes 3-for-4 bottom 8th... giants down by one with bases juiced alen hanson chops one down right field line giants retake the lead... 8-7 heading into the ninth sam dyson can't hang on to the lead lemahieu hits a 2-run bomb off dyson finishes with 5 r-b-i rockies win 9-8... giants take 2 out of 3 take 2 out of 3 9-8... giants rockies win with 5 r-b-i rockies win 9-8... giants take 2 out of 3 cal first baseman andrew

lowrie singles to right off michael fulmer chad pinder scores the tying-run finishes 2- for-4... 55th r-b-i of the season... 4th in the american league next batter... khris davisits a bloop down the middle oakland takes the lead... they score 3 runs in the third sean manaea on the hill for the a's ran to some trouble in the sixth... strikes out niko goodrum to end the inning manaea... allows 5 hits, 2 runs in six innings of work a's win 4-2. oakland is 6 games over 500 (third in the a-l west) over at a-t- and tee park... giants-rockies we pick it up in the in the seventh... game tied at 5 ty blach trying to get out the jam... two on and no outs d-j lemahieu hits a 2-run single... joe panik can't make the grab... rockies take the lead 7-5 lemahieu goes 3-for-4 bottom 8th... giants down by one with bases juiced alen hanson chops one down right field line giants retake the lead... 8-7 heading into the ninth sam dyson can't hang on to the lead lemahieu hits a 2-run bomb off dyson finishes with 5 r-b-i rockies win 9-8... giants take 2 out of 3 9-8... giants take 2 out of 3 this week's lexus "experience amazing" ultimate highlight goes to brandon crawford. last nigh

lowrie singles to right off michael fulmer chad pinder scores the tying-run finishes 2- for-4... 55th r-b-i of the season... 4th in the american league next batter... khris davisa bloop down the middle oakland takes the lead... they score 3 runs in the third sean manaea on the hill for the a's ran to some trouble in the sixth... strikes out niko goodrum to end the inning manaea... allows 5 hits, 2 runs in six innings of work a's win 4-2... 4-game sweep against tigers oakland is 6 games over 500 (third in the a- l west) "definitely in a pennant race. i mean the team is in a pennant race officially. you know, we're halfway through the year. we're five games over 500. we're really happy with the progress. it's a great young team that billy and david forrest have put together, and we're excited about the second half. we want to have that next generation. we want to have our fans connected to them over multiple years. and the key to that is a new ballpark, the revenues that would bring, and the excitement and energy of a packed house, which we're excited to be opening in 2023. we're building in oakland. it's going to be a great project. more and more pe

someone to replace michael kinsley that is leaving crossfire and it listed the people they interviewed and they were all the same old game. i literally made a cold call to rick davis, the producer, who i knew in crossfire and said hey, there is some wisdom west of the potomac and maybe it's a different kind of voice and he said i will put you in the mix. >> host: of tryouts. >> guest: right, of tryouts. >> host: do you remember what you were auditioning? >> guest: yeah, i do. i was on with bob novak and our guest i believe there was only one guest which is unusual because usually there were two guest but i know the guest i was up against was then senator don nichols. >> host: okay, from oklahoma. >> guest: yeah, and the issue was tax policy. tax cuts. and not my suit. but i really phoned up for that and by the way, this was novak's gravy. >> host: he lived and died tax cuts. >> guest: and so i remember after and at the end of the show we had we used to call it the yet yep. >> host: we should probably explain. >> guest: at the end of the show the gas were gone and it was maybe a minute and a half and the two posts would go back and forth with one last little shop.

linsey davis is here and you sat down with the track stars to talk all about it. >> reporr: that's right, michaellt that it was so important when they told their parents their secret, they did it by text. terry miller and andraya yearwood dominating the competition at the girls track and field championships in connecticut earlier this month. coming in first and second place respectively. and while it was a state race, their wins are making national headlines. not because of what they did, but because of who they are. two transgender girls. when was the first time either of you found any kind of opposition to you participating on the girls' team? >> i was expecting it so every day i would go home, search up track and field high school, terry miller. >> reporter: because you wanted to know what people were saying? >> yeah. >> reporter: some were harsh. critics complaining they both have an unfair advantage since they were born boys. at what point do you decide, actually, it's more appropriate for me to the be on the girls' team and competing with other girls? >> i decided that the summer before nin

in a single to right off michael fulmer chad pinder scores the tying-run finishes 2- for-4... 55th r-b-i of the season... 4th in the american league next batter... khris davis hits a bloop down the middle oakland takes the lead... they score 3 runs in the third sean manaea on the hill for the a's ran to some trouble in the sixth... strikes out niko goodrum to end the inning manaea... allows 5 hits, 2 runs in six innings of work a's win 4-2... they take a 4- game sweep against the tigers cal first baseman andrew vaughn has been named the winner of the "golden spikes award"... given to the top anateur player in the country vaughn led the pac-12 with a .402 batting average and finished second with 23 home runs and tied for third with 63 rbi.... and since he was only a sophomore he will be back next season this is a great local story... quarterback jack heneghan... a bay area native who went to menlo school in atherton... and made the 49ers offseason roster as an undrafted free agent... is helping the santa clara county library district with it's summer reading program... today he read to kids and also took them through some exercises... the some them through a

michael kinsley was a great cohost on the left, he was leaving crossfire. and listed the people they were interviewing and they were all the same old again. i literally made a cold call to rick davis, executive producer of crossfire and said hey, there is some wisdom west of the potomac, and maybe it's just a different kind of voice and rick said, our put you in the next of -- >> host: of tryouts try to write. >> host: do remember what the first was when you auditioning basically? >> guest: i do. i was on with bob novak, and our guest, i believe it was only one guest, which is unusual. usually there were two but i know i guess that i was hoping was then senator don nickles. >> host: oklahoma? >> guest: from oklahoma. the issue was tax policy, tax cuts. not my long suit, right? but i really boned up for that. by the way, this was is gravy. >> host: he lived and died tax cuts. >> guest: so i remember after, and at the end of the show we had, we used to call it they get yap -- yip yap. it was max, min and have, real quick, that you go back and forth. one last little shot. and then we just night from the left, from the right. i remember novak turned to me and said, so, what i want to