over the past couple of months, the school has been working with mike davis, kevin truitt and gene robertson to ensure that the concerns that came out of both the business and budget services committee, and the curriculum and program committee have been addressed. during this time we reviewed our volunteer policy, our suspension and expulsion policy, our partnership with sfusd for your services, and i were supports and practices for english language learners. looking at these concerns through an equitable lens, and with sfusd's continued and ongoing support, we updated the sections to ensure that we receive sfusd staff recommendations of approval of the charter for the next five years. and lastly, i would like to thank the board and the district for holding us accountable and partnering with us for the past 25 years, but we also have room to grow and approve. we are committed to doing the work and i look forward to continuing the partnership over the next five years. thank you. [applause]. >> hello, thank you for letting me speak with you this mean -- this evening. i am a proud current paren

as we can appoint folks, we can have folks supporting mike davis who reviews some of the charters coming up. thanks. >> president cook: section c, consent calendar. can i have a motion and second on the consent calendar? >> moved. >> second. >> president cook: we do have public comment on the consent calendar, so when you hear your name called, you can please make it right to the podium. you'll have two minutes. nick chandler, joanna lopez, david sewell, and saul hidalgo. >> my name's nick chandler, and i'm the counselor for horace mann. this is the first time i can honestly say that i've been able to partner with our organizations to address the housing needs that our students have. you know that kids that sleep in a car do not show up ready to take part in classes. these basic needs, the barriers to learning are at the center of our immediate work. we identify a community school, and that means partnering to address the basic needs of all of our families, so we launched one this year, opened one our jails to house families facing this imminent need. what we've seen is we started out wi

as we can appoint folks, we can have folks supporting mike davis who reviews some of the charters coming up. thanks. >> president cook: section c, consent calendar. can i have a motion and second on the consent calendar? >> moved. >> second. >> president cook: we do have public comment on the consent calendar, so when you hear your name called, you can please make it right to the podium. you'll have two minutes. nick chandler, joanna lopez, david sewell, and saul hidalgo. >> my name's nick chandler, and i'm the counselor for horace mann. this is the first time i can honestly say that i've been able to partner with our organizations to address the housing needs that our students

. >> my name is mike davies.ife rosie and i are the owners of the property that is most affected by this project. it is directly next door and impacts both our building and our tenants. we have been involved in the project since it was first proposed and we have objected to it since then. the proposed addition will permanently block light and air flow to the kitchens of three units. the blocked windows are south facing and would provide both warmth and light to the units. we have asked that this addition and before these windows rather than covering them, and when we were told that it was allowed to cover the windows, we asked that the light would be expanded. the city gave the owners a range of sizes for the light well, but they chose the smallest possible size. the small size of the light well will make maintenance of the structure and windows difficult or almost impossible. should the project be approved despite our objections, we request a maintenance agreement for the blocked out areas be included on the app

the break was before the colombian took advantage of some comical mike's defending to seal his hat trick four minutes later. alfonso davis rounded off the road on seventy minutes above six no and another shot in the arm for by and school difference. they might be looking second rate in europe but by on a still a cut above domestically and once again there but the top of been does lee go. beyond what. six goals it's easy to say and easy to think perhaps that their title defense is on track michelle now it was an odd week for them because of course they were lock knocked out of the champions league but why do you think they've actually struggled in europe considering we've just seen that result there. maybe there was an oppression too much on the persia but in the end of today a little was that a score more goals and yeah you can see maybe it's about the money they spend more money in england and in germany and as the waiting for just money but they're in and off today it's it's a good thing for live up a little or explicitly following with the really not a good thing of course for the bundesliga german clubs and yanick it

the first...1- nothing oakland...starting pitcher mike fiers would give up a grand slam in the third so seattle took the lead...5-2 seattle...khris davis hits a two-run homer...one of the highlights though, a homecoming for ichiro suzuki...an for ichiro suzuki...an incredible career, possibly his last season...gets a standing ovation...and in the end the a's couldn't keep up with the mariners bats...9-7 seattle the final score...game two for you night owls, starts at 2:30 this morning. after a couple early games, march madness is getting going in earnest...and st. mary's is in connecticut for their big dance date with reigning champions and 6-seed villanova...the game tips off at tomorrow at 4:20 pacific. st mary's owns a 2-1 lead in the all-time series, but it's been nearly a decade since these two teams last saw action together, with the gaels beating the wildcats in round two back in 2010...and this year's squad knows tomorrow's matchup will probably look a little bit different. "it's really cool, there's a lot of hype around it but we just have to make sure we lock in on the task at hand and not focus on all the hype,

mike was excellent. went six shut-out innings and matt chapman having something to do with the defense. mr.platinum. crush davis, his second home run of the season. they played real stuff in japan last week. second decker. less than 2 1/2 hours, a's polishing things off 4-0. it's opening day. you can't pile on the giants this early. i've been watching the giants 53 years, i've never seen a roster complied like this. i don't know how they score runs and they didn't today. bruce bochy will ride off into the sunset after this. manny machado made his debut as a padre. bumgarner took care of machado. nine strikeouts for bumgarner. he made a mistake here. wil myers to break up the scoreless game. giants had 5 hits. here's the closest to a extra base hit. longoria meet the arm of wil myers. that was it. giants lose 2-0 to the padres. but it's early. wow is what you can say about the sharks. what's happening to a team that looked like they would rage into the postseason. the winning streak is over. how can you disappoint a face like that. 7straight losses. 5in a row at home. down 3-0 in the first 11 minutes. justs to b

mike fires made up for a rough outing in japan. he is a gold glover and starts the double play. they six shutout innings. how about chris davis? second home run of the season with the 6th. the second deck, the a's waited 4-0. they improve to 1-2 on the season. hitting seven and struck out nine. he had his number and goes 2-2 with a pair of rbis. that's a solo shot and made it 1-0. he gives zero run support. the closest they came with two outs. evan longoria throws him out in the eighth. 2-0 the final. bruce bochy said there is going to be lineup changes for tomorrow's game. the sharks are trying to find their bite after winning six straight and now lost a season high in a row. san jose taking the ice for the black hawks and for the hockey players, nyquist hits his face on the ice and would score a few minutes later. the hawks led it 3-2. san jose down 3-0 and under four minutes left in the second, they tie it. the goal and it's 4-4. chicago answers two minutes later. the redirect from the pass and the hawks beat the sharks, the,e longest losing streak in three years. john stockton and taking on florida state. with the one. how

the first...1- nothing oakland...starting pitcher mike fiers would give up a grand slam in the third so seattle took the lead...5-2 seattle...khris daviswo-run homer...one of the highlights though, a homecoming for ichiro suzuki...an incredible career, possibly his last season...gets a standing ovation...and in the end the a's couldn't keep up with the mariners' bats...9-7 seattle the final score...game two for you night owls, starts at 2:30 this morning. after a couple early games, march madness is getting going in earnest...and st. mary's is in connecticut for their big dance date with reigning champions and 6-seed villanova...the game tips off at tomorrow at 4:20 pacific. st mary's owns a 2-1 lead in the all-time series, but it's been nearly a decade since these two teams last saw action together, with the gaels beating the wildcats in round two back in 2010...and this year's squad knows tomorrow's matchup will probably look a little bit different. "it's really cool, there's a lot of hype around it but we just have to make sure we lock in on the task at hand and not focus on all the hype, just go out there and play bask

mike trout. the angels win last night 6-2. a nice start for oakland. chris davisun barrage from last year. rushing out another here in the sixth. third of the year. oakland a's or of. looking good. 2-0 after six. but oakland runs out of gas giving up six runs in the eighth. mike trout with us two run double. trout had a couple of hits, two rbis. final was 6-2. >>> about the giants at san diego. kinsler getting his first homer. and a padre uniform. 3rd inning solo bomb. powder is go up 3-0. did not need anything else. giants held scoreless and 17 plus innings in the first two games. finally got on the board when evan longoria hit this homerun. only sixth sense for the giants as they fall for the second straight day and san diego, for- -- 4-1. >>> one of our favorite films of all time in the news industry. talking anchorman, the legend of ron burgundy coming to life last night during the giants game. the padres unveiled this race involving four characters from the beloved movie franchise. they ran along the warning track in the outfield and it was a race to the fini

the first...1- nothing oakland...starting pitcher mike fiers would give up a grand slam in the third so seattle took the lead...5 seattle...khris davis..one of the highlights though, a the highlights though, a homecoming for ichiro suzuki...an incredible career, possibly his last season...gets a standing ovation...and in the end the a's couldn't keep up with the mariners' bats...9-7 seattle the final score...game two for you night owls, starts at 2:30 this morning. after a couple early games, march madness is getting going in earnest...and st. mary's is in connecticut for their big dance date with reigning champions and 6-seed villanova...the game tips off at tomorrow at 4:20 pacific. st mary's owns a 2-1 lead in the all-time series, but it's been nearly a decade since these two teams last saw action together, with the gaels beating the wildcats in round two back in 2010...and this year's squad knows tomorrow's matchup will probably look a little bit different. "it's really cool, there's a lot of hype around it but we just have to make sure we lock in on the task at hand and not focus on all the hype, just go out there a

first...1- nothing oakland...starting pitcher mike fiers would give up a grand slam in the third so seattle took the lead...a's trying to battle back...khris davisun homer...that made it a one-run game...but it would be seattle's day...and one of the highlights a homecoming for longtime mariner ichiro suzuki...an incredible career, possibly his last season...gets a standing ovation...all told the a's couldn't keep up with the mariners' bats...9-7 seattle the final score...game two for you night owls, starts at 2:30 this morning. bruce bochy and the giants still in exhibition mode... taking on the cleveland indians in scottsdale, arizona bottom 2nd... brandon belt... takes one down the right field line and out for a solo home run... his third of the spring... 1-0 giants drew pomeranz... just rolling along... 5 no-hit innings... indices this 6-4-3 double play to end the 4th inning... 4th inning... buster posey doubles into the left-centerfield gap... steven duggar scores... 7-0 giants... it was part of a 5-run 4th inning final score... 13- nothing san francisco. after a couple early games, first round ncaa tournament action starts tomorrow...and s

mike fiers made up for his first outing in japan. this is why chapman is a gold glover. starts the double play. tosses six shut-out innings. khris davis caps off the day with his second home run of the season. this one in the sixth. check it out. crushed it, second deck. the a's win in a shut-out, 4-0. they improve to 1-2 on the season. >>> hey, do you remember this from last season? before a game, khris davis met anthony slocumb. he is from make a wish. the young man asked for an autograph, and davis said hey, i want yours. so with a newly signed jersey, davis went out and hit a home run. young anthony was back at the ballpark today, wearing that jersey, and davis gave him a bat and even got an autograph from rickey henderson. so the kid is good luck. davis hit another home run today. so someone needs to give that kid season tickets. >>> down in san diego, giants and padres. manny machado worth $300 million making his padres debut. yeah, this game two hours and 18 minutes. machado making about 241 grand in that time. 0 for 2. mad bum pitched 7 innings and struck out 9, but one man got the better of him. this one wil myers. it was 2 f

talked to mike he >> the wall street journal reporting michael cohen may have lied to congress again last week. he testified he never asked donald trump for a pardon but lanny davis is quoted as saying in the month after the fbi raid last year he did indeed try to get a pardon. is there an emergency at the southern border or not? trump administration officials released new numbers about tens of thousands of illegal immigrants flooding the border each month. the dhs secretary found itself on the hot seat on capitol hill. mike emanuel was there. >> this is not a manufactured crisis, this is truly an emergency. >> reporter: kirsten nielsen headlined the house. after customs and border protection call the situation at the southern border at a breaking point. 76,000 migrants illegally crossed in february at 11 year high. more than 300% increase the number of family units are rented compared to the same time. go last fiscal year. 70 large groups of 100 or more people so far this year totaling 12,069 people compared to 13 groups in 2018 and only two in 2017. >> is the secretary of homeland security i can no longer ensure you was coming into the country, that is a direct

possibility of a presidential pardon trump's new lawyer lanny davis said quote prior to michael co-ens definition to defense group july 2, 2018 miken to the ongoing dang beginning of a trump pardon. during that time period he directed his attorney to explore possibilities of a pardon. this morning the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani is pushing back on that statement pointing to what he described as more inconsistencies in cohen's testimony. there are also new questions this morning about contact between congressman adam schiff's staff and cohen sources tell fox news there were at least four meetings totaling 12 hours before last week's public hearing from cohen and the house republican is now questioning whether so-called logistical planning for the hearing really crossed the line into coaching cohen, bill. >> bill: thank you, catherine. >> sandra: thanks, catherine. let's bring in our a team marc lotter trump 2020 director of communications. richard fowler fox news contributor and david drucker senior political correspondent for "the washington examiner" our a-team this morning. welcome. >> good to see you, gentlemen. >> sandra

davis hit a towering drive. the game was tied at six and because it was exhibition they all said the tie is nice and let's go home. the a's play on wednesday get seattle. mikee mound for the a's. against the mariners marco gonzalez. >>> here are some things to check out. new rater receiver antonio brown is doing bonding with some new quarterback. a birthday party in fresno for derek carr's sunk. a little obstacle course raising for his younger brother. this is not something he will have to do in the santa rosa training camp. >> his brother is beating him too. >> it was at fresno state. >>> exhibition baseball at arizona. javier lopez takes of trying to still second but a slick maneuver bye-bye is. that is what you call a slighted and. see you in half an hour. >> we will be here. thank you, joe.>>> next at 11:00, a simple repair job that was expected to take weeks will not take months. caltrans says work toto take longer but they insist that the bridge is safe. maintenance work on the richmond san raphael bridge went from a place to one expansion joint to 30 and now 60. hello again, everyone. >> late update tonight on caltrans on bridge repair work after las

mike. looking at the roads today, we've got a shot in oakland. this is 880 at 66 around oracle arena. northbound and southbound 880 looking good through the stretch. we have a crash reported at davis and another one just buff get to a-street. it gets heavier as you get further down. but through oakland, anyway, it's looking okay. taking you out to tracy, we're still heavy westbound 205. about nine miles per hour. 11 miles per hour once you make it to 580. i have not gotten many new details on the crash on north flynn road. that's where it stops and turns to green after that. looks like some folks are slowing down to take a look at that. then a look at that situation, southbound 880 before a-street. we have one lane blocked there. you are stop and go from state route 238. we'll look at drive times coming up. >>> san francisco is moving ahead with plans to close more than two miles of market street to private vehicles. the better market street project will restrict cars, including rideshare vehicles, between octavia boulevard and the embarcadero. buses, taxis and others would be exempt. the chronicle reports that the planning department released a draft environmental impact report.

mike nicco. we start off with sunshine and we end up with sunshine and temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60s. it just gets warmer from here >> this weather report is sponsored by pronamel. hope davisng to be dragged up into the sky and swirled around in the storm. >> i think we were all worried. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> of course you're on the show "for the people" which has a new season out. >> yep. >> you play a public defender. >> i play the federal public defender of new york for the southern district. >> so you're kind of on the opposite side of paul giamatti's character. >> that's right. we're getting those guys. >> representing the folks who can't really afford a defense attorney. >> right, right. >> what's that like? >> being in charge, being the boss. >> yeah. >> it's good. i tell my husband and children, do what i tell you and everything is going to be fine. i like to boss people around at this point. yeah. feels good. i like when women are in charge. >> we all like that and, you know, listen, there's no question who -- >> it's time. it's time. >> no question who is in charge in my house and been that way since the dinning. >> that's how it should be.

lanny davis michael cohen's attorney confirming to fox news this morning that cohen met with democratic staff four times in new york 10 hours ahead of that testimony last week. ohio congressman mikeg saying. this today michael cohen's attorney confirmed that democratic staff traveled on taxpayers' dime four times to new york and met with a convicted felon to prepare him for his congressional appearances. alan dershowitz harvard law professor emeritus author of the book the democratic house impeaching trump joins us now. professor, thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> sandra: what can you tell us about the legality of what may or may not have happened here about what we know so far? >> well certainly it's perfectly lawful for democratic staffs to travel to prepare a witness. that happens every day. i don't know what the fuss is about that. it really depends on what the nature of the preparation was, obviously. no lawyers is a loued to encourage a client to exaggerate a story. if they are just preparing them it sounds like me it's a way exaggeration it's on the dime of the government to paying for a couple of train fes to prepare a witness doesn't sound to me like anything