miss ly? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> thank you miss mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. maufas? >> aye. >> miss norton? >> yes. >> miss wynns? >> aye. >> president yee? >> aye. >> seven aye. item m discussion of other educational issues. none. item n, consent calendars resolutions. item o, vote on consent calendar moved and seconded under section f. roll call, please. >> thank you. miss ly? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> i am taking the roll call on the consent calendar. >> miss mendoza? >> yes, except for k4. >> you are voting what on k4? >> i abstain. >> miss mendoza? >> yes except on k3, 5 and 6 or actually 5 got pulled. on 3 and 6, because they are retroactive. >> thank you. dr. murase? >> yes, point of information, so the personnel item was receive sered severed, correct? >> yes. >> the first item is f9 severed correct? okay, f13. i think commissioner maufas, you severed that? >> i did. we received courtesy of uesf president. are we in the midst of litigation and should we be discussing this item a

do i have your attention, miss studley? moving along, the emails that miss herrick identified are presumptively public records. and so mr. st. croix has to identify any particular exemption that you may now be attempting to rely on. there is nothing in the charter as miss herrick admits that exempts those emails. they are emails. they are not part of the investigative file. second, the non-internal emails, which miss herrick wrongly claims are confidential under section f1.110b are not, in fact, covered by that section. although she underlined the operative description of the confidential documents, the word "communications" or any word that would describe an email is missing. under the constitutional requirements for public access, these statutes must be read narrowly. thus, the description of what is confidential can't be expanded to cover communications; which are a completely animal in the investigative file, which was the subject of my complaint. those should also be disclosable, unless otherwise exempt and once an inv

miss pl y? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. murase? >> aye. >> miss norton? >> yes. >> miss wynns? >> aye. >> mr. yee? >> aye. >> six ayes. >> thank you. moving on to item q, i believe. superintendent's proposal, first reading. this is for 1212-11sp1 adoption of the board policy bp6020, parental involvement to conform with the current law and the findings of an april, 2012 federal program monitoring audit. is there a motion and second? >> so moved. >> second. >> this has already gone through committee. it is held over for the action in january of 2013. january, 2013 meeting. item r, board members' proposal, firs reading. this is for creating an equitable pathway to community contracting and hiring. co-authored by myself and commissioner fewer. is there a motion and second? >> moved. >> second. >> and it will be referred to buildings, grounds, services committee. >> to personnel? should it go to the budget committee? >> my recommendation as commissioners have read the proposal, that it talks about -- i think buildings and grounds defini

to release the documents as redacted by miss herrick. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? hearing none, that motion passes and the record should be produced as redacted. as a result of having produced -- agreed to produces the record as redacted, i think we should address the issue of whether the failure to release these documents was a willful violation of the sunshine ordinance. i think i have given my view that in light of the effort we made to review all of these documents, the discussion we had and arguments we heard with respect to this file and these records, that i certainly don't see willfulness here myself. i will open it up to my fellow commissioners to share whatever views that they have on the matter and we'll take public comment and go from there. >> i agree, i don't find a willful violation given the amount of time we had to spend in analyzing the issue ourselves. it was borderline, i think. >> i would be interested in hearing public comment first. >> public comment on this item. >> commissioner hur, i know you just want me to go away qui

miss julie, listen to me. christine has gone to bed now. - would you listen to me? - kiss my hand first. - listen to me. - kiss my hand first. okay. joking or serious? the now "kiss my hand" again, you know, seem such a destructive, you know-- - that's right. --thing that she does. you know, just to go back into it. and it's--it's in bits like that and a bit like where he orders her to come out for the lilac. that i think--you know, i think of her with an accent, you know? where she reverts into almost a parody of her own social position. oh, do you think it's like that? now, well, it's not. it's not that she's making a social position. it's just her escape from the closeness of the situation. oh, oh. i'm seeing it as flirty--as a distinctly flirtatious thing. now kiss my hand. yes. i mean, kiss my hand for helping you. well, it's-- i mean, but maybe it's not, maybe-- well, it's both, isn't it? it's sort of playing dangerous-- yes, but i mean-- it's playing dangerous games and hiding behind-- kiss my hand. it'

the high stakes drama behind the scenes at the miss america competition. >>> and cyndi lauper unplugged "girls just wanna have fun" rebels, to busy working mom. cyndi lauper on staying edgy while parenting a teenager. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with terry moran. >> hello, i'm terry moran. glad you're with us tonight. well, love 'em or hate 'em, the calorie counts seen on many restaurant menus across the country will soon be going national thanks to a federal law. one of the latest weapons in the war on obesity. they're there to help americans pick healthy choices while dining out. but does all that menu math really add up, or could you be packing in more calories than you bargained for? abc's jim avila has the straight skinny. >> reporter: they are supposed to help america's obesity problem. calorie counts boldly displayed on restaurant menus. >> that's kind of important to have that visibility in what you're eating. >> reporter: two states in nine counties require them today, and by the middle of this year, a federal law is expected to force chain restaurants, convenie

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miss montana, right? >> yes. >>> looking for the latest on the mysterious death of a lottery winner, poisoned just after hitting the big jackpot. there's no official suspect. but now, there is a move to re-examine the body as a battle over his estate rages on. abc's alex perez has all of the details from chicago. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. in just a few hours, investigators will be asking a judge to exhume urooj khan's body, hoping to get some answers from the grave. this morning, the mystery over who may have poisoned urooj khan is growing deeper. his widow, still working at the couple's dry cleaning business, declined to speak to abc news. on camera about the investigation. police are not calling her a suspect. but her attorney says investigators questioned her for more than four hours and filed a warrant to search the couple's home. >> absolutely, positively, she had nothing to do with her husband's death. >> reporter: khan won a million-dollar lottery jackpot in july.

tonight's miss america pageant.ll tell you about the unusual talent. >> is that lara doing that? >> that's not lara. lara could be a contestant. one contestant is paying tribute to her mother, and following through on an emotional health decision after the pageant. >> a decision that could help saving her life. >>> and check this out. the basketball shot heard around the internet. underhanded, behind the back, no-look and in. bianna says we should refer to this as redonculous. >>> first, the latest on the mysterious death of a lottery winner in illinois, poisoned just after hitting the jackpot. a judge has now granted authorities permission to exhume his body next week. alex perez spoke to family members on both sides in this bitter battle over his estate. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. urooj khan's family has spent the last few months looking into what happened to him. they are hoping the decision to exhume his body will get them answers. for the first time, urooj khan's family is speaking a

it does miss the northeast. and that's fairly good news for -- as that cold air moves across the country. but also look at this. three tornadoes through louisiana. this video, these pictures coming out of -- we had a couple of them. both of them ef-1. one near plaquemines hasn't been measure yet, in southern louisiana. the unusual weather pattern we're in right now has warm air and cold air still on the map, this time of year. every time we get that interaction, we're getting storms like we have in louisiana. we'll talk about all of america's weather when we come back in just a minute. amy? >> all right, sam. with his sweater in vegas. >>> let's get to the other top stories. and dan harris, in for josh this morning. good morning, dan. >> good morning, everybody. the massive search for a missing teenager in utah has come to an end. and it's a happy ending. overnight, police found brooklyn gettens at a walmart, unharmed. her shoes, glasses and jacket had been left behind. 1,000 volunteers joined in the search last

miss jean baptiste. >> good afternoon chairman and members of the board. i also am really honored to be part of the team here. i was just thrilled to be returning to the mta. when i was here ten years ago, it was a smaller organization, still very large, but a larger organization. what i have been struck by in last month that i have been back is the sheer breadth and scope of the work that we do and the services that we deliver on a day to day basis is very impressive. i have also been very impressed with the talent and quality of the staff at the agency and the level of the commitment that people show to achieving our goals and look forward to working with all of you. >> thank you. mr. yee, saving the best for last, the peninsula corridor joint power boards that owns and operates caltrains unanimously elected our beloved chairman tom nolan as their vice-chair. many of you may not know that chairman nolan was the founding chairman of the joint powers board and was instrumental in the acquisition of caltrain. >> thank you very much. i like to win an electio

how you throw a microphone, i'm going to miss the energic debates we remember with chris fail 83 and last few years with david campos and most of all, i'm going to miss working a six -years-old man trapped in a 36 -years-old body. and i know there will be many other comments that will be made along those lines but sean in all seriousness we are all going to miss you and with that, i know that there are many other colleagues that have other thing to say although i'm wondering if we should sprferl farrell, no? who wants to go next? supervisor farrell owe supervisor wiener. you go first farrell. >> so, this is a hard one i always -- i quickly learned after coming on to the board that i was going to dread the day that sean elsburnd was no longer a colleague and you thought i was going to start with something isn't that correcty. i'm starting with something nice. and this is a very you know a very saturday i know for me and a lot of people and i think we all know being in a position and particularly when you are running from scratch, when you start trying to generate support and something

i'm going to miss that, ken. i'm sure we will get someone else, but you are definitely in my heart. >> ken, what can i say? everybody has already said it, but it's been a pleasure knowing and working with you. you will be missed and i hope we continue to see you in one capacity or another. so thank you for everything that you have done, and for -- you know your help to the council and when i needed assistance. so i thank you for everything and i wish you luck. >> this is carla. i have spoken privately with ken about this, but i think it's just very important to say these words publicly. that ken has really been the loving heart and the compassionate soul of the mayor's office on disability and the independent living movement in the bay area. he has such an amazing connection to so many people that help us to do the work that we do everyday. he has the institutional knowledge and he has that habit, that sometimes is a little hard to take, but he is always reminding me of how to do the right thing. and i have just

miss america is... miss new york. >> how about that, 23-year-old mallory, why are they always surprised? it's a 50/50 chance. "fox & friends" sunday morning the first hour starts right now. ♪ >> good morning, everybody, thanks so much for joining us, great to be here with tucker carlson, mike jerrick. >> tucker: hi, ali. >> good morning. >> tucker: why is the look always. >> alisyn: what jo the miss america, it's patented. >> alisyn: is it always the person on the right side who wins? the stage manager is in charge, i think. >> alisyn: and we'll give you more on that, but first the headlines and tell you exactly what's happening at this hour, overnight egyptian president mubarak getting a second chaps chance the at freedom. a court has given up the-- the no date has been set for the retrial. the government wants to help people get vaccinated, temporarily banning pharmacies from vaccinating people under the age 18. and now they'll give shots to kids six months and older. but with the levels and vaccinati

. >> congratulations and welcome, miss su. >> thank you. well, mr. chairman and members of the board, it's wonderful to have the opportunity to return to the city of my birth. san francisco. after 25 years of being away on the east coast. and i am truly honored to have this opportunity to return and serve the people of san francisco by serving in the role of communications director at sfmta. so i'm looking forward to working with you and the sfmta staff and the people of this great city to ensure that we have great and wonderful choices available to all people here. >> thank yous miss su and welcome. glad you are here. miss jean baptiste. >> good afternoon chairman and members of the board. i also am really honored to be part of the team here. i was just thrilled to be returning to the mta. when i was here ten years ago, it was a smaller organization, still very large, but a larger organization. what i have been struck by in last month that i have been back is the sheer breadth and scope of the work that we do and the services that we deliver on a da

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but 23-year-old mallory hytes hagen was crowned miss america.r veneers fall out she will be replaced by miss south carolina. miss new york tap danced during the talent portion of the show. people used to think this was entertaining before we had iphones. if i was in the pageant my miss america talent would be puncturing a hole in the capri sun pouch on the very first try. the trickiest part -- it's a thing of beauty. the trickiest part of the pageant is the q & a and they train for this. "20/20" ran a special on saturday night and we had a glimpse with miss california. >> not understanding the question is the worst fear. >> as we saw when we popped in on miss california during a mock interview session. >> what is your feelings on euthanasia becoming realized. >> that's one thing i'm not very educated on. i need to look up on exactly what that means. >> okay. >> but i know it's a vaccine, correct? >> jimmy: correct. now put this bikini on and let's see your teeth. at least she didn't say that the youth in asia loved the gangnam style. each contes

. >> miss lee? >> yes. >> miss wong? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss murase? >> yes. >> miss mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. murase? >> yes. >> miss norton. >> mr. yee. >> seven ayes. >> i would like to bring up laura, who is going to be traveling to bangladesh and is the project coordinator on this and also amy, who is here based here in san francisco. and i would also like to ask the students to come up and join them. they have four days before they leave for bangladesh. they leave saturday morning to washington, d.c. to meet their other colleagues, 30 other students out of the 120 that applied. and they will go from d.c. to -- you guys are flying into -- to dubai and om

threats as he fwheent a slump this season z missed 13 field goal this season, comparing to eight missedwhen he earned all pro honors. he revealed he had hernia surgery following 2011 season. >> in moron hill today in the south bay, families of missing or murdered children announce new tools are available when children go missing. polly claus of petta luma. she ki died at age 10. david louie joins us live with more. >> tech nlg has a way of advancing to meet special needs, extending to finding missing children and protecting them from predators. in the case of sierra lamar, investigators hoped her cell phone might provide a trail, bread krumz, if you will wh. discovered two days later it didn't help. >> that is the achilles he'll of the child lok indicator gps technologies that exist in the marketplace today. >> it inpired engineers to protect and locate missing kids. markfff3z klaus and his foundatn put a stamp of approval on a suite of ideas. this wrist watch is a gps tracker and cell phone on a bracelet locking on to a wrist to prevent loss or removeal. calls restricted to parents or

. >> miss lee? >> yes. >> miss wong? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss murase? >> yes. >> miss mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. murase? >> yes. >> miss norton. >> mr. yee. >> seven ayes. >> i would like to bring up laura, who is going to be traveling to bangladesh and is the project coordinator on this and also amy, who is here based here in san francisco. and i would also like to ask the students to come up and join them. they have four days before they leave for bangladesh. they leave saturday morning to washington, d.c. to meet their other colleagues, 30 other students out of the 120 that applied. and they will go from d.c. to -- you guys are flying into -- to dubai and from dubai into dhaka. and they will spend four weeks in bangladesh, two weeks with a host family. a week in the man groves in the forest on a boat and a week doing service learning. congratulations. dana, or laura, if you would like to come up and say a little something. >> hi. i am the international program manager at world savvy. i was introduced to this organization because my roommate several year

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>> no, i think we were in the same hotel lobby one night, missed each other by about ten minutes. >> what would you have said? >> i would have walked up to him and said good luck with everything. sorry about that and see you on campus. i think that's what i would have done, you know? the fantasy is walking up and dropping him, but that's not who i am. i'm not a violent guy. >> do you harbor resentment? >> i wish he would acknowledge at some point that he had a hand in it. he did put out a statement. the timing was perfect for him, actually because nothing is organic. it's always a little manufactured. it was right before we were going to debut, and he put out this mea culpa, and it was hard to move on. i felt good about that, but it was on the eve of us about to get all this bitching attention. >> do you miss it? >> there are parts i miss because when i look back at the pilot of two and a half, it was an absolute gem. an absolute gem. i almost agreed to do that show base on his enthusiasm and his track record without seeing a script. i said to him, i said, what are you going to call

from alabama, miss covered bridge. from ohio, miss falling timbers.ry sunshine. we learn that all of these women struggle in different ways, including financially. for some, miss america is a story of haves and have-nots. south carolina is considered a pageant state because there's big funding and big resources. >> obviously, way too big for just me. >> reporter: for her year as south carolina, ali is put up in a gorgeous apartment. she's given a wardrobe and a car. >> i realize that not every girl gets a car sponsor. >> we don't have a fuel sponsor, a car sponsor. a wardrobe sponsor. >> reporter: miss wyoming struggles with the money to finance her journey. today, lexie is ready to bring in some cash with a fund-raiser in her hometown. >> let's see if i can get it straight. >> reporter: the journey leading up to miss america, is a transformation for all of these women. emotionally, physically. and in some cases, the changes are even more profound. miss district of columbia, allyn rose, will have her breasts removed after the pageant. a double mastect

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i don't even miss dessert.slimful and a glass of water... eating less is a beautiful thing. >>> hollywood is getting ready for its biggest party of the year. the golden globes. after hosting the show for three years straight, british comedian ricky gervais is out and bffs tina fey and amy poehler are in. michelle has a preview. >> it will be splendid. filled with surprises. slightly ghetto, drunken. >> golden globes hosts tina fey and amy poehler aren't just hosting an awards show, they're emceeing hollywood's biggest party of the year. just ask anyone who attended in the past. >> when i was there, people were having a pretty damn good time. >> i went last year with all the ladies from "the help." we drank a lot of champagne. >> maybe the golden globes, people want everyone drunk for some reason. >> it becomes a party to be able to celebrate how hard it is to survive in this business. >> surviving in the business is one thing, being recognized for your work is another. awards are actually handed out to some of

her car came back a piece missing. >> the shop claimed it was missing when she brought the car n shesays it's not true and taking your car in for repairs shouldn't mean losing pieces of it. >> judy is meticulous about maintaining her 2003 lexus, take being it to the shop for slight problem autos visor was loose. >> it was owned by judy's mom, they've kept every record in 10 years that is why it's perplexing the car came back with a missing part. >> this is significant piece missing off the back of the car. >> judy had taken the car to lexus of concord with a list of minor problems including a rattling noise. the technician told her they had to tighten the roof rack. >> they must have taken off the back end. i came back, it -- a piece was missing. >> she asked where the piece was. >> she said they'd look in the car wash. they said it wasn't there. >> lexus told her it was missing when she drove into the center. >> there is no way. i take good care of the car. >> judy's mom followed judy to drop off the car. >> absolutely positive that that part was not missing it would have been so ob

miss. a7. hit. d9. miss. b6. hit. shawn... what? [shawn and gus struggling] hey! hey! hey, hey, hey! knock it off. knock it off. what the heck is going on here? mr. spencer, shawn's been cheating. have not! are too! you hit my ships every time. both of you, on your feet, now. best friends do not accuse each other of cheating. best friends do not resort to fighting every time they have an argument. you both know that i have a partner on the force, right? yes, sir. yes, sir. well, we couldn't do our job if we didn't trust each other completely. there are rules to a partnership, and they are the same rules for a friendship, even battleship. but those rules don't work without what? trust, sir. trust, sir. that's right. shawn! over here, now. why aren't there any of your ships on the board? i knew it! cheating. you're grounded. but dad! and... for the next two months, you are going to play with one less piece. but that's not fair! exactly, shawn. now you know what it feels like. shawn, i can't just give you a case because gus is out of town this weekend and you're lonely. f

miss cooks was very hurt that she didn't say a thing and just packed her stuff and called miss nancy and asked for a sub for her class so she could leave we are shocked that our principal would act like that, especially in front of the whole class and we felt very, very sad and mad that our teacher left. we are not forced to write this letter. we wrote this because we love and care about miss cooks. this is from a group of students who wrote this. and you know -- you all know that there is a problem at mlk. why don't you do something? the naacp is there, why don't you pay a security guard instead of the naacp? what amount of money are they getting? that is not the purpose of the naacp and amos brown. why don't you do something? like i said before, why don't you do the right thing over this christmas holiday? remember jesus is the reason for the season and think about how you want your children? that is all you have to do -- how would you like it to your daughter or son came home and say the principal sat on me today? i wouldn't like it very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> that i