miss gong, miss ballard and mr. buell all responded and miss gong responded for the department. >> i do think that miss gong's response was lated. >> yeah. >> and thing that she knew the deadline but she responded late because she was waiting for others that were not on the list. >> late is the eastist of the questions but i agree with you. >> then there is the or was there an obligation to keep in the first place? i too was surprised that she keeps nothing and i'm would have to look at categories one through three, but, i think that it might be hard to say as au said, hard to satisfy the policy about other materials unless that statement is over broadened and there are other ways that the thing is that are official records are kept properly. then there is the separate question of what items if erased go into it? mr. buell's was on a private e-mail and even if while it exists it is a city record. and i don't know i do not know the law on that. but, even if it he were, when he deletes it, it isn't, or if he can't fin

>> miss ly. >> yes. >> miss wong. >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> miss mendoza? >> aye. >> miss murase. >> aye. >> miss wynns? >> hao*i. >> mr. mendoza. >> aye. >> superintendent carranza. >> it is hard to believe that we are end of february already and i want to lend my personal praise and support to all of our communities, this week is parent teacher conference week at all of our schools and so i want to encourage you to schedule the time to talk with your child's teacher, and it is time to develop a relationship with your teachers and work for the betterment of our children. it is also physical awareness month and we want to encourage all of our schools to hold events and teach lessons that promote active living. i am very, very proud to say that i have been invited by roosevelt middle school to run the 5 k with them in may, which i will be doing and i'm training hard for that now. but, we do think that good nutrition and good physical activity is important to good learning. so we want to encourage you and for more information and activities visit the webite a

i cannot express how devoted miss coalman has been with our child. our child has been diagnosed with adhd, a disorder that hinders his ability to benefit from the education he receives at school. this condition requires patience and understand inging from teachers that work with him. i can't tell you how frustrating the past few years have been in maintaining -- when miss coleman was introduced to our child at the beginning of this school year she -- sorry -- she has been a god send. miss coalman is one of the main reasons -- i'm sorry -- why brandon has progressed remarkably well this year in such a short time brandon has gone from his combative and antisocial habits to an interactive outgoing third grader willing to attend mainstream classes. brandon spends majority of his -- the remarkable improvement brandon has med this year has given us so much hope for his future. we strongly believe this improvement has been a direct result of the dedicated efforts of his special education teacher, miss coalman. it saddens me to receive news that such a young

thank you. >>> when african-americans go missing, do they get as much media attention as missing whites talk with an expert who is working to shine a media spotlight on missing african-americans. matt's brakes didn't sound right... ...so i brought my car to mike at meineke... ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> when faups go missing you may not hear about it right away. that's the truth. the second grade teacher went missing two weeks ago. the search did not get huge media attention until just a few days ago. missing person cases involving white, especially white children often get massive amounts of national media coverage. why do missing african-americans get less attention? derek wilson, the co-founder and ceo of the black and missing foundation joins me from washington. why is that, derrica? >> a lot of times people like to associate missing children as run aways, so they're not given news coverage. when it comes to missing adults they like to classify them as some sort of

so, i think that you could further delineate between miss ballard and miss gong. and mr. buell on this. >> okay. well, in my view, i would think that my view is that miss gong's failure to comply was willful, it certainly would be non-willful as well. it would still be a violation in my view. with, mr. buell, i don't frankly don't see the violation, it appears to me that he searched and did not find the documents and i don't find the deleting of the documents that he had to be problematic even if that were relevant to our discussion. and at least as it relates to the sunshine violation. with miss ballard, it appears that they were alleging willful violations and so, but, again, i don't think that the failure to save the document is necessarily at issue in light of what the sunshine ordinance task force found. >> i would just caution the commission against you know, this matter. separate finding willful violations that is not what the ordinance or what your regulations specifically authorize, you do it is not how this issue was agendaized. >> chapter two, referals to the e

deer miss norton and the san francisco school board members. i am writing in regards to my daughter's fourth grade teacher. it has been brought to my attention that her position is in jeopardy, as is her position with the san francisco unified school district. i am involved parent volunteering at school as often as able. being self employed i have the flexibility to be in the classroom once or twice a week so i am able to monitor the education my children have been receiving. when sitting in her class i notice how she engages students. she is energetic and [inaudible]. these qualities we should look for in all educational professionals. it is unclear to me why someone of her ability will not be reelected to teach next year. she's the kind of teacher that students will remember when they look back at their education. please reconsider this decision as i am looking forward to having my son in her class. it is teachers like her that restore faith in the public school system. most sincerely, glenda [inaudible]. >> good evening president norton and

miss lee, my wong, mr. haney, miss mendoza, miss nor tan. item b. present to the board. >> thank you president norton. good evening. a few comments for tonight. or school site planning was held on march 2. it was very attended. i want to thank everyone that attended. this was an opportunity for everyone to learn about the district's goals moving forward and how to create a plan for how our sites will allocate and use their resources. if you were not able to attend this year's summit, we look forward to seeing you next year. in the meantime, we encourage parents to have a robust conversation about using resources aligned to budget priorities. we also urge you to look at the school's website where the powerpoint presentations talking about the district goals are also going to be posted. i believe they're already posted so we invite you to look there as well. as you know, march is nutrition awareness month. we focus on promoting our wellness policy and promoting nutrition education lessons in diabetes and heart disease. schools can promote healthier ea

>> miss ly. >> yes. >> miss wong. >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> miss mendoza? >> aye. >> miss murase. >> aye. >> miss wynns? >> hao*i. >> mr. mendoza. >> aye. >> superintendent carranza. >> it isar

so i understand that miss ballard and mr. buel and miss gong are here? miss gong is not here? >> who is going to speak? >> okay, mr. buell, please? >> five minutes. >> mr. gooding is satisfied. >> i will use much less, thank you very much. >> let me say, first, that i think that you have a communication from the city attorney which pleads my innocence in this case. but i want to put a little background, i was asked to look at my e-mails, and i did look and i responded, i think within 12 hours of being asked but i could not find the e-mails i was looking for. having said that, i wanted to find them. and i believe that they are part of the record. but to set the record straight, when i heard about this session of the common wealth club i have spoken with the club on a number of occasions, i hold them in high esteem and i saw the title of the event that was being planned, and i know that the panelist that are involved in this that put it forward. i have the utmost respect, particularly for katherine howard she is passionate about the golden gate park and i would not diminish her

two boys now without a mom. >> i miss you so much, katherine. we will miss you so much. good-bye, my love. >> and butch baker's daughter, jillian, standing with her brother, adam, read her father's day card. >> daddy, i love you more than you will ever know, i will carry the values, morals, ethics, and lessons you instilled in me early on. so thank you, daddy. and today, celebrate yourself. there's so much to love. love always, jill. >> a scholarship fund has been established in the fallen officer's names. you can donate to the city of santa cruz. we put a link on our website, cbssf.com. click on news and look for coverage on this story. >>> there was yet another shooting today. this time it was a man in san francisco's south beach neighborhood. he is expected to survive. this happened in front of an apartment building on bryant street just before 4:00 this afternoon. someone shot a passenger of a car. the driver then took off looking for help. eventually he wound up on market street. the wound ed man was taken to the hospital. motive for the shooting is not known and th

>> she said missing documents from write ups from reports. that's what they said in the order of determination and may or may not have been what you were told would come up at the meeting. >> right. i think those documents were located at the division and not part of her official personnel file in human resources. >> the thing that was confuse to go me was the order of determination was focused on letters and correspondence between management and e-mails, notes, my records from february 99' to august 10. i understand why that seems like personnel. the order itself talks about documents that appear to have been requested later. >> that sounds correct. >> okay. >> any other questions for miss -- alice or slooi a, any comments on this item? >> i'm not sure how procedurally this should work but she should be provided this in writing for documents she's trying to obtain which are personal to herself. >> is there a reason this can't be provided in writing? >> there is no reason. but when we are sitting down in the meeting with the individual and th

that's not so with miss halligan.in fact, i challenge the other side to give me one instance where they disagree with something that miss halligan stated as her own views as opposed to representing someone as a lawyer should. what's really going on here? what's going on is our colleagues want to keep the second most important court in the land, the d.c. circuit, vacant because right now there are four vacancies and the majority of those on the court have been appointees of republican presidents and, in fact, are very, very conservative. that's what's going on here. let's call it for what it is. this has nothing to do with miss halligan. this has to do with taking -- keeping a court that they care about from having someone who doesn't have those same very conservative views. she's a moderate, halligan. that bothers people on the other side and it bothers the hard right who use the d.c. circuit in their court cases to try and constrict government. and i would say this to my good colleagues. we have come to an agreement

we will miss you so much.goodgood-bye, my love. >> every day i'll carry the values, morals, ethics and lessons that you instilled on me early on. so thank you, daddy. and today celebrate yourself. there's so much to love. love always, jill. >> while thousands of cops were away at the memorial, some criminals saw an opportunity. just minutes after most of the region's law enforcement officers drove to san jose, three armed men robbed a bank at the west branch. witnesses told police the robbers pointed handguns, shoved employees and escaped with cash. >> people know that a lot of the officers will be over there honoring the fallen officers and it's just really disappointing. it's disgusting to me. >> several officers were at the services. a police sergeant said he had enough offices to investigate the robbery and cover the rest of the city. >>> busted at the airport. when you see what was inside this guy's luggage, you won't believe it. >>> why a politician in the bay area wants to put a tax on e-mail. people wi

puerto puertas en la televisiÓn si no la nueva mis nicaragua, hablÓ con ella y como se prepara con misscaragÜense. que tu padre era colombiana y su madre nicaragÜense. >> yo hice todas las le glas rea el certamen y soy nicaragÜense y nadie me lo puede quitar >> una gran expectativa se generÓ cuando la joven llego por haber sido reina de nuestra belleza latina. >> cuando llegÓ faltaba muy poco para enfrentarse al jurado y todas se vaolteaban y reflejan que tenÍan a una ganadora. >> destacado reportero de entretenimiento en nicaragua una de las candidata se interimida se retiro. >> ella misma nos dunijo que no querÍa seguir en la competencia porque ya tenÍa nombre y apellido. >> sin embargo, su talÓn de aquiles amenazÓ con arrebatarse el triunfo. >> ese dÍa no se me olvidarÁ jamÁs. >> ¿si serÍa elegida como miss nicaragua una causa que ayudarÍa con la limpieza? >> lo que le afectÓ cuando dijeron la corona se gana en nicaragua no en miami, que se vaya, entonces hubo un momento en que ella se cayÓ emocionalmente pero al mismo yo veÍa como agarraba fuerzas y decÍa tengo que ganar esa corona.

haney, miss [inaudible], miss mendoza, miss wynn, misnorton. six i's. >> i know there are probably a lot of people anxious to leave the room now. as you exit we will be continuing with our meeting. we are moving on to item g -- i mean, item j, request to speak regarding general matters. as i reminded the audience earlier, the cards that i have now, as i've called this item and the people who signed up to speak before today are the people who will speak. i am going to call your name. as i call your name, please ryan -- line up at the podium. you will have -- on the -- i believe most of the speakers are here because of the non reelect matter and teacher hey offs -- lay offs, so i'm going to allow a total of 20 minutes for this item so individual speakers will not have time to remark, but when the timer goes off at 20 minutes i will close public comment at that time. [inaudible] you will not be individually timed, but you will only have 20 minutes total. >> my name is lenny [inaudible]. as a fellow teacher i have seen her tirelessly and patiently

[laughter] >> i think that we will miss the fact that -- well, actually i'm not sure we'll all miss the fact that carmen rarely breaks with her modern colleagues, except on the critical issue of cat de-clawing. oh, you remember that. i think many of us will miss the fact that she has been so hard working that we were all surprised that today she didn't submit any new legislative proposals and at the last minute she asked me four tough questions about the ndaa which i appreciated. and i will just say for me, one thing i'm not going to miss as you leave is that no one is going to wonder after today if i have a sister on the board of supervisors. [laughter] >> but to just wrap it up, carmen, thank you for your service. you have been a tremendous colleague. we all look forward to working with you and serving with you as co-elected officials and we wish you all the very, very best. thank you. and with that, does anyone else have any words you'd like to say? supervisor farrell. >> thank you, president chiu. geez, carmen, today is certainly a tough day. i guess one i knew that would come. i th

did she miss signs that something was wrong? dad: rebecca, how are you?) are you all right? i'm fine... just a frog in my throat. so how's school? school? it's pretty tough, dad. it's a lot of work. narrator: she remembered-- her father never really wanted her to go to san francisco. so what do you want from me? just your approval. n-o, no way. narrator: but in the end, he supported her because he loved her. if you ever need help or change your mind or anything remember, we're here. thanks, dad. thanks for everything. i love you. i'll miss you, god knows. oh, my gosh, they accepted you! the san francisco college of music! oh, rebecca, i'm so happy for you! narrator: her best friend sandy was excited for her and her brother supported her decision to go to music school, too. you're going to miss her, aren't you? the truth. is it all right with you if i go? narrator: they knew it was her dream. go for it. narrator: and now her brother is alone with her sick father in a hospital room in boston. why did she ever leave her father and her brother? why did she ev

people in mexico for example one of the two hundred fifteen that have gone missing between december of two thousand. six in. two thousand and twelve during their. reign in mexico as president. those people that are missing like they are just basically swept under the rug and the world doesn't know about them because it is not there it's not their goal to. shed light on this issue because they are trying to combat this drug war and what happens is that they just go missing and it turns into a human rights violation because. the nation isn't being accountable for what it's doing well you bring up this issue of accountability and that was going to be my next question how often are people convicted in connection to the disappearance while the idea of connection and disappearance is kind of not even there because in between now in two thousand and five alone eighty two journalists have been murdered in mexico their bodies have been found you know and there is a very much accountability for any of these people so what human rights watch has done is they have effectively. pointed out one h

>> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its own against the architectural largest and grandeur of the building. it is an unusual compelling object. we think it will draw people out on the terrace, they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds

and so there will be dots missing. where will they be missing? will they be missing here? no. [laughter] will they be missing here? no. [laughter] will they be missing here? interesting. okay. so this is a funnel plot, you can see here they seem or it there. over here you can down smairl positive study here when you expect the smaller study to be heir tholt there. t regetion line popped true them. it's not statistically significant deafuation from the funnel shape you would expect and this is only a subset of study but it is a funnel plot looking forest fire -- i think it's the funniest epidemiology joke you will ever hear. [laughter] you can also demonstrate the presence, you can show that this is with the story. this is a drug i prescribed. patients don't get better on one treatment. it might be better to try something different. i had a quick look at the literature. i found couple of trials. it's just as good. i signed it giving it to a patient. in 2010, a paper was published in -- the german government cost effectivenesses agency. they described and extraordinary battle sa

i will miss those children. me their babies to kiss their babies because they are from other countries. that is no more. >> pam: other long term workers are not at all pleased with the severance package offered by the bridge district. on to a developing story richmond police are still looking for a suspect who they say. broke into an officer's home, killed one of his dogs, and tried to kill his department k-9. right now -- an east bay pet supply company is matching the police department's reward for information leading to an arrest. the reward is now up to 20- thousand dollars. this is video of the k-9 dog that surrived the attack. but the officer's 2-year old black lab named trax. died. police tell us. they believe the suspect poisoned the lab's food. when the officer took the sick lab to the vet. the suspect came back to poison the k-9. then broke into his home. stealing the officers 5- personal guns, jewlery and electronics. right now -- police are searching for a suspect connected to several residential lawr

miss lee, miss wong, miss fewer, mr. haney, miss [inaudible], miss lee, thank you, miss mendoza, ms. norton. that's 6 is. >> okay. we are going to move back to item i and call for creating 121211 a 3 creating an equitable [inaudible] if i hear no objections from the board we will be hearing the substitute motion tonight that was also distributed to the public. you have a copy, a red line and the copy that the public has. seeing no objection we will be considering the substitute motion. commissioner mendoza, may we have a report from the buildings and grounds committee. >> we heard this item and put it forward with a positive recommendation and at that moment decided not to include some of the amendments that were been put forward because it was only information that the board members had at the time. so we put it forward with a positive recommendation in its original form. >> thank you. may we have a reading of the substitute motion by commissioner fewer or commissioner haney please. >> commissioner haney, if you would.

i will miss them forever. >>reporter: santa cruz police estimate that about 8500 people attended the memorial at hp pavilion. >> all right lillian kim reporting for us. thank you lillian. >> day began with two mile long procession from santa cruz to san jose along highway 17 american flag hung from an overpass as people line the road to pay their respects. mourner in santa cruz gather at the kaiser permanente arena where they watch the service on big screen tv. in all thousands of officers from around the state and nation paid their respect to the fallen comrade. >> incredibly moving and just makes me realize that these officers newtown lives on the lane every day for our community. >> you necessity, i didn't weren't to be alone. i wanted to be with my community. >> i would say they definance the character of the community. >>reporter: andal the road leading to the hp pavilion people stood, saluted and crie cried. memorial bracelet to honor the fallen officers now visible. metal tag engraved with sergeant bake

did you miss the rally? ton of cash on the sidelines, do you need the market to go down in order to outperform your benchmarks? these are the questions i want answered every time i hear a manager denigrate this market. these are the questions that cut right to the psyche of investment professional. because at that moment, many of those individuals you see interviewed or whom you might be reading online have missed this move or actually short it and are therefore of a very different mind set than they might be otherwise. in other words, many of these negative commentators need the averages to go lower, not higher, in order to catch up and even if they don't like the market, they do got to catch up with it if they're going to be rewarded as handsomely as they hope to be with the bigger bonuses, money coming in. it's my belief that this rally is not only despised but the people who hate it are either betting against it or sitting it out entirely. and that's the main reason for their hatred. that's why they revi

second, there is one person missing from the seat. the same person in my opinion that led to the cancellation of last week's 2 committee hearings. in my opinion that is real disservice because that is such a public and important committee and also for the record, i would like to ask the mayor how he chose those two supervisors for the irish trip rather than the other supervisors. i would like an explanation on that. in regards to cronyism and nepotism, many have seen a pattern in district 4 and 7. in my opinion, that is what it's been. i encourage to make a change in district 7. district 7 has controversial in the last two cycles. we would like to keep the guy we voted for. if anyone has any ideas of making any appointments or changes, please be noted for the record that it's not going to happen. also, i would like to bring up the subject of why there are so many committee hearings being canceled at city hall. in my opinion, either you don't have enough work or you can't handle the work you got. i really get tired of listening to all

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