>> your name is literally miss america. >> miss america. >> miss america. >> like, people call you missss hawaii. >> louisiana. >> minnesota. >> alabama. >> georgia. >> the name miss america is about to go to someone else. >> it is crucial the girls nail the all-important preliminary interview. >> this is the best competition. >> the contestants get prepped for the interviews in some interesting ways. >> how are you all? >> the questions run the gamut. there are the hard balls. >> do you think we need more regulation in our financial institutions today? >> more regulation is tough. >> what issues in foreign affairs concerns you the most? >> there are the softballs. >> if you could be a season, which one would you choose and why? >> fall. i love fall. >> what would you say is something that you're still working on, very hard? >> oh, i am confidently the worst dancer in the entire group, so, every day in rehearsal, i'm struggling. like, i'm in the back, like, what is going on, maine, what are you doing? >> when miss maine emerges, she shares a quirky talent. and a welcomed light moment be

miss maufas, mend a murase, wynns, norton, miss wei, mr. logan. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> all right. for your information. being withdrawn from the agenda this evenings is resolution 136-582 sfusd high school in a through g development. this resolution will be on the next regular agenda. we now move on to item a. approval of board minutes. we are only voting on the regular meeting of february 12, 2013, may have a motion? >> thank you. >> only on september 10th. we adopting september 10th. mr. logan. >> yes through september 10th. >> yes. miss fewer, miss maufas, mcdonnell, murase, wynns, nor the -- norton. 6 ayes. >> there has been a request to move an agenda item. if there is no objection we'll take that item. may i have a motion and second for formal introduction of the resolution? >> moved. second. >> i'm so sorry. may i have a motion and second for suspension of the rules please? >> second. thank you. roll call, please. >> miss wei, mr. logan, miss fewer, mr. haney, maufas, mcdonnell, murase, win, norton. >> 6 ay

miss lewis stated there is no coffee shop on the shop. the water front break does not sell coffee beans and does not plan to sell in the future. it my understanding that the water front sells baked good. miss lewis is referring to a store whose business is predominantly the sale of coffee such as starbucks or pete's coffee. fisherman. wharf brings up a franchise issue. during the hearing sasha indicated she does not have a franchise and does not know why she's being associated with one. miss lewis full proprietorship with coffee and tea shop tea & oak & bbq is registered with the county office of the recorder. >> if you want to reference something on the overhead, please. >> overhead. she makes the assertion that the company name is the same as miss lewis. mr. her san's company was o'le an exotic coffee and tea. the judgment entered against the corporation was against mr. has an, not miss lewis. when sasha indicated she has no corporation and she is taken a back. she is taken back by this allegation because she can not see how her current

miss gay and mr.merton got her from the orphanage, like some of the others. [ footsteps approaching ] she's got no one. not like me. i've still got my granny somewhere. are you sure jane's all right? what are you up to in here, ruth? she bothering you? my friend from the tiv, how did you enjoy your lunch? me guts are still groanin'. let's see if i can help you with that. - look into my eyes. - no, thanks. you only see my eyes. you hear nothing but my words, my voice. you do nothing but as i command you. why is that lady detective interested in jane? miss fisher thinks she stole some jewels. jewels? as i told miss fisher, i went to the automobile club that night. no one of your name signed in that night. we checked the register. i moved on from there, just my usual haunts -- same places every friday. alastair could back me up on that. alastair's not in a position to back anyone up. he spent the night in the carlton watchhouse. is that what al told you? and carlton station confirmed it. i'd like to remi

miss reyes is the inspector working relating to this permit. sasha was nearly following the instructions to wait for mr. reyas. miss reyes was on long-term leave and sasha followed up several times. i urge the board to keep in mind the language of this public code is permissive and not mandatory. miss lewis has done everything to comply with the code. while awaiting annen expectation -- inspection by the department of health. the third order why the reason should be reversed. the board granted miss lewis the ability to run a business. this coffee is ethnically unique and organically grown. sasha's tea is from a tea from from a red bush. sasha herself is ethnically diverse and a woman operating a full proprietorship. her ability to run a business should be applauded. not stopped. the district has bent over backwards to stop her from operating her sole proprietorship. when it didn't go their way, fisher man's ordered a mandate. this cow's -- cost the city of san francisco more than $5,000. the permit was rightfully issued because her rights were

then controversy at the miss america pageant, miss north dakota's talent was fracking. and my guest andrew bacevich is a retired army colonel who believes in mandatory national service. i will dodge the interview by fleeing to canada. (laughter) npr is cutting its staff by 10%, so engine-- enjoy this edition of wit wait, don't fire me. this is the colbert report captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everyone. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: good to have you with us, in here, out there, all around the world. thank you so much. happy anniversary, nation! you may not remember but i do. five years ago today lehman brothers filed for bankruptcy triggering the worst financial financial crisis since the great depression. bet you all had forgotten. but i even got you a cake. there you go. it's a, it's actually a bunch of cake, some fresh, some spoiled. bundled into a larger cake derivative, all right. now fair warning there might be some poop in there too. (la

>> thank you. >> miss fewer? >> here. >> mr. haney? >> here. >> miss maufas? >> here. >> miss mendoza. >> dr. murase? >> here. >> miss wynns. >> here. >> miss norton. >> here. >> mace way. >> and mr. logan. >> join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> we are going to start this meeting differently this evening and i am going to start by calling on the superintendent. >> thank you, president norton. we start this evening's meeting with very heavy hearts, as we have suffered a tragic loss to our district of our long time registered parliament, wilson and we would like to read a few words and dedicate this meeting. >> she was employed by the school district for the board of education for the past 45 years. and she passed away yesterday september 9, 2013. she was born on august 15, 1919 in wisconsin. her family moved to san francisco when she was 6 years old. and the train ride from wisconsin made her so sick that she never ever set foot on a train again. she grew up at 5th and judith street in the city by bait and attended public schools here and was a proud gradua

instead it went to my beloved over home state. >> your new miss america is miss new york! (cheers and applause) >> there she is, a beautiful lady, nina dav you will lurei the secretary contestant from new york to win that paejt. the 24-year-old is also the first miss america of indian descent. >> stephen: the first time a woman of indian descent has won the crown and i for one could not be happier for her. and twitter as usual could not be happy. jim. >> racist backlash popped up on social media when twitter guys lots of racist reaction to this choice. >> some people calling her a foreigner, an arab, even a terrorist and up set this happened so close to the 9/11 anniversary. >> we've been tracking the comments, 705 tweets, actually referencing miss america terrorist. >> stephen: that's right. 705 people saw a woman in a bikini and thought muslim extremist. (laughter) i for one, i for one condemn this twitter backlash as pure xenophobic reactionary hatespeech which would be completely fine if she were an arab. but she's not. miss america, 2014 is indian, and that is an insp

. >> miss wooi, mr. logan, miss fewer, haney, maufas, mcdonnell, murase, wooinynns and miss norton. >> i had a request with regards to item in reference to students access educational tool. as it relates to sexual harassment. what it says, it just didn't seem to fit in the theme. i'm not sure what was intended by that. >> i regret fully say i'm not sure. >> if we are not sure, can we take it out or can we make it that it speaks specifically to sexual harassment? >> for example, you can say if someone said girls can't use that ball during pe. that could be construed as sexual harassment. >> how is it construed as sexual harassment? >> based on the gender of students if they are blocked from something that causes them to be discriminated. >> i just wanted to be more specific. it doesn't sound right. i guess you are looking at me to make a recommendation, right? >> you need to make a motion. >> i would like to make a motion to strike it or it's item i, or to make it that it goes in concert. limiting access

america is miss new york!s and applause ] >> miss new york! >> she was crowned on sunday night. within minutes of that emotional win that you see there, she was greeted by something shocking. a lot of hateful and racist tweets. some people calling her a terrorist. another person saying if you're miss america, you should have to be american. well, tonight she is taking on her critic and she joins me "outfront." thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> there's that moment you're crying with joy and shock. watching your face watch you can is kind of an amazing thing. but then those tweets happened. did you expect it? >> i did expect it. it was something i had experienced when i won miss new york. i knew that going in should i win miss america i was going to experience it on a much larger level and scale. it was an unfortunate situation. but for the negative tweets they receiveds, for one negative tweet i received dozens of positive tweets and support from not only indians but the american people acro

haney. >> yes. >> miss maufas. >> yes. >> miss mendoza mcdonald. >> dr. murase. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> norton. >> yes. >> seven ayes and we are moving on to item q and three superintendent proposals introduced for first reading this evening, the first one, 139-10 sp1, revision to board policy, 5166 students sexual harassment. and may i hear a motion and a second please? >> moved. >> second neit will be held over for action at the next schedule board meeting. >> 139-10 sp 2. revision to the board policy, 1342, community relations uniform complaint? >> motion. >> moved, second. >> this item will be held over for action at the next board meeting. >> 139-10 sp3, revision to the board policy, 6173 ininstruction homeless education. may i hear a motion and a second >> moved. >> thank you. >> this will be held over for action at the next regularly schedule board meeting. >> have these all been vetted already through the committee? >> yes, we did vet them in rules. >> thank you. >> item r. board members proposals for first reading there are none. >> item s.

but if they did miss kansas could.hile describing tattoos in chine chinese. theresa veil. and amy robach introduces us to the woman changing the way we think about the modern pageant. >> reporter: each year, thousand of young women vie to become the next miss america, a contest that some say is trapped in time. but this year, the competition may be between traditional and cutting edge. >> here we go. good job. >> reporter: the pink or the ink. >> pretty much all the way up. and all the way down. ♪ i am the one >> reporter: miranda jones is who you might picture when you think of a beauty contestant. a world champion baton twirler and veteran of many page enlts. pageants. theresa veil is something different. a grittier, perhaps more modern competitor. >> it is lethal. it's deadly. i tell people not to mess with me. >> reporter: meet the reigning, miss kansas, known as sergeant veil. >> i break stereotypes every day, being a soldier and a beauty queen. >> reporter: veil, a first of sorts. member of the kansas army nation

. >> your new miss taerk -- miss america is miss new york in new york, the miss new york, make you feel-- new york put your hands on your head like you just don't care. >> that's how we do. >> i'm an increasingly old man. >> i'm just really proud. >> last night 24-year-old nina davuluri was named miss america for 2014. she is the first american of indian des ent ever to win the crown and is happy the pageant organization has embraced diversity. >> jon: yes! the miss america pageant has embraced diversity. it is a beautiful mosaic of women size 0 to nearly 2. it is a-- upon op lee-- a myriad, but still, great news for miss nina davuluri and the country. it was very fun for me to report just a simple story. just pleasant, a pleasant story. not steeped in any controversy. we'll be right back after this. it's-- no, that's-- but no, that's the bad shark sound. how could that be bad? how, how? >> unfortunately, there was some ugly backlash on twitter. some people calling her a foreigner, an arab, even a terrorist. >> another reading, miss america, you mean miss 7-11. and miss new york is indi

it was something i had experienced when i won miss new york, and i knew should i win miss america, io experience it on a larger level and scale. it was an unfortunate situation. but for the negative tweets i received, for one negative tweet, i received dozens of positive tweets and support from not only indians but americans across the country and from the world for that matter. it's been an honor. >> you didn't feel it was just indian-americans, for example? >> right. absolutely. >> i know obviously they were incredibly excited, right, as they should have been. but it wasn't just that group. >> and actually this morning i saw a new video tweeted out by students of duke university and they had tweeted a video about cultural competency and their hashtag was stand with nina. and that was incredible to have that. >> you met with vanessa williams today, right? >> i did. >> one of the most gorgeous women in the world. first black woman to ever win the title back in 1983. she received unbelievable backlash at that time. at one point she said there was an angry minority that felt i tarnishe

. >> your new miss america is... miss new york! [ cheering ] >> miss new york, nina davuluri! [♪ music ] >> when nina davuluri won this year's 2014 miss america competition, she game the first won of indian origin to take the crown. with a degree in brain behavior and cognitive science she's currently applying to medical school. immediately after her crowning astounding racist tweets surfaced on the weapon. >> how does the "f" does a foreigner win miss america. she is an arab. miss new york is an indian. so what should have been the moment celebrating our diversity be derailed by a racist reaction. joining us is journalist sheila and alexis , great to have you both here. before nina could even celebrate all this she had to deal with this racist reaction. let's hear what she said. >> it's an unfortunate situation but for every one negative tweet or comment, there were dozens of positive words of encouragement and videos and that's what's it's all about. i'm so honored to have this opportunity, and really bring about a conversation to not really open a discussion about race but

we miss you sam. we're glad you're there but we miss you here. >> i miss you, too. let's get to the boards. the twitter and facebook pictures coming in. you guys have been sending us pictures of the damage from the flooding. and the pictures are unbelievable. roads gone. like this creek behind me. as i told you at the top of the show. kids are playing in this at this time of the year normally. it's usually only two feet deep. it will take seven to ten days to get the water down. all the water rushing out of the mountains into this area. how about that cool air? new york city, boston philadelphia, washington, d.c. some slightly milder temperatures in d.c. by tuesday back into the mid 70s. >> "good morning america" is live in boulder. ginger zoo is just outside of the area as well. we're fully covering this story. robin? >> you have it covered. it was pretty cool hanging out with linda ronstadt. great way to start the week. >>> moments away from the big reveal. guess who lara >>> all right, it's time for our new series, "gma's" guess who's coming to breakfast? each on

miss casco. >> miss wei, mr. logan, fewer, haney, maufas, mendoza mcdonnell, dr. murase, wynns, norton. 6 ayes. >> so now back to considering the main motion, are there any other comments or suggestions from the board? are you sure? going once. all right, commissioner maufas. >> i'm sorry, president. i think we have a discussion here that is >> yeah. i can explain that one thing that concerns me in the past that in sfusd handbook that is distributed to the schools or has been in the past, anyway, i noticed there isn't a very explicit mention of sexual harassment on the internet which i think is a growing problem and a problem that should be addressed like in a more direct way in the policy and i know there was an incident at lake shore elementary a few years ago over facebook at school. i don't know the process for how this would be added or where, but i think it's something that we can address and it would be important to address. >> i think you bring up a good point. it's a hot topic for school distributions. i -- districts. i don't know that we have established

beautiful to be miss america.s right. >> there's never been one like, listen, she's super talented, but, eh, on the looks. they're hot, gorgeous women. >> they're attractive. they know how to put themselves together, they're fit. >> there's never been an unattractive miss america just like because there's been an unattractive anchor on a major network. but the reality is, to hillary's point, it really is a reflection of -- >> but network anchors aren't running to be miss america, the symbol of -- >> many of them are -- >> i mean, in terms of the name, right? you're miss america, represents the nation's values. so i think there's a difference between who's on tv in a network, and i would actually argue, i think there are plenty of people who are regular-looking folks who can be on tv and anchor a newscast or whatever it is and people who are in the pageant. i think that it's reflecting this sort of, you know, really beautiful woman that is appealing. and the truth is -- >> but it's not just -- >> stay right there.

congratulations this morning to miss new york, she was miss new york and now she is miss america.ss america 2013 and why are we showing you then again? >> because of the amazing talent. >> check this out. she is indian america, the first miss america of indian america descent. check out the talent. miss america like teens. 2010s. i was never a fan of miss america but now i'm happy i saw that. >> she is a lovely, lovely girl. i have to tell you, there is a downside to this story to her win. reports say miss america crowns first winner of indian descent of -- >> that is stupid. >>> salvaging a cap-sized cruise ship. live pictures right now of the costa concordia. an attempt to turn it upright off the coast of italy. a big question, 114,000 tons, account crew keep the wrecked ship in one piece? we are live right after the break. discover card. i missed a payment. aw, shoot. shoot! this is bad. no! we're good! this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the it card, so we won't hike up your apr for paying late. that's great! it is great! thank you. at discover, we treat

[missing yby john waite] - ♪ missing you ♪ missing you ♪ missing you ♪ missing you ♪ missing you ♪ missingng you ♪ missing you - ♪ every time i think of you ♪ ♪ ♪ i always catch my breath ♪ ♪ and i'm still standing here ♪ ♪ and you're miles away ♪ and i'm wondering why you left ♪ ♪ and there's a storm that's raging ♪ ♪ ♪ through my frozen heart tonight ♪ ♪ i hear your name ♪ in certain circles ♪ and it always ♪ makes me smile ♪ i spend my time ♪ thinking about you - you forgot to pay. - oh. you know what? put it on his tab. - no, no, no, no, no. just the violinist. that'll be fine. yes, you can cancel the dueling banjos. that was my fiance. [bird squawks] no! no, mambo! not today! today is my day! - all right, you're paying for everything, so, go ahead, give it your best shot. - i'm not gonna give you my best shot, but you know who is? arnold schwarzenegger. [imitating arnold schwarzenegger] yeah, uh... i'm arnold schwarzenegger. [normal voice] that was arnold schwarzenegger. - no, it wasn't. - well, then, uh, how about boxing sensation rocky balboa? [imitating rocky balboa] hey, yo, i'm r

miss reyes was on long-term leave and sasha followed

>> aye. >> miss wynns. >> aye. >> miss norton? >> yes. >> thank you. >> okay. >> item p. so we have two consent calendar resolutions that were severed for board discussion, miss wynns. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. golden, these are both items that have that are modifications to and i am sorry again, and and they result in or represent the contracts with a very high percentage of the modifications 44 percent and 35.62 pensioner and now i am not really complaining about that, but what i am wondering is if we don't need a different way of doing, i don't any doing the contract but explaining it to the public but the board agenda, that there are times when we in fact, as we have discussed in the past, you know through the bond program, and particularly, we want to use the same contractor to work on a number of schools, or a number of projects and we, kind of expand the contract or it is not really a modification and or it is only a technically a modification and there, one of them is not that but this just made me think of that. that we put in this percentage way of doing i

miss new york what happened to miss maryland no go? >> maybe next year. >> good morning here we go. 67 in town this morning. 50s to the north and west. we go to maryland's most powerful radar and it's clearoverhead right now. a lone shower. notice the bulk of the action north of 70 in harrisburg. so most of the rain will be on the p.a. side but a couple showers could move in we have showers in the forecast. a look at ingrid i called it ingore yesterday and megan corrected me. it's moving to the west northwest at 6 which could brin 20 inches of rain in mexico. you go 200 miles to the south, and here's another system. so they are getting slammed on each coast of mexico with some sort of tropical system. otherwise, we are just talking about clouds and showers closer to home. 72 is your two degree guaranteed tonight. down to 50 tonight it will be chilly in the northwestern suburbs. and then it's a struggling to get into the 70s through the day on tuesday with lots of sunshine. wednesday, you will love 76 and warmer by the end of the week.

miss kansas wins. there she is, miss america. this thing is over.give her the crown and be done with it. she seems great! i got to say, getting back to the tattoos, miss kansas may be the most subversive thing to happen to the pageant world since april ludgate ran for miss pawnee on "parks and recreation." >> hello, i'm april ludgate. i'm 20 years old. i like people, places and things! and pawnee is my favorite place in the world! [ applause ] >> no, i didn't win. but at least i didn't make any new friendships. >> so when you watch the miss america pageant this week, they still show it on tv. yes, it is 2013. beauty pageants are probably here to stay. because as they say, a thing of beauty, much like a tattoo, is a joy forever on "the ridiculist." that does it for us. thanks for watching.

>> i would like to see. >> miss lewis? >> yes. >> you have written documentation from richard lee regarding? >> yes, sir, right here. it says i told sasha we would get her -- turn it, please. i told sasha she would get our approval to operate 1 hour at a time. i told you melodya and i would discuss a variance for 2 hours. that's dated 11/30, right before december break. i wasn't aware melodya wasn't around at that time. >> is there an official form. >> i got this from the health department before i came here. this is from their files. this is from melodya's department. this is the history here which shows that i had the health department. they came in on 7/24. they e-mailed denying authorization. i had already started and i stopped at this point. and here 10/21. i admitted to propose the solve the restroom problem. i was being bullied. richard lee approved the operation of 1 hour at a time and it goes to 6/4 because melodya was out and nothing was done until i went to department of public works and i said melodya is not he