i was invited to mlk from the reverend to participate in the celebration and we went to the classroom and we had them listening to the speech and it was following along with the speech because it was typed out for them. we gave them some treats and goodies because we put kids first. i didn't realize when they were having the controversy when we were brought into the gym they were handing out certificates for the leader who is was being recognized as peace leaders. there were 17 kids called, not one african-american got a certificate. thank god that mike brown came and cave them all a certificate in mr. shornberg class and i participated and held my workshop. whatever african-americans in that class they got a certificate because we gave it to them but in that school not one black kid got a certificate and i didn't know about the stuff going on at mlk so please wake up you all. >> i'm not a preacher but my name is fouz. i was born in san francisco -- i'm sorry. gym comment is closed now. >> >> i don't have a card for you. >> but i'm going to speak anyway. i'm the guy they're talking ab

being paid through something for san francisco unified school district, so if everything is okay at mlk why is the naacp stationed there? why don't you guys do something? do the right thing. i'm not angry. i'm not. what i would like to see this board do the right thing before something happens. you lose your jobses how would you feel? how would you feel there is a major earthquake and you didn't have a job? it could happen. we are all the same. one god under the same -- i don't get it. i don't understand why you guys have all this education together. you guys can't get it right. put the degrees together. put the degrees aside. be a person. think about the children, their safety. you heard one person come in here screaming. do you care? two minutes? two minutes for what? all of the pain and suffering we experience everyday. think about the time -- >> please wrap disblup think about the pain and suffering we experience on a daily basis, not two minutes. think of the children. two minutes. think of the children. >> ma'am your time is up. next speaker please. >> [inaudible] >> next speaker

president obama, folks, president obama may be the democrats mlk but marco rubio is the republicans elleninsburg on payote. that's why rubio is so important to republicans. he is the only one who can speak directly to la hencehispania or as it would be transscriend bruce hannah. for seniors. at but it hint that it would lot of leprosy and the bush. [cheers and applause] and for students buried with loan debt sort of of course the human feces predicament to which we have been championed. [cheers and applause] and for all of you unemployed fret not because slope this young donovan's ripples if i had the muscles. i mean what -- what better vision for america? marco rubio truly is the g.o.p. savior. i can already see his campaign slogan for 2016 marco rubio hop along blurc>> stephen: welcome , everybody. my guest tonight made a new documentary called sound city. now he's about to sit down at the studios and record some of the greatest interviews. please welcome dave grohl. [cheers and applause] hey, dave. nice to see you again. >> good to see you. >> stephen: how are you been? last time you s

. >> really quickly i want just to share with everyone the wonderful experience during the mlk celebration. they do an annual event at the theater which is always sold out and always amazing and filled with youth who express yourself in ways that you can't imagine unless you experience it so i encourage you all to support youth speaks and the great work they're doing. i want to congratulate ucsf mission bay campus for their 10 year anniversary which was exciting to have and then lastly i think we already acknowledged this but i wanted to thank mayor lee for the proposal he's putting forward to not pull the trigger for this and the first time since the city has been allowed to pull the trigger it's not being pulled by the mayor and that is exciting so thank you mayor lee. >> thank you. thank you for the applause. okay. item t, report of closed session action. there are nothing to report. the next one is posted in the agenda. next item is adjournment. meeting adjourned. we were going to recess to closed session.

. >> today's height is focused on anacostia and along the mlk to alabama avenue to congress heights metro station. mainly this is to get us with our community, showing that we are here for them. >> you might need one of these. >> metro does these more than a dozen times a month at various stations. handing out safety tips and raising awareness, especially about electronic device thefts and other robberies. which brianna jennifer sees all the time here. >> ipods, phones, tennis shoes, all the above. >> hope is this high visibility effort will make thieves think twice. >> make a lot of people feel safer out here. >> they need to be out here. >> and there's a good reason the federal protective service was involved in the height at the anacostia station. when the homeland security head quarters opens, federal workers will be going through that station. they are trying to squash crime there so everyone is safer now and in the future. brian. >> audrey barnes tonight. >>> new developments in the murder of a 15-year-old prince georges county boy. five men are under arrest charged with first-degre

and take mlk instead. as far as delays, not bad traveling southbound. once you get closer to exit 1, that's where you're just slow around that accident. now, traveling i-95 in virginia, nice and clear. no issues north or southbound. making your way past the rest area. clear to the beltway. aaron over to you. >> thank you, danella. tony tull at the live desk. >> we're getting reports that hugo chavez is back in venezuela. he spent two months in cuba receiving cancer surgery and treatment. there are some pictures right therement you can see him in the hospital presumably with family members there in cuba. he did put a message out on his twitter account saying "we will continue our treatment here." there is no word on his present condition at this time. but, again, you can see pictures there of hugo chavez in the hospital there in cuba. again, he is back in venezuela as of this morning. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >>> thfrs the scene on the mall as thousands gathered to call for president obama to address climate change can. activist

mlk >> president francois hollande says french troops will only withdraw from mali when african forces can replace them. hollande visited timbuktu on saturday. egypt's interior ministry has condemned the beating of a protestor in cairo. one person was killed during violent demonstrations on friday outside the presidential palace. syrian government tanks have been blown up by roadside bombs in the capital, damascus. there have been violent clashes between government and rebel forces in karnak. in india, the man accused of a gang rape of a fizz therapist student entered a nonguilty plea. the court case in new delhi has been fast tracked. the victim was beaten, raped and thrown from a bus. she died two weeks later. on friday, india's cabinet approved harsher punishments for rapists. including the death penalty. members of paramilitary force have been arrested on suspicion of molesting a group of girls on a train. a somali woman who accused government soldiers of raining her faces a prison sentence if found guilty of offending the honor of the state. she, her husband, and the journalist wh

mitigation work is concentrated on trees along city streets within golden gate park, primarily along jfk, mlk, middle drive. as well as those near children's playgrounds. this bid was advertised in early january and bids were due on january 31st. we had established a pre-qualified pool of contractor because with this work it's very important to do that obviously for quality control, looking at both the pruning and the removal and disposal work itself and the bid -- the package was bid publicly. and other contractors who wished to submit a bid could submit documentation of their qualifications at time of bid. we received five bids. and the apparent low bidder from arborwell professional tree management in the amount of $435,000. that was in excess of our engineer's estimate was was just under $400,000, but it includes as a one-time mobilization should that they required by the contractor to accommodate wildlife and bird-nesting. so the scope of work is the removal of 148 trees, pruning of 44 trees, root collar excavation of two trees, debris removal and stump grinding and we're also amending b

have been exonerated after going through a long process but i am sure you've heard all of the problems mlk and administrator stuff so i would like to move on. i want to move on with my life and these issues, and i would like to say they believe in the board of education. i believe in what it stands for and i also know that sometimes we get off on the wrong foot if things go wrong but we learn through those issues and i would like to just go forward from this point. things happened. okay. but as i'm standing here i think about security in the schools and we get such a bad rap because we're very low on the totem poll and called when we're needed and in essence we put on life on the line for students, our ourselves and the administration and staff. some years ago, long ago me and three other guards had a gun pointed at us and wanted to avenge something with his sister and do we let him on campus or held him at bay? fortunately it worked out and we held him at bay and was arrested a couple hours later and there are issues that we go through. there is a lot of violence with the kids and that ne

thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 at mlk. i know i want it all to go away and there is also, on friday, is the finals for the poetry slam. that youth speaks hosts every year and this is going to be for their annual slam competitions and competition and there are 6 finalists, i am actually going to be judging this on friday evening and just wanted to note that the 6 finalists are from the schools that they are from are raw talent and school of the arts and okay land and mission high and burton high and so i am looking forward as not being biased on who should win that competition. and i want to congratulate ellis and that is going to be honoring all of the accomplishments this year with their multiple acknowledgments, both state and federal, and local accomplishments, and congratulations to principal esito for all that she has done to work closely with the staff to make all of that happen and the parents. congratulations to everyone on that. and i know there is, i am sorry. >> my schedule looks a little bit different. there is

eastern is closed torrance mlk jr. highway. 95 and 66 lanes are open.>> was in the dishes could actually be better than getting flowers on valentine's day. >> and a merger deal bringing together budweiser and corona under one roof could take longer than anticipated. linda bell is at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good to see you. >> good to see you. anheuser-busch looking to purchase the maker of coronoaa in a $20 billion deal, but the justice department is halting the merger over possible antitrust. bloomberg doubled federal court data and we found a judge's cases from 2003 to more than eight years toulon. are you cash strapped this valentine's day? procter and gamble which makes many cleaning products, did conduct a study. they found everyday acts of love such as doing one's household chores or making a home cooked meal could mean more to your sweetheart than four hours of one day of the year. valentine's day spending can get very expensive. the national retail federation says the average person will shell out $131 on anything from cards to canad

and we also still like the mlks master limited partnerships. that's a tremendous growth space. we still like those investments at this time. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thanks, everybody. we appreciate it. we'll see you soon. >>> we've got big technology names in the news today. let's check on those stocks. let's go to josh lipton. >> hey, maria. a roundup today in big tech today. google slipping today as the company reported its former chief executive is selling some 42% of its google stake would could net him $2.5 million. and apple up after reports that the iphone maker is exteermting with the design of a device similar to a wristwatch. tim cooke will be speaking tomorrow at the goldman sachs tech conference in san francisco. and blackberry dropped. the company formally known as research in motion reportedly losing a big customer. home depot transitioning some 10,000 employees to iphone. and we'll staff with mr. softy today. microsoft surface pro is in short supply. microsoft said there was strong customer desire. and it was sold out almost immediately. stores only r

mlk memorabilia, $11,000. football signed by u.s. presidents, $5,000. fur capes and parkas, $5,000.ar, michael jackson memorabilia, $4,000. >> a total of $750,000 in campaign funds this man used to buy all of the things he wanted to buy. by the way, he's expected to have to pay penalties of $10,000 to $100,000. >> a lot of this is just celebrity memorabilia stuff. how do you believe that it's just not -- how do you believe it's inconspicuous and you're not going to get caught? >> you have to know it's not okay. >> human greed is a powerful thing. >>> now to an update on that little girl in oregon who has been severely burned in her hospital bed. ireland lane is up and about now awaiting more skin graph surgery. the fire was sparked by static electricity from her bed sheets, and it was fed by a base of hand sanitizer and olive oil. the oil was being used to remove adhesive, left over from a medical test. today is her 12th birthday. >> that's just an important story, because one official said this is something that can happen in any medical facility in the country. it sounds rare and

mlk memorabilia, $11,000. martha's vineyard holistic retreat, $6,000. football signed by u.s.kson memorabilia, $4,000. malcolm x memorabilia, $2200. jimi hendrix memorabilia, $3,000. >> a total of $750,000 in campaign funds this man used to buy all of the things he wanted to buy. by the way, he's expected to have to pay penalties of $10,000 to $100,000. >> a lot of this is just celebrity memorabilia stuff. in addition to the bling bling. >> where do you fit it all at some point? don't you have enough? >> and how do you believe that it's just -- how do you believe it's inconspicuous and you're not going to get caught? >> yeah. you have to know it's not okay. >> human greed is a powerful thing. wow. >>> now to an update on that little girl in oregon who has been severely burned in her hospital bed. ireland lane is up and about now awaiting more skin graft surgery today. investigators are confirming the fire was sparked by static electricity from her bed sheets, and it was fed by a mix of alcohol-based hand sanitizer and olive oil. the sanitizer was being used to clean up after a

some famous people born the year of the snake include oprah winfrey, j.f.k., abraham lincoln, picasso, mlkwe said just finished and people are partying right now in portsmouth square, of course. this one of many events here in san francisco where the year of the snake and chinese new year is the biggest in the nation. live in san francisco, lorraine blanco. >>> people were seriously hurt after their small boat crashed right into a packed ferry. it happened at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the ferry was heading from sausalito to san francisco with 500 people on board when the small boat slammed right into the side of it. everyone on the ferry was ok. but two men in their 60s on that small boat were rushed to the hospital. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. ferry service will run as usual today. >>> san francisco police are asking for your help to find a missing man. 20-year-old christian hughes flew up from san diego on february 4th to visit a friend, and he was supposed to fly home last thursday but no one has seen or heard from him in more than a week. his mother is in the