mr. garcia? >> also, i need to add the wellness centers. >> around thing we need to build on is restored advocacy. we are pilots jane kimberly. she educated me. and then we are starting to get the principles together. people are starting to buy into it. it's a learning process. it's not just, punishing kids more. they are used to be punished. my momma hits harder than that. we need to have systems in place that view it a little differently. from the victim's point of view. and deal with it on an emotional level. people can relate to that. i think our biggest problem is the district doesn't have the capacity to address when all these groups come out it. it's not that we don't want to deal with it. we don't have a grant writer. we don't have the interfaces. tony smith. we have been working with creating those types of things. the city have been wonderful to build our capacity. if you are a principle, what do you do in a hundred different agencies come at you? you barely have the time at school. we

vice president garcia: would you address the issue brought up by mr. wagoner having to do with the discrepancy in the dollar figures, the $40,000 and the $106,000, and the mysterious $166,000? >> i do not know what happened. the contractor probably put in $40,000 and it means there was a change order. but i do not think that exhibited bad faith. i will address what mr. wagoner says about the bad faith. just because you have a contract on april 16, he assumes that as soon as the contractor signs the contract that he has to start work. he says, "how could he have done nothing until may 24?" it is very usual for people to enter into contracts and then wait six weeks until they get the permit to start work. that is not a discrepancy. there is nothing bad faith about that. it does not mean that as soon as he signed a contract you have to start work. >> nor does it answer the $66,000 question. >> i do not have any idea how the contractor put $40,000.100 dozen dollars on the contract. i do not know the answer. >> maybe dbi will offer up something. commissione

garcia: you are protesting another permit. >> he is now filing a protest against mine. so this is a waste of time by mr. sollner. i have a case to present. president goh: i thought the clock was running on you. go ahead and present. >> i think if you direct your attention to that, you will see that he has submitted plans for existing and proposed, nearly identical. as far as the plans that were submitted in getting his permit. and i have two sets of plans, each from unrelated licensed professionals. one is an appraisal for the property. another is an architect. this was just prior to the purchase by mr. sollner, and i have the existing four planned by two independent people, independent professionals, that are completely different. mr. sollner would like us to believe he has virtually no changes, and that is an old trick, by saying something existed when, in fact, it did not. vice president garcia: he is asking a reasonable question. had this been given to the permit holder? would you give him a copy so that he would be reassured? you are not allowed to speak from the audience. you might get up and meet her so s

mr. krebs. >> my name is w.b., and i am here representing the appellant. vice president garcia: what is not permitted is to yell from the audience. >> i will try to keep this as brief as possible. president goh: , to the microphone if you're going to speak. -- come up to the microphone. commissioner hwang: my question is what is the basis for your objection? i am the owner of the property. if he is not the appellant, then -- vice president garcia: if he is authorized to represent the appellant. >> does he have something that says he is authorized? commissioner hwang: if he says he is, we believe him. >> i do not know. i have not been here before. are you going to accept his word that he is? .vice president garcia: i guess what bothers me is there's no one else here claiming to be the appellant or claiming to represent the appellant, so it would seem that he has got representation. commissioner hwang: are you singing this is the same person as the appellant? >> i do not know. if he is not the appellant, he

garcia:? >> aye. >> commissioner peterson? >> aye. >> and commissioner hwang? >> aye. >> thank you. this satisfies the appeal and it is mod 2350eu in those two ways. >> there's no further business, mr. goh. >> we're adjourned. you are so lost. no, i'not, man. dude! i dropped my phone. oh, the road! whoa. yeah. you know what i'm saying. how would you like to save your life from an ugly reckless driving death? don't answer yet, there's more! act now by slowing down and we'll guarantee you complete satisfaction! kids: that's awesome! announcer: in the real world... passenger: whoa, andy, slow down! >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >>

garcia:? >> aye. >> commissioner peterson? >> aye. >> and commissioner hwang? >> aye. >> thank you. this satisfies the appeal and it is mod 2350eu in those two ways. >> there's no further business, mr. goh. >> we're adjourned. >> good morning. i've got my giants cap

mr. yee, ms. mendoza? six aye's. president mendoza: thank you. i want to take the opportunity to congratulate the mayor's teacher of the month award recipients for this year, superintendent garcia, mayor lee and the california teachers association david sanchez will be out at the giants' home plate ceremony tomorrow on the day of the teacher to honor these 10 teachers. steven bonacorso from john o'connell high school, sarah brandt from balboa high school, nina mayor from george washington high school, jean mackelly from mckinley elementary school, juan novella from fairmont elementary school. maurice feara, julie wong from noriega child development center and dale richardson from new traditions elementary school. congratulations to all the award recipients and thank you for all of the hard work. item d is the student delegates' report. so elvina and athina? >> mr. truett, associate superintendent of student support services, came by to give our justice presentation and he gave us an overview of the goals and procedures of restorative justice and how it was and what happened. and he also helped discuss whether we thought suspension was a successful consequence for discipline. an

mr. sanchez received death threats. on march 30, the assassination of hector, who was an official with the peasants farmers union. he and his colleagues, garcia were found murdered. days earlier he reported that other peasants were threatened by army officers. on top of the violence there's a problem of impunity. they have investigated only a quarter of the killings since 1986. no one has been held accountable of the crimes against unionists. the violence comes together with another recent case. judge gloria denoia was shot in the head in broad daylight. at the time she was presiding over a sensitive case of a military officer killing three children, one he committed to raping. now, colombia, with a new president, says he wants to turn the page in colombia past but these murders and human rights violations are not the path. they are happening today. before we consider any agreement with colombia free trade, the real changes must come to colombia. that is why i've joined with colleagues to lay out a series of benchmarks that should be set by the obama administration before we enter into any trade agreement with that country. these are designed