mr. hernandez.ds for his 4th and 5th grade students and seeks to support each student's individual needs. he teaches them to be excellent learners and thoughtful young people. he does this by motivating each student with his own deep deepen enthusiasm. a student said, "mr. hernandez doesn't teach us like little kids. he respects us and wants us to do better." he uses humor with his students and they love being in his class, but at the same time holds them to high expectations. mr. h loves his job and makes it clear to his students. he cares deeply about each of them and they know that. deep respect for and belief in each of his students, motivates them to do their best work. year after year, mr. hernandez's students make significant personal and academic gains, his students, most of them latino, achieve at a high rate. 86% of his students scored proficient or advance on the language arts aspect test and 70% in math. [applause] he does this while celebrating and promoting bilingualism, biliteracy and

mr. hernandez. >> watching mr. >> i'm not sure you'll ever see another guy that could do what he could do. >> he signs a $40 million contract with the patriots. has got it made. >> this is probably one of the best days of my field, aaron was just charismatic. if you'd see aaron, he was always cracking a joke. >> to me a great guy, love of my life, father of my child. >> he had a secret life. >> his passing away was one of the most damaging points in his light. he went the other way. >> aaron hernandez was pulled out of his home in handcuffs this morning charged with murder. >> this has got to be a mistake. >> involved with murder? i could see that. i know he fooled a lot of people into thinking he was a great guy. me, i'm one of them. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> i was devastated completely devastated. my whole world changed. he's all i know. >> you hears stories from the fall from grace and this might be one of the most tragic of all time. >> this is where the clock ran out for aaron hernandez. he k

mr. hernandez. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. i just wanted to speak on behalf of the community and say the last time we were here, we did get a commitment that these developers would come to table with us, sit down with us and talk about more concrete plans than just the vague promises they provided at the last hearing. to date, we have not had a single meeting with them. they've now fallen through on their deal with la cocina. we have a vague promise of pdr, at what that's going to be, at what price point, we don't know. is that actually going to be a pdr space that's going to serve the local community that's going to be affordable to local communities, serving business owners? probably not without a concrete commitment. today we've received no concrete commitment for the pdr space or greater affordability. also, there's way too many parking spaces we know there's going to be a flood of ubers and lyfts coming in. not the mention the additional vehicles that are going to be parked on this building that already should be a quiet

mr. hernandez as the winner. >>> as anti-corruption protesters get ready to take to the streets of moscow, the man behind the demonstration gets a visit from russian police. officer raided the offices of alexei navalny, a prominent critic of russian president vladimir putin. navalny tells cnn he called for the protest and election boycott not only because he was barred from running, but what he calls rampant corruption in the putin regime. in an exclusive interview with our matthew chance, he talks about why he believes he was barred from running for president. >> translator: he is scared of all real competition. we see in these elections that he only allowed those to run who do not even resist, do not even do any campaigning. when they saw that we are actually fighting for people's votes, they got scared. the famous putin's ratings, all these 86%, 70%, all of that the sociologists and political analysts love to talk about, they exist in only one scenario, when putin places the candidates he controls. >> but that issue of polling numbers, i think, is important, because as you say, vladimi

these are the issues that president juan hernandez couldn't resolve in his first term and will now face again at the start of his second but mr manders also has his own problems there were serious irregularities and suspicions of fraud in the elections which he recently won many hondurans don't support him. two months of protests have left more than thirty people dead. we have come out as united people before the world to tell them that the government stole the election discontents increased again in the run up to now and it's his swearing in how is the president and this administration going to deal with a country in which many people don't recognize him as the legitimate president. of the press the president has called for a national dialogue he sent letters to x. candidates of other parties the church civil society and businesses to sit down so we can build our country and put new ideas on the table. and there are things to build on the president and this is invested in infrastructure project. repaired ties with international lending rule denies ations and reduced crime in what was the world's deadliest country outside but

these are the issues that president juan hernandez couldn't resolve in his first term and will now face again at the start of his second but mr manders also has his own problems there were serious irregularities and suspicions of fraud in the elections which he recently won many hondurans don't support him. two months of protests have left more than thirty people dead. we have come out as united people before the world to tell them that the government stole the election discontents increased again in the run up to an end of his swearing in how is the president and this administration going to deal with a country in which many people don't recognize him as the legitimate president. of the press the president has called for a national dialogue he sent letters to x. candidates of other parties the church civil society and businesses to sit down so we can build our country and put new ideas on the table. and there are things to build on the president and on this is invested in infrastructure projects repaired ties with international lending rule denies ations and reduced crime in what was the world's deadliest country outside of