mr. dennis kelly. >> mrs. plaque's item i don't think was on the consent calendar, it has to do with pars. i'm dennis cutty, president of the united educators of san francisco and am pleased to be here this night to hear mr. garcia is now dr. garcia. [laughter] >> well, kind of. all right. all right. i wanted to talk about a number of items. i'd like to group them together in three groups for you. first is items k-16, 17 and 18. they have to do with after-school programs at three of the schools. each one of these programs comes with an evaluation that costs $1,250 or $2,250, in that range for each one of them. and the question i have really is, what is being evaluated in these programs? are these programs being evaluated on the basis of whether or not specific children in specific schools who are in these programs are being helped to move forward in terms of their achievement, or is the evaluation an evaluation that simply notes how many meetings there were and how many people attended and all that? so it woul

thank you. >> thank you, mr. kelly. our next item is -- president mendoza: our next item is to remind the public that in accordance with 11.2 of the public policy, an individual wishing to address the board on agenda items can call the board office by 4:30 on the day of the meeting or completing a speaker card on the day of the meeting. cards being turned in at the same time the item is being discussed, will not be accepted. if you done have your cards in

thank you. >> thank you, mr. kelly. our next item is -- president mendoza: our next item is to remind the public that in accordance with 11.2 of the public policy, an individual wishing to address the board on agenda items can call the board office by 4:30 on the day of the meeting or completing a speaker card on the day of the meeting. cards being turned in at the same time the item is being discussed, will not be accepted. if you done have your cards in by now, you should have them in before the item comes up. item g is a consent calendar. i need a motion and second. >> move the consent calendar. >> second. president mendoza: any items removed or corrected? >> we have one item to be corrected the amened dates of service should read july 1, 2011, through june 30, 2012. >> any items removed for screening for the board? my items severed by the board or superintendent for discussion or vote tonight? i actually -- commissioner wynns. commissioner wynns:: items on page 102 and 114. president mendoza: k-12 was the item i wan

thank you. >> thank you, mr. kelly.ur next item is -- president mendoza: our next item is to remind the public that in accordance with 11.2 of the public policy, an individual wishing to address the board on agenda items can call the board office by 4:30 on the day of

mr. kelly, welcome to "nightly business report." nice to see you. >> great to be with you. >> tom: what happened in the past quarter between the fight of raising air fares and seeing higher fuel prices? >> the story for 2011 is pretty much fuel. we've had a nice recovery in terms of travel, and particularly business travel demand dating back to last year, but in the second quarter, in particular, we saw a real surge in energy costs. our jet fuel price per gallon was up 39% and we just weren't able to keep pace on the revenue front. that's despite the fact that we had across-the-board record revenue performance. i was very happy about that part of the performance but the fuel prices were just too much for us. >> tom: top-line revenue growth you did see in double digits, you just weren't able to control fuel prices. southwest has always been the envy of the industry with its hedging practices. have you gotten off track with those or you couldn't keep up with the pace the price increases? >> it's really an indication of where prices ha

mr. kelly, welcome to "nightly business report." nice to see you. >> great to be with you. >> tom: what happened in the past quarter between the fight of raising air fares and seeing higher fuel prices? >> the story for 2011 is pretty much fuel. we've had a nice recovery in terms of travel, and particularly business travel demand dating back to last year, but in the second quarter, in particular, we saw a real surge in energy costs. our jet fuel price per gallon was up 39% and we just weren't able to keep pace on the revenue front. that's despite the fact that we had across-the-board record revenue performance. i was very happy about that part of the performance but the fuel prices were just too much for us. >> tom: top-line revenue growth you did see in double digits, you just weren't able to control fuel prices. southwest has always been the envy of the industry with its hedging practices. have you gotten off track with those or you couldn't keep up with the pace the price increases? >> it's really an indication of where prices ha

. >> mr. kelly? >> for the customer, i think it'll be an improved experience to getting through the airport. that'll improve the customer's move. i think that's what they said getting through the security where the greater threats lie. i think over the long haul, it has to be a matter of we have to educate the public. i just read an article in the "washington post" over the weekend, i don't know if you saw in the travel section, complaining about the known traveler, what it would cost you giving up your privacy. the public has to know there are people who travel more, there are people who are willing to quote, give up some of their privacy to get that prearrival at the airport screening that will allow them to be expedited through the process and also thereby allowing the general public who is not willing to do so to get the airport quicker. >> there's really three benefits in my view. the first of which has been touched upon by the panelist. in terms of security with the additional data they would g

>> the most amazing thing about kelly brooke is her long-term relationship with mr. billy zane. >> i did not know that. i am not as much as an officianado as i thought. >> she once dated him for awhile and i was always impressed jie. no wonder matt damon shaved his head, to get his hands on that piece of evening english art. >> apologize to everyone. >> it was a theory and i took my theory too far. >> you did. >>> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. to leave a voicemail my direct line 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report for andy levy. he is a thee rear. -- there ree. >> the half time report is spoarnsed by male pole dancers. that group of men hoping to strip away the stigma of the pole and by building a stronger physique. thanks male pole dancers. >>> let's find out if we anything wrong and for that we go to tv's andy levy. >> i'm doing okay, man. >> is something bothering you? >> no, i don't know. well, actually, yeah. let's talk about your greg-alogue. >> i knew that was coming. i knew that was coming. can you tel

mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family gathering, things like that. and they wrote letters poking fun at what i thought was a couragous op ed piece. so this is in response to the irish americans who don't feel the pride that they should. and please excuse if i manhandle the irish manner of speaking. this is a joke told to me by one of my friends. he said that an american, an irish american, was golfing with his wife on a weekend. and he hit the ball into the rough. went looking for it. all of a sudden, a leprechaun jumped up. we're back to the leprechaun theme. he said, top of the morning to you, lad. he says, you're a leprechaun. he says, yes, i am, and you have 3 wishes. three wishes? he says, yes. you have 3 wishes. i want to be a par golfer.. he says, no problem. from now on, par and under. he says, i want a porsche. he says, when you go home tonight, there will be a porsche in your garage. and he says, i want a million dollars. he says, done. when you go to the bank on monday, there will be a million dol

mr. mam. he would not have been there that night beating kelly thomas. >> on the other side, fullerton issued statement about the mam case saying. "based upon the information brought to our attention over the last week, acting chief hamilton is very concerned and has ordered an internal affairs investigation into the matter to determine what happened that evening in october of 2010 and the court case this year. there is a strong possibility that we arrested the wrong person that night. veth mam". >>> the attorney for ma'am and kelly thomas' family is preparing to file a similar state and maybe even federal lawsuit in thomas' case at a later time. meanwhile, the fbi, the orange county district attorney's office and now an independent consultant are all investigating the fullerton police department and the kelly thomas case. being, we'll continue to watch every moment in this case very closely. >>> now look at these pictures. one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. there may be only four months left to save it. so that's why film star bo derek is going to join me with more on this effo

mr. mann, he would not have been there that night beating kelly thomas to death. >>> we haven't named the. we don't have that name verified. i just want to say that. also regarding the other case, we did reach out to the fullerton police department, e-mailed and called to get their response which we haven't gotten from them today. what are you hearing, back to the kelly thomas case, what are you hearing about possible charges of the officers allegedly involved? >> well, let's start with the initial report from the police department. what they said right after this hit the news was that this was a very violent man who resisted arrest and fought back and that two of their finest, two of the officers performing their duties that night, suffered broken bones and were hospitalized. whatever happened to that? all of a sudden those officers aren't coming forward, all of a sudden they're not talking about broken bones and it sounds like those bones were never broken. they were creating a story. they were creating a story before they could see the video. those officers' bones were not broken and k

case of kelly thomas a thirty seven year old homeless schizophrenia man who one month ago was beaten to death by the fullerton police multiple witnesses some who even have video insist that mr thomas was beaten into the ground and electrocuted repeatedly by six police officers well after losing consciousness though federal and internal investigations are underway the police cruiser footage has not yet been released but new evidence against the police officers is that the net security video taken in a nearby bus has multiple witnesses just vacating the scene recounting the first extorts of the driver they were previously reported accounts near the story they tell a bus driver in the video quote i'm telling you a homeless guy was just chillin and then the cops came to cop cars came two cops they tried getting him but he just ran off from them ran away from them and then they caught impound his face pound his face against the curb was red and they beat him up another development an anonymous caller into authorities and radio show made several assertions first that there exists a surveillance video showing a one eyed officer j. such an alley doing most of the beating the caller

kelly thomas. the vote to approve him was delayed because of anger and outrage over what the community calls failed leadership. listen. >> mrht to offer you an olive branch. but the first thing you do is open your mouth and i want to grab a baseball bat instead. i swear to god. [ cheering ] >> why are you still here? we don't want you here. you need to get out of the city, man. >> six guys killed that boy. six. >> we're told thomas' father, ron thomas, who you saw there, met with the mayor this morning. but i want to replay that last part for you again. >> you can see the crowd got so heated at times, the mayor and city council members walked out of the room. there they go. that gives you an idea of the mood in fullerton right now. all you have to do is see the pictures of the victim in this case. kelly thomas, who was homeless and schizophrenic, to understand why. i have to warn you the photo we're about to show you it very graphic. to be honest, it's hard to look at. but i think it's important to show it to you. important that you see it. this is what kelly thomas looked like before and after the alleged beating by six fu

mr. thomas. >> yeah. >> it could be a -- it could be a manslaughter. if it's very severe, it could be a homicide, a murderer. >> we just showed the picture again of the before and after of kelly question that force was used sneer when you look at him, can you barely tell that it's a human being or even the same human being? >> of course there's no question as to whether or not force was used. it was. the question is whether or not it's reasonable force under all of the circumstances presented to the police at the time and whether -- whether or not they were overcoming unlawful resistance by mr. thomas, so these are legal questions that have to be answered. we're moving fast towards answering these. i think we'll have the whole picture here in a short time, and we're -- we're moving towards a just and fair result. >> all right. well, when you get to that answer, we'd love to have you back on the show and talk about what you found in terms of force. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> downgraded from aaa to aa-plus, what long-term effect, if any, will it have on the u.s. going forward? that's ahead in today's "q&a." every project we fin