mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much our late action item is the employment for the

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much there are no public speakers any other business seeing none i now adjourn the sfusd financed corporation and resume the rest of the month to month of board of education okay. i now call the public hamburger the tentative agreements first, the tentative agreement between the district and the international union of local 39 and the tentative agreement between the district and the international brotherhood of local 6 and number 3 the agreement between district and service international union local 10 to one and number 3 had the tentative agreement too is united partners and the district between the national federation of local 21 that will be for anyone addressing each colleague will have an individual vote may i have have a motion and second to agreements. >> thank you very much mr. superintendant who will read the recommendations into the record i'd like to ask the executive director to reader this go the record. >> thank you. superintendent goo

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> the next agreement is with the united administrator of san francisco ms. casco role call. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> (clapping.) the final agreement for tonight is the agreement with the international federation of technical engineers local 21. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much our late action item is the employment for the superintendent may have another motion and second. >> may i have a reading by the general council. >> yes. planning department that the board of education approve an agreement with richard carr 0 district attorney the contract provides a that year term beginning july 1st, 2015 through june 30th, 2018, with an in all salary of $210,000 thank you, no speakers signed up for this item comments from the board commissioner norton. >> would like to say that mr. carranza i'm pleased you've ag

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns that i dr. murase 5 i's congratulations this paris we look forward to your service on the elections commission and look forward to hearing from you once a year you're on our service community myths. >> thank you very much next item on the agenda is a m discussion of other educational issues no one and the n the previous items second reading and o vote on the consent calendar that was moved and seconded seconded. >> ms. sonata mr. chin ms. fewer planning ms. mendoza-mcdonnell excuse me. ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 6 i's thank you very much. next item think on the agenda is consent calendar resolution for the board discussions and immediate action there are non-and item 2 superintendent proposal for first reading is there a motion and second to the wellness thoughts policy? thank you very much this will be referred to the rules and budget committee is there a month to month on the authorization to grant on the petition or deny it for the charter >> is there a second. >> move to

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much our late action item is the employment for the superintendent may have another motion and second. >> may i have a reading by the general council. >> yes. planning department that the board of education approve an agreement with richard carr 0 district attorney the contract provides a that year term beginning july 1st, 2015 through june 30th, 2018, with an in all salary of $210,000 thank you, no speakers signed up for this item comments from the board commissioner norton. >> would like to say that mr. carranza i'm pleased you've agreed to serve as the intrunt for another 3 years we're lucky to have you. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i'd like to express our gratitude for our services superintendent i'll be supporting this contract we're lucky to have a leertd or leader in the education community that paid attention to the our district the way that you have and i appreciate the effort you use when making disconnections for our district we're grate

mrs. mcdonnell spoke for herself. >> during bob mcdonnell's sentencing last month judge james spencer memorably said that it was maureen mcdonnell who allowed the serpent, johnny williams, into the governor's residence. today, while addressing spencer the former first lady continuing the theme. the venom from that snake, she said has poisoned my marriage poisoned my family and poisoned the commonwealth that i love. maureen mcdonnell apologized repeatedly taking full responsibility for opening the door to williams and the corruption scandal that follows. fighting back tears she also spoke of the devastating impact of the ordeal. my marriage is broken. my family is hurting. my reputation is in shatters. judge spencer said he struggled to get to the heart of who mrs. mcdonnell truly is. kind and selfless? or demanding and unstable? he called the case tragic sad and puzzling before handing down a sentence of one year and one day. >> quite a fair judge and we thank him for that. >> but she, like the former governor, will be appealing the verdict as both admit mistakes but deny ever breaking the law.

mrs. mcdonnell truly is." in her own words today she said she was sorry for letting johnnie williams into their lives. "the venom has poison midmarriage, my family and the commonwealth that i love. i'm the one who opened the door and i blame no one but myself." before ruling, judge spencer says there seems to have been a downward spiral in sync with her husband's rise in politics but the judge added she respected the role of mother and tried to be a good mother. she sacrificed as a wife. the former governor was also in court to support his wife giving her a kiss on the cheek twice. remember their defense was that of a broken marriage. >> i've been a lawyer for 25 year and sometimes juries get it wrong, and i believe with all my heart that they got it wrong in this case. and we look forward to pursuing our appeal aggressively. >> i they lot of people think that this appeal actually does have a fighting chance far more than a normal appeal in a federal court. >> reporter: so you may wonder when and where the mcd

mrs. mcdonnell benefited from the bribery scheme personally receiving as 20ds,000 shopping free and participating in multiple expensive dinners and vacations, and as she did so she was at times exuberant." prosecutors also say she will be sentenced two weeks from today, and if she gets prison time, the judge wi allow her to remain free on bond while she appeals her conviction just like her husband is doing r. in the newsroom chris lawrence news 4. >> thanks. >>> we have placed more information from the sentencing guideline documents on our website. nbcwashington.com. >>> after some of the coldest air of the season we could be enjoying some of the warmest. chief motor doug kammerer joins us with how the weekend is shaping up. how's it look? >> good to seep the flag by union station not moving at all. last night, windchill 9 degrees at this time. still cold tonight, not nearly as cold. look at numbers across our area. 32 in d.c. the rest of the region 19 in map manassas. 29 annapolis. a very cold night tonight and the cold start to the day tomorrow. then talking abo sto all week. it makes its way o

mrs. mcdonnell while detailing the devastating impact of the scandal. she's isolated alone, in shock. i don't know how much more she can handle. judge james spencer called the case puzzling bizarre and tragic. saying it was hard to know the true maureen mcdonnell described as kind and caring bysome vindictive and crazy by others. he also questioned the defense's tactics during the trial what he called this curious let's throw mama under the bus defense. the sentence of one year and one day is six months less than prosecutors had asked for but much more than the mcdonnells are willing to accept. >> still believe in maureen's innocence and intend to seek her complete vindication. >> maureen mcdonnell will be appealing this ruling just as bob mcdonnell is appealing his sentence of two years in prison. and like the former governor the former first lady will likely remain free on bond as the appeal process continues in may. in richmond jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> the chair of the fairfax county board of supervisors wants a commission to review police practices in the county in the wake o

mrs. mcdonnell will get a lesser sentence. >>> and the defense rested in the american sniper trial as it's come to be noun. eddie ray routh is accused of killing chris kyle and his friend. kyle was the navy s.e.a.l. incorporated in the movie "american sniper." routh's lawyer put on the insanity defense. yesterday a psychiatrist told the jury that routh showed system times of mental illness before the shootings in 2013. >>> it's 4:20 and at this hour the temperatures are still falling. and the wind is going to be blowing all day long. a blustery day. look at the flag here in the nbc 10 studios. it's going bto be a workout. right now in philadelphia 24-mile-an-hour wind gusts. 4 degrees feels like 14 degrees below zero right now. and the pocano mountains will see sunshine but it's never going to feel warm today. the temperatures will warm into the single digits. about 9 degrees above zero for a high for the pocano mountains with temperatures making it feel much colder thanks to the wind. 3 in wilmington. 2 in washington township. look at this, zero for chester springs. 1 below in doylestown.

mrs. mcdonnell played a central role in carrying out that corruption. it's that key part that has folks a little low on sympathy for the former governor's wife. you don't have much sympathy for her? >> no, i don't. sorry. >> that was jim osman reporting. former governor bob mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison and is free on bond awaiting appeal. >>> one georgetown rabbi, three hidden cameras and 50 won suspecting women, each -- 50 unsuspecting women, each one recorded as they undressed. >> today the rabbi pled guilty to 52 counts of voyeurism that he recorded those women as they prepared for a ritual bath. this man's wife is one of those 52 victims he says. >> i saw god's hands and someone who thought he would never get away with it. it's a murkily even got caught and i'm happy -- a miracle he even got caught and i'm happy it's over. >> freundel's attorney said the rabbi pled guilty because he understands what he did was wrong and wanted to take responsibility for it. the rabbi faces a maximum 52 years in prison, one year for each woman whose

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase 6 i's. >> thank you before i call the next item i'd like to remind members of the public if by the wish to address the board of education complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and present to the assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board please get our card in and next the presentation inform the board of education superintendent carranza. >> good evening, everyone boone notches so yesterday, i had the honor of convening with mayor ed lee and our ceo of the foundation fred blackwell on the submitted on men and boys of color those are our children of color launched but the city and the san francisco unified school district into the my brothers keepers challenge we defined what that will be as a difference set of stakeholders in san francisco and have a clear understanding the data strategies while understanding the need for alignment and took our first steps for the aligned areas i'm very, very happen that a group of over one hundr

mr. haney. >> ms. mendoza-mcdonnell arrest ms. norton. >> minnesota. >> mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much or thank you commissioner norton the next item is item j request for general matters i have 3 speaker cards and bunch of speaker cards for the health education that comes later in the data i'd like to call those 3 people to come to the podium (calling names) oh yes. i have additional individual (calling names) if you could please line up towards the podium 2 minutes per person. >> 2 minutes. >> good evening superintendent carranza and commissioner president murase and i'm david m ah o n i'm a third grade teacher at guadalupe elementary school. >> good evening. i'm jose i'm a pta member and parent of 3 students they've congratulated if the turning point to and my wife is the pta treasurer and she's formerly the president of the pta we're here to share with the board of education that the parents and the teachers at our school are really struggling with the leadership at our school the teachers and parent want to request a community meeting with

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns. >> and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> thank you very much and thank you to the mr. haney and ms. mendoza-mcdonnell the next is j request to speak general matters a lengthy list i'll be limiting public comments to one minute i'll be reading names in group as people if we could hold the applause to the end we'll hear from more speakers on the item of 8th's grade algebra (calling names) if i could please come up and press the button. >> yes. one minute per person. >> press the button. >> again commissioner president murase and commissioners and superintendent carranza i'm alison collin in the last week i've heard about parent reinstating the honors in our middle school as someone that taught forlism 20 years in and out of the district and a parent of two children i've heard something that has made me concerned bhoi experience when we have a two tier system kids get tracked into low-level classes a two-track system is boys no matter what is fair the schools have ended up 106r9 the students by in case and

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase miss son at and mr.hank you please join necessary me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all

mrs. mcdonnell has lived the worst nightmare of a public official's spouse vilified in the media and blamed not only for ruining her husband's political career but for sending him to prison." >>> a highly debated change for maryland's highways is getting a green light tonight. today the state senate approved a measure to raise the speed limit from 65 to 70 miles an hour. now, this marks a milestone for the bill which stalled in the senate committee last year. a poents of the measure think it's a dangerous move that could make drivers think there's leeway to speed up to 80 miles an hour. the bill's sponsor says the increase would not be mandatory statewide. >>> and the museum at the ford's theater national historic site was closed again today after a water leak flooded that museum floor. an inch of water was found in the museum on thursday -- wednesday morning. maintenance crews are still looking for the source of the leak and believe it may be r related. that museum located under the historic theater where president abraham lincoln was assassinated. no museum artifacts were damaged by that.

mrs. mcdonnell may have allowed the serpent into the mansion, the governor knowingly let him into his personald business affairs." >>>le le >>>. >>> well today it was maureen mcdonnell's turn. she was looking at up to 6 1/2 years for her felonies. the judge said to her that the defense in this case had gone from the let's throw mama under the bus defense to the "let's throw mama off the train" defense. maureen mcdonnell told the judge today, "i am the one who let the snake into the mansion, the venom from that snake has poisoned my marriage has poisoned my family and has poisoned the commonwealth. i am the one that opened the door." guidelines called for more than five years in prison. her defense was calling for community service. in the end she got one year and one day. the extra time is important because you can't qualify for time off for extra behavior unless you get more than a year. where she's most likely to serve her time is at allegedersonalderson in west virginia which you might remember at martha stewart's one-time prison home. her husband has been allowed to be out on bail while he

mrs. mcdonnell left court today with her son bobby. during that statement, she talked about how her life had been shattered by this experience. and her family is hurting. her marriage is broken and she feels alone and isolated. we heard from eight witnesses including the mcdonnell daughter rachel praising maureen mcdonnell's strong character and kindness but also emphasizing how she felt overwhelmed and stressed by the job of first lady. judge spencer also saying he too, struggled to understand the two different sides of maureen mcdonnell. trying to understand exactly who she is before ultimately handing down a sentence of a year and a day. >> i appreciate very much judge spencer's mercy and leniency for my wife today as he granted to me a month ago. >> the former governor is going to be appealing his sentence of two years in prison. the appeal for maureen mcdonnell will also go forward. the next step in that case will be in may. coming up at 5:00 we're going to take a look at some more strong and emotional words from maureen mcdonnell

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> where's dr. murase thank you that's 5 i's all right. so i'm stepping in here moving on 0 sshlgs board member's reports standing committee do we have a report from any of the board dlblts or board organizations? no other reports by board members a report by the committee as a whole february that's me one informational item our digital learning framework we heard really existing work in our district has been doing around extending a number of things one extending computer science standards k through 12 and developing those are standards and presenting a plan that will could. to the full board as to how we'll go about or about doing that and extending work around digital literacy and introduction technology into destruction and greater levels and the overall approach to keep that in mind how we make sure our students have access to the digital learning it's happening all over the school reports if the legislation committee ms. wynns >> we have already recorded and taken care of the items two were on

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns abstain. >> abstain on the whole item? the whole item >> okay. thank you same agreement so i have to abstain. >> dr. murase i that's 5 ids your next there is a motion and a second for a structural calendar and mr. superintendant commissioner president murase i'd like to ask the deputy to please read this thank you, again superintendent requested action that the board of education adapts the corrected 2015, 2016 structural calendaring can you point out the corrections. >> yes. an error was bring your attention the month of september has 15 not 16 work days on the board minutes so we had to make a change to the calendar thus, the last day of school is may 27 not may 27 relationship. >> thank you

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> moreno. >> ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much next is a donation beyond differences offend by commissioner matthew. >> i'm excited and happy to offer this with sxhekz it's an organizations that was off and on by two members of our knew learning and many smith an organization that is committed to a mission it's critically important to our school district to end the isolation among middle school children where every standard feels value and rntd or not by their peers there's a lot that this organization does we're highlighting them this week february 13th is a day of action no one eats alone there are hundreds of schools that are participating in this day of action which is to fulfill their mission on this day they're going to make sure that no child is alone we know the experience of being in middle school and having friends sit in the way they're doing is t is so special that is led by students that students are leading the change in our culture and making sure they're reaching out to have the

organizations he thought to notwithstanding commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell for her service for the committee schools and for sbca the commissioners will be mr. haney and myself any other nominates by board members. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you. i want to announce it is that time of the year to nominate your farther and best teacher or principle of the year through the mayors teacher and principle of the year awards we encourage all of you to nominate an inspiring teacher ever or principle visit wwwsf.org slash teacher award or principle ward and we're kirnl you to write an uplifting note about the positive defensive a teacher plaques and participating with the san francisco education funds sorry and the teacher today caption so this is at wwwthank a teacher today.org i tomato thank the superintendent carranza the mayor fred blackwell for a successful summit for my brothers keeper we had quite a few a few representatives 5 of our 7 board members as much splinz and sxhument and stuffing and commissioner vice president haney and our instructor for all attending that was a great event and the monday prior we also took two hun

mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes. except on items 1 3 and had a. >> k one example 3 and 1910. >> ms. norton ms. wynns. >> particular time and dr. murase thank you next item a p consent calendar resolutions severed for discussion and immediate action that are non-and superintendent proposals first reading non-tonight and first reading non-and board members board report first if the standing committee commissioner jill win from the rules committee they met on january 28th both action items consideration and action of the district on collective legislative proposals with the bill deadline not until the end of this month so basically we've had our lobbyist and discussions about kind of things that are being trod and bills that are under that are some have been introduced but people are talking about so basically the committee took no position that's important and but we'll have our discussion that meeting on february 18th which is on our third wednesday regular month to month night the second month to month was the process for the selection of the board of education to the election commi

mr. haney and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> superintendent carranza. >> yes. i wanted to make sure that all of our community knows we are so grateful for the presidio middle school students being here this evening but all of our middle schools are participating in this on friday so (clapping.) so for all the commissioners if you're looking for someone to have lunch all our middle schools are participating. >> okay. thank you very much that concludes item c and now the student delegates report. >> thank you commissioner president murase garage commissioner president murase and commissioners and deputy superintendents and superintendent carranza so first off i'll talk about the 12 advisors council this will be on march 6 from 10:30 looked at and the port mason center remember the date and location remember the status of woman's presentation last time we had the wonderful opportunity opportunity to provide the input with the status of women we would like to thank commissioner president murase for introducing the two folks for you're great presentation we look for