ms. brown: where do we start with this? this idea of finding out what motivates students, connecting with their lives, building a curriculum around that? that is what i'm hearing. carolyn: me? catherine: yes. how do you tap into young people to get them engaged? carolyn: it is issue driven to in the idea they can have agency. usually you can see them more on the local level in the communities. one of the things we focused on in 2017 was municipal elections. we provide an election center that breaks down what offices actually do, what the responsibilities are, who is running for them, we have links to their websites and social media. .e did that in 2016 as well in 2016 we had 4 million users access information. in 2017 it was lower than that. we also teamed up with local groups to develop voter guides based on the issues that were impacting their community. young people were designing questions and then contacting candidates and getting those answers. we would post to our website print because our name was associated with it

ms. brown: where do we start with this? is this idea that you find out what drives the students, what connects with their lives, and you build a civics curriculum around that? that is sort of what i'm hearing, but i wanted to directly ask. i am curious -- anita and caroline. how do you tap into young people to get them engaged? one of the most powerful ways? >> it is issue-driven. also the idea that they have agency. usually, you can see that more and the local level of the community. one of the things we focused on in 2017 was actually municipal elections. we provide an election center that breaks down what offices actually do, what the ir responsibilities are, who is running for them. we have links to their websites , there's a media, everything you could possibly want. we did that in 2016 as well. in 2016, we had 4 million users access the information. in 2017, it was lower than that. but we also teamed up with local groups to develop voter guides based on the issues that were actually impacting their community. and so y

ms. ellen lee zoo. she left. okay. so you are up again. hillary brown. >> hillary brown, go for it. >> my name is hillary brown, again. i was one of the original v.a.c. members that was launched in 2014. i believe in accessibility. i can relation to that being visual impaired. i was legally blind since the '90s. and i'm glad they're implementing vote by mail, like in san matao county. it helps people specifically like for my condition being vision impaired. and i'm glad that you are willing to accept my comments in regards to people who have sight issues like myself. i wish other people who were vision impaired to speak about how they want to get accessibility to vote and get advice from san matao county or even the secretary of state office. that's the comment i wanted to make. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. so i take it there's no more speaker cards? >> that's it. >> all right. so we're moving on to item number 11. it's information. is there any correspondence? >> there is not any correspondence. >> none today. all right. thank y

ms-13. governor jerry brown fired back saying, "in california we protect all of our people from criminals and gangs as well as dangerous assault weapons. we do our job, mr. president. you do yours." >>> an argument gets out of hand and this evening one man is dead, another in custody. concord police were called to a home on lodge drive in the meadow lane area after 5 a.m. this morning. officers found a man not breathing, performed cpr, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim was stabbed during an argument with the second man. the suspect was located in pittsburg and arrested for murder, no names released, nor a motive. this is concord's first homicide of 2018. >>> in san francisco an online alert about a man lurking at a popular kids park ended in an arrest. someone posted this picture on next-door saying the man was hanging around the excelsior playground. yesterday officers got a call that the same man was there staring at children. >> the adult male was not with -- was by himself, was not with anyone else. their investigation we discovered that the adult naturally had an outsta

ms. baldwin. mr. bennett. mr. blumenthal. mr. blunt. mr. booker. mr. bozeman. mr. brown. mr. burr. ms. cantwell. ms. cantwell. mrs.-letter. -- ms. capito. mr. cardin. >> so this is the actual vote to approve the budget deal. thanks on capitol hill, a lot of times, either work really slowly or really fast. we saw the really slow part from about 1:35, 1:45 in the afternoon, then the senate had some other options where they could have tried this out a little bit longer here. senator rand paul, who put the brakes on the bill earlier in the afternoon and through the evening, has basically relented and so they want very quickly from ending debate on that bill, that procedural vote, to actually voting on the bill itself. this is a straight up or down vote to approve that budget package. the second really important step in resolving this very short, they hoped, government shutdown in the overnight hours here. this will need a simple majority and so if they got, what was it, 72 votes in the procedural vote, it's not going to be a problem to get 51 votes on this. this will pass and then they will move it over to the house o

mr brown is also charged with driving while disqualified and uninsured. msith common assault, as it is alleged that she assaulted a member of the public in the moments after the collision. due to the serious nature of these alleged offences, this case must be dealt with at crown court, so the pair have been told they will reappear here via video link on the 22nd of march. until that date, they will remain in custody. there has been a large community reaction in coventry to the deaths of these two young brothers on thursday afternoon. yesterday, a group of bikers arrived at the scene of the crash to pay their respects. i didn't even know what to say to any of the family when i found out what had happened. it's — it got me. i was in shock the whole last night and today. i couldn't even go to work today, i was just in that bad of a state from it. yesterday, an online fundraising page was set up to help the grieving family pay for the funerals of 2—year—old casper and 6—year—old corey. just a day later, donations from the public have already surpassed £15,000. t

ms. black. she was an inaugural member of the san francisco m.t.a. board. she was appointed by mayor brown in 2000. she served as a member of the board for 10 years retiring in 2010. the native san francisco, she always used public transportation. she worked for sieu1021 for many years and president from 1988 to 1991. having reached her centennial just last month she was known for her commitment to workers' rights. shirley always stood up for what was right so we will adjourn our meeting in her memory today. she will be missed by a lot of people in the agency and the city. directors, do i have any new or unfinished business? >> no. >> all right. seeing none. thank you. >> item 7. districdirector report. >> good afternoon, members of the board, members of the public and staff. start by wishing everyone a happy lunar new year. wore a little red to bring good luck to this board meeting. i do have a number of things to update you on. i will start with vision zero. just one item of note. last week the san francisco police conducted a special enforcement operation that was focused on bike and pe

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