next on the sports highlights with natasha. hello and welcome to what's your isp or sneers n r t thanks for joining us they have lights up in smoke two russian premier league football matches have been postponed due to heavy small in moscow. while in england on demand the manchester united and prepared to face chelsea in sunday's community shield. and all blacks secure the bledisloe cup and need just one point to win their town's try nations title off to beating the wall base in style. and we golf with latest games in the russian premier league when you come was fourteenth placed car in doug a strong equaliser the sun will be only go from the panel to spot late in the first there and then the other game six placed might see you've travelled to some are at the take on second from bottom create a bit of no goals in that one. meanwhile in the early game on friday are a style of cemented their place in the top five all three one male who went against said it the encounter at the olympic two stadium was scoreless until alexander the

and i think natasha is going to add on a couple more things. >> again, i was excited to hear about the website and see the work you're doing around communicating with families about this, the community meetings are a really important part and the survey. and we just want to reiterate it's a very quick turn around time that we're looking at and it's the beginning of the school year and a lot of these meetings are overlapping with back-to-school nights and other events like that. so we just want to reiterate how important it is to recognize to use your voices as parents in the process and make sure they're all being heard and we appreciate all the attempts that everyone is making to do that. so we're looking forward to the upcoming year and working with everybody and we're excited about all the new things going on. >> thank you. >> and i hope you'll be able to give us some feedback, too, on the plan and boundaries at our next meeting. >> i wasn't -- sorry. >> as soon as you're done. >> i was going to take comments and questions from the board. commissioner maufas. commissioner maufas: th

i will be stepping down from the chair ship to allow natasha levine to step up. looking ahead, we are working with district staff and command departments to set up meetings around the issues facing the district in the coming year. this has been a year of tremendous teamwork. we are really appreciative of that and looking forward to continuing that. i also want to thank you for your service to our students and families. as ruth is currently riding her bicycle across country, i want to let you know that she sent you my contact info. you can reach me if you have any concerns of issues related to the pac before her return. if you have any questions, i am happy to answer them. president kim: thank you so much for waiting to the other items. are there any other questions or comments? commissioner fewer: will be meeting during the summer? >> no. beeour first meeting is scheduled for august 31. we will begin meeting on every third tuesday of the month. commissioner fewer: deal have a sort of get to know you think -- do you have this sort of get to know you think. g? they

services it's american government as you mentioned another sensitive issue with fresh air on china from natasha community is there any way we could see that. if you talk about international community you talk mostly about the west russia is not part of the west we don't put any pressure on china on this issue to build is a part of china has been with china for centuries and to britain they live ten times better than used to live. let's say the last century even thirty years ago and they have more freedom than they used to have at the same time we don't know they have separatists and those of earth is sometimes a very warlike and a cause trouble for the chinese government so chinese has no choice but to try to stop them this tradition on the korean peninsula is hotting up just a while ago the yassin south korea had joint military exercises in the pacific something north korea was strongly opposed to was china's stance on north korea is the only official ally of china change you support in korea in the korean war imagine if you consider the last one million people and of course they treasure thos

and for you we in fact have lost natasha so let's continue with you of course you were talking about some of the rubble behind you what are you hearing about want to foreigners are doing to help close of course who have lost their homes and everything. well yes that's right there is no there is plenty being done by the government actually the house just behind me i was talking to some locals it actually caught fire all thursday and it's just the ground all around me is still smoldering it's still very very hot a pro apparently the police were telling me that the peach fires that are here have gone ten meters underground still burning there well for those people that have lost their homes and and vast amount of cases all of their belongings and everything. in the prime minister has pledged one hundred thousand dollars to each of those people who've been there who had had that happen to them and they are expecting to see that money next week now also there's been a lot of shelters temper shelters need to be said for people who have lost their homes they've also lost many of them a lot

>> natasha. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> el monte. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living?i'm a library assistant. i help students with their home work. >> jimmy: what problem do you have with that job? >> you have no idea. they are the rudest, meanest kids ever. >> jimmy: who do you like the least? >> oh, god. do i have to tell the story? all right. i was -- the child made fun of me because i was wearing too much deodorant. i was like, are you serious? >> jimmy: so, this is the kind of thing you can't do anything about because they're kids, right? >> you are correct. >> jimmy: you have the beers in your hand, i see. now, just -- i want you to scream it out and slide to freedom, all right? >> no problem. >> jimmy: go ahead. >> children! respect your elders! >> jimmy: i like that. you feel better now? do you feel better now? oh, she's gone. >> i feel fabulous. >> jimmy: so much for the follow up. sylvester stallone is here tonight. [ applause ] sylvester stallone has a new movie, it's called "the expendables." i have to say, i loved it. they have some cast. bruce willis, jet

meet in the darkened date room and last night, a guy named joey went on a dark date with a gal named natashall let joey take it from here. >> so, i was dating a girl, she was thin the whole nine, it was great. and after four, five months, she got real comfortable and she blew up like a tick. so, it was like -- i couldn't perform anymore. so, i thought there was something wrong with me, you know what i mean? look, have you been heavy before? be honest with me about it, that's fine and we don't -- >> if i've been heavy in the past, you can't date -- >> i'm not saying that. if you've been heavy in the past -- it's rare that someone went to the gym -- it really is rare for that to happen. look, now you're upset. >> i'm not upset. >> like i said, i thought you were thicker. i thought you were the floater. that's what i called, you, so -- it's just -- i don't know. my mistake. >> oh, there he is. >> what's up, players? >> how did it go, man? >> it went great. >> jimmy: it did? [ applause ] seemed to me like it went not great. "dating in the dark" is popular. it's doing so well, the producers have

and on art beat, gulf coast poet natasha trethawey reads from her latest book, "beyond katrina." all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll have full coverage of president obama's oval office address on the last day of combat operations in iraq. i'm judy woodruff. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org