early on and notifying the kids earlier and letting them know need year, you are teetering and will end oup in summer school, so really thinking about having these discussions earlier on rather the end in april to reduce rather than in april -- earlier rather than in april and really wanting to have a valuable and fair conversation about what is in our parking lot and how it relates to our priorities, so is there are no further discussions -- do you have something else? >> i just want to add that we have a plan for a safety net or how to have students succeed, so you are right. we should be aligning our resources and also looking like thingare things like night schoo i think it is a plan, and it is not just a band-aid on the problem, but it is about how do we make people feel success so they get increasingly more rigorous. it is going to have to be much more innovative and more interesting. i think it is hard for students, but schools but do it well through the generosity of the city, thank you to mayor li, and in lincoln high school, there are 30 students attending, and they are keeping tr

they end oup with the lawyers ad bitter and to find out they have been in non-compliance, and the fact that evidently one of their references did not return a call back to the district, and if was felt that based on the information provided, they did not meet the minimum number of trips on the bid, which were 140 to 280, which is the flow the district is currently having. it was a little shocking to find out if they were found on compliance, because even if you use the trips as a milestone, it still comes out with the two references given, number of trips to times of week, they still would have a minimum of 160 trips a week, which is over the 140, which was the minimum in the bid and my understanding, so they are small they are a minority business located here in san francisco. express medical is a franchise, out of town entity at a third more and price, so that is why i am here, and they were here earlier but had to leave. >> commissioners, i am the director of transportation. it is true that a year ago of did was put out. a number of issues were brought to our attention. after a thor

tomb they're flush against the surface n this setting we can walk around and perhaps appreciate better oupr. >> and butte of the arl. >> absolutely. >> spencer had a bit of google on his nose. >> it's not a meet rolling -- . >> my nose met a towel rack. >> 91 in chico. 92 fresno. 104 in palm springs. cool on the coast. 71 in san diego. 68 in big sur temperatures will be well below average but pleasant day inland highs into 70s by 82 in cloverdale 89 in clear lake. east bay inland east bay 81 and mainly 70s in other locations and down near monterey bay highs near the bay into 60s and inland highs into mid 7 ows, here is the accu-weather forecast. this cool spell staying with us throughout the weekend. we'll storm up monday closer to the normal range tuesday and wednesday of next week. and not august like temperatures. >> yes. feel better. >> what is the name of the towel rack? >> up next battle of the bay. tomorrow raiders game z why oakland degrernds may be bringing the house. and run the suspect's driving record was well known to police. why they pulled him over days before the fatal acci

more coming oup on cnn on cnn in the upcoming days. >>> british police are trying to stamp out the riots loots shops and stores. the violence exploded after a crowd marched on a police station, angry over the death of a 29-year-old local man. police reportedly killed the father of four during an anti-firearms operation. more to come on cnn. >>> looks like a horror film but it is real-life video from a tornado that tore a path of destruction through joplin last may. cameras captured it on video as it battered the campus. the tornado badly damaged the school and destroyed a big part of job joplin. 150 people died. >>> the u.s. no longer has perfect credit. for the first time ever the s&p took the country's top rating down a peg. up next, we take a look at what that means to you. ck's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] half a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large par

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