but in particular the parent groups whether it's the pac, our own pac or advocates, parents who contribute and challenged the school board was really important for us to be able to step up and say yes, we are hearing certain things and we want to respond to. it so thank you parents. students, again, these accomplishments wouldn't have happened without the students also caring and wanting to improve themselves. and we're just so fortunate to have these 55,000, 56,000 students ready and eager to learn and hopefully we'll present them the opportunity to learn. again, i have had the opportunity for eight years to really see the faces of the brightest and best and the leadership of our students, the people that students who sit on our board of student delegates, including windy and megan. i have seen some remarkable students come through here as student delegates and if i had more time i would rattle their names off as accomplishments and the student advisory council has grown from struggling eight years ago to a very remarkable group, who is always coming up with new ideas as a group. thank yo

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pac begins ongoing (inaudible) to bring ssfusd. to both inform community, parents, partners about district activities. second to bring more transparency and accountability to fully -- sorry. policy makers. so the ongoing series we address major districts and -- initiatives -- sorry, initiatives and provide an opportunity for community members to ask questions and give ideas about strengthening and implementation of these capabilities. on january 15, 2012, the pac will host our next community briefing with christina wong, a special assistant to the superintendent, who will provide an overview of the plan and service supporting english language learns in sfusd. and second we hope to hear how the district is addressing challenges and the plan. and third how the pac and our community partners might support the district to improve the remote better communication with our english language learners families and students. thank you. >> any questions or comments? vice president fewer. >> thank you, for your presentations. i wanted to know w

check this out, okay, we're talking about a super pac here, super pac for america, a fundraising appealrris from 2010. it was posted on his website, the note outlines what he says is his plan to get republicans elected to congress in the 2010 election. in this note, he asks for donations. saying my organization, super pacusa.com, set to run until election day, we're still short of what we need to fulfill this entire mission, including opposing barney frank, so please give us a sizeable donation, as quickly as you can. we are raising almost half a million a day and we need to keep it going. if you are moved by that and click through to donate to what dick morris calls "my organization." you get sent to the super pac for america website, this is what dick morris described as "my organization" in that 2010 note. what is weird is that the letter his lawyer sent us, insists that even though dick morris called the super m -- pac my organization, the letter says he did not organize control or make any financial decisions for super pac for america. what is weird is that the letter says mr. morr

check this out, okay, we're talking about a super pac here, super pac for america, a fundraising appeal from dick morris from 2010. it was posted on his website, the note outlines what he says is his plan to get republicans elected to congress in the 2010 election. in this note, he asks for donations. saying my organization, super pacusa.com, set to run until election day, we're still short of what we need to fulfill this entire mission, including opposing barney frank, so please give us a sizeable donation, as quickly as you can. we are raising almost half a million a day and we need to keep it going. if you are moved by that and click through to donate to what dick morris calls "my organization." you get sent to the super pac for america website, this is what dick morris described as "my organization" in that 2010 note. what is weird is that the letter his lawyer sent us, insists that even though dick morris called the super m -- pac my organization, the letter says he did not organize control or make any financial decisions for super pac for america. what is weird is that the letter

check this out, okay, we're talking about a super pac here, super pac for america, a fundraising appealris from 2010. it was posted on his website, the note outlines what he says is his plan to get republicans elected to congress in the 2010 election. in this note, he asks for donations. saying my organization, super pacusa.com, set to run until election day, we're still short of what we need to fulfill this entire mission, including opposing barney frank, so please give us a sizeable donation, as quickly as you can. we are raising almost half a million a day and we need to keep it going. if you are moved by that and click through to donate to what dick morris calls "my organization." you get sent to the super pac for america website, this is what dick morris described as "my organization" in that 2010 note. what is weird is that the letter his lawyer sent us, insists that even though dick morris called the super pac my organization, the letter says he did not organize control or make any financial decisions for super pac for america. what is weird is that the letter says mr. morris was

pac begins ongoing (inaudible) to bring ssfusd. to both inform community, parents, partners about district activities. second to bring more transparency and accountability to fully -- sorry. policy makers. so the ongoing series we address major districts and -- initiatives -- sorry, initiatives and provide an opportunity for community members to ask questions and give ideas about strengthening and implementation of these capabilities. on january 15, 2012, the pa

well, technically coy but it's a super pac so legally i don't have to. just like i don't have to tell you where the 773,704.83 of super pac money went. i just hope and pray they're both in a better place now. well that brings me to this letter that i received from a group calling itself the ham rove memorial fund, which i was surprised to learn i am on the board of. now in the letter that i sent to me it says that the fund was founded to honor ham's memory with charitable gifts. and recently the fund received an anonymous donation of $773,704.83. now where did that specific amount of cash come from? well, it is a its it came from po box bite me. (laughter) now as a board member i wanted that money to go to unicef. unfortunately the rest of the board found out that unicef is the name of my yacht. (laughter) keep collecting those pennies, kids. so instead tonight i'm proud and somewhat shocked to announce that the ham rove memorial foundation will be giving $125,000 each to donners choose sandy relief fund team rubicon sandy outreach and habitat for humani

a super pac.all know, are pretty familiar with the super pac law in that there should be no coordination between a campaign and super pac and here you have a major co chair going over to the other side without anyone sort of raising an eyebrow and then once he gets there, he makes all these phone calls and raises a bunch of money. i was never able to confirm how much he raised. i think that number we gave in the question was overblown, but that's what i thought at the time. and, you know, so he starts, so this is also a very sensitive subject. certainly, you know, you have obviously, he is very sensitive about clearly did not approve of president obama's decision to relieve stanley mcchrystal. >> i love the way you handled that, you know, exchange with him, because he is obviously very hostile toward you. even after that exchange, you keep pressing him to answer the question. let's go to the next video where you don't seem annoyed by him at all and you continued to ask him to answer your question:

remember, the super pac can't talk to the candidates. i don't think that there's any inside information going on there. but all signs point to someone who, you know, when the presidential ambition is with you, it's a very, very difficult thing to slate. a lot of people think she's going to run. and we also know that super pacs can be extremely effective in primaries. when you look at mitt romney's super pac, and how they were able to kind of take out all these candidates over the course of the 2012 primaries, it can be a very, very effective thing. i don't know how much this group is going to raise, but if they are -- if it ends up being the official hillary super pac, it could be a force to be reckoned with. >> and i also wonder, margie, if this super pac does very well, very early, gets a lot of money, maybe other super pacs form, if that could be part of her decision-making process, if it could push her toward an affirmative decision. >> it's possible. i think hillary clinton has a lot of things to think over. she has a well-deserved

and they've been extremely successful because it's not just a pac apac is just the tip that's just the public you've got the presidents conference of major american jewish organizations you've got the american jewish congress the american jewish committee you've got commentary magazine you've got to think tanks one with the republicans and the hardliners the near east institute the other the institute with the democrats it's a whole range of interlocking and inter working organizations but where did it start from it started from the holocaust it started from jewish impotence in the thirty's and forty's and what happened to the jewish people in europe and then the fight in the forty's over whether or not the u.s. would support the creation of a jewish state everybody's forgotten to the biggest person in foreign policy general marshall opposed it he even told president truman that if you president truman support the creation of a jewish state it will be unending war in the middle east it will be against american interests and i your secretary of state i'm going to resign and he threatene

and he believes everybody is going to have a super pac, if not in 2014 in 2016.will be super pacs in every congressional district in every state -- >> jennifer: oh my god you are killing me! >> it is going to be wherever. >> jennifer: it is horrible! [ laughter ] >> jennifer: we're seeing it today there were a couple of super pacs that were created to keep chuck hagel from being confirmed as secretary of defense. what can you tell us about those. >> right. i mean these super pacs need something to do in the off season so to speak so they are weighing in on the nomination fight over senator chuck hagel, the president's nominee to be the defense secretary. and they are filling the airwaves with attack ads. there is this supposed pro lbgt group, but it is closely allied with a very deep red republican -- >> jennifer: that's what i thought. >> the details are sketchy but -- [overlapping speakers] >> jennifer: all right. andy -- and i hate to leave on this terribly depressive note. all i'm going to say is we want to purge you of reporting on dark money and hopefully i

>> with a lot of super pacs, i am a big supporter of the super pacs, but i look -- >> is it easier withe giant super pac. >> it depends on what ar are --u are trying to do if there is a big issue with the nra and gun control, there are a lot out there. charles: popping up crazy. i heard chuck hagel with three super pacs? we'll see this all of the time? >> you know, whenever this starts to run, look for it be on regulated. look for the super paces to be regulated. because you know a lot of people complained on both sides, let's -- for example like george soros with pup et ceter puppet stringn addison with puppet strings. >> would you dare, as someone who raising money say it is maybe tainting the system? >> charles, thank you. >> you look fantastic. >> thank you. charles: too much money in politics, i think a lot of people would say? >> i think a lots of people are worried that it has the uber wealthy buying a message. i think if you increase some limits with the campaigns, i think you will see the super pacs, maybe going by the way side. but right now, -- if you really want to make a po

careful not to give -- in fact, the ads the super pac ran, i never saw.hope you agree they were not as devicive as other ads might have been. >> next to aaron mcpike. aaron? >> yeah, wonder if you can assess where super pacs over the last few years are successful and where they failed because, you know, as i read it, yours and the super pac that helped newt gingrich kept candidates alive in the primaries, but thin in the general election, the republicans super pacs didn't do what they were supposedded to do necessarily. i mean, spent a lot of money and put a lot of ads on the air, but the president's super pac had far less money and they were able to use negative research on mitt romney, and, of course, the president won. going into the next cycle, you know, where do you think it can be most useful? >> keep in mind, erin, super pacs are just another source that george soros poured in $20 million to beat george bush. i'm not a political junkie, but i think it's not so much how much money there was and who had it, but who used it more cleverly. i'm in absol

but a win today takes them to 5-0 in the pac 12. 16-2.friendly bounce. 28 seconds to play. and that's the kind of second half it's been for the bruins. >> doug: larry drew has shown some signs of offensive life. he was a mcdonald's all american. hit the last three buckets for ucla. he's played well enough down the stretch. an untimely turnover. >> spero: oregon, the signature win up in eugene against arizona. this one will go right at the top of the list. coming to westwood today. and taking care of ben howland's bruins. ucla will fall to 15-4. and 5-1 in the conference. >> doug: something about the ducks and the bruins this year. bruins football team got two chances at them. basketball team, all hopped up on quack. >> spero: i tell you what, tony woods had a career high for the big center. 18 points. there he is on the bench. receiving ivs yesterday in his hotel room here. certainly didn't look sick today. final 15 seconds. larry drew to the rim. in and out rebound. kazemi. adams will foul dotson. have a chance with damyean dotson to pad

stanford and cal both struggling out of the gates in pac-12 play. combined 3-5 today.ball coach david shaw supporting colleague jhonny dawkins. dwight powell, high off the glass here. cal's leading scorers,; both teams shoot less than 36%. cardinal prevail, 69-59. both teams 2-3 in pac-12 play. this just in the raiders hired an offensive coordinator. greg olson will replace greg knapp. olsen was the assistant quarterbacks head coach for jacksonville. >> ama: we have an update on breaking news. you're taking a live look at this wet mess >> ama: an update on breaking news in san leandro. a water main break is causing a huge mess. foothill boulevard is closed between carolyn street and manchester street, and water is forcing the shutdown of one onramp and offramp on interstate 580. >>> you probably heard of rude waiters. one waiter is getting cheers for refusing to serve one family. >> and how much "two buck chuck" is going to cost you now. >>> world news is coming up next. >>> this is "world news." tonight, breaking news. a deadly crisis over. at least 23 hostages dead.

i believe we have a pac representative in the audience, yes. [speaking foreign language] >> good evening, everyone. i am new member of the parent advisory council. i have two daughters who attend francisco and ewald respectively. [speaking foreign language] >> the role of the parent advisory council, pac, is to represent parent voices and perspectives to inform education policy discussions. and this report highlights our project activities for january. to engage families in two important

packet -- pac-12, calhouseing washington. the cougars looking for their first conference win.ny dikes is everybody. -- everywhere. total team effort. solomon throws it down. time winding down in the first. bears up 2 at the break. then wallace getting in on the action. the offensive rebound and putback. led the bear with 16. cal improves to 10-6. 2-2 in pac-12 play, beating the cougars 67-54. >> santa clara, looking for their first win at home against byu since 1961. first half. byu on the break. josh sharp misses the layup. and matt carlino puts it back in. santa clara trying to keep it close. bron doughs down 50-49. bu too tough down the stretch. bu wins 82-64. that final. >>> 20th ranked nc state hosting number one duke. first half. wolfpack force the steal. it's jammed home. nc state up two at the break. steph curry's brother, seth. the wolfpack break yay, handing duke their first loss of the year, 84-76 that final. >> the hockey fans, the national hockey league lockout is over, sort of. after the owners unanimously approved the new collective bargaining agreement earlier

and over the years, student nutrition has been one of the areas for pac. so we were super pleased to be able to be there in the evaluation process. i just have to share that my daughter, i pack everyday lunches for my children. they do not like school lunches and i wanted to share i was going to be on the panel. and they were super excited and this morning my daughter said i want a lunch. well, you said that the lunches were going to be better next year. so i'm going to see next year, mom. and maybe i will get school lunches. so for me, that makes me happy, because she is actually listening to what i am saying. [ laughter ] and she hopefully will be able to look next year at the lunches and see that she wants to also participate with her friends and eat at least once a week would help me. and i feel good with the choices we were able to evaluate that day. that is it. any questions or comments? >> seeing none, thank you, gloria. >> next item is item f, public comment on consent items. so i have several people that want to speak tonight. and we'll give you t

the newt gingrich/sheldon adamson super pac. i wanted to know if you think the length of the primary, the bitter nature of the primary and your role in prolonging the primary actually hurt mitt romney's chances, and is there anything that republicans can do to sort of prevent such bitter super pac-funded, prolonged primaries in the future in and anything you want to say about -- [inaudible] >> yeah. well, i think there's different points of view as to the length of the primary process created more earned income. i mean, there's no way mitt romney could have possibly got that much air time if it weren't for the debates and the fact that it took place. so he had an opportunity to present his case, and the more air time he got, the better. maybe the question is did that effectiveness that he was accorded, did he take advantage of it properly? that's a whole different story. so i don't think the length of the primary even though i became quite weary of it, as we all did, i don't think that necessarily is a function of helping or hur

his pac actually bought chuckhagel.com, and probably won't be a fan site. his pac has been running anti-hagel ads. >> announcer: hagel says military action is not a viable responsible option. >> jennifer: so interesting, and it's not just bill kristol's pac going after chuck hagel. in anticipation of the confirmation hearings republicans in congress are combing through all of the past comments for something they can use against him, and in 2011 chuck hagel called the military budget bloated and said it should be paired down. let's take a look at that statement. in fact the defense has skyrocketed over the last century as you can see in this graph. we now spend more than any other country, and in fact we spend more than the next 13 countries combined. republicans -- that's one argument, right? republicans also say that they are worried that chuck hague legal be too weak on iran based on his dove-like approach to iraq. mitch mcconnell said today that he would have some tough questions for hagel, but back in 2007 mitch mcconnell called hagel . . . and said man

they fall to 3-4 in the pac 12. women's beat utah. bears are 7-1 in the pac 12.nford leading connecticut. well, tiger woods is about to win his 8th tournament at that golf course. that tiger stair, it is back. so is his swing. two shot lead. he extends it. 4 par second hole. the greens are wet and soft from the southern california rain. ball rolls back. birdie. heavy fog suspected yesterday's third round is gone. today they couldn't get all 36 holes in. here is tiger woods. 109 yards away. he held a 54 hole lead for the first time since 2009. chose not to change to his final round red shot and didn't jinx him. par four. watch this. another birdie. he enjoys a 6 shot lead over nick watney. he finishes his final 11 holes tomorrow. >> coming up, celtics move one of the -- lose one of their top players and novak djokovic makes history. the factoid is next. anything. [ screams ] a rambunctious toddler? of course. uncle ralph? sure. a roman gladiator? you bet. the thing under my bed? why not? ♪ yes. [ female announcer ] get more with embassy suites. book early and save

and third how the pac and our community partners might support the district to improve the remote better communication with our english language learners families and students. thank you. >> any questions or comments? vice president fewer. >> thank you, for your presentations. i wanted to know when you are addressing the pta with the restorative practices. do you have a date and location for that? >> good evening, and congratulations to president norton, vice president fewer. and welcome aboard commissioner haney. yeah, we do have a date set for monday, january 28. we don't have a location yet. but i can forward that once that is established. >> do you know the time? their meeting convenes at 6:30 and i think our spot will be at 7 or 7:30. >> thank you very much. all right, we will move on to public comment on consent items. i don't have any speaker cards for public comment on consent items. and you don't have any. all right. we will move on to the consent calendar. may i hear a motion. >> irvin and i and darleen and i. >> i have your cards under general comment. don't worry, president k

we started her pac.andra 2093, maybe. >> i like that. >> if this super pac can do it, i have all of the belief in the world. happy birthday to your 6-year-old. >> happy birthday. coming up, all of the president's men and what the political impact and the lack of women in the cabinet might mean for president obama. stick around. this is msnbc. woman: we're helping joplin, missouri, come back from a devastating tornado. man: and now we're helping the east coast recover from hurricane sandy. we're a leading global insurance company, based right here in america. we've repaid every dollar america lent us. everything, plus a profit of more than $22 billion. for the american people. thank you, america. helping people recover and rebuild -- that's what we do. now let's bring on tomorrow. plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day 50+. campbell's has 24 new soups tha

an extraordinarily bad system you saw this with president obama who said i can't stand these super pacslized you cannot unilaterally disarm if you're in this game, and he would be crushed and rolled over. how do we reconcile that. good people trapped in a bad system. how do we ultimately manifest that. >> well, i think you need someone who breakaway and who will understand, and i believe this to be true, if they say i will not take super pac money that the people who hate the campaign finance system will come to them and say this is a different politician. >> gavin: yeah. >> and that is a tough choice. i appreciate that, but i do believe, in fact that in this day and age where the issue of money and politics is just pervasive and ordinary every day conversation that a candidate could be quite successful in this regard. >> gavin: i mean, what is it about the political parties today and politics today that that doesn't reward good behavior? >> well, i think thanks to modern technology everything now is a realtime, and everything gets amplified pretty quickly. you publish an article get a

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michael bloomberg, mayor bloomberg has a super pac spending a lot of money. nra was not very effective they had a lot of losses of people they back in a big way. didn't win in congress. >> the president's approval ratings are higher than at any time since he was first elected. >> and the polls are with the prident. but you make the most important point. nra has had this game all to themselves. they have been able to play it with no money in the game, on the side of people who wanted some sense of gun safety. now with people like gabby giffords, people who can attract funds and target them strategically i think the game is -- >> the president has the national -- we have more power than nra but i believe you were right from the standpoint and being a person who makes law people should come to ts table find out what they do agree on instead of politicizing it. it is a political issue. i think leaders should come together and stop the bipartisan -- with enyou have the nra saying we're against an assault weapons ban, against everything. to me the nra has become no

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cam is 2-2 in the pac-12. st. mary's appears to be the best men's basketball team in the bay area.the dons. the dons are still looking for their first win of the west coast conference schedule. mike mitchell young scores 14. gaels win, 78-72 and also today byu cougars are 4-0 in the west coast conference after they beat santa clara toe. >> it's the third round of the sony open in honolulu. 23-year-old golfer rookie scott langley started two back and starts with a 26'birdie. langley, 5 under 65, another 23- year-old rookie, russell henley. they set a new course record by finishing 17 under par after 54. langley finishes 65. so for the fourth straight day langley and henley will be paired together for the final round. >>> now that the nhl lockout is officially over, sharks announced that they will open their 48-game schedule sunday january 20th. that is sports as we see it it this saturday night. san francisco 49ers are in the nfc championship for the second straight year. i hope the east coast wakes up and learns about colin kaepernick. >> they will have to after today. >> the game

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. >> let's move to the pack -- pac-12. stanford leaves southern california empty handed.t pushed around inside pauley pavilion. that's ware with the dunk. then ran deal for two. he had 17ful dwight powell, been really good this year. 17-13, going lefty on the jump hookment but too much ucla. 68-60 the final. cardinal start conference play 0-2, lost 15 of their last 16 in l.a. >> it's day 112 of the nhl lockout. hockey fans are looking for positive news. league and union reps meeting face-to-face with a federal mediator today trying to iron out expense revenue issues. the commissioner issued a friday deadline. gate deal in place or the season will be cancelled. >> how about some actual hockey in russia, team u.s.a. and sweden. at the gold medal game of the junior championship. grimaldi takes it in, then a few minutes later again. team courthouse -- team usa victorious. the warriors are taking on the clippers tonight. >> ama: how much would you spend for a really good drink? the big bucks someone ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, m