from the curriculum committee meeting we inventing send it forward to the board. >> i thank the petitioner for the subsequent action. >> yes. this was heard it was a relatively brief discussion as commissioner maufas noted most of the information was in the curriculum portion we forwarded it back to the full board with no recommendation. >> thank you very much now open for discussion board members yes commissioner wynns >> thank you. i want to thank everyone for coming tonight those are difficult decisions the board faces i thought seriously about this i think all of us building and have experienced that we what's been happening in the mission in san francisco san francisco unified school district is something that for many of us who have been revolved for a long time has been numerously important recently, we actually see really momentum for the work in the zone and the if anything investments and the professional development investments the focus we have there and commissioner maufas and i were looking at the school map earlier this

although yes as stuffing preference we get ready for our board comments that is like our previous petitioner i want to say that you all were at the meeting as well i appreciate the way that you've been able to serve many of our families that have not been able to get the real nuance support system just the way it's been we are improving by leaps and bounds but i all do it well, the natural provocation for you to have a high school are i look forward to you continuing the good work with our students and treating them with such loving care but i'm going to be watching to make sure this is an ongoing effort like our previous petitioner in the same seat i trust you'll continue to do the good work i'll be supportive of this petition. >> commissioner haney (clapping.) is that a continuance of your first question. >> no. >> commissioner norton. >> thank you, sir a really quick question primarily april is the pricing of the piecemeal new. >> yes. it's new as chair mentioned the sfusd gave the guidance that was explicitly likely to have consistentcy with serving low income and underserved students. >

. >> would you recommend to people you just meet to be petitioners in a major precedent-setting national case? sounds like a great idea. >> if you feel deeply passionate about an issue and you can see no other path forward, i think it's a great option to exercise and again, you know, i have said i have never been a terribly patriotic person because i felt discriminated against my buyer life and it wasn't until we took prop 8 to federal court and i stood in that courthouse, i took an oath and gave testimony under the american flag that i felt like an american for the first time because it was the first time i felt like i was able to express a grievance in a place that was established to resolve them and that i was getting the same access to that institution for that problem as anybody else and i have felt so excluded from other institutions. i never wanted to be in the military but if i had, i wouldn't have been able to be myself. i felt excluded from marriage. in so many places, i felt i shouldn't try to work there? >> does it operate when you hear kris talk about a whole lifetime of ass

i read the decision below and the pets petitioner's brief. >> the good stuff in the okay ooh case about eminem and the rap song was in the footnotes the petitioner's brief doesn't flesh out what he was doing back there. >> i think we can all agree that would ordinarily qualify as if not suspicious, certainly curious behavior. >> which is why i said, the brakelight malfunction and the experience of being pulled up and subjected to a stop for member something that is not illegal, that's something aberdeen e everyone could relate to and maybe worry about as a general -- as a riecks. right? but not too many of you probably lying in the back seat, hiding under blankets, when the police are trying to ask you questions. >> usually a good idea to sit up under those circumstances. fair to say. well, we're going to throw the floor open for questions. we were going to talk about cases come downing the pike and maybe i'll just as moderator exercise martial law and give the 60-second summary. all supreme court practitioner and journalists in the world are waiting to see whether the supreme court is

and it just makes sense to me for which all of the petitioners will be here in the room with the advocates to hear the report out. and it happened at the curriculum meeting and because it was, i think that the conversation was needed, and i believe that it would be better served if we report that part out and at the full board meeting, on september 23rd, if that is okay, with the board members, and our staff. >> and i will leave the rest of the report out to you commissioners. >> well it was an honor to serve last night as a deputy chair or your chair in training. last night. >> yeah. >> and she is my obi one of it. and so we had three items that we actually had, and it was a very long meeting that we are here to almost 11 last night and so thank you to the all of the staff and the members of the public who stuck with us through most of that. we had three informational items which were all really important and informative and the first was that we heard an update on the summer stem and steam activities that took place, and it was really an extraordinary and i think ground breaking, summer

i read the decision below and the petitioner's brief. >> the good stuff in the case about eminem and the rap song was in the footnotes the petitioner's brief doesn't flesh out what he was doing back there. >> i think we can all agree that would ordinarily qualify as if not suspicious, certainly curious behavior. >> which is why i said, the brakelight malfunction and the experience of being pulled up and subjected to a stop for maybe something that is not illegal, that's something everyone could relate to and maybe worry about as a general -- right? but not too many of you probably lying in the back seat, hiding under blankets, when the police are trying to ask you questions. >> usually a good idea to sit up under those circumstances. fair to say. well, we're going to throw the floor open for questions. we were going to talk about cases come downing the pike and maybe i'll just as moderator exercise martial law and give the 60-second summary. all supreme court practitioner and journalists in the world are waiting to see whether the supreme court is going to wade into the area of same-

and number five, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premises or which they have control. number six, loitering, defined as to stand idly about and go aimlessly without any business, prohibited to the property, under the control of the license, as particular on the applicant's 257 form and lastly number seven, the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with the lighting of sufficient power to eliminate and make easily decertainable the appearance and the conduct of all persons on the premises and additionally, it shad not disturb the use of any neighbor residents. >> thank you. >> colleagues any comments or questions? >> seeing none, why don't we go to public comment? >> thank you. >> i have not received any speaker cards, but if there it any member of the public that would like to speak, come forward. >> thank you. >> good morning, good morning, supervisors. i would ask that you approve this. because i think that cvs is a great neighbor, and none unlike walgreens ha has a pharmacy in it and has a liquor license on powell str

parallelses, run major career like for me, [speaker not understood], holy leader, a holy position -- petitioner and holy representative of the [speaker not understood] swastika society headquartered in japan and taiwan. [speaker not understood] without some sort of nonprofit organization that support in term of the [speaker not understood], then nothing much can happen. so, [speaker not understood]. we have some sort of functioning like nonprofit organization that we work out to many people, more substantial stuff, yeah. okay, thank you. >> thank you. anybody else wish to comment on items 3, 4 or 19? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> so, we have a recommendation on number 3 from the budget analyst -- motion to approve all three items, we can do that without objection. [gavel] >> madam clerk, can you please call item 5 and 6 together, please? >> item number 5, resolution approving emergency public work contracts of the san francisco public utilities commission related to drought declaration under san francisco administrative code, section 6.60, to perform immediate work to repair

the petitioner's brief doesn't flush out what he was doing back there. i'll have to chase that down. >> i think we can i all agree that would ordinarily qualify if not suspicious, certainly curious behavior. >> which is why i said the brake light malfunction and the experience of being pulled over and subjected to a stop for maybe something that's not illegal, that that's something everyone can relate to and worry about as a risk, right? but not too many of you probably lying in the backseat hiding under blankets when the police are trying to ask you questions about something. >> that's usually a good idea to sit up under those circumstances. that's fair to say. >>> well, we'll throw the floor open for questions. we were going to talk about cases that were coming down the pike and i will as moderator exercise marshall law and give the 60-second summary. all supreme court practitioners and journalists in the world at large are waiting to see whether the supreme court is going to wade into the area of same sex marriage and has a number of cases coming up,

area of the control of the license, as defined on the applicant, abc 257 form and number four, the petitioners shall be responsible for maintaining the litter and the area adjacent to the premises. >> and loitering, it is defined as to stand by idly about and as prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the license, as depicted on the applicant's abc 257 form and lastly, number six, it shall be equipped with power to eliminate and make easily decertainable the appearance and conduct of all persons on or about the premises and additionally the possible of such sliding shall not disturb the normal privacy and use of any neighboring residentses. >> great, thank you very much, lieutenant and colleagues do we have any questions for the lau? >> no questions? >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> why don't we now hear from the public comment, michael nolty and jeffrey barcus and any member of the public that would like to speak, come forward. thank you very much. >> i am actually going to be speaking as a civic leader because i attended three of

even if the petitioners had no onlyiations whatsoever, it what site.o or of e three survivors amputees appeals to congress for pensions, congress did not deliberate so much as bicker. a sizable block of congressmen upon them but opposed it merely because morris supported it. opposing jordan hobbled in on crutches, personally appeals of decency. sense even with such a stirring appearance, the petition was three votes.y and congress appropriated funds to pay off the sailors in the bernard rashard 1848. doesn't all this sound familiar? one last thought -- as the marines, sailors, their families of the revolution et the bar for devotion and duty in sacrifice for succeeding generations of americans so, and the publicss set the example of support the taxes are ong as no levied for the best weapons, decent wages, or to care for widows and orphans. or as the press just recently week, even enough money for them to feed their loved ones. tries to teachll us the same lesson. war john kessler, barry's protege did everything grocery store to defer trading with new england indians before returning t

and in some cases, we recommend that the petitioner stay in an undisclosed location. >> reporter: but it's never easy. >> the unknown is fearful. what are you going to do? where are you going to go? >> the family justice center also helps with counseling, temporary shelter and career services, especially important for women who feel financially dependent on their abuser. the center in montgomery county has helped more than 5,000 victims of domestic violence since it opened in 2009. so just a very valuable resource. >> the release of this new video will cause other victims to come forward. >> we hope. >> kristen wright, thank you. >>> we have gathered information about where to go for help. if you or someone you know is dealing with domestic abuse, log on to nbcwashington.com and search domestic violence. >>> there is a desperate search under way for two children and their mother. the mother has been diagnosed with a mental illness. police say the children went missing 18 hours apart, both while under their mother's care. news4s pat collins spoke with their family and joins us. he's li

even if the petitioners had no political affiliations whatsoever, it only mattered who or what side presented the petition in congress. , amputees survivors joseph brussels, john jordan, and another, james mcentee, appealed to congress for disability pension, congress did not deliberate so much as bigger -- bigger -- bicker. ensizable block of congressman opposed it, merely because morris supported it. finally, the imposing jordan hobbled in on crutches, personally appealing to congress' sense of decency. even with such a stirring appearance, their petition was only passed by three votes. congress finally appropriated funds to pay off jones' sailors in 1848. doesn't all this sound familiar? is thet thought soldiers, sailors, marines, and their families of the american revolution set the bar for the duty to sacrifice for succeeding generations of americans, so, too, did congress and the public set the example of support the areps as long as no taxes levied for the best weapons, decent wages, or to care for their widows and orphans. or as the press recently reported last week, even enough money

in some cases, we recommend that the petitioner stay in an undisclosed location. >> reporter: but it's never easy. >> the unknown is fearful. what are you going to do? where are you going to go? >> reporter: the family justice center also helps with counseling, temporary shelter and career services. especially important for women who feel financially dependent on their abuser. the center again located in montgomery county has helped more than 5,000 victims of domestic violence since it opened in 2009. >> it's an important discussion we need to be having, because it will let people feel like they can come forward. we hope. >> that's the point. >> yes. thanks, kristen. >>> you may have noticed the #whyistayed. it's trending on social media today. victims of domestic abuse are sharing their stories. in a couple minutes, we share a personal story from one of our former colleagues. >>> some harsh words tonight from the engineering expert brought in to fix the troubled silver spring transit center. that transit center in downtown silver spring near the metro stop has been haunted by cost ove

. >> arriving this morning in petitioner royce or an international conference aimed at combating the islamic state group in iraq, secretary of state john kerry hopes to build on what he says is a growing coalition. as the u.s. looks to eventually strike i.s. in syria. >> i've been extremely encouraged to hear from all the people i've been meeting with about their readiness and willingness to participate. >> australia raised its terror alert to high in the face of some of its citizens joining i.s. sunday it became the first country to announce a specific military contribution, committing fire power and at least 600 troops, some of which with him advice iraqi and kurdish forces fighting the islamic state group. >> i to have warn the australian people that should this preparation and deployment extend into combat operations, that this could go on for quite some time, months, rather than weeks, perhaps many, many months, indeed. >> while strong u.s. allies like france ever indicated they might contribute to airstrikes in iraq, germany has said no. after a week of shoring up support in th

it's not my argument, it's the petitioner's case. >> i understand it's a volatile case but we have tot because people need to understand what the choices are. >> mo, what's the other side? >> the other side is there's no interest for a media outlet to know what is in michael brown's juvenile record. i understand that's not his opinion and that's what the other side would argue. there's just no interest because this case is wide known and gained national attention. the very core of the reason is to protect the privacy of a juvenile and that should be protected at all costs. there was a 1984 case in missouri that the media continues to refer to, but that case is entirely different from this case. the people were a party to the case that brought the request for the records, and it was to in a civil matter to figure out damages. this is completely different from what they are trying to do to michael brown. this is a media outlet trying to break a story. this is a media outlet trying to get information so that they can be the first to break a story that is completely irrelevant to the case