whereas prudent to california education code the board of education of the district is in receipt of the reluctant petition for >> i'm sorry you don't have to read the entire just therefore be it roved the board of education should grant the petition subject to the requirements at the time e set forth by law. >> thank you, mr. davis. i'd like to take public commit. is there any member of the public who intends to speak against the renewal. there is a group through rearrangement we agreed to devote 15 minutes. i'm going to read the names. you can lineup at the microphone you'll have 15 minutes. individual speakers will not be minded just be mindful there are other people behind you that wish to speak (calling names) i apologize not t. (calling names) maybe you should read them (calling names) >> okay. please given you may start the timer now. >> good evening thank you, commissioners i want to thank you for the opportunity tonight. my name is fernando i'm the director of the creative arts director school. 20 years ago our school was an audit and that was in the city of san francisco. m

. >> karen prudente is a member of united methodist women.he is originally from the philippines and was introduced by a friend to damayan, where she now volunteers. >> they find hope that they're not alone, because they come to this country as strangers, foreigners, and they become one family. and that's important. they go to church together. they give back. they volunteer, despite the hard work that they have to do in people's homes. >> prudente felt that the two organizations could help each other, so she put together a series of events to introduce damayan to the nearly 8,000 members of united methodist women. >> we know that this problem is not going to be solved by united methodist women alone. >> susie johnson leads the washington, d.c. office of public policy for the organization. >> what it enables us to do is to form alliances that are lasting because once you start working on human trafficking, you work together then on education, you work together then on fair labor practices. you work together on ways in which you can improve the

to sortnk it is prudent of tone it down a little bit. is ifk carl's opinion is with the newl president it would work. then you're putting yourself really close to the timeline. i do not think they want to get that close. the sooner we sign this agreement, the sooner there is evidence of stability in afghanistan. ultimately, we need to continue to try to see if there is some way to get this current administration to sign the agreement while also preparing for the possibility of having to wait for the next one. i think senator levin is right about what the prudent course of action is. i think it would be good if we could give the agreement signed before the next step. >> follow up on that. it opens up a lots of variables with a new election a new president who may or may not want to sign it. that as ane opportunity to renegotiate. is that potentially kicking the can down the road? >> you describe it quite well. we need to first and foremost try to get it signed as soon as possible. we have to keep pressing for it. i do not know what the de

it was what i thought a prudent decision. two weeks later, after i sold all my positions, albertson's bought american stores. it was a huge premium. gigantic. i couldn't believe it. i had held on to american stores all these years and like a chump i sold it because i couldn't take the pain. if i had added to the position i could have made my year. i always remember that moment, because it caused we to rethink how i felt about blowing out of my portfolio when i'm convinced stocks are going lower. the stock market bottomed down 2%. i didn't have the guts to go back in at the time because i was so adamant that we were going down 4%, 5%. what is the moral? what did i really do wrong? selling something wasn't a bad idea. the pain sometimes becomes too unbearable. you have little to no cash on the sidelines. selling everything, massive mistake. it's always good to use a top notch futures-led sell-off to pick at, not load up on, your ones. that's your favorite stocks after the sell-off ends. they always end at some point. not all of

on because the russian government gave temporary asylum to snowden and perhaps putin is taking a prudent position not wanting to go out of his way to appear to be a friend of snowden's or a supporter of the that enterprise of course he's on the hot seat because in the west especially in the united states by president obama and by congress the acts by russia giving temporary asylum to snowden are considered to be. extreme hostility towards the united states wrong good to talk to you thanks a lot brownback a door to the anti war on sick coalition right here i want you to national. children as young as eight years old are being held and tortured across a network of secret is known as prisons in syria according to shocking new reports the jails are operated by one of the fiercest rebel groups the islamic state in iraq and the levant its practices and laws are so harsh that amnesty international has equated it to a reign of terror smoking or behavior deemed and the islamic community to link the sentences of these detention centers and even worse selena nasser she's now understands national re

some people will see this as an opportunity for president prudent to try to -- for president prudent he is in jail for 10 years. do we know what his conditions have been like? >> it has not been great. russian jails are no good place to be. i have been to them as a journalist. tuberculosis rates are really high. he has been ok. he has really changed over this decade. we have seen him appear in court from time to time while he was in jail. he certainly grade. he has been. he is now 50. he was not the vibrant individual he was. but generally speaking, his health is ok. does that mean he's going to come back and now some kind of meaningful opposition to president prudent -- president vladimir putin as he might have worried he would in the past? it has been so long. you very much. that does it for us on "in the on bloombergere television. we are on the market next. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour, and that means bloomberg television is on the market. i'm scarlet fu. it is a day after the fed capering announcement and 30 minutes into the start of u.s. trading. he s&p 500 giving back s

. >> serÍa prudente que quienes utilizaron su tarjeta de dÉbito, cambien su nÚmero de identificaciÓn a tres sospechosos que atacaron a una mujer hispana. >> el vÍdeo de una cÁmara de seguridad que muestra el instante en que recibieron la brutal golpiza que los mandÓ al hospital. >> quedÓ frente a mÍ. me da un golpe justo entre los ojos y la nariz. lo que se ve en el vÍdeo es que me derriba. el otro, me dio con la suela de la bota en la cara. >> ahÍ vi que perdí el conocimiento. caÍ como una bolsa de papas. >> asÍ quedÓ el rostro de pablo. >< me quedÉ sin plata para comprar regalos a mis nietos. me quede sin nada. espantoso. porque ni en mi paÍs, que son muy sanguinarios, nunca me pasÓ nada. >> el demencial ataque fue pasadas las ocho de la noche. gracias a esta cÁmara de seguridad, se captaron las imÁgenes que es la Única evidencia para localizar a los atacantes. >> han muerto personas por esto. las leyes son demasiado endebles. >> los individuos luego de la brutal paliza, tranquilamente se apoderaron de los telÉfonos celulares, 1000 $ en efectivo y otras pertenencias. >> soy gracias

out for jenna kovacic difficult to imagine now because by pushing so far, going so closely towards prudent and away from the you, he is getting into so much public opinion. the great concern this tuesday is that he will unleash syria's violence, and his regime will end up in prison and has nowhere to go. of course, the whole question of ukrainian politics now is really burning away. we have a tense situation and we do not know what is going to happen. >> thank you so much. wrapping up headlines in international papers. russian entrepreneur -- brother cycling team, which he has long sponsored. london, itch in moved to its second sponsor. building the best team in world cycling. >> money is not everything, but that means a lot, of course. buy more riders, if you wish. .t is a long project 15, 16, 17, we will buy more riders. they fell out during the tour de france this year. it is very big news right now. there are teams that are disappearing as there are not enough sponsors. out of his own interests, with the great passion he has for the world of cycling, to make such a large investment is

. >>> seria prudente que quienes utilizaron tarjeta de dÉbito, cambien su nÚmero de identificaciÓn personaladas de emergencia tienen vigilancia en el teatro apolo en londres luego que parte del techo se derrumbara durante una obra. no se sabe la causa del colapso que dejÓ decenas de heridos. >>> en perÚ un autobus se presipitÓ a un abismo a una profundidad de 30 pies 17 personas murieron, hay 30 heridas. el vehÍculo viajaba repleto de pasajeros de lima hacia la regiÓn norteÑa. este tipo de accidentes es comÚn en perÚ, muchos de los autobuses transitan en mal estado y conducidos por choferes in expertos. >>> las autoridades italianas dicen que las granjas de la regiÓn de napoles estÁn contaminadas debido a los desechos tÓxicos arrojadas por dÉcadas. la policÍa confiscÓ una finca en la cercanÍa del monte ... >>> cientos dedo ffensores del derecho al aborto, protestaron en madrid. el gobierno re formÓ la ley del aborto. permite la interrupciÓn libre hasta las 14 semanas. y 22 semanas si el feto viene con problemas. >>> enrique. >>> pasamos a unas historias. el presidente enrique peÑa nieto, fi

believe that the tenderloin was one of the less likely neighborhoods get a donation but we thought it prudent that there is an underserved at risk older population maybe indeed immediate response and a lot of them are pedestrian about the tenderloin so with that we thought it was a good idea and ask your prescription to go to the board to approve the duo nation. chief and commissioner, i want to say on december leveling at 1129 in the a.m. american people elderly person went down with a cardiac incident and we had two members of our muni task force a member of 20ir7b9d station and a saw the man guarantee go down they performed crp and the man came in and out with a pulse they put an a u d on the victim and transported him to the hospital he did expire but this let's say the want that the san francisco police officers are first on scene and left with the assistance and i know the a u ds will approve important >> first of all, i want to thank the grill for their commitment in the city and county. the commissioner jan and i were wondering we should know this but i'll leave to chief. assuming we

the comments that he's making right now on capitalism and the need to regulate our markets in a prudenty go back a very long way. and as father said that's traditional church teaching really -- >> i have to stop you john right there, thanks to our guests this evening, we will see the rest of you online.

the comments that he's making right now on capitalism and the need to regulate our markets in a prudent way go back a very long way. and as father said that's traditional church teaching really -- >> i have to stop you john right there, thanks to our guests this evening, we will see the rest of you online. check check >>> gunfire in the central african republic ahead of a security council meeting to boost troops. >>> hello, this is al jazeera live from doha. also ahead in this half hour. another scandal for the american spying agency has been revealed. 5 billion cell phone records are collected daily. >> syria is

states where the governors or legislatures have to expand medicaid, they've called it a fiscally prudent decision, that it costs too much money but what we've done in the past is taxpayers hospitalsoney to that serve a lot of uninsured or i understand dent patients so money from the taxpayers was going to hospitals. longer goes to the hospitals that serve a lot of thatents but was designed it goes to the people who by getting insurance through their health treat problems sooner and could be less costly. about theme ask you minimum wage idea and the detroit bankruptcy. was the federal government's role in this supposed to be? raisedhe president have the minimum wage or could he have stepped in to this process in a big city like detroit and kept it from going over the brink? the word bailout in washington and see the reaction you would get and that's what it have taken for detroit and they needed a lot of money. -- $18 billion in debt is a lot of money. $9 president proposed a minimum wage. recently the administration's indicated they're in favor of a $10 minimum wage but the $9 one didn't

it's really very prudent capital management.ow, if you want to take your trading to the next level, the ultimate level, i did -- i did two chapters on this, very hard, i have to admit. it's "in getting back to even." this is how i used options as a strategy. i used to think about -- before options action, some of the material was too sophisticated for tv. but that show was before me. and that show, the strategies i'm using are -- they're not child's play, but they're very, very easy. and i no longer think that i can't share these with you, and you have to be willing to put in special homework to do them. but if you have the time and inclination, it is really worth it to look at my option strategies in the book. the stock i use to demonstrate happens to be google and i do what's known as stock replacement. okay? i use calls to replace the stock and with a very high-dollar stock, it is worth it. it's a cheaper and less risky way to what i call creating a google at a more reasonable dollar amount price than it currently sells at. a

it tends to be prudent going forward, but it will be increasing lending in the mortgage space. as we head into 2014, our next guest says dollar yen is his favorite trade. from the web with the ceo and founder of the conference. stay with us this wednesday morning. ♪ >> time for today's company news. that price marks the top end of the range. tompkins is said to be working with golden -- goldman sachs on a public offering next year. help it to find a buyer starting in february or leave the ipo. the south korean automaker said 2013 was the year of transition for the company. welcome back to countdown. >> our next guest says it is likely the fed will taper by the spring of 2014. is idea of global director of research. thank you for joining us. dollar-yen, favorite trade of 2014. down 15%. what is going to continually drive? >> the start of said tapering is important, the big event for next year. it will be done by the march meeting. the big debate is if it could drive -- could arrive by january. , the fed will try to disconnect, the market will be uneasy that some later date tight

it's prudent or all engaged with credit reports, it's not going to solve the problem. it's not the shield against identity theft. >> it could happen again involving a giant retailer. is the message, think about having cash in your pocket? >> the lesson is, people are not going to like this advice. your credit card is safer than your debit card. when it comes to safety and fraud prevention, the credit card is the king. >> great advice, john. thanks so much. good to see you. happy holidays. >> same to you. >> fantastic. >>> when he was boxing in the ring, we all knew him as iron mike. probably a fan yourself, maybe? now, mike tyson is taking on a whole new challenge in a new venue. find out what he is up to these days. cg/úÑÑ >>> he used to make his fortune in the ring. former boxing champ, mike tyson is making the stage his home. who would have thought he would be a broadway star or spike lee would direct the film. he and evander holyfield surprised everybody. they poked fun at the ear biting moment during their career in the ring. tieson says he really is sorry for tha

the comments that he's making right now on capitalism and the need to regulate our markets in a prudent way go back a very long way. and as father said that's traditional church teaching really -- >> i have to stop you john right there, thanks to our guests this evening, we will see the rest of you online. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. >> the combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing mobility pose a fundamental threat to the american dream, our way of life, and what we stand for around the globe. >> at risk: president obama says the economic divide is threatening the future of the american middle class. >>> fast food walkout. minimum wage workers in 100 cities promise to hit the streets to demand higher pay. >> emergency response, what authorities are learning from the desperate 911 calls played dur the newtown massacre.

they need to design things as best fit their situation, and to be given the support they need in a prudent way. so certainly there is a role for government. i think they need to be provided as much in the way of the choices and opportunities -- i think many can to finance these costs, and to ensure these costs they do so. and that is not burden it's not an unfair burden on others for that to happen. and further more, i think they need -- i think it is a strong possibility, a strong likelihood that the private sector with the right structure would design different options and different policy designs that would appeal to, you know, different needs which i think is impossible far public program to do. public programs in order to be efficient and able to be administrated. we're seeing this right now in the aca have to be very simple and have to be very straightforward. give people choices for the public program. it's extremely different. and herein lies the dill dilemma. it is another public program we would be creating. but i can tell you from my experience is before i came to the senate, i

foreclosure, better play it safe coming out of the biggest recession we've had in years and to be a little prudentnd save money to later buy a home. play it safe now and husband your resources for later. >> of course, the parents won't be saving for retirement, though. they're paying for their kids and grandkids. >> i would rather see these kids borrowing money to buy a house and having lots of kids, because that would be the best for everybody. but unfortunately, i'll take the kids over the house even though the housing market needs it. when i see these babies, i see that kid paying my social security some day. we need more babies. the country is getting too old. it's bad for the onomy. >> young people in the house is much better for the economy. this is a sign of the times. good thing to have a family to fall back on. a lot of peop don't. >> thanks, guys. thanks to tracy and david for joining us. >>> so the gang's in the hot seat. their best and worst calls in 2013. see how you can still profit from the good, the bad and the ugly. and put down the noisemakers and pick up some money makers. it's

concern becomes, when we look at a 6 million dollar contract on an untested vendor, would it be more prudent to say that we do a pilot of 150 to 200 cabs to see if he can deliver the goods? >> it has one of the largest taxis fleet and they have a fleet and, a limo fleet and a settle operation at the airport. and the technology that they have developed was over the years, some, the things that they developed in the house and seeing the utility of it for their own fleet, they decided to start this transportation infrastructure company. and this is not their first product. i believe that their first product was an advertising platform that was qualified by veriphone. >> and they have a cashiering system that is a software system that has been in operation, over a year and a half at the airport that handles 900,000 trips a year. so this is not the first technology project and there is a shuttle management system and this is not the first product and they have had other successful software products before and as to write the integrity itself, it has been installed in several 100 cabs in las vegas