to build a light rail extension. >> the pta board will take a vote that could allow construction to begin as soon as next month. kris sanchez is joining us now. talk to us about what is at stake. >> this is a project that has been talked about for decades now and the people of east san jose have been waiting for this. with the bow today to select a contractor, east san jose could see the project begin in earnest. elected leaders representing east san jose held a press conference you were talking about to talk about the economic impact of this project that would connect east san jose to alan rod via light rail instead of the bus service they have now. >> it is not just about moving people, it is about creating job opportunities, creating mobilization for our residents in a more environmentally friendly way. >> if you have a moment to look at the map, this is the area we are talking about. the redline is about to .4 miles. that would be an elevated track along east capitol expressway. it would get commuters a better, faster, more efficient way to get from east san jose to alum rock wh

she said it should never have happened and was totally u na cce pta ble.native photographs, and the school says it will be terminating its working relationship with them. tempest photography says it's investigating the matter, that it had spoken to the photographer involved and the school, and that at this stage there was no further comment. my only goal, you know, in raising awareness about this is just to make sure that no other family or child experiences that, because the pain... ..is deep. for these children specifically, they're left out of a lot of things. they don't necessarily have voices. they are unseen, unheard in so many ways in life. if a photographer thinks that that's ok, i just feel like there's education that needs to go on everywhere about inclusion, and it doesn't give me hope for erin, you know, navigating life well, if this is, you know, the way that people accept that... sorry! ..they can be treated. rachel bell, bbc news. here in the uk, there are reports of long queues of motorists waiting to board ferries at dover as the easter ge

the madison junior high monthly pta meeting is scheduled for 30 tomorrow night on saturday. the lions club holds annual picnic at seven mile run saturday night. a social at the first methodist church on elm street. and here is an item worth noting the annual firemen's fair. it begins tonight and runs through sunday. it's being held in the empty lot, just across from the old firehouse. fire. wilkins announces a number of valuable prizes, including a new car to holders of the lucky numbers, a chance for a fun and a chance to help a good cause. radio helps mother by advertising the best buys in town. today's best buy at the garnet food tender chuck roast at $0.33 a pound at shoe emporium, a gigantic sale on children's shoes and. here's one more special for today today. radio hopes shop trip delayed by keeping her informed of sales. all through the day. every day. your radio is ready to serve. wherever you travel radio is doing its job. it's everywhere on the farm. in the office. in the barbershop and. indoors and out at work or at play. radio is always with us in the busiest an

if i would, if i leave it like our 1st pta meeting olympics with this level. so yeah. so that's a beacon lots well it's happening championships. i held almost exclusively in europe for africans like cemetery, that can be an obstacle for us to go out and participate in any event for the country. we have to get lots of documents. submitting all those documents is not the, and it seems like we are going to get visas. so there is someone behind this somewhere who have to be side of jacob at different points and decide whether we are going to go out or not the few natural landscapes of basis use it for slalom kind of training. then central can use to gone over the uh, the cemetery grew up just steps from its banks of this region was chosen to host the african championships for slalom kayaking. in 2015, he began to see the roses with fresh eyes. i used to see him fed somewhat to from that eva, taking the back home and i was young. half the we have that. i think that you and the ship, everyone about what did they quote? so there's a big sport. this big bows in spite sammy and

both totally u na cce pta ble. both presenters totally unacceptable.as claimed her first wta 500 tournament overnight beating ukraine�*s marta kostyuk in the final of the san diego 0pen. the british number one came from a set down to clinch victory and will now break into the top 30 for the first time. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports. this could take a while to sink in. the end of a brilliant week for britain�*s katie boulter. at times last year she was ranked outside the top 150 and struggling. how times have changed. standing in her way was marta kostyuk of ukraine, a quarterfinalist at the australian open. boulter was going to have to do this the hard way. from a set down, the british number one fought back and then dominated. oh, my word, fabulous winner. after taking out a succession of seeded players in san diego this week, the biggest win of her career was now within reach. a win that lifts her to 27th in the world, her highest ranking yet. watching on, her boyfriend, alex de minaur, fresh from winning his own tennis title at the

she said it should never have happened and was totally u na cce pta ble.pany has been asked to remove those alternative photographs, and the school says it will be terminating its working relationship with them. tempest photography says it's investigating the matter, that it had spoken to the photographer involved and the school, and that at this stage there was no further comment. my only goal, you know, in raising awareness about this is just to make sure that no other family or child experiences that, because the pain... ..is deep. for these children specifically, they're left out of a lot of things. they don't necessarily have voices. they are unseen, unheard in so many ways in life. if a photographer thinks that that's ok, i just feel like there's education that needs to go on everywhere about inclusion, and it doesn't give me hope for erin, you know, navigating life, well, if this is, you know, the way that people accept that... sorry! ..they can be treated. rachel bell, bbc news. to indian extent deepening religious polarisation and increasing islam

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and focus on domestic extremists like catholics and pta moms, and pro life abortion protesters or generateto not support our allies like israel but to confro confront them ando force them into solutions that would appease our adversaries. i mentioned before literally find a place. take out a map find a place were national security interests have improved over the last three years. anywhere in eastern europe? no. in the pacific? no but central south america? our own southern border? no. the middle east? clearly not. again this is a team whose batting average is zero. who has failed everywhere. and by the late no one has been fired, no one is held accountable pretty talk about the hearing this week were admitted failures from his top military officials talking about the humiliating defeat the u.s. suffered because joe biden was in charge in afghanistan. and yet no accountability. the good news in all of this is that many of the things we are suffering from in this country right now as a result of joe biden's failed foreign policies are reversible. donald trump, if elected, will reinstitute a

look at anything i do think of of this evidence of their having us are too busy chasing down mothers ptas and turn concern about the kids being taught pornography the public with public funds than they are to go after these people but as tony has that their coming is probably one of the better witnesses in his will he has incredible memory remember dates and times people of the table and locations in the amount of money that was in these conversations and i do not believe that hunter biden would want to be sitting behind him and all of this was going out sweetie of process of our next week will going to see on the news and congressman temperatures, think you for coming on the show and we do appreciate you very much and it's good to see you. tim: thank you. liz: okay this point, it is a big one, and for the republicans are pushing to stop the u.s. from counting illegal immigrants in sin says this would change house district think of number of electoral college votes and more and fewer research is saying that this could have a big impact on congressional seats and former acting dhs secreta

you have parents that show up at pta meeting saying we would like to be informed about the materials you put in front of our kids, they're placed on a tterrorist watch list. these are contradictions that show the american people the people in power don't care about you. maria: this guy telling people how to go and steal homes, i want to go back to the policies. he's telling us i learned about u.s. squatter laws and when i figured out u.s. squatter laws allow an outsider, a stranger, a thief to come and own the house because he's been there for 30 days, so let's talk about the law of the land. why is it -- how is it possible that somebody can come in and live in your house if you haven't been there and they're not even prosecuted. >> he is astonished to find out that this law even exists. maria: exactly. >> it's wild. >> he's gaming the system. let's real, he's responding to incentives created by the biden administration, the progressive cities and the mayors who are in denial that sanctuary status fueled the chaos by offering the benefits. maria: more evidence of you lawless country

pta leaders unanimously approved a contract for light rail extension connecting the eastridge to bart and that elevated light rain rail is going to run along capitol expressway from alum rock station to the streets. transit center. it will also offer a connection to the little pieces. bart station, san jose leaders say it will be a great option for those who need to get places. >> all right. well, it's 6.15. let's check the forecast now as we kick off a monday morning where we had a few showers overnight. probably notice the roads are a little bit damp. but yeah, actually, i did this morning and i heard that pitter patter and i knew it wasn't a little rain in my evers. there's uber it's the rain. it's one of those. the it's definitely the rain this morning. i know last night i woke up to and i was like, yeah, poke rain and good. so we're looking outside at some showers this morning. you can see out there if you look at radar, some of those areas that we are actively seeing some shower activity. and that includes. >> areas like fremont out of palo alto in los altos right now. these are

copper thieves are targeting the pta and now police are warning about the dangers of doing that. east bay where dozens of small business owners in oakland are threatening to not pay their taxes unless the city does something to fight crime. and a mateo county is taking action against tnt, cutting landlines. we're live at the details. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but here we have a live look outside to start off the hour. beautiful shot here. the golden gate bridge really tells the weather story for the next several days morning. john, it's easy story to

copper thieves are targeting the pta and now police are warning about the dangers of doing that. they're also taken to the east bay where dozens of small business owners in oakland are threatening to not pay their taxes unless the city does something to fight crime. and a mateo county is taking action against tnt, cutting landlines. we're live at the details. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but here we have a live look outside to start off the hour. beautiful shot here. the golden gate bridge really tells the weather story for the next several days morning. john, it's easy story to cover out there and it stays that way each and every day. >> for the rest of winter, which we're only less than a week left. so spring is just around the corner. >> and it feels like it. you're look outside at highway. 24 winding its way to the east bay hills, sitting under the sunshine this morning. nice way to kick things off after the past couple of slick and integrate mornings that we had been seeing. we're dry from the sierra to the bay area. you thin

and all people in positions of power, whether the prezi united states for a university president or pta president, brianna, that's number one. >> i >> think number two, people in communal organizations in this moment of great tension on so many fronts, we still need to see jewish communities christian communities, muslim communities, finding ways to work together. that's really important. then number three, eventually, briana, i think we've talked about this before. >> social media. we need once and for all to think about more intelligent rules for the road that discouraged social media companies from amplifying the most intolerant voices if it clicks, it's sort of leads on social media. and that's got to stop once and for all. >> yeah it certainly needs to get smarter on many fronts. i think many folks would agree with you on that. jonathan green blat. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much. oh, it's can see you >> jessica >> we have some breaking news to tell you about just indices then 45 people are reportedly dead and one seriously injured after a bus carrying easter wors

we call the pta fund. this is where do you invest all of the money in in your state until it gets savings account for your your state, your municipalities may participate in that as well. right now, for us, it gets invested in short term, you know, like commercial paper, mutual funds, those types of things. securities, really securities. a 5% return on that every year. and it's kind of a liquid fund. so wait a minute. we're investing in china, we're investing in new york, we're investing in california. that money, our savings account. but it's not being invested in utah. what if we took some of that? what have we took? right now, we're looking at 350 million, but we could go up to maybe $1,000,000,000 of that and started investing it. in short term construction loans for our developers to build starter homes. all right. so that's so the bill has $350 million in it with the 3.5% return that will be mixed with it has to be mixed with the financialks will lend this out. they'll mix our money with their money.

nobody's pta . their nobody's on the pta.ing children aren't going to the prinwith the nobody's helping children aren't going to the prinwith the local, body's helping children aren't going to the prinwith the local, the ('s helping out with the local, the countryside, tiny movements. they just come in consuming and leaving. i think that's ghastly. >> michael, gauche . >> michael, your gauche. >> michael, your gauche. >> well, michael, i think you're also to get stage also going to get this stage whereby they you work hard to have a second home. now you're going to have to work harder to enjoy you're going to enjoy it because you're going to be on it. be taxed on it. >> yeah. you are. i mean, what happens at the moment is that that you're allowed , um, a that you're allowed, um, a certain percentage tax certain percentage of the tax that you actually pay on the earnings the second earnings from the second property, but not so said. i mean, yeah, i think the community is actually community question is actually quite i think th

she said it should never have happened and was totally u na cce pta ble.native photographs, and the school says it will be terminating its working relationship with them. tempest photography says it's investigating the matter, that it had spoken to the photographer involved and the school, and that at this stage there was no further comment. my only goal, you know, in raising awareness about this is just to make sure that no other family or child experiences that, because the pain... ..is deep. for these children specifically, they're left out of a lot of things. they don't necessarily have voices. they are unseen, unheard in so many ways in life. if a photographer thinks that that's ok, i just feel like there's education that needs to go on everywhere about inclusion, and it doesn't give me hope for erin, you know, navigating life. ——navigating life well, if this is, you know, the way that people accept that... sorry! ..they can be treated. rachel bell, bbc news. a major conservative party donor has been awarded a knighthood on the personal recommendation

spot for children and young people chaperoning school activities, serving as a cub scouts den mother, ptawith the tiny tots, ywca and yard monitor in elementary schools. service to bayview hunter community worked with naacp, model cities, the san francisco organizing project, residents of the southeast sector, circle of positive women, project open hands, bayview senior tenant brown bag program and many more. she served two terms as board member of bayview opera house and patrolled the streets of bayview hunter point citizen patrol and appointed to mayor hunters point ship yard advisory committee and elected to bayview hunter point project area committee. mrs. vincent was the first black person hired as a sales clerk by san francisco white house department store and worked for 28 years as a western conference teamster union supervisor where she insured equal opportunities for many people of color. mrs. vincent service extends far and wide from involvement in church ministries and youth groups to active participation in numerous community organizations and initiatives aimed uplifting the b

you know, you are pta yourself on the back and aaron comes on the board and get other problems but appreciate the ins and outs (unintelligible). >> with all due respect, 90 to 95 percent of our alpha was not based on luck but the skill of our staff. >> i agree (laughter.) [off mic.] >> (multiple voices). >> margin of error in there. >> okay. >> so about the structural things 5 years ago or 6 years ago. >> one other question. >> yep. >> good job to page three of our presentation and i think you kind of explained a little bit more of the impact in the latter slides. you mentioned in in a presentation earlier today the number of liability was above ours few we're projecting use a 101 have you seen the mature plans go down. >> we should be he expecting or concerned if we don't see that. >> so a at the end any tendency for three how the city grows and the activity population and faster growth will - even with all the campaigns to retirees will drive the number down. having (laughter) the flip side of that is the um, if the city didn't grow and declines and revenue declines we'll see that ratio go

and then really working with with pta meetings, churches and other community meetings to get the word out to as many people as possible, i already kind of covered the workforce development piece. one other thing i just want to quickly mention is that we are always mindful of the impact of electrification, or the impact it might have on the rollout of affordable housing and housing in general. so we definitely keep that in mind. and then in particular within the housing space, we want to make sure that none of these mandates lead to displacement increases in rent, or extra costs for our tenants. so we have tenant representatives, as you probably saw on this, on the building operations task force. and we were in close communication with the rent board and others to make sure that those concerns flow into every one of our deliberations. so i will pause there for questions and then we'll move on to the second part of the presentation. yeah why don't we take questions on item seven and then again at item eight and then public comment at the end? commissioners, any any questions for nick or

they will show up at pta meetings if that is what it takes. this is an effort at every level for the chinese communist party to influence our government. >> the sister cities program is so dangerous? >> when the chinese communist party shows up at your school and offers a free swingset, is not because they care about the health of your children. that might be the simplest way to articulate sister city programs and the confucius institute on all of these united front efforts inside of our country. they may show up and give you some temporary lift but in the end, it is about them and not about us. >> thank you mr. chair. thank you secretary panetta and secretary pompeo for your service to our country. as you know, we hollowed out a lot of our manufacturing in this country and a lot of it went to china. china has a massive trade deficit. we still have a massive trade deficit with china and china has surpluses with japan, south korea and india and engaged in unfair economic competition. do you think it is reasonable for the united states to explic

and then really working with with pta meetings, churches and other community meetings to get the word out to as many people as possible, i already kind of covered the workforce development piece. one other thing i just want to quickly mention is that we are always mindful of the impact of electrification, or the impact it might have on the rollout of affordable housing and housing in general. so we definitely keep that in mind. and then in particular within the housing space, we want to make sure that none of these mandates lead to displacement increases in rent, or extra costs for our tenants. so we have tenant representatives, as you probably saw on this, on the building operations task force. and we were in close communication with the rent board and others to make sure that those concerns flow into every one of our deliberations. so i will pause there for questions and then we'll move on to the second part of the presentation. yeah why don't we take questions on item seven and then again at item eight and then public comment at the end? commissioners, any any questions for nick or

to prop a oversight committee appointed by superintendent carranza, president of the second district pta the people as secretary of the human rights commission. lgbtq plus advisory committee. closed juvenile hall working group and african american reparations advisory committee. i'm consistently in awe of the courageous people who have shared the most traumatic and painful experiences of their lives during public comment, usually caused large part by government decisions. one minute is not enough. thank you. hi, i'm chanel, blackwell parent advocate for two kids, ruth asawa and apg, 12th and seventh grade. and also remind you that, there's, people on the zoom that would like to speak, about this prior, so please, allow them to speak, also, i like to address the empower. san francisco was a disaster fair and employing a new payroll system. it has caused the district tens of millions of dollars. total cost not yet reported. so i would like to ask frontier. like frontier, the new erp that will replace empower san francisco. please do so. thank you for being a service for our san francisco p

spot for children and young people chaperoning school activities, serving as a cub scouts den mother, ptawith the tiny tots, ywca and yard monitor in elementary schools. service to bayview hunter community worked with naacp, model cities, the san francisco organizing project, residents of the southeast sector, circle of positive women, project open hands, bayview senior tenant brown bag program and many more. she served two terms as board member of bayview opera house and patrolled the streets of bayview hunter point citizen patrol and appointed to mayor hunters point ship yard advisory committee and elected to bayview hunter point project area committee. mrs. vincent was the first black person hired as a sales clerk by san francisco white house department store and worked for 28 years as a western conference teamster union supervisor where she insured equal opportunities for many people of color. mrs. vincent service extends far and wide from involvement in church ministries and youth groups to active participation in numerous community organizations and initiatives aimed uplifting the b

we have our school site councils, we have our ptas, our toes. we have all these mechanisms for families to potentially provide feedback. and it's all complete. it feels completely siloed. there's nothing at the school site that necessarily it there's no strategic overarching plan in how all of this is taken and what we do with any of this data. and we really struggle with how we reflect it back. and we when we do the board community listening sessions, um, we have in some of them where i've been, we've had six people and they're the same six people that show up at every single meeting, some of them who are paid to be there by their organizations, rather than the to your point, commissioner boggess, the families we don't hear from. um, so this is more defining the problem as i see it, than providing a proactive solution to the problem. but to me, in order to have an effective guardrail, i we'll get to the point of are we clear enough about our guardrail later? but i'm not sure that the guardrail, the way it's written and the rubric as we have it

hyphen 000929 pta for the property at two new montgomery street. this is a major permit to alter.ll, if you act quickly, we might. you have seven minutes here. i want to speak good afternoon, commissioners jonathan beamer, department staff. the item before you is a request for a major permit to alter f the project at two new montgomery street, historically and currently known as the palace hotel. as proposed, the project seeks to replace the neon tubing of the two rooftop signs with an led product intended to simulate the quality of light that actual neon provides. other work is confined to associated rooftop mechanical equipment to accommodate this conversion. no changes to the 1999 building or the landmark garden courtyard are proposed. the general base or framing of the rooftop sign appears to date to 1954, at which time they were first installed in red sheraton palace. this was altered in 1995 to the current iteration of the signs, which simply reads the palace. we are not certain whether the existing tubing dates to 54 or 95, as the letters for the word the were likely shifte