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here to talk about the education plans is jen fong with the san francisco unified school district. newsom cited san francisco as an inspiration for this program, because as i recall in 2011, san francisco unified was the first in the nation to come up with a plan like this called "consistent to college." has it been successful? -- "kindergarten to college." >> it has been successful. we will see kids are seven times more likely to go to college if you have a college savings account we believe is absolutely true and we will see an increase in college-going as a result. >> so, when they start kindergarten, how much money does the san francisco unified school district, do i understand, the treasury office, how much do they contribute? >> this is definitely a partnership with the city and an account may be started with $100. then will are then when the students make deposits into the account they with expand the money. >> it really puts the plan of college, of going to college early on in the minds of every child. talk about that. >> yes, "kindergarten to college" has been so important

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san jose wins it 4-1. to the track in the 147th running of the kentucky derby, medina's spirit got up to the early lead and never gave it up. medina's spirit with jenoes wire to wire with the victory, a record seventher itby win for trainer bob behalf bofford. that's look at your sports. i'm anthony flores, have a great sunday. >>> after more than a year, most california schools are back open. 9,000 of the state's 11,000 public schools reopened for in-person or hybrid learning with students still splitting their time between the classroom and distance learning at home. but like so many inequities and how covid-19 impacted people, some students have suffered more than others. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. hi, larry, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> if you could sum advise, what have we learned over this past year? >> kira, the numbers tell us a lot, as they often do and now we're focusing on dropouts, folks that got last between the cracks. it's true, we don't think about them sometimes. statewide this past year, 155,000 students, 155,000 students throughout the state left. they left school, that's five times the num

san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. ♪ >> seth" welcome back to "late night. we're here with jake tapper. i am lucky enough to know your wonderful wife, jenell, margaret is loosely based on jen she is a very strong feminist, and the moral center of the family and obviously gorgeous and flawless so, yeah i mean, i think she feels pretty good about it. >> seth: you had margaret have an interaction with l. ron hubbard, the founder of scientology. did you have any hesitation about that, as this is a famously litigious group of people >> i did i did, absolutely. but then, i thought, so i feel no compunction writing about the kennedys and sinatra and everything, but i am going to be afraid of l. ron hubbard's ghost? i mean, so, you know, i thought about it i mean, should i call it, like, "the church of biology." but then i'm like, why why? i am writing about everybody else is real, but i'm going to blink with this one group? and it is fiction. it's fiction, you know and just for the record so the lawyers don't have to -- i don't have l. ron hubbard kill anybody. just so everybody knows. so everybody knows >> seth: sounds like you're still going

as jen ri at the casing comes about, more african-americans are not owning homes here. i provide housing services to those 18 to 24 in san francisco who areexperiencing homelessness. i want to be a part of this to ensure that the youth are involved because they have the power and they are also struggling -- they are also experiencing a lot of barriers because of the discrimination and racism that has been -- that has been happening in our city and has been continuing to it happen. that's why i want to be part of this board. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. o'cain. anybody else? ms. erving, are you there? okay. why don't we move on to general public health measure on this item number 3. >> before we do that, if i may -- >> hello? >> hello? >> who is that? >> who is saying hello? >> my name is linda ross. >> excellent. go ahead, ms. ross. >> i'm applying for seat 4. i am over 60. i believe that the issues of the district -- the issues [indiscernible] in the city of san francisco [indiscernible] -- >> thank you, ms. ross. does that conclude your comments? >> no, my comment is i'm an activist, a native san francisc