kelley and miss soloman. as i said this will be referred to a committee as a whole meet iningan and after it goes through our committee and will return to the board for a final vote. and we are now on item s. board members reports. >> i did. it is wishful thinking, i think. >> i am sorry, for skipping you. >> your resolution, i think that i was ready to go home. we are now going to consider two sus expensing of the rules and i am going to take up the head start one first and the formal introduction of the resolution. what is the insupport of the head start application that is in here? >> okay. >> sorry. is that is not supposed to be that is wrong fp >> yeah. >> the title is wrong, but this is right. >> so, okay. >> this is correct. >> yeah. >> and may i hear a motion and a second on suspension of the rules to hear in support of a healthcare enrollment drive by sfusd. >> so moved. second. >> roll call on suspension of the rules please? >> thank you. >> mr. logan? >> yes. >> miss faoufr. >> yes. >> mr. haney. >

they sat around their house in rye and--sam soloman and--and amelia earhart and gene vidal and paul collins, and they each threw in $10,000 and they started northeast airlines. c-span: did she work there? >> guest: yeah. she did. c-span: for how long? >> guest: oh, about a year. about a year. c-span: and then the last thing is signing on to teach at purdue. why is that significant? >> guest: well, i--it's very significant because, to me, i mean, i think it's kind of a hallmark of her personality. i think it sh-all of a sudden, elliott, who was the president, met her and was totally mesmerized by her and wanted to get her on the purdue campus. and she thought it was a wonderful idea and i think she would have probably spent the rest of her life doing that, being at purdue, because she was a s--a strong feminist. although she didn't come across as one, she had very strong beliefs. and what she always wanted to do was to get women to be the best that they could be. she wanted them to lose their sense of inferiority. she was always trying to enhance women's self-esteem. and there she was--she w

matt soloman has the story from western australia. >> this is fortescue metals hub. the last to be completed. the solomon project represents a significant milestone in the company's history. it is our latest and grain field developer. and the king's mine and the king's ipo represents the final 40 million tons in our expansion to 155 million tons. >> the expansion plans are part of an effort to take advantage of china's iron ore for fortescue's iron ore. fortescue's power says chinese demand will remain unabated for some time. the current leadership has been talking about maintaining froeth of 7% to 8% rather than the high peaks that we saw in the past. china's urbanization rights will take some time to complete. that means strong iron ore demand going forward. solomon's first iron ore was shipped just 12 months ago. each one of these trusts can carry 220 tons of iron ore in one go. they're equipped with a gps system, a radar and lasers. that's so driverless vehicle committees navigate the mine's site. it works on increasing productivity and tries to keep costs under