>> it is a great pleasure and honor and definitely a humbling opportunity to acknowledge jennifer steinere's the principal at buena vista, i have known jen since he was the the instructional facilitator since 2001. since that time jen showed her commitment, dedication to really empower students and work with teachers so they get the best and the highest quality education. oh at buena vista, jen came last year. and since the beginning, her commitment to the education of the kids could really need the most and somehow we've not been able to serve was clear. she is clear, she's loud about it and she's able to engage. teachers, parents and children. and every time we have our meetings, she comes back with a great story about what the children are teaching her. even to suspend a child, jen always goes back and ask will that make a difference if we suspend this student? how can we make sure we do the best within the schools so that we are not sending that child home. for that, for her knowledge about our curriculum, for engaging a community in a school that needed that support and for believing

in on the token of this it went from there to steiner. you can see from the engineer drawing you don't see the pedestrians or other activities it's meant to be an efficient auto thoroughfare with a lot of attention to the community on either side. on this photo you can see the redevelopment area with the now a japan center buildings on the north side of gary. so the expressway had the intended fact of dividing community with japan town open the north side and the lower income and largely african-american communities focused on the south side of gary. the expressway represents not just a psychological barrier for folks it was unpleasantness and pedestrians had to cross two parking lanes. indeed like buchanan you could cross the street in between before the expressway it was eliminated. on the other does the pedestrian crows were prohibited. the crossing prohibition sign on the corner there. and those crossing had to be prohib prohibited because their unsafe. and so as a nod to pedestrians - of course, pedestrian overpasses are now are pret

. >> michael steiner runs the adult prison facilities in california and disputes the use of the word solitary to describe the shoe and said the department met the prisoners demands following a hunger strike in 2011. why, given the fact you made the reforms, as you put it, does the group continue to do this year after year? >> they wants to re-establish what they had in the '70s, and '80s - control of the population. >> the department took the position that the strike was not about improving living conditions, but about exerting power. >> each of the four inmates represent one of the four prison gangs. >> you know this to be true, without hesitation. >> absolutely. >> no doubt? >> yes, i do. todd is as-- todd asker is a leader of a brotherhood. >> he committed murder in briften. g urks. >> guellen is a leader. >> robert dewbury is in prison for murder. >> they committed crime, but cruel and unusual punishment is unconstitutional. the question is whether the shoe is cruel and unusual. >> the average cell is eight by 10 feet. it's a tight squeeze for any man, let alone a large one. i ca

if we may take a 2008.0405a (shelley caltagirone: 415-558-6625) 628-632 steiner street, east side between hayes and fell streets. assessor's block 0822, lot 024 - request for a certificate of appropriateness >> good afternoon, i am here to report on 632 steiner street which is a residence that contributes to the landmark district and the building was designed by the architect matthew obrain in 1902. and john fillmore, and the proposal includes a three car garage at the existing level of the building and creating a garage opening that will require removal of the curved concrete bay and currently interrupted by a pedestrian an door on the south side. and the door would be 8 feet wide by 6 feet and 8 inches tall and it will be placed flush with the facade. the concrete base would be repaired and replicated to infill the area currently occupied by the pedestrian an door. the staff is determined that the proposed work is compatible with the character defining features of the subject building and the landmark district. the project will retain the res denial use on the lot and creating a garage

>> it is a great pleasure and honor and definitely a humbling opportunity to acknowledge jennifer steiner. she's the principal at buena vista, i have known jen since he was the the instructional facilitator since 2001. since that time jen showed her commitment, dedication to really empower students and work with teachers so they get the best and the highest quality education. oh at buena vista, jen came last year. and since the beginning, her commitment to the education of the kids could really need the most and somehow we've not been able to

i am so honored to introduce you the principal at buena vista, jennifer steiner. [ applause ] congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you. car and members of the board. it's an honor to be honored. it's embarrassing. i debated not coming only because i did not want to stand here and say thank you. i really have appreciated the opportunity to grow up here as an educator and leader. i feel like i spent 13 years at monroe learning how to be a leader and it was an amazing opportunity to come to this school at buena vista and have an experience where we look at issues of equity and really focus on what's important for our students. i have to thank deputy superintendant guerrero for opposing the idea that i interview and all the members that interviewed me and really challenged me to think of the challenges ahead of me. i want to thank the lead team at this school this was here last year and all the models that really spent last year really listening to the community because i think our thought was that in a community that had merged quickly we did that last year building trust and developing our c

sheyna steiner of bankrate.com is skyping with us this morning-- and what's been uncovered about these pesky charges ? -how much could these fees reduce the amount of money people have in retirement? - who is charging these fees and how do you get around them? - is it possibleto go fee free with 401k? - secret fees are popping up in 401k plans, sheyna stiener at bank rate dot com is skyping with us this morning. good morning, what's been uncovered about these pesky charges? > > we looked at data from the company bright scope to see how 401k fees' impact the amount of money somebody retires with. and we found that employees of very small companies pay nearly three times as much as employes that very large companies. in the end result after 35 years of work is a difference between the a hundred thousand dollars. that's a lot of money. so how do you avoid these fees? how do people even know that they're even been charged these fees? > > well, the fees that participants see is in mutual funds. so you looked at the expense ratio in the mutual funds and you want to choose funds that have ver