one is to engage stu departments in learning they group the students together and combine classes. they are being very creative really to support the work that they do thank you. it says all the funding. >> this is the portion from there. thank you. >> roll call, please. >> seven ayes. the next item is dpfrn 5 pulled by commissioner yi. i was curious myself in terms of the questions around this in terms of why we are using a contract rather than hiring our staff to do this work. i understand that. sports for kids is a program that a lot of our elementary schools because it doesn't have the teachers there to teach during the day. organizing. it has services that are not reply indicating jo thank you. roll call, please. >> one of the programs as a member of the road side council it was presented to us closer to pe. he was a great roll model for the kids, he worked on leadership. this is not a good sdrepgs of what play works does. there was some this is a really good program that helps students during unstructured time to really build those skills. >> thank you, roll call, please. >>

the ethnic studies mees we talk so fondly about and getting to learn about cultures and history many stu debts know about. i had the opportunity to go to japan and really embrace the culture and the people of japan. the tremendous challenges and experiences they had here is just something that i don't. i can't imagine any of us ever going through. the super independent and i said, sadly, some things haven't changed. in different parts of the world, different

practice resource stu ward ship. hopefully the water industry has learned it's not just an issue of supply but imagining all the issues that go with that and if you don't, those environmental issues will come back to bite you and undermine your supply reliability. final point on this slide is improved operational efficiency and transfers and pa

practice resource stu ward ship. hopefully the water industry has learned it's not just an issue of supply but imagining all the issues that go with that and if you don't, those environmental issues will come back to bite you and undermine your supply reliability. final point on this slide is improved operational efficiency and transfers and part of that goes to the statewide system and really is about operating the - or reoperating or re-evaluating the operation system. i want to make a point here where the governor and legislature put prop, 84 was initiative and it was five billion for flood and a billion for integrated water management. we have a

practice resource stu ward ship. hopefully the water industry has learned it's not just an issue of supply but imagining all the issues that go with that and if you don't, those environmental issues will come back to bite you and undermine your supply reliability. final point on this slide is improved operational efficiency and transfers and part of that goes to the statewide system and really is about operating the - or reoperating or re-evaluating the operation system. i want to make a point here where the governor and legislature put prop, 84 was initiative and it was five billion for flood and a billion for integrated water management. we have a lot of money on the table to start changing the nature. we cannot do what we always have we have to take a different approach on how to invest this money. next slide of the on that foundation the governor has approached some additional investments. you basically have every tool. we have proposed expanding in sustainibility in the delta which is nonstructure, additional co

support the use of that $1.4 million that was previously approved to provide youthto qualify glow-income stu, and we believe, and my hope is that, other colleagues will feel the same way -- to qualified low-income students. young people in that city actually ride muni for free. this is a step in making sure the public transportation is accessible to students in our public school system, and, again, i thank my colleagues for their support, and the rest, i submit. clerk calvillo: thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor avalos? supervisor avalos: every day, they are dropping people off, tens of thousands of people using it on a daily basis. it is the most frequent transit hubs in the whole note -- most frequented transit hub and hole -- in the whole bart and muni system. this is the most uncomfortable transit situation that we have. we have incredible resources or a lack of resources in a part of san francisco that serves many, many of our residents, many of our residents in a very unfair and unequal way, and i would say working, i would say, assiduously and slow going in trying to make the im

and when i'm shooting the scene with w stu ridg a horse, and he comes down and he's talking to his slavesn cherokee, i say to myself, "this has never been seen before, filmically, i don't think." and so it's those images-- you know, the good, the bad, the ugly, the humorous-- that, you know, as native people, i want to pull back and start to see, you know? and we shall remain really took some strides in showing something different about native people. >> hinojosa: were you surprised when you got tt ca to have you dict that nd oa film >> i'm always surprised when i get a call! ( laughter ) >> hinojosa: really? >> yeah, i mean, you know, like i said, i've done friday night lights for nbc and law and order, and... >> hinojosa: and law and order is actually important, because the actor from smoke signals who was young at the time of smoke signals, adam beach... >> adam beach, yeah. >> hinojosa: ...had a long run on law and order: svu, i guess? >> long run, yeah, yeah. well, i mean, he did, i think, 22 episodes or something like that. >> hinojosa: that's pretty wonderful, i mean, were you hay

since mass protests erupted last week there gyptian economy is relatively small but it is home to stu's suez canal a key shipping route for oil all the weekend a dusk to dawn curfew across egypt brought on warnings of potential delays to shippers now. let's have a look at how the markets are faring this hour in asia both the nikkei and the hang saying that trading in the black the solid resource shares are pushing stocks higher a stronger aspect through data and surging commodities prices set fears that undressed and egypt could spread to other parts of the middle east. and the protests in egypt unsettled global markets on the very beginning of the trading week and russia also showed signs of strain the r.t.s. in the my sibs closed down on monday as they tracked those global losses. from a b. to b. capital says the middle east tensions will continue to weigh on the russian stocks . will see a continuation of the same picture a little bit of a downward trend nothing to maybe to the tune of half percent of percent. few years of history of europe have been a little bit disappointing but th

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