students. our social justice and opportunity committee will house our job and volunteer opportunities for new students. our budget and legal committee will help funding for a new sports equipment to a more. we would like to congratulate our newly elected committee chairs and we look forward to working with them all you they year on this year projects thank you. >> thank you. number four, recognitions and resolutions of commendation. there are none tonight. section b, opening items. number five, recognizing all valuable employees, our "rave" awards. [cheering] doctor matthews? >> this evening we have two "rave" award winners, recognizing all valuable employees. we will begin with our first distinguished service award. this award winner is sarah karp. she is the instructional reform cabela's -- facilitator. this will be presented by claudia moran, the principal. [applause] >> good evening commissioners. it is my honor to represent the k-a community school. taking a moment to acknowledge the amazing sarah carr. she has been part of our one of us to community since its very inception. whether as a teacher

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your link to exceptional stories and discussions can you unload some student news i'm feeling program tonight from one to come on news of easy now i would say d. debited comes to africa join us on facebook t w africa. the u.s. china trade war weighs on south africa's manufacturing sector fresh data shows production shrank for the 3rd consecutive month but africa's 2nd largest economy faces the war challenges we go to johannesburg for. also coming up the bad weather has been weighing on morocco cereal production companies are now looking for solutions of the international grain fair in casablanca. and we need a cattle range here in brazil who thinks that trees that are long term investment sometimes chipped. welcome to do that if this is africa it never rains poor service certainly goes for africa's 2nd largest economy these days south africa's manufacturing production shrank for a 3rd straight months in august according to figures just out and further compound during the country's economic woes mining production also shrank by more than 3 percent after 70 straight months of declining

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the impact on the students that is new school is not serving. there is another beautiful school community last board meeting mlk facing $300,000 in budget cuts related to enrollment. the board was able to restore that. each class of 60 students if new school were to expand to middle school would take $600,000 of enrollment related funds out of the middle school pool. the board estimates there is a 3 to $4 million impact from the new school in san francisco. there is also prop 39 impact. they are taking space away from sku students. what i heard tonight are similar to what i heard in the public schools. if it is a middle school, the new cool would be a majority white middle school. the only one existing is charter school. the rest of the public schools have 25% white families. thank you. >> that concludes public comment. comments from commissioners or superintendent. >> so again, we are going to vote on the first proposal 19625sp1 which is staff recommendation is to renew as k through 5 school. (roll call) >> okay. i have a couple questions. first

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in the am student news anchor green program tonight from born in germany. easy to i want website. africa to join us on facebook. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm larva biloela it's nice to have you with us turkey has taken in more syrian refugees than any other nation in europe around 3 and a half 1000000 were let into the country as they fled civil war lately the mood towards the refugees has shifted to one of hostility the southeastern turkey an angry mob vandalized an area and habited by syrian refugees are shouldering the blame for unemployment housing shortages and crime as the country grapples with an economic crisis while those who found safety in turkey are once again living in fear also rishi was settled with her family in istanbul but she worries she may be deported back to syria turkey's president is under pressure and has announced plans to repatriate refugees to so-called safe zones in syria's north accuracy as there were turning voluntarily despite the ongoing war. mohammed has been gone for more than 2 months. when awful racial thinks about what happened to

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student and single mother of two small children. she has been living in an rv but now rents a room off campus. she spoke up at a news student homeless alliance with her two year old by her side. >>> i cannot wait until i hit rock bottom when it comes to sleeping in the car with my children.>> reporter: she checked into on-campus housing but was turned away because she has kids. >>> they do have family housing. it is only for faculty and graduate students. >> reporter: it is one of the many individual stories of students struggling for housing a san jose state. >>> you found yourself homeless in a wealthy place like this and people blamed you for it. san jose state has to do

students. with free food assistance and it formed a new service to help homeless students called sj you cares. any student in need of housing their needs will be met. that is what we stand by.>> reporter: their figures show out of 189 students who contacted sjs you cares during the past academic year only six received emergency housing. 18 got emergency funds. 53 got additional financial aid. 21 got financial aid loans. university said students have various needs and not all request emergency housing. >>> this is a national crisis across the u.s. >> reporter: students say the numbers prove the university is falling short when it could be making homelessness a top priority. >>> they are trying to project sj you as this great technology school for the . they are dusting the homeless under furetuthe rug.>> reporter problem is pronounced on this campus. it is a statewide issue. the homeless student alliance is calling a statewide conference with other universities to help to solve the problem. >>> pennsylvania judge has ruled in favor of safe injection sites for drug users. >>> it to pave the way

students fixated. >> and each year new students come to cal flocking to the cafe and others in berkeley to cut down on distracks. but many are unaware of the risk. >> i feel like i shouldn't be out here maybe like by myself or with a group of friends, to feel safer. >> and i think twice now. in the past for some years, they are open until 12:00, which is later than most coffee shops. >> this cafe is also popular with uniformed berkeley city and police officers. also undercover operations, where customers will catch thieves. but obviously cops cannot be here for 24/7. in berkeley, henry lee, ktvu fox 2news. >> and more criminal behavioral in the south bay of san jose. thieves targeted non-profits that would refurbish and sell bikes the homeless. it's notthe first time someone has broken into. the owner said it happened last thursday. two burglars climbed up the poll, went on and split through the open window. once inside they knew exactly what to take stealing the three most expensive bikes in that store. >> in a weird way, i'm impressed. i wish that they would turn that intellect and creativity and th

now some college students are stuck searching for a new place to live.hat it looks like inside the damaged dorms. good morning on this monday october 21st. minutes away from your accuweather forecast. we are following some high winds that might be coming this week. >> that's right. os

members are thriving in rural america and introduced thousands of new students to agriculture and ag related career opportunities. i want to wish all kansas f.f.a. students participating in indianapolis this week the best of luck and trust that kansas will continue its long legacy of premiere f.f.a. eadership and achievement. mr. speaker, this morning i want to applaud the efforts of my colleagues across the aisle their efforts and the united states trade team for getting closer to approving the usmca trade agreement. i remain very opt o missic we can get this passed in congress, we can get this done this fall yet. it's time to deliver the usmca agreement for kansas. we waited over a year and it's now time to pass this agreement. this agreement will mean thousands of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars of increased exports for kansas. today i want to remind the speaker of the importance of the usmca deal and to please bring it to the floor where we can vote on it and deliver for america. mr. speaker, i want to applaud the administration's effort on the china trade war. i want to

in an agreement to prepare students and faculty for the hottest new emerging technologies. it could give students a boost when it comes to finding those tech jobs.>> reporter: san jose state has the greatest number of graduates working in silicon valley companies. what students learn in their technology courses is often outdated in five years of their graduation. this new collaboration with ibm will help the university move and teach at the speed of business. >>> the first baby steps of the new san jose state ibm collaborative nation took place in a meeting room. >>> is not something we get to experience in class. >> reporter: a scientist let students and faculty through a workshop on qubits and quantum computing. a graduate student eagerly signed up to be here. >>> we have to upscale ourselves. i'm here to learn more.>> reporter: that is the idea behind the first of its kind agreement signed today between ibm and san jose state. >>> ibm will bring their industry experts and advanced technology to our campus. about ibm will lend the university technology and experts emerging

the times newspaper among many with the news that some universities in the uk are to offer new studentsun's take on england's footballers, saying they'll walk off the pitch if there's any racism directed towards them in their european qualifiers. and finally, here's one from the bbc news websit. the latest euromillions jackpot has been won in the uk. everybody is talking about this. who has this ticket? it is actually slightly more than that. at £170 million, it's the country's biggest and could make the lucky ticketholder richer than these stars. with me is alpesh patel, chief executive of the investment management company praefinium partners. even richer than you. i wasted my time working. i should have spent all my time filling in lottery ticket. i don't know whether you are wasting your time or not. start with die welt and the guardian, two different european papers with the

hear from students after a new law will make the abortion bill more accessible. >> a wall collapses.ble. in new orleans a hotel under construction began collapsing. a wall with crane it crashing on the street below. this is the damages that left behind right now. one death has been confirmed and two people are missing. jackie has more on the rescue efforts. >> a fatal collapse in downtown new orleans sent several to the hospital. >> i heard the noise, there was trash falling. i thought maybe they forgot to put a chute. the rest of the building came down. >> fire officials received a call and responded to the scene. >> the hotel, there was a major collapse of the upper 66 to 8 floors of the building, it is unstable. our folks removed people from the building. >> des bite fears of an unstable crane the team swept through the building. police dogs are aiding in the mission. buildings were evacuated. >> this will be a longer term offense to clear up. traffic restrictions and evacuation area is set up. >> hard rock said: . >> four people were killed and three injured in a shooting in broo

ago, the way, a few years nd please don't do this, but a group of students from new jersey were talking about what 1920's and the in 1929, and rash they thought they would try it out. was to call ed out stockbrokers and assemble a portfolio. they didn't have any money. don't do it. against the lawyer, but they were able to do it. that's the point, that the fifa and we're very careful about that, you can buy on margin but it's a very small margin, they did that. they were hauled before a judge who took pity on them because college students, but anyway, you're in the allowed to do that so don't do it. don't try it. test the law, okay? say e else something to about the era? you? wins out for ness mostly sh ness foolishness? liked to have 1920's?uring the >> kind of. >> sort of. i would want to be there when there, the upy was and up like the stock market, and out of literature charles going around the world, probably then but not where the crash, rket started to no. >> which is only at the very last time, october 1929. call the jazz age 1919 to 1929. so there was lots going on. right? fun,

student leaders are calling on young people to register so they are eligible to vote in any upcoming general election emma hayward has this report now from southampton. so. it's an exciting time for new students in southampton at 18 they're full of hope and ambition living away from home and with the prospect of being old enough to vote in any upcoming u.k. election they're all starting college like a sporting prepares to leap to a u. the result of a referendum they were too young to vote. the fact it's taken 3 years and like it was now i would have been able to vote whereas like i wasn't able to vote i feel like it's affecting. my vote maybe things may have turned out differently 2 years ago remain. so you're making it so difficult for us at least i don't think that's a motion to stick by it bridged of the student leaders are calling on young people to get on the electoral roll so they can vote if there's a general election the u.k. prime minister is reported to have wanted october the 15th as an election date so fewer university students would have had time to register so soon after starting a new term she didn't have such a powerful voice but so often the marginalized it says disg

students are staying up later and paying the price in the morning. governor newsom signing this new legislation into law but the change isn't without controversy. >> it is a game changer for so many schools. >> reporter: students here at willow glen high schore early c morning. under this new law, ty'll be able to start at 8:30 instead. that extra 55 minutes is designed to help them get a little more sleep so hopefully they'll perform better in school. >> when the alarm goes off on school days, many students feel like malia. >> i wake up and i don't want to wake up. >> reporter: but that may change now that governor gavin newsom signed a new law mandated that public middle schools start no early than 8:00 p.m. and high schools start no early than 8:30. >> still be able to sleep in and get our work done and get good grades. >> reporter: but the california teachers association says the statewide start time change is a bad move because it could have a disproportionately negative impact on working families, particularly laborers and service industry employees who don't hav a long commut

by the way, a a few years ago, and please don't do this, but a group of students from new whaty were talking about happened in the 1920's, and the stock market crash in 1929, and they thought they would try it out. callthey tried out was to stockbrokers and assemble a portfolio. they didn't have any money. don't do it. it is against the law. but they were able to do it. that's the point, that despite are very and we careful about that, you can buy on very small margins. they did that. a judge took pity on them because they were college students. but anyway, you aren't allowed to do that, so don't try. don't test the law. ok. all right. anyone else have something to say about the era? what wins out for you? the foolishness? mostly foolish? would you have liked to have lived in the 1920's? no? kind of? i wanted to be there when the positivity was up and up, like the stock market. the great literature, charles going around the world and that, but probably not when the stock market started to crash. >> which is only at the very last time, october 1929. that is what we call the jazz age 1

deal with nike but student gets endorsement from adidas, student has to honor the college contract on game day. reporting live, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> continuing the live team coverage. lyanne melendez from the newsroom, many students at cal calling it equity issue. >> cal students would say that. here's the deal. any student not an athlete, students know this, can market their name, have youtube channel and get money for ads. but not athletes. >> i'm a goalkeeper on the women's soccer team here at cal. >> reporter: welcomed the announcement by governor newsom who signs it alebron james. among first to tweet about it on hbo show. >> number one reason we created this platform. >> reporter: added it will change lives for countless athletes who deserve it. allowing them to be compensated is matter of equity, especially for black athletes. some compared to the 1968 olympics when tommy smith and john carlos raised their fists to protest inequality for african-americans. >> everybody's making billions for decades and students have been given tuition and room and board, which is not no compensation, but it's certainly disproportionate

. >>> disappointing news about student test scores across the country.-thirds of american students cannot read at their grade level. reading scores for fourth and eighth graders are down in the last two years. the u.s. education secretary calls it a student achievement crisis. >> absolutely. >>> well, new york city lawmakers passed a law banning the selling of foie gras. it's considered a delicacy. animal rights activists are saying ducks and geese are subject to cruelty, force fed to enlarge their livers. the country's largest producer of foie gras is now vowing to fight the ban in court. >>> coming up, the important new message from alex trebek. >>> but first,heonbeing ra aga rdhian nowcling kim >>> and later, what happened after this nasty brawl in the nba? started once-daily anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. do not use anoro if

students got the bad news. lights turned off. homecoming football game rescheduled. >> it was supposed to be today. but it's going to be tomorrow at 2:00. >> part of the group trying to stop the lights. it's unnecessary money and also a nuisance. >> imagine not car headlights but huge megatruck headlights focussed on your home. and the whole side of the home was lit up. you could easily read a book. >> the district parents fighting for the law believe they followed all the laws and stayed in compliance with regulations. >> we're not sure what else we can do. it's solid. we proved it with a game. >> the fight continues. not fast enough for the friday night lights. >> as a high school student it has been a dream of mine to have the lights on. and play under the stars since i was a freshman. i know if they were high schoolers they would be in the exact same shoes as mine. >> we spoke to the school superintendent who called the kour injunction frustrating and vowed to keep fighting to get the lights back on. the court hearing is nove

it's an exciting time for new students in southampton it's a team full of hope and ambition living away from home and with the prospect of being old enough to vote in any upcoming u.k. election they will starting college life in sport and prepares to leave the e.u. the result of a referendum they were too young to vote. the fact it's taken 3 years and like it was now i would have been able to vote whereas like i wasn't able to vote i feel like it's affecting. my vote maybe things may have turned out differently 2 years ago remain. so you're making it so difficult for us at least i don't think that's a motion to stick by it bridged of the student leaders are calling on young people to get on the electoral roll so they can vote if there's a general election the u.k. prime minister is reported to have wanted october the 15th as an election date so fewer university students would have had time to register so soon after starting a new term she didn't have such a powerful voice but so often the marginalized is disgraceful because that. new generation of leaders and they said be having a say s

when this happened back in may, reports said the coach tackled the student, but new video released byferent. after the student enters a classroom with the shotgun, video footage shows that coach lowe backing out of that classroom with the shotgun in his right hand. then with his other arm, he holds the student just a little bit away from him. and that's when another staff member enters. you see him. there you'll see him come in a moment. there he is right there. then he takes the gun away. and then a moment of embrace. you can see it is far from a tackle. the coach wraps his arms around the student's arms, and then he rubs the student's back, and he holds him close. coach lowe says it was all instinct. >> pretty crazy situation, you know, in a fraction of a second, i analyzed everything really fast. i saw the look in his face, look in his eyes, looked at the gun. i realized it was a real gun and my instincts took over. >> here to discuss now is neil franklin. neil, so good to have you on to talk about this. what are officers trained to do in a situation like this? did the coach do eve

the school district also plans to restrict student attendance to those games as part of the new rules all all spectators will have to be seated and students who show up to the game without their student id card. they will have to be with an adult. >>big story this morning, san francisco now increasing security ahead of 2 big events this weekend we've got the hardly strictly bluegrass festival which actually happens this weekend and also fleet week which gets into your next right so the thousands of people in small space that and that's why they're very concerned, especially when a month and a half ago the massacre at the gilroy garlic festival kron four's christina tetreault live go get park now with what changes we can expect this year. christina. >>yeah a lot of changes, especially because what will just mentioned a lot of people all in one place and now as we know in this teenage we've got to make sure that we're being careful. so police and fire are going to be here you can actually already go ahead and see here at the entrance away and many entrances for the hardly strictly blueg

fewer university students with time to register so soon after starting a new term. powerful but often students are marginalized which is this grateful because it is their future. the new generation, next generation of leaders and they should be having a say. reporter: southampton is split politically at the moment so every vote will matter. the student population runs in the tens of thousands so if they choose to vote, it will have a big impact on the result if there is an election. of course southhampton, there is a highly marginally consistency. in 2017, younger people tended to vote for labour and other smaller parties rather than conservative. yet, the older generation still goes to the polls in bigger numbers. >> younger voters are certainly a significant part of the electorate in any forthcoming general election. one thing that is important to say as we have an aging population and rates of turnout still higher among older voters, it is easy to overestimate the extent to which the youth vote will swing any particular constituency. in that sentiment, every vote

[laughter] the notorious rbg was started by a second-year student at new york university law school. she was displayed about a decision the court had recently rendered in shelby county case that held the key provision of the voting rights act of 1965 unconstitutional. then she thought to herself, i'm angry about that. but anger will not get me any place, so i'm going to do something positive. the positive thing that she did was she put on the internet x can it's tumbler? [laughter] announced it from the the bench in my dissenting opinion in the shelby county case, and she called it the notorious rbg because she had in mind a well known rapper, the notorious b.i.g -- [laughter] and people ask me, what in the world do you have in common with the notorious be. b.i.g.? [laughter] uh-uh e said, it's evident. [laughter] [applause] we were both born and bred in brooklyn, new york. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> by the way, when you and justice o'connor were on the court, even at the end of her tenure, some very seasoned supreme court advocates, not newbies -- really seasoned people --

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students are being encouraged to register to vote many of them will be costing their ballot for the 1st time and the hayward reports from southampton and southern england. it's an exciting time for new students in southampton at 18 full of hope and ambition living away from home and with the prospect of being old enough to vote in any upcoming u.k. election they're all starting college life as britain prepares to leave the e.u. the result of a referendum they were too young to vote. to take in 3 years if it was i would if. i wasn't able to feel like it's affecting. my maybe things may have turned out differently 2 years ago. but. i don't think. by. now student leaders are calling on young people to get on the electoral roll so they can vote if there's a general election the u.k. prime minister is reported to up wanted october the 15th as an election date so fewer university students would have had time to register so soon after starting a new term she didn't have such a powerful voice but so often the marginalised disgraceful because it's a. new generation of leaders and they should be having a say southampton is split politically at the moment so every vote will matter the student

. >> so hundreds of charter school students in new york city blocked to the steps of city hall to confront blasio over his pledge to make room for them at the middle school. their concern, if he didn't make good on their promise they'll have to go back to public schools all over the city and here's the mayor's response. [chanting] >> martha: they're chanting kids over politics. our guest is from a charter school. you have a teacher who had all her kids in her math class which got perfect scores which is incredible. what do you want from the mayor and what is he not giving you. >> we have middle schoolers who need a school. it's that simple. >> martha: the mayor understands grassroots movement and success academy will have the space they need next year in queens next year either public or private space. do you believe that? >> he's been promising that for months and kids grow and they've known they need a middle school and for 33 months we've been on our hands and needs giving these high performing kids of color a school. i don't believe him. >> martha: here's just a snippet of the kids ask

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it's an exciting time for new students in southampton at 18 the hope and ambition living away from home and with the prospect of being old enough to vote in any upcoming u.k. election there are starting college life in sport and prepares to leave the e.u. the result of a referendum they were too young to vote. the fact it's taken 3 years and like it was now i would have been able to vote whereas like i wasn't able to vote i feel like it's affecting the. vote maybe things may have turned out differently. about. making it so difficult for us please don't think i stick by this bridge 2 of the student leaders are calling on young people to get on the electoral roll so they can vote if there's a general election the u.k. prime minister is reported took wanted october the 15th as an election day so fewer university students would have had time to register so soon after starting a new term she didn't have such a powerful voice but so often that marginalized is disgraceful because that's a. new generation of leaders and they should be having a say southampton is split politically at the moment