best practice and the rp and behavior praul [inaudible] we go out and outreach to the staff and explain to them what's coming and get them ready for the move so that's really exciting because they have a manageable number, we can use our bat teams to do that work as well. i wanted to start with that one. in terms of the first question, how have things gone different? we have a couple of really new resources that come into play and your question was was specifically to the teacher who is struggling and what would be different. so when we see through the data -- it'll all be data driven. the disproportionalty data will be data driven teams so they'll look to see where their efforts are most needed in that respect. but once they get to the school they can do a number of different things. they can bring a bcba into play to look at the child's behaviors in the context of the classroom and come up with a plan so that's something we haven't really had for general education students before. and that we've already using this year and we've found it to be a very useful tool. we can offer personal

we're a really big fan of the bat team and the school based rp coaches, we hear directly from school sites that's actually really working. there are some concerns so i think, you know, we want to give props to the work that's being done. what was initially based on the resolution supposed to happen tonight was the presentation of a three year implementation plan and our hope was that that plan would be presented tonight and the development of that plan would be taken into the budget considerations so it's disappointing that that plan isn't totally ready and we hope to continue with you to make sure that implementation and, you know, i think coalman is really dedicated to making sure that public transparency is happening [inaudible] and from students and from parents and other, you know, key stakeholders. so, you know, i think we just wanted to name that. i think we're taking some good steps but it's disappointing that we aren't where we need to be to make sure this is rolling out in the best way possible so we look forward to working with your team and the school district to make sure

as opposed to calling in the rp coach? and things of that nature. thank you. >> comments from the board? >> commissioner haney? >> yes, and thank you for your work on this. and for being here. and i think that this does represent the tremendous amount of progress even to have this conversation and to have this data in front of us to talk about what is happening and to really analyze it and engage the board in this conversation, so i am also, optimistic about where this is going and how we as we unpack this, continue to make progress in the future. and there is a pretty dramatic drop, in arrests and calls and so i want to note that and really thank you for all of the work for everyone involved, to commit to really making sure that when we do involve long enforcement that it is only in those circumstances when it is absolutely necessary and that for the majority of the situations that we are supporting our staff to deal with them, and in most cases and restorative way, and i did have a couple of thoughts and comments, one, is it would be great and i kn

house elections and they'll try to elect more conservative house members who will then vote to repeal the rps but so far, one of the most conservative legislatures in the country keeps rejecting efforts to kill renewable energy mandates. and the koch brothers' backed governor supports wind farms and americans for prosperity that are allies in the american chamber of congress and the american legislative counsel keep coming up short. >> they wanted to make an example of kansas and defeat wind here and then defeat it in other states. >> because what is happening in kansas is the fossil fuel industry's worst nightmare. that once alternative energy gets its foot firmly in the door, it will be impossible to ever get it out. we have asked both of the koch brothers and the kansas branch of americans for prosperity to come on the show. they have declined. the koch industries did send us a statement from philip eleneder, president and coo of koch company's public sector. koch has consistently opposed all subsidies and mandates across the country especially as it relates to energy policy. this is demon

you've been able to get a reduced rate for a better product and it still has a half of rex in the mix, but it's rps -- and beating the rate, is that correct? >> yes. >> it's lower rate and greener power. >> thank you. >> for mte. >> and jobs. >> mrs. hale, does that conclude your report for the third time? >> it does. thank you very much. >> all right. >> i have another question. i don't know if it's for barbara or for you. >> i think maybe we have some staff from the supervisors that would like to get up and talk as well, so i don't know -- >> just one more question that might lead into this, but i have a question on this ordinance -- >> who are you asking the question of? >> either barbara or our general manager this question that -- about this ordinance that is supervisor wiener's ordinance about becoming the power development and in a redesign cca program that can potentially be some of the cca customers if you will. >> we're interested this trying to help shape this legislation. i think one of the challenges is that we want to make sure that we have an opportunity to select the developments th

at his site with the resources and he said that he was one of the three schools that were granted high schools that were granted a full time rp coach and he just said that that was was the main factor in the reduction of the suspension and economickers any comments? >> seeing none. >> oh, commissioner maufas? >> oh,, okay, that was the comment. >> she needs to be excused. >> okay, who else? >> commissioner murase? >> i just want to thank the san francisco police department and the team and the carc and i think that it is amazing results. the drop in the number of arrests. and i think that there are many, many people who have helped to contribute to this result and i just want to thank you for every one of them. >> you know i would like to take the public comment now. so, i see laura far and kevin. >> okay. >> two minutes each. >> good evening, board. my name is kevin and i work at advocates for children and youth. and we are really excited to be here and to witness the report on this data. and as one of the community groups that was involved in the process of of getting the mou approved, we are just really excited to see the

even though they were armed, they had to be disarmed and taken off of the runway. these rp-47's -- are p-47s. there is a bomb under each wing. notice these planes taking off and raising considerable dust. they managed to get off a short runway. here, you notice a buckle underneath the wheels and the sometimes caused mesh wire to break and hit the plane's propeller, causing it to crash. here is an unfortunate accident with two of our planes. here, we see pictures made by automatic cameras that were installed in fighter planes. when a pilot reports that he had shut down an enemy plane, he was not giving credit unless the pictures prove that the airplane was shut down -- shot down. automatic cameras would operate in conjunction with a machine you can see the pilot jumping out of the airplane in the shot. you can see that airplanes are carrying extra fuel tanks underneath the wings and, whenever bullets hit that tank, the airplane would explode, as you see here. when you see shots like this, you know that the pilot never got back. one of the highlights of our trip was on a rive

it's a local version of the statewide system that calx>rp @& wants to install. e lawmakers passed a bill to create the testing system next year, but, so far, no one has come up with $80 million to pay for it. >>> speaking of earthquakes, a ñ2.4 quake hit last night. no reports of any damage there. >> let's take a live look right now at the bay bridge and san francisco. and it seems to me, anthony, that we've got some fog out there. >> yes, we do. in fact, a little bit of drizzle already being reported at the we are talking about a totally different story from what we saw today. livermore got up to 90 degrees. even san francisco, the airport got to 71. oakland, 72. tomorrow, 10-15 degrees cooler. be prepared for that. san francisco, down to 62. it's all because of that on shore wind reinforcing that marine layer. still clear over san jose. you'll notice the golden gate bridge completely socked with fog an drizzle. fog stays with us during the daytime hours. >> thank you, anny. coming up next, after five long years being held captive by the taliban, an american sol

now it is just this is the locust of power, that gets rp located where -- that gets replicated where all the decisions had to be made in the white house. >> is social media the biggest change since you are a reporter? >> unquestionably. it is funny and interesting to talk to my predecessors from previous ministrations -- administrations, about how different the job was, and the cycle, which seemed fast with the advent of cable news, that all the engines were having to churn much faster and longer because of that. now, at the briefing room, i have -- half the questions i get are people looking at their iphone or blackberry and saying i just saw this on twitter, can you respond? that isin a dynamic fueled by the instantaneous revelation on the hour. likes this was a question i was going to ask regardless of how much i had read. how was it different than you imagined? i speaking specifically about the white house. the first difference was working for the vice president. what is it from inside that you didn't understand or expect? like the first thing i noticed was how small it was. >> wh

the corrections. >> yes. under relocation which is c under mitigation 10.1. number c on page m m rp 10 >> so i think it's supposed to say study the affectionate of relocating it to nearby sites something like that and i'll work with staff it can be included in the board of supervisors approval package. >> thank you. >> commissioner fong. >> i'm supportive overall and i think we're in the right direction with this project it's going to, you know, it's a significant size and the location on the south side of the city i commend the departments and offices for this effort and moving it well seems like a slow process is pretty quickly it's in the right time given where the city is i'm in support and. >> thank you. i. supportive of the progress i want to echo the pedestrian safety i've watched in the news a fatality a couple of months ago through could be improvements by the mta looking at the vision zero progress going forward i'm curious to watch the project moving forward there's been comments the market rate could be more affordable and what kind of prices commissioner moore. >> i'd l

the president is ordering strict regulations at coal powerpla rps and the epa is going to announce sweepingd that has people upset. welcome back to hour two. i am still martha maccallum. >> and i am bill hemmer. good weekend? the coal power plans reduction called for deep cuts in greenhouse gases that are blamed for global warming using the president's executive authority to impose expensive regulations without the approval of congress. people against this is calling this is a job kill. >> stuart varney is here. what is going on? >> the president wants to look for good for the united nations which is forming a climate change treaty and the president wants to look good. if he can say i am beating up on coal so china better do it as well. the president said we will work on climate change and he is. he is going beyond congress and working without him to shore up his political base which is the environmental movement. there will be job losses if they go through and a slightly slower economy because you will take money out and you will have a setback on manufacture because they require cheaper e

the schools have deans. what can't we just turn them into rp coaches. i don't mean instantaneously, but tell me how that's factored in. >> so we have extensive contacts and work with the deans and assistant principals at high schools. almost all have been trained in restorative practices. there are big [inaudible] and because they struggle daily, i don't know if people realize, when you actually have to suspends a kid it turns you very quickly into someone who's against suspension because it's a very, very difficult thing to have to do. they are our biggest alleys. they would much rather help a kid get back into the classroom. yes, they are. i think the situation varies. some of them are overwhelmed and -- but all of them are participating in support of the resolution and the restorative practice work. >> i also wanted to add that when looking at school data, i would like to incorporate how many times they've called the police on students. so we can get this bigger picture because we have that data now, right ? we're working with the police department. w

things that i'm hearing from both the programs is that they're not 100 %, you know, with rex 100%, they're offering 33% program, is that -- >> i heard marin say 33%, rps compliant. >> 20% rts and compliant is 50%, general renewable is an option for 100 %. >> i'm pointing out that ours was different and that's one of the reasons why ours was more expensive. of course that was -- and then when we talked about built out, you know, everyone wanted built out from day one and so when we actually tried to exercise our program, i mean, we had a lot of bells and whistles and we were trying to dial it back, i think now hearing the approach that most -- both marin and samona is taking is a gradual approach and i think the approach is the cost, if you're going to opt out is cheaper than it would be if you were pg and e which is a different approach we had before, so i wanted to point that out because we still had conversations within the group that i've been involved rex, no rex, 100%, not 100%. those are the conversations we would have to have and build out. do you want a day one? what is it exactly? how would that enter the whole equation and then the other thi

the tab. plus, it was billed as a mage rp foreign policy address, but what was missing from president obama's west point speech? and eric shinseki resigns amid outrage over a new report that says v.a. delays and cover-ups are happen nationwide. we'll bring you one doctor's war stories from his time in the system. >>> welcome to the journal, editorial report. first up this week is big labor having big regrets about obamacare? unions, of course, have been among the president's most loyal allies and were critical to the passage of his affordable care act in 2010, but now some are threatening to strike if they're forced to absorb the higher costs that come with the law. the wall street journal reported this week that unions and employers nationwide are squaring off over who will pick up the tab for new mandates such as coverage for dependent children up to age 26 and the so-called cadillac tax on premium health plans starting in 2018. i'm joined by wall street journalist dan henninger, joe rago, and assistant editorial edier james freeman. how much are costs going up for union plans and weren't t

the 12% administrative fee as well. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. my name is rp gordon from [speaker not understood] san francisco 94 11 2. i did not receive the information ~. i would like to not have to pay the administrative fee as well and [speaker not understood] i'd be more than happy to do that and take care of it. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >>> my name is [speaker not understood], last name is maladian. i live at 329 contera street in san francisco. sometime in september 2013 i had a major accident. [speaker not understood], crushed my pelvic bones, cut my bladder and everything. i end up in the hospital. after six days i was taken to -- i had to go to a rehab center. and then when i came back after one month the work was done already. but i've noticed the vent was smelling and it was overflowing. so, i called the department and they said they're going to send somebody to check, but they never did. so, i called the water department emergency, they came in. they had to break the vent outside and then they had to put pressure just to open up the ce

the suspect set to justice in benghazi that suspect is ahmed abu khattala rp rig. w he's on a navy ship. among the charges killing a person in an attack on a federal facility, provideing reports to terrorists and that's awe in a criminal complaint which we now found unsealed. since he faced charges in a criminal court, reporters are asking if they read him miss miranda rights. that spokesperson said they couldn't get into the details just then. >> this isn't just about successful cam tour, this is about illegal process. and i think it's important to preserve the integrity of that process. >> a u.s. official told fox news that forces have already sba interrogated the suspect after his capture. let's bring in the judge. fox news analyst judge napoli n napolita napolitano. i'm going to sheet a little bit and lean on greta van susteren. she e-mailed me this. greta said i note this is an indictment and not a criminal complaint. does a criminal allow him to hold him longer without going to a federal court? >> no, the complaint does not allow them to hold him longer but a

should provide it completely if we provide you incomplete information, people sometimes rps temperatured to leap to theng conclusion. it was testy right at the geet. >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology to the committee. >> i don't think it's owed. >> the commissioner tried to give as good as he got from republicans with backup from democrats. >> could the witness answer the question? accusing republicans of badgering the witness. >> this hearing has been conducted as less as a hearing than it has been as an inquisition. >> democrats even mocked republicans for obsessing over conspiracy theories. >> the only thing it's missing is oliver stone. >> how about area 51 out in roswell, new mexico where all the space aliens ever came. have you ever had responsibility for that? >> no. >> have you ever had custody of the president's birth certificate? >> no. >> now, when this irs scandal first broke, there was bipartisan outrage aimed at the irs. you could see there that is no longer. in fact, today democrats were sending around via e-mails to reporters like me a reminder this kind of thing happened und

the history in a bottle. >> reporter: ray hagan last held this bottle of french wine nearly 70 years ago. >> i had my name down here, rpreporter: ray's signature is one of many from the u.s. army's 83rd infantry division who signed the bottle. at the end of world war ii, they wouldn't pop the cork until all of them were back together in the united states. >> if you open this bottle, something -- something will happen to you. >> reporter: the 83rd infantry division landed on the beaches of normandy two weeks after d- day. the division suffered thousands of casualties. >> we got shells and mortal shells coming in. we lost our jeep driver hit with shrapnel. >> reporter: ray said his friend ben young must have picked up the wine from an abandoned home. >> they have wine standard away. >> reporter: ben died in 2002. but ben's son who now lives in montana wanted to return the bottle to one of the men who had scribbled his name on it all those years ago. he tracked down a ray hagan living in placerville. >> bottle of french booze. how about a century late? but at least it made it. i was the only one left out of the group. all

the tab. plus, it was billed as a mage rp foreign policy address, but what was missing from president obama's? and eric shinseki resigns amid outrage over a new report that says v.a. delays and cover-ups are happen nationwide. we'll bring you one doctor's war stories from his time in the system. >>> welcome to the journal, editorial report. first up this week is big labor havi b

. >> the only thing republicans and the congress has done is say no to -- >> reporter: do you think rpst is a subjective question, but let me say this. most of the states they represent, were they in the coned for r-- confederate state that fought the union? when they come to washington do you see more confet rat flags than american flags? who would hurt their own people in terms of cutting off health, job opportunity, food stamps to get after this president? it takes a lot of hatred hurt yourself just to embarrass the president. so i'm trying to think with the tea party and basically what they have said and their spokes people have said, this would not be the same if the president was not of color. >> wow. >> okay. >> pretty strong statement. h h halperin, do you want to weigh in? >> i disagree with him. >> to say that there is not a big faction of this country that has an issue with our president being african-american is naive. >> that's staggering to me that you have wrapped my political party in confederate flag. >> i'm not saying your party. >> new york cio, it is my party wrappin

rps. in addition to that we purchase an additional 23% of unbundled renewable energy certificates so that gets us up to the 50% for our light green. we have that substitution clause and that's apart of the way we've been ramping down since our contract closes with them in 2017. >> you haven't shifted the rec mix but you've shifted the power providers for the moment so substitute the shell portion out? >> right. it's a work in progress as we prepare to close. >> do you plan to ramp out the rec amount or not yet? >> we have a resources plan that our board does every year and so we release that in september. i think september of every year, so we'll be doing that sement -- doing that in september of every year. any other questions. >> i want to move to marin and sign up. >> is that your motion? >> can you stick around if we have more questions? >> oh, yes. of course. >> were you talking to me? >> yes. you got a directive from the general manager. >> yes, i will. >> how are you doing? >> good afternoon, my name is cordel and i have to correct barbara. i'm the deputy. i do not work for clean and power but i was

the fed is signaling, we are not going to a 4% target rate, whether it's a reverse rp or what you have they use. we won't go to a normal target rate. i think in a medium growing economy, that is correct. so here's my thought. just a simple thought. you dpra el or disagree. in the next two years, ten-year bond rates go to 3.5 to 4, that's roughly the growth in gnome nat gdp, and the short-term rate goes to about two. bottom line -- we've never had a -- without an inverted yield curve. i think the fed will consciously stay away from such a thing and consequently the economy will continue to expand. the stock market grinds higher, with occasional correction. >> what's the black swan? what do you think is the biggest risk? >> you know, i think -- >> if not iraq. >> it could be. if 9 old fields in basra are taken over by the enemy. i don't believe that will happen. i don't think the iranians will let that happen. i don't think the united states will let that happen. i don't think that nato will let that happen. $150 oil, you've got problem. whether that's recession, i don't know, but you ha

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