area. >> clerk: the area is not underserved. >> commissioner swig: yes. i want to track according to the legislation. >> clerk: it is not underserved as required by the legislation. so motion to grant appeals and deny the permit on the basis the location is too congested for a food truck and the area is not underserved. okay. on that motion -- [roll call] >> commissioner wilson: what's the motion again? >> clerk: the motion is to grant the appeals and deny the permit on the basis the area is too congested for a mobile food truck and the area is not underserved. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. so lacking the four votes, that motion fails. do we have another motion? if we don't have another motion, then, the permit will be issued. did you want to -- i understood there was some discussion about putting a special condition. >> yep. i'll make a motion to grant the appeal and condition the permit that the permit holder is to supply dimensions of the vehicle that they're planning to use, and that those dimensions be the maximum dimensions for that -- for that permit

. >> what process are we going to use to get to a definition of underserved? >> what process are we going to develop in our comments and questions? >> i have not talked about that but that's not relevant right now. >> in terms of determining how do you get these answers. on what basis? because of the adjacent property and business owners are saying or are you basing it on the fact that the director and his hearing officers errorred. >> i'm basing it on the fact to me the appellant was focused on one particular part of this permit. i guess the comments, one of the appellants had general comments about food trucks and mobile food facilities. what i am saying is that i believe that applicable i don't have an objection with that permit. >> you also stated that you were going to deny the third one which is the app epi center of s discussion and i wasn't ready to do that until we run and get some sort of idea of where the d.p.w. director has discretion or no discretion. see i am not convinced he has any discretion. i don't think the supervisors intended that the dir

speaker, the evidence is driversd fmp inch's are in underserved areas. they create jobs and provide economic opportunity and stimulate growth. i urge my colleagues to help spur economic development in communities throughout the country. i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yield back. what member seek to speak opposition? the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from mexico. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the awe chair, the ayes have it and the mendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 4 printed in house report 115-830. for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? mr. palazzo: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 74 printed in house report number 115-830 offered by mr. palazzo of mississippi. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 996, the gentleman from mississippi and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. palazzo: mr. chairman, this amendment is very simple. during committee markup we were successful in add

groups theactually employed in development, or the construction of the buildings, or that underserved communities are going to be employed after the that retail are constructed and set up. you can also make sure that you are giving -- that you are getting opportunities for small businesses to have an opportunity to be a part in the development. there are all kinds of programs. some people may refer to them as "minority enterprise business development" programs, that require that minority-owned businesses have a shot at taking part of the development. how --n you talk about me talk about housing development programs, you can make sure a slice of those new houses that are developed are affordable, and that the residence who formerly lived in the neighborhood or the community, have a first right of refusal at those new housing units that come on the market. the problem is, and the district of columbia does have these programs that i just mentioned -- the problem is enforcement. if you don't have enforcement of these good policies and programs, then you are just going to end up with the s

which should be unserved and underserved areas of the country. this bill and the other bills we have been considering reflect a broad and encompassing jurisdiction of the energy and commerce committee and the important day-to-day work and oversight we maintain over significant portion of the federal government. this type of work counts in these -- and these bills are important. energy and commerce accomplishments like re-authorizing the successful act, ogram, think baums nuclear waste -- safely disposing of nuclear waste have een the pillars of our accomplishments this congress. these and others keep the wheels of government moving. the access broadband bill is excellent legislation and will improve broadband for many americans. i urge a yet vote and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. tonko: thank you, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. tonko: i rise to support h.r. 3994, the advancing crit

the low income, elderly, disabled, rural, underserved, limited english speaking populations who could benefit from our services, but we're at capacity and lack current sustainable funding. by making the program permanent, with $30 million in funding, it's the least thing i think that we can do for all of them. thank you, chairman portman and ranking member warner for providing me this opportunity and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have at this time. >> thank you, ms. thompson. as you may know, in the legislation we introduced today, we authorizedvita for the first time. so senator warner has got another commitment. so i'm going to ask him to start on the questioning. i will postpone mine. again, i'm happy at so many colleagues who came. we come and go in this place. we all have different hearings. don't take offense, but senator warner, would like you to start with the questioning. >> mr. chairman, thank you for that courtesy. i do appreciate it. i want to try to get in three questions so i'd ask for relatively rapid responses. as we look to the economy, as we looked at the

groups are actually employed in the development or construction of the buildings or that underserved communities are going to be employed after the businesses or retail are constructed and set up. you arealso make sure given opportunities for small businesses to have an opportunity to be a part in the development. programs all kinds of some people may refer to them as minority enterprise business development programs that require minority owned businesses have a shot at taking part of the development. when you talk about how housing development programs, you can those newa slice of houses that are developed for are affordable and the residents who formerly lived in the community have a first right of refusal at those new housing units that come onto the market. problem, the district of columbia does have these programs that i just mentioned. the problem is enforcement. if you do not have enforcement of these goods company you are just going to end it with the same result. i think that is one of the reasons the district was sued. >> so brilliantly sunil of more of a housing so i will

i grew up in an underserved community in the city of memphis. i had to baby boomer parents, blue-collar, they worked two jobs while i was growing up. i heard that story all of my life, go to school, make good grades, go to college so you can get a good job with good benefits, and that is the american way. the reality was in high school, i was a c student. no one ever asked why i made c's. no one asked because i was working two jobs and helping to pay bills at home. i wasn't afforded the opportunity to study every night, because i worked every night. i was committed to saying i have got to take a different pathway to this american dream. fortunately for me, my senior year in high school, i had a work permit to leave school early. as i was leaving, the guidance counselor stopped me and said chris, there is a program by the name of a road is here, and i want you to hear the speech. i went in, and i'm thinking wait a minute, i have to be at work. hopefully this goes quickly. they go on to talk about intern opportunities, and creating pathways for di

i grew up in an underserved community in the city of memphis, two baby boomer parents, blue collar.hey worked two jobs when i was growing up and i heard that story all of my life, go to school, make good grades, go to college, get a good job with good benefits. and that's the american way. reality was in high school i was a c c student. no one ever asked why i made sees. well, no one asked because i was working two jobs and helping to pay bills at home. i wasn't afforded the opportunity to study every night because i worked every night. but i was committed to say well, i've got to take a different pathway to this american dream. but, unfortunately, for me my senior year in high school i had a work permit to leave school early. and as i was leaving one day, the guidance counselor said chris, there's a program of the name of inroads who was here and want you to hear this speech. i went in, sat in an unthinking wait a minute, i have to be at work. hopefully this goes pretty quickly. and they go on to talk about intern opportunities in creating paths, pathways for diverse, young leaders

--dash underserved visuals living with cancer. >> when i mentioned the mental health services i wanted to emphasize the services to be one can you reemphasize the reallocation figure? >> supervisor stefani: might increase ask was 700,000 spee one oh, k. thank you. so i want to move the conversation to talk about -- supervisor fewer hasn't shared with us her priorities. >> supervisor fewer: i think this is the importance of growing the pot and now we are looking at this need. it is the other half of public safety. i would like to see an increase in workforce development for homeless people for the most vulnerable residents -- residents and i would like to increase that amount of money. i would like to also see more flexible housing subsidies, primarily for seniors and people with disability. i think we've heard huge demand for that. i would like to see an increase in home delivered meals and congregate meals. to release of ou really serve od vulnerable populations. i would like to see more money put toward resource development for seniors and for people with disabilities. and also more

fowith heart, nonprofit that has given haircuts, your trims and makeup application to more than 1000 underserved folks including homeless people. on this day she welcomes homeless veterans in the transitional housing program. >> i want them to walk away with a glimmer of someone who cares. >> reporter: she began haircuts with heart two years ago when she realized she was passing more homeless people on the streets. >> it was like a light switch went off and i can't not do something. >> reporter: rebecca, who has her own studio rounded up local stylist to volunteer. they started offering free of charge haircuts that normally cost $65 each. this year they partner with nonprofits to put on two dozen events, donations pay for supplies. >> she is an exceptional individual. >> the executive director says rebecca's work transformed veteran self-esteem.ththere and try to inter for housing or for jobs, this gives them a boost. san franr r orl,a inabt e beauof wego at, the world would be a better place. >> reporter: giving haircuts with heart, this week's jefferson award goes to rebecca beardsley. >> most

are actually employed thehe development or construction of the buildings or that underserved communities are going to be employed after businesses or the retail up.constructed and set you can also make sure that you're giving opportunities for small businesses to have be a partnity to in the development so there of programs. some people may refer to minority enterprise business development thatams that require minority owned businesses at taking part in the development. but when you talk about housing development programs, you can make sure a slice of those new developedt are are affordable and that the residents who formerly lived neighborhood or the community have a sort of first right of refusal at those new housing units that come on the market. is -- andm actually the district of columbia does have these justams that i mentioned. the problem is enforcement. don't have enforcement of these good policies and programs, then end upjust going to with the same result, right? and i think that's one of the reasons why the district sued was because it did not have a good compliance program.c

i think there are a lot of people in our state that have used that, you know, focusing on underserved communities, rural communities where they may not be able to get larger assistancefassistance ful -- assistance. they helped prepare a lot of returns and very helpful. i wanted to say, though, that i feel like the forms for particularly these areas where people are looking for education and the earned income tax credit, child tax credit, american opportunity tax credit, all those things are good for simplicity purposes. let's just say they should be more simplified. my colleagues senator brown and heller have a bipartisan amendment to increase funding for programs which would help support more simplification on the tax forms. do you think that's a good idea? >> simplification of the tax forms >> information to make it easier on these deductions. >> absolutely. thank you for your question, senator cantwell. we have tremendous partners across the country, particularly i'm thinking of partners in seattle, washington, one of our largest partners. one of the things that taxpayers get when

still to come, the vending machines dispensing free books to kids in underserved communities. >>> sports at six. the a's and giants in moments. we will also have serena williams when bolton's quest for eight single crown. a lot of doctors out there. video out of florida. a woman was riding the world's tallest swing ride.. when she took out her i-phone -- >>> check out this video. a woman was writing the world's tallest swing ride when she began recording. after a few spins she drops it. the phone tumbles 450 feet to the ground, recording the entire way. it landed face up, showing how far it fell. get this, it survived the ordeal with only a scratch. >> wow. and it framed it perfectly. if i did that it would be -- >> i know, the screen is going to crack. wow, that is amazing. okay, that is enough. -- >> oh, no -- tennis. >> it is serena williams. good times are here for her. new mom, and she is number one in the world and she is embracing motherhood, and she was right back at him bolton for a record-tying 24th grand slam title and eight single championships. duchess kate middleton and the

. >>> coming up, brycer har >>> coming up, brycer har ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved.n the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >>> the nats only won one of thei last six sagames. ng hello to the red sox manager and former manager ax cora. both pitch with the tigers and ineshe second, bas loaded. he gets the best of scherzer here sendingt deep to left center all three runs come in to score. not happy. they can'tg.top smil the red sox up 3-0. ycehi harper in the league. his 21 home run of the season. bottom line, already with t home run. this one looking good. but slides out to the left. now nats fall to the red sox 4-3. d.c. united, wayne rooney showing off his jersey. she is

. >> san francisco is underserved with public restrooms and their conditions are not very good. >> whenyou have got to go, there is good 2 go. they are building their own clean public bathroom network that you can track through an app. everything is hands-free, from opening the door to flushing the toilet, if -- it even creates a virtual line for you. >> instead of standing in line at the restroom your phone waits in line for you. when it is your turn, it will give you a notification. >> we allow everyone to use the bathroom and we still do. >> this is where it first launched and they say they have never kept people out when looking for a public restroom, but he says the app has brought people in, curious about the convenient commode. >> we have seen an increase in foot traffic over the last year. people curious about the bathroom. people having downloaded the app that come in and use it on a regular basis. >> the plan is for her to move to a description based model charging $2.99 per day. the question is -- will customers want to pay? that way they no longer have to look for a laborato

. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved.people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >>> you've probably heard of the wedding tradition something old, something new, something borrowed, something moose? yeah, that's right. take a look at this. a moose got a little bit curious during a wedding photo shoot in, of course, acquerell alaska. the husband and wife say it made their wedding day that much more special. >> you know what they say whenever something like that happens? it's good luck, because they don't know what else to >>> those of you who did not like the fact that demarcus cousins is joining the warriors may be surprised how he arrived at ikea, we bel

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we got 100,000 people underserved in vermont. what you didn't indicate was that detail was the recipient of $130 million power grant. so that's kind of like relevant. it was actual public money that went in to helping the broadband buildup the fundamental question here is we got agreement that we've got to get broadband, we've got to get rural america wired and every single day is more important that we do that but it's not going to happen just with deregulation. there's got to be mapping, there's got to be bolstered universal fund. there's got to be a promotion of local competition. we had people in your room rural communities that were having local companies that were doing hard things and getting it done because their investments was in the community but i see my time is up and i didn't even get to the homework which i applaud you for your work on but this is a real, ongoing problem. i yield back. >> the gentleman you back,you are recognized . >> thank you very much for the commissioners being with us today. chairman pai, tech

reduce investment in underserved communities through the community development financial institutions program by $34 million. and provide inadequate funding to small business loan programs and for investments that curb the opioid crisis. however, the bill's worst cut is the zeroing out of election security grants. on friday, special counsel robert mueller indicted 12 russian intelligence officers for their interference in the 2016 presidential election. the indictment described in great detail the efforts russia took to break into state election databases. we have all heard the public warnings of our intelligence community that russia will attempt to attack our democracy again, yet instead of helping states protect and fortify their election infrastructure from cyber hacking, this bill would liminate election security grants entirely. additionally, numerous harmful policy riders strike at the heart of laws and rules that protect the air we breathe and the water we drink. threaten the survival of endangered species. attack a woman's right to choose. undermine democracy in the district

. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved.hen the old hospital closed for years.the community lived s so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >> they are the hottest team in baseball, they have won 24 of their last 31 games. in arlington, in the first of four games. anderson was made comfortable. bases loaded for lucroy. the fourth career grand slam. they got five in the inning. cole hamel still on the mound. the fun just beginning. matt moore working for the rangers in the 7th. chapman gets one with two runners on. that's number 11. a's are in front 11-2, and in the 8th, chris davis with the fourth oakland home run, a solo shot, so they make it a cycle, a's get 18 hit in a 15-3 win. >>> quite a story in cincinnati, the card

this isn't just about the underserved neighborhoods because if for some reason something happens at the board of supervisors and that doesn't happen, then we don't have anything. so we have to start at the top. we have to start with the big huge project. this is a utility, like any other utility that we have to deal with. and it is going to be expensive. but the longer we wait the more expensive it gets. this is something that we feel, everybody feels that we absolutely need. this is the way of our world now. so i would urge you to expand the subjective. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much, bruce. >> all right, i'm with public net and with san francisco clean energy advocates and californians for energy choice. first to reiterate what bruce said. and i would even go farther in saying that now the public broadband is not happening from the mayor's office. and the fact that this -- that lafco took the lead on this 12 years ago and it has been leading on it ever since. this is now in your court. lafco can take this on and make it happen and make it a real public broadband system that'

500 students to come in each year to study the tidepools in the area and another 400 people from underserved to come in with an approved nonprofit. in context, that is fewer than 1000 people in a state of 40 million. >>> looking at that fog outside and you would be lucky if you could see the beach. >> we are warm and clear. we are socked in with the fog. showing you the radar because there is a small chance this time tomorrow night we may be dealing with an isolated shower or even a thunderstorm in the north bay. vallejo, 58. satellite and radar shows thunderstorms down in phoenix. flooding in las vegas. that is tropical moisture. every once in a while, if everything is set up perfectly, it can get pulled up into northern california. it will get cloudy and humid for two days this week. low clouds, normal stuff tomorrow morning. here comes this cloudy skies. futurecast models say all of the rain will stay to the east but here is a tiny chance in the mountains that there may be an isolated shower or thunderstorm. low clouds and fog overnight tonight, it will feel stickier outside. a 20% chance

these dockless scooters more accessible for people all through o throughout the area, including underserved hoods. >>> a fire broke out around 1:30 near the delta fair shopping center, quickly spreading to eight townhomes. firefighters treat two children for smoke inhalation. no word yet on how the fire started. >> up next at 5:00, the bay area economy more profitable than the entire country of saudi arabia. but not everyone is celebrating the silicon valley business boom. >>> a happy ending to a difficult and deadly situation, everyone in the flooded thailand cave is now safe. >>> winds out of the north at 25 miles per hour. we'll let you know anbout the forecast of those fires and changes coming thursday and friday in about eight minutes. wr breaking news in south san jose... this fire at santa teresa county park... . >>> we continue to follow our breaking news in south san jose. nbc sky ranger over the scene. this fire in santa teresa county park. this is close toer intermediate school and mural rice school. this is south san jose, santa teresa county park. so far no homes being evacuate

you know, it was really inspired by activities that we engaged in due to a lack of options in the underserved as we always have, we have taken what the devil meant for bad and had god use it for good, and we took those experiences, set them to music, and turned them into a commerce that allowed us to change our lives and our families' lives forever, and i bet they didn't see that coming -- ha! ( applause ) >> trevor: i know what i didn't see coming was the way you used the money. so i've always grown up seeing hip-hop as an avenue for expressing wealth. >> mm-hmm. >> trevor: but what was really interesting was the path you took. you started making money, then you had a conversation, i believe it was with your uncle, and said, hey, let's grow this money, let's do something with it. >> no, it wasn't a conversation. it was a demand. my uncle told me to give it to him. >> trevor: he said give me the money? >> yeah, give me the money, before you spend it, give it to me. >> trevor: right. >> i kind of gave it to him, you know, and didn't really think anything else of it. in a couple of months, he d

it about getting baseball, soball into the inner cities and providing chances for underserved kids. >> you start to hear the stories that this kid was you have troubled and wouldn't go to school, wouldn't do this and that. it was hard t reach him. but you reached him through this program and tough sports that changed his life. there's a lot of similar storiki that. >> listen, his dad was all about and cal junior is still doing that g back. we starred with all-stars. why not end with them. christie toliver named to the wnba all-star team. >>ood for them. >>ood for them. da thank you, ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once.

four a wireless, underserved, often rural area. for the last few auctions, $6 million has been used to find -- it would not come from taxpayers. do you agree that this would provide a creative solution to the challenge for the role -- >> i commend you for your leadership on that issue. i gave a -- my agreement was to direct the money to the rural broadband -- >> thank you i want to continue to work with all members of the commission. i apologize for leaving, we are on the ethics committee and have to leave now. it is not about you. it is not about me, either. i want you to know that i commend the work of the commission, it is one of the most important parts of the federal government. >> thank you madam chair. it is great to be here today with these folks. it is good to see you back on the commission. i appreciate the time you came into iowa to talk about rural broadband. i am happy to have the opportunity to have all of you here to testify because i am eager to discuss how we can build out rural broadband in iowa. and how we can im

. >> happening today, the shark tank will be transformed into a bike build for underserved children in the bay area and more than 100 volunteers will make 350 bikes for the sharks healthy living giving campaign that promoting physical fitness and outdoor activity. ten local non-profits will pick up the bikes to be given to kids who need them to get to school. some of the bikes will go to families during the holiday season. super sweet. good day for a bike ride. >> awesome. yeah. >> yeah. >> later today it's going to be hot in the 90s. get your exercise in ely today if you're in our hottest spots. outside, san jose, live look from the south bay, we have the canopy of cloud cover overhead so a lot of us starting out with gray skies. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you wead typical sumr morning. there's san jose so we have that cloudy start for a lot of us. wind wise really light across much of the region. right now the only exception fairfield gusting to 26 miles an hour and we do expect these winds to kind of pick up later on this afternoon. so future tracker wind gust, 4:00

. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved.hen the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >>> okay. we talked about the new $20 beers at at&t park earlier. now let's tal actual game itself. orange friday at the ballpark, and the giants needed a big win in a big way. the cardinals in town. maybe this is her first ever baseball game. she looks very cute. bottom of the seventh, the giants needed some magic and they got it from andrew mccutchen. he delivers the game winning run. look at hunter pence hustling around to score. the giants snap their four-game losing streak. they beat the cardinals 3-2. >>> the red hot a's cooled off a bit, kic

they feel underserved. they made -- we made the 101st famous with "a band of brothers" and they want their share. i have written a story about the 82nd assault on a little bridge. it is a great, great little story. i think it is the opinion me of what small units can do. when the plan goes in the cropper, when it always does, that is what these guys did. i think it will be a great kind, tom hanks has been enough to sign on as the executive producer. i wrote it and i will direct it if i do not screw it up. listre casting a list -- a- actors. actors,ave three a-list i will cast every other role i can and every position behind the camera with a real of veterans. guys who have come out of afghanistan, iraq and so on and so forth. , seriously, 100 emails a week from young men and women just out of the service who want to break into show business in one variety or another. it is the toughest club in the world to join. it is brutal. showbiz will break your heart and your children. it is all about the money and nob

been raising funds for--we're a nonprofit, we raise funds for other nonprofits that give to the underserved community. damian: we'll talk about that in a little bit. but yes, carlos chavez with chavez family cellars will be on our next segment here, talk about-- dianna: oh, by the way, ray castañeda wanted me to present this to you. damian: oh, is that--look at this. this is--this is awesome. thank you very much. it'll be full before you know it. but you got into--onto the board of directors for a reason, and i'm assuming that's because of, not because of the event because it's a great event, but just the charity work that's involved in it. dianna: right, so i love giving back to my community. and i was raised--i'm a--i was born and raised in san jose, so i've been here my whole life. and after retiring as an engineer, i just became more and more involved in the community. and so, when i found out about this community, it happens to be right around san jose high school, where, you know, i went to school at. and just reminded me of my own childhood and being able to give back to those--to pe

this permit was issued whether the director has discretion or not, i think that this is not an underserved market plus the challenge with the parking. >> they are saying issues of congestion. >> thank you for correcting my thought mr. fung. >> pine and california? >> yes. >> there is no issues with california. the issues are with pine. >> yes. the thing is as the appellant mentioned is there are three food trucks on that block, so we are making it worse for either location. >> we don't know that because notification went out to both sides and nothing coming back. if you are going to go that way then i think the permit holder should listen to what was suggested and he should pursue 250. they are saying 250 pine is available. >> okay, do you mind if i make a ? >> no. >> i would grant the appeal and condition it that the location on pine be removed due to safety and congestion concerns. >> i would suggest that because it's within 75 feet of an existing mff permit. >> that is what i said. >> one of the factors that the director can considerate the meeting. >> then issue the permit for 400 cali

. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved.old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >>> this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. in tonight's headlines grass fire if your honored dangerously close to i-80. thick smoke leading the highway control to close both directions of the free way. eastbound lanes are still closed. dozens have been killed and two million people forced to evacuate because of major flooding in southwest japan. flood water thus parts of the country. rivers reverse their banks and landslides in four areas. >>> an internation team of divers and search and rescue personnel are racing through time to save the remaining nine. he

. >> reporter: a group working in underserved neighborhoods says this is not just about race, but calling out right from wrong. >> he's an equal opportunity racist, and we should all be concerned that this man has power over people's lives. that's why he must go, because he can never be trusted. he doesn't have the integrity, character or morals to serve. >> reporter: ramos says the da's office has no indication he used bias in any cases he prosecuted but will review any if necessary during the investigation. >> our community and the entire criminal justice system depends on having a fair, ethical and unbiased prosecutor. we must insist on that, an unbiased prosecutor. >>> now a check of the roads to see what the morning commuters are dealing with. >> dealing with some delays in areas, and other areas just seeing green. northbound 101, seeing a few slowdowns and tapping the brake lights. no accidents along the stretch but yoe,especially as you make your way to morgan hill. heading further north, we have an accident northbound 101 on the mckee off ramp. traffic is definitely backing up the

around professional capacity that we believe need to be in schools, especially our historically underserved schools. then you can see from the central office supports that will be provided for these schools, coordinate new teacher p.d. opportunities, provide p.d. for culturally and linguistically teaching practices. in the area of instructional guidance, some of the strategies that we want to put in place is to make sure that we have full literacy development around our literacy programs. you can see full math development -- professional development for our math core curriculum, so making sure that our teachers have a rich professional development around the curriculum models that we have in place but making sure that the p.d. is full and rich and gives them the skills that they need to be able to successfully teach in our schools. use of culturally relevant student libraries. and then, after the balance score cards have been completed then schools go back and visit their balance score cards, and they ask the questions, have they identified strategies that will absolutely improve outcomes f

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