versus san francisco united school district. we give the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. on one matter of anticipated litigation, the gave direction under general counsel. that concludes the meeting tonight. this meeting is adjourned. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: good afternoon and welcome to the land use and transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for today, february 11, 2019. i am the chair of the committee, aaron peskin. joined to my right by vice chair supervisor ahsha safai and to my left by committee member matt haney. our clerk is miss erica major. miss major, could you please give us any announcements and then please call the first item. >> clerk: yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will appear on the february 26, 2019 board of supervisors agenda. item one is a resolution to designate theodore roosevelt middle school, 460 arguello boulevard as a landmark under art

versus san francisco united school district. we give the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. on one matter of anticipated litigation, the gave direction under general counsel. that concludes the meeting tonight. this meeting is adjourned. . . . [gavel] >> the meeting will come to order. this is a special meeting of the budget and finance committee. i am supervisor sandra lee fewer joined by vice chair kathrin stefani and rafael mandelman. our clerk is ms. wong. i would like to thank michael ballotazar and maya hernandez from sfgov tv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic thank you. >> thank you, madam clerk, please call item one. >> ordinance appropriating approximately (22) 000-0000 of educational taxes and rainy one-time fund for the small housing site and single occupancy and behavior health acquisition and behavior health and educator funding fo thank yu very much. >> good morning. >> please call item number t

versus san francisco united school district. we give the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. on one matter of anticipated litigation, the gave direction under general counsel. that concludes the meeting tonight. this meeting is adjourned. >> this meeting will come to order. this is a regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i'm supervisor filling in for chair. i'm joined by supervisor rafael mandal minimum anman. i woulmadam clerk, any announce? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and devices and documents to be included as part of the time. it will be on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. >> before we begin, can i get a motion excusing supervisor fiora from attendance? supei take this motion without objections? >> yes. (gavel). >> this motion passes without objection. >> madam clerk can you please call items one and two? >> ordinance of authorizing the treasurer in the event of a partial shutdown of the united states government occurring between february and june 2019 to s

versus san francisco united school district. we give the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. on one matter of anticipated litigation, the gave direction under general counsel. that concludes the meeting tonight. this meeting is adjourned.

school board meeting. negotiations will resume between the unit at school district. students will hold a rally near the plaza. the teachers are happy about the support they are getting from students and parents. demonstrators marched to the rain to root international academy. a middle school suffers from low test scores and falling enrollment. it is scheduled to close at the end of the school year. >> we marched through the streets of east oakland for 98 near elmhurst to trace the steps that students have to take if they are forced to leave ritz academy. >> the teachers are demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and the end to schools that are close. administrators say the low attendance caused by the strike is costing the school district $1 million in state funding every day. we created a hotline to help parents get information. that number is 510-874-0400 you can see it scrolling across your tv screen all. call anytime as we update that recorded message throughout the day. >>> we have a happy ending about a dog trapped along a cliff. look at this video. it shows

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united states. england's minister for schools says pupils should be banned from taking smartphones into school.ods in the north—east australian state of queensland have reached catastrophic levels a french fumble and a welsh fightback last night — and there's more six nations action to come today. and in half an hour we'll take an in—depth look at the week's news in dateline london. good morning. snow and ice is continuing to cause disruption across parts of the uk. in the south of england, dozens of motorists were left stranded for hours, as the wintry weather brought traffic to a standstill. highways england says, overnight, its gritters covered 80,000 miles of roads. kathryn stanczyczyn reports. a nightmare journey home. as the extreme weather continued last night in southern england, some parts of hampshire saw 7.5 inches of snow. it led to chaos on the m3, where motorists were trapped for hours — emergency services struggling to reach them. swirling blizzards made driving dangerous on many other routes as well, including the a339, where ian crowder got stuck travelling home after celebrati

united states. england's minister for schools says pupils should be banned from taking smartphones into school.s in australia's north—east state of queensland reach catastrophic levels. also coming up this hour: the government proposes changes to the rules surrounding unearthed treasures. we'll be speaking to the british museum's head of treasure to find how spectacular finds like this could be saved for the nation. and in half an hour — kenneth branagh speaks to tom brook about his new film, all is true, in talking movies. good afternoon. snow and ice have caused another night of disruption for parts of the uk. in kent, police reported answering hundreds of emergency calls, and work to re—open the m3 near basingstoke in hampshire, continued into the early hours of this morning. forecasters are warning of more severe weather over the weekend, with the possibility of temperatures dropping to —16 degrees celsius in parts of scotland overnight. caroline davies reports. stuck fast in the snow in basingstoke. after hours of disruption, cars and lorries were eventually freed and the snow is starting

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. >> the school united. >> the teachers outside said education is taking place. >> we have students marching with us. students that created walkouts in their own schools. it's a process for showing democracy. >> students say it was awkward crossing the picket line to get in school. >> i came to support the teachers are but i had to come in. >> they expect the sae strike l much longer they will have the implement an academe:00 program. >>> academic program. >>> 40 students were at the redwood heights reck center. that was one of the solidarity school sites. organizers wanted to give working parents annual terp tiff. >> some took their children to the oakland zoo. the grand lake theater offered $1 movies. one mom took advantage of the deal and turned it into a lynching. >> eric: for -- learning experience for her son. we talked about ways that we can support the students and teachers. >> a wage. >> to streak we have a hotline. five one 0874o 400. >>> we have expanded coverage on ktvu.com. you can find information about after school programs, school meals and reck centers open to students. >>>

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. >> the schools united! >> we will never be divided! >> reporter: this was the scene yesterday outside east oakland fremont high, but inside the school nearly silent. the halls were empty, and incredibly with a student body of over 800, only 15 students showed up for school. and they share their day was spent in the gymnasium. even those kids do not want to be there. >> i had to come. my mom told me to show up to school. >> it is to provide one lesson plan for 15 students that are here. that is consistent that everyone is going to be able to do -- it just does not make any sense. >> reporter: most of the teachers were busy outside picketing, and despite the strikes they say the kids are actually still getting an education. >> we have students that are marching with us. we have students that have gone out and created walkouts in their own schools. this is a great process for trying to show what democracy is all about. >> reporter: 85 of the teachers were out on the picket line yesterday. that number likely to go up as they gain momentum f

united states. england's minister for schools says pupils should be banned from taking smartphones into school.this hour: the government proposes changes to the rules surrounding unearthed treasures. we'll be speaking to the british museum's head of treasure to find how spectacular finds like this could be saved for the nation.

simply the ports through which these multinational global down needs a flow and if tariff school all in the united states and in china then these value chains will adjust still find different channels to produce these goods and services and that will hurt china the united states will help you know japan and canada or mexico and others. and that is the way the world economy works presence what do you see just from this ties between japan and germany. own economic point of view there are lots of ties first of all concerning the new digital age there are big challenges concerning how to deal with aging societies there is agriculture that has opened up the car industry that will all be affected to the detriment of the united states now i got america on a trip said that germany and japan will push for a reform of the world trade organization you are also the head of the global solutions initiative which is advise in the g twenty the group of the twenty biggest economies of the world i wonder how do these multinational bodies multilateral bodies as the wall trade organization as the g twenty how do they

. >> reporter: representatives from the unit and the school district expressed optimism and encouraged by both sides continued to berkeley. john said quote, i was usd is encouraged how dedicated they are, negotiating late into the night. everyone wants to see an end to the strike and we are working hard to make that happen.>> reporter: i am live with teachers gathered for the rally pick the plan to go over to the state office building carrying signs that are readable from overhead. there are large banners. the state office building is where the negotiations continue between the district and the oakland teacher association. that last bargaining session wet until 5 am this morning. >> wanted to ask you about the negotiations. the district came with 3% and 8%, i am curious. has that union been countering today's offers are they saying no and rejecting the offers altogether? >> i spoke with the vice president. these negotiations are ongoing. they are not releasing information with counter and counter offers. the teachers maintain that that 8.5% is not enough for teachers. they say to make

it would have included a 1.5% bonus for the last school year. the unit says oakland teachers are the lowest paid in the bay area. they are asking for 12% over three years and calls the last offer a significant improvement but not good enough. >> stretching things out, it does not address the high cost of living that is driving educators out of oakland. >> pickets are going up now here and at 85 other sites around that district. the strike is ongoing. representatives say they are facing a $21 million shortfall. they are at the limitations financially. they will talk again tomorrow but today, no school as the strike is underwathey will talk us and we will update you. we are live in east oakland with ktvu, fox 2 . >> ktvu created a hotline to help parents. the number is tran 14. you can see it scrolling at the bottom of your screen print we will update the recorded information with new developments. we have expanded coverage of the strike on www.ktvu.com . you can find the q&a for parents and information about afterschool programs and sports and school meal

school. his son is a united states senator. that was a dream for our family from lawrence.nd for my family and for so many other families, lawrence is a place where dreams come from, dreams borne of hope and fueled by hard work, dreams of opportunity and equality. dreams supported by the government that knows that the dreams of its people are our nation's greatest currency. elizabeth warren knows that those dreams are worth fighting for. [cheers and applause] senator: and that is exactly what i have seen her do in the united states senate. for six years, she has been fighting in the trenches for what is right for the people of massachusetts and our entire country. from her one-woman protection detail fighting to ensure that wall street reforms stay on the books so that retirement can be about dignity and not despair, fighting -- [cheers and applause] senator: fighting to raise the minimum wailing so that no one working 40 hours a week still lives in poverty. [cheers and applause] senator: fighting for our brothers and sisters in puerto rico to make sure they get the housing

united states. england's minister for schools says pupils should be banned from taking smartphones into school.rophic levels a french fumble and a welsh fightback last night — and there's more six nations action to come today. and in half an hour we'll take an in—depth look at the week's news in dateline london.

. >> the schools united! >> reporter: the picketing teachers outside the education is taking place during the strike. >> we have students marching with us. we have students that have gone out and created walkouts in their own schools. this is a great process for trying to show what democracy is all about. >> reporter: students the it was a big awkward having to cross the picket line to get inside school. >> a little bit. it's like hey, i'm here to support the teachers, but at the same time they had to come in. >> reporter: school administrators here they expect tomorrow to look pretty much the same as today. but if the school -- the strike lasts much longer, they will have to implement some sort of academic program. julie? >> hoping to hear some good news later on today when we get an update therefrom a press conference. rob roth in oakland, thank you. ktvu has created a hotline to help parents navigate the strike. the number is 510-874-0400 . we will be updating this recorded information with any new developm

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. >> the schools united! >> reporter: for picketing teachers outside the education is taking place during the strike. >> we have students marching with us. we have students that have gone out and created walkouts in their own schools. this is a great process for trying to show what democracy is all about. >> reporter: students say it was a bit awkward having to cross the picket line to get inside school. >> a little bit. i was like i came here to support the teachers, but at the same time i had to come in. >> reporter: school administrators said they expect pretty much the same story friday, but they say if the strike last much longer, they will have to implement some kind of academic program. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> for younger students, many working parents want to support striking teachers had to seek child care alternative. 40 students were dropped off at the redwood heights rec center. is one of the many sites that oakland in opened it articulate as well as a nearby church. the salvation

. >> the schools united! >> reporter: but picketing teachers outside say education is taking place during the strike. >> we have students marching with us, we have students that have gone out and created walkouts in their own schools. this is a great process. we are trying to show what democracy is all about. >> reporter: students the it was a bit awkward having to cross the picket line to get inside school. >> i came here to support the teachers, but at the same time i had to come in. >> reporter: and administrators here say they expect tomorrow to look pretty much the same as today. alyana and alex? >> it has to be tough, that decision to support your teachers or go to school listening to their parents. rob, thank you. >> while many teachers and students chose different ways to spend their days, there are several recreation centers and solitary schools that are open to accommodate students. >> as christina rendon report, many students took advantage of many other options. >> reporter: one of many sites and s

united states.> (áboxesá) heights elementary school in oakland ... parents are upset about the strike.nts say their kids will be learning at home, or with other students at their local rec center until their teachers get what they say they deserve. parents also made sure that their kids are aware of what is at stake for their teachers. <"i think oakland needs to do it right this time and make sure that our teachers and our students are protected.""my dad gets paid a lot at work and so maybe the teachers should get paid actually maybe even a little bit more because they are taking care of lots of kids. my dad doesn't have to take care of lots of kids he just has to go through paperwork all day.">( darya ) because the strike is indefinite ... teachers unsure of when they'll step back inside their classrooms. coming up at 7 ... kron4's maureen kelly will go live from redwood heights elementary to cover the strike from there. ( james )(ááálandingááá) while the strike can cause anxiety and confusion for many of the districts 36-thousand students and their families. its important to stress t

both the united educators, union, school district and some of the supervisors including myself, was little nervous about doing that. that nervousness come from past experience. i've been legislative aid or supervisor on this board for eight years. we've only ever promised to appropriate money in the future one time before, it was around giving a nonprofit cola in the future, in the range of about $6 million. we all made that promise. when the time came to fulfill that promise, we didn't stick with it. again, it's never because of bad intentions, it's never because the board doesn't want to give the raises. what inevitably happens often times when promise is made and when we're supposed to make that promise, a million other crises come up that pull on our conscious and our heart strings. it really is a choice all the time when we make this budget promise. i was looking for something with little bit more teeth to make sure that we were able to keep that promise if the future. the reason for that is because we have been record vacancies in critical school district positions every single year

.>> the school is united. >> reporter: this was the same yesterday outside of fremont high inside, nearly silent, the halls were very qetand empty with the student body of 800 students, only 15 kids showed up for school. the lion share of the day was inside the gymnasium and those kids did not want to be there>> i had to come. my mom told me to come. >> it gets hard to provide a lesson plan for 15 students that are here. everyone will be able to do it, it just does not make any sense.>> reporter: most of the teachers were busy outside picketing. despite the strike, the kids are actually still getting an education >> we have students marching with us. we have students that have gone ou walkouts in schools. this is a great process for trying to show what democracy is about.>> of the teachers went on strike pick that number will likely grow today. they will have a rally at 7:00. keith brown, the union president will talk with teachers and parents of students as they get ready for another day. we will have that public life coming up in the 7:00 hour. we are live in oakland with ktvu, fox 2 .

senators accusing china to spreading propaganda in schools in the united states. ntary, middle and high schools as well. rich edson reporting live. rich, these instituted have spread to hundreds of schools. >> about 100 colleges and 500 million schools and high school. a bipartisan support released called them confucius institutes. these reports say the chinese government has spend $158 million in the u.s. on these institutes and charges them with being a way to spread chinese government propaganda. the instituted encourages complacency after the government and business and academic institutions abroad. the chairman says the government should look into closing them. >> absent full transparency in how they operate for u.s. cultural institutions, they should not continue in my view. >> senators are exploring ways they operate in the united states. >> trace: and the chinese officials said they're okay. >> yes. the foreign ministry has said certain people and institutions in the u.s. are now trying to politicize without foundation the confucius institution. a program f

. >> the schools united. >> reporter: the oakland teachers finished voting friday on whether to authorize a strike that oakland tech students walked out of class this morning. they wanted to show support for teachers. they think their teachers the deserve a better contract. >> what they have now, they cannot live in the bay area for much long, so i want to stand here with them and fight for better pay and more class applies. >> our voices can be heard. the teachers can have their voice spread out to the district as well. >> reporter: picket signs are stacking up just in case the districts' more than 2100 teachers go on strike. >> it is a very real possibility. >> teachers asking for a 12% pay hike over the next three years. oakland unified school district pay is a direct relationship to losing teachers. >> reporter: the school district had a $30 million ard to close one school and said more closures are coming. the union said the district has the money to pay them. >> when you start adding the number of administrators, that a substantial amount of money that can be diverted into the class

wrong no washington is hinting at military intervention to get their guy on the throne he was schooled in the united states he was involved in the student uprising as in two thousand and seven two thousand and eight against the chavez regime now but israel is doing well oiled prices were high there was lots of social provision so his claim today he's doing out of concern for the poor people and it's only because of the current economic condition of the of the conceit is total nonsense i think he's being pressured by the united states into doing things that i think is disposable he's what the americans would call a patsy. and so i think in the media and you would see somebody else taking over it's clear at this point that what is happening in venezuela has already been decided i wish him a long quiet retirement on a pretty beach far from venezuela. and the sooner he takes advantage of that the center is likely to have a nice quiet retirement on a pretty beach rather than being in some other beach area like guantanamo there is an agenda in the air mission to accomplish in pushing forward all of the me

young and her mother and father studied at emory university thee logical -- theological school, and became unitedethodist ministers. i have to say as a catholic sister, i would feel really comfortable with a fellow sister in faith. she's a graduate of spelman college. she's in the university of texas and yale law school. she has all these amazing degrees and awards. she was the recipient of john f. kennedy new frontier award in 2012. as a governing magazine public official of the year in 2014. and she's a lifetime member of the council on foreign relations. and she's a d.c. favorite. current member on the board of directors for the center of american progress. she's founded multiple organizations. she inspires people to get to work and she shepherds that work. she's now the founder and chair of fair fight, an effort to advocate for election reform and ensure that all voters have access to the polls. as we know her home state had a little trouble with that this year. she's also launching an organization to get a fair count in the census. those of us who care about health care know how important th