at buena vista horace mann. miss moran is highly regarded by the school and community stakeholders as well as her colleagues. she is collaborative, creative, and focused on increasing student achievement as well as promoting the social growth and development of our needy students. she approaches challenges with empathy and a sense of purpose based on her strong sense of self-. -- >> president cook: sorry. that was your time. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners and staff. i am caroline and i work as chief of staff for supervisor ronen who represents the mission. we are here, supervisor reason,s in the meeting. we want to support the leader who has done so much. we worked closely with her. we want to express that the situation has been harmful to the community, to staff, and to students and families. it is truly an extraordinary principal and extraordinary leader. i would like to have everyone here for the horace mann and for the principal to raise their hand. this is someone who is a deeply empat

they ended up homeless in san francisco and have been staying at the buena vista horace mann school for a week. >> i would be happy in a house my mom rents. >> they were threatening to kill me or my kids. i had to leave because it's not safe. they killed someone in front of my house. >> anna is juan's mother. she is seeking asylum for her family. thanks to the shelter, they're not on the streets and they have support. seven nights a week, employees from dolores street community services set up for the so-called stay-over program at the mission district school. the families are given food, access to showers and lockers for their belongings. >> she is sleeping in the gym. she has hope for better future for the kids. >> reporter: jacqueline portillo is the manager of the shelter which originally was opened just for buena vista horace mann students in need. but it was underutilized so last year they expanded the program and occupancy jumped 60%. >> here we're making together to make this kid be successful in the school. ve exited the pre on nearly the path to secure housing. in san francisc

they ended up homeless in san francisco and have been staying at the buena vista horace mann school fork. >> i would be happy in a house my mom rents. >> they were threatening to kill me or my kids. i had to leave because it's not safe. they killed someone in front of my house. >> anna is juan's mother. she is seeki ining asylum for h family. thanks to the shelter, they're not on the streets and they have support. seven nights a week, employees from dolores street community services set up for the so-called stay-over program at the mission district school. the families are given food, access to showers and lockers for their belongings. >> she is sleeping in the gym. she has hope for better future for the kids. >> reporter: jacqueline portillo is the manager of the shelter who originally was opened just for buena vista horace mann students in need. but it was underutilized so last year they e 60%. >> here we're making together to make this kid be successful in the school. >> city hall reports nearly two-thirds of the families who have exited the program are on the path to secure housing.

they ended up homeless in san francisco and have been staying at the buena vista horace mann school for week. >> i would be happy in a house my mom rents. >> they were threatening to kill me or my kids. i had to leave because it's not safe. they killed someone in front of my house. >> anna is juan's mother. she is seeki ining asylum for h family. thanks to the shelter, they're not on the streets and they have support. seven nights a week, employees from dolores street community services set up for the so-called stay-over program at the mission district school. the families are given food, access to showers and lockers for their belongings. >> she is sleeping in the gym. she has hope for better future for the kids. >> reporter: jacqueline portillo is the manager of the shelter who originally was opened just for buena vista horace mann students in need. but it was underutilized so last year they expanded the program and occupancy jumped 60%. >> here we're making together to make this kid be successful in the school. >> city hall reports nearly two-thirds of the families who have exited th

students kindergarten through eighth at 10 buena vista horace mann school and at night, the school gym serves as headquarters for a stayover program, a temporary home for dozens of students and families. a nonprofit runs the program. >> we engage the families in the program and it's the first step to get them the wrap around services to get them stable and back on track and to get them housed. >> at first, they served families of students only attending buena vista horace mann, but now it includes other schools. organizers say two thirds of the families leave the program and are on the way to permanent housing. >>> in des moines, iowa, the final democratic presidential debate will be held before the iowa caucuses. it will be at drake university with six candidates on the stage. the latest iowa poll shows joe biden with a slight lead over bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren. amy klobuchar and tom steyer are the other candidates in the debate. a politics professor talked about what the candidates planned for tonight. >> the debate is about trying to persuade the voters of

at buena vista horace mann. miss moran is highly regarded by the school and community stakeholders as well as her colleagues. she is collaborative, creative, and focused on increasing student achievement as well as promoting the social growth and development of our needy students. she approaches challenges with empathy and a sense of purpose based on her strong sense of self-. -- >> president cook: sorry. that was your time. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners and staff. i am caroline and i work as chief of staff for supervisor ronen who represents the mission. we are here, supervisor reason,s in the meeting. we want to support the leader who has done so much. we worked closely with her. we want to express that the situation has been harmful to the community, to staff, and to students and families. it is truly an extraordinary principal and extraordinary leader. i would like to have everyone here for the horace mann and for the principal to raise their hand. this is someone who is a deeply empat

in the daytime, students kindergarten through eighth grade attend buena vista horace mann community school but at night, the gym becomes the headquarters for the stayover program, a temporary home for dozens of students and families with a nonprofit service running the program. >>> a santa clara supervisor proposes a pilot program to help young men and women transitioning out a foster care and right now, participants in the system are cut off from services after they turn 25. a supervisor proposes basic income for 100 people in the foster care program and each would get $1000 a month for 2 years paid for by the county general fund. >> it would help me pay for groceries and rent. >> it allows them to do what they do to better themselves and to survive and be productiv hovering over them. >> the supervisor hopes to get board approval in march and the funding would be there in the coming fiscal year. >>> it's 4:39 and let's get you moving this morning. sal is watching the roads. >>> we have traffic moving along well and off to a good start. a little bit wet with overnight rain or drizzle but

i have two sons, ben one in bu vista-horace mann. >> president cook: just leave a little bit of space between the mic. [speaking spanish language] [applause] >> i just want to highlight that not all parents are going to be able to speak, so i'm asking them to stand so that you know we're represented. [speaking spanish language] >> i would like to speak to you about the two committees that we're calling to be formed in this resolution. these committees need to be given the information and support necessary for them to carry out data monitoring, and oversight functioning to enhance accountability for the services and programs of latinx students. the latinx community council, a community advisory body comprised of latinx parents, student, educators, students, and service providers to encourage opportunities for latinx students. we encourage that these are the two biggest priorities as we move this resolution forward. thank you. [applaus [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> we are urge the district to provide clear guidelines and transparent process for the selection of members to th

at buena vista horace mann. miss moran is highly regarded by the school and community stakeholders as well as her colleagues. she is collaborative, creative, and focused on increasing student achievement as well as promoting the social growth and development of our needy students. she approaches challenges with empathy and a sense of purpose based on her strong sense of self-. -- >> president cook: sorry. that was your time. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners and staff. i am caroline and i work as chief of staff for supervisor ronen who represents the mission. we are here, supervisor reason,s in the meeting. we want to support the leader who has done so much. we worked closely with her. we want to express that the situation has been harmful to the community, to staff, and to students and families. it is truly an extraordinary principal and extraordinary leader. i would like to have everyone here for the horace mann and for the principal to raise their hand. this is someone who is a deeply empat

. >>> a stay over program was launched a little over a year ago at the buena vista horace mann school offers temporary shelter in the school' gym and served 60 familis to date. a new study foundi nearly two-thirds of those exited on track for housing. they believe it is reaching a vulnerable population. >> that showed us that not only are we reaching latino or spanish speaking families that aren't accessing the system but we're reaching families where they're not making it to school on a regular basis. >> ronan is hoping continued study will show it is also helping the academic performance of students who are housing insecure. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> new at 6:00, a car has gone into a canal in pittsburg with people inside. sky 7 was over the scene just minutes ago. you are seeing it there. all the victims were actually out of the water by that time, but you can still see the car submerged and emergency workers on scene. this is near west leland road not far from john henry johnson par

the buena vista horace mann gymnasium serves as a headquarters for the stayover program, a temporaryens of students and families. a nonprofit group runs the program. >> we engage the families in the stayover program and it's a step to get them the wrap around services to get them stable and get them back on track and get them in housing. >> at first, they served families of students attending the school but now the program is for families of other schools, as well and organizers say about two thirds of the families gain permanent housing. >>> governor gavin newsom continues his weeklong tour to deal with california's homeless crisis. in grass valley yesterday, he went to an outreach program and the governors pushing his $1 billion spending plan to deal with what he calls the number one problem facing california and the plan also offers cities and counties immediate access to travel trailers and modular tent structures for temporary housing and he is due to be in the bay area later this week. >>> santa clara supervisor proposes a program to help young men and women transitioning out a

this is at buena vista horace mann school. several nights a week stayover programs are set up at the mission district school. homeless families are given food, access to showers and lockers for their belongings. on any given night about 30 students sleep inside the school gym. >> here we are working together to make these kids be successful in the schools. >> city hall says nearly two-thirds of the families who left the program are now on the path to secure housing. >>> in the south bay, plans are under way to build a new terminal at san jose's international airport as travel demand is growing but there are concerns over the project's climate impact. just last year san jose added six new gates and a temporary terminal but they would like to build a new terminal c with 12 gates. with expansion comes concern that more sfligt flights will more pollution. >> rather than having airports sitting out on the apron after they landed waiting for a gate to open up, because we're gate con constrained, idling their engines, with a more eff