walton no. >> ms. wynns. >> i dr. murase and no fails someone no, we have not voted and debate so the debate goes on we continue. >> oh, i thought we were voting on calling that you were calling the question. >> it is a motion to end debate. >> and that's what i did i moved we end up debate. >> i thought wisp voting on the resolution so call it again. >> you threw us off you voted yes. >> i was voting. >> i move to call for the question to end the debate. >> second. >> okay. >> ms. fewer to end debate yes. >> can we legal can you please tells you. >> you're voting now to end the debate the debate is over then the question will be called or there will be a motion to send to committee one or the other will happen. >> after we stop talk it won't go straight to vote or do you want to go to committee. >> i guess you have 3 options you're not going to postpone that something has to happen with the resolution that is before the board only two things is it what happen it can be voted up and down or a commissioner can moved an

walton okay. he's not in the room ms. wynns drumming and santa monica and mr. chin thank you please join me of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all tonight we have a very full agenda and the board has a closed session meeting following the full board meeting i'm going to limit the public comment to no more than 10 minutes total and each individual speaker no more than one anyone minute per persons for 10 persons to address the agenda items and for the issue of teach for america i'd like to allocate 10 minutes per side with one minute per person i apologize to those who are not compromised to public comment you've welcome to provide our written statements to the clerk and i want to remind members of the public if you wish to speak tonight you are asked to complete a speaker card prior to when the item is called and provide to the executive assistant speaker cards will not be accepted think an item before the board a couple of changes the authors in the district e

. >> so i have commissioner fewer and commissioner walton. >> thank you, dr. murase. >> so my issue i think with that contract is not the same as the issue that commissioner wynns brought forward so my issue is, in fact, i don't think that tsa is the right strategy for our hard to fill schools i think our hard to fill schools need fully criminal teachers teachers that have perfected the craft teachers that have leased one year and a half to two years in a criminal program that tilt has done work in the clamor i was a student teacher for 0 awhile this was a minimum i'll require from the schools with hard to fill positions we had a deep discussion last time we had a deep discussion about the schools in the boyfriend when i look at the vacancies in the bayview i see that there are many didn't mean i would put a warm body not someone that was not criminal in there two years ago, i might have been desperate and said, yes but now through i think the willie brown recruitment we've been told time after time we can't get black families to register on time i think we ca

walton resigned yesterday. >>> in mount laurel, a fox captured in the area of bury port way has tested the health department is issuing a warning to resident there's if any family members or pets were bitten or scratched by strays it's important they be vaccinated immediately. >>> we are less than a month from the philadelphia mayoral primary the six candidates are pushing forward and tonight we are profiling the candidates and the plans for the city's future. vernon odom is here with more on jim kenny. >> lets get out and get to work. >> after deciding late to throw his hand in the ring, is he moving fast and gathering up major endorsements at a rapid pace from unions and commune groups and what is considered a major coup from black officials from north western wards, on the issue of improving schools, he believes in governor tom wolf and the progressive line. >> universal pre-k for all and achievers and ingrating the schools and making them community spaces and places for people to go and get services. >> kinney believes he will address the town's poverty. we have a 16% poverty rate

the board of superintendent discussions and removed a roll call vote please - oh, yes commissioner walton i want to annunciation i'll be abstaining on one item on page 34 pause i'm an employee of the organization. >> thank you very much so roll call vote will take place in section o commissioner norton asked to be involved in the commission subject we'll postpone that until it she is on her way if it's okay to proceed with the rest of the agenda item on board members proposals speakers and action no one tonight and we will move to j request to speak regarding general matters. >> excuse me. dr. murase on item 8 i wonder where to entertain a conversation about poisoning this until another time to inadequately go through the proposal shall i wait until the proposal is heard i hate for the committee to have to wait a long time for that so - >> i suggest we have this discussion when i call the item h and we'll be able to participate in that conversation. >> so we are on item j request to speak regarding general matters i have 4 speakers (calling names) two minutes for each speaker. >> reverend

walton okay. he's not in the room ms. wynns drumming and

cobbs creek parkway due to a building fire it's closed from walton avenue up to webster street.t best to get around there is pop a few streets over and take 60th street. we'll check in with 95 and the jams going on there in a minute vai. >> thank you, jessica. chaos in baltimore. protests over the death of a 25-year-old man turned into riots. now the national guard is headed to the city to try to help restore order. >>> breaking news just in out of west philadelphia. sky force 10 is live over a standoff in west philadelphia. investigators tell us a man barricaded himself inside a home and is threatening to shoot. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. you can get updated information on our "nbc 10 news" app throughout the morning. >>> i'm matt delucia live in the digital operations center. this morning the city of baltimore is cleaning up after riots left cars and buildings damaged along with police officers and other people injured. some video here within the last hour residents cleaning up and trying to begin pick

walton. >> yes but i abstain on item on page 34. >> thank you commissioner. >> dr. morosy. >> aye. >> we're on item p consent calendar resolution immediate action there are none. item q first reading none tonight. our board member proposals none tonight. the board member's report standing committees we have already heard from the report of the committee as a whole so i would like to ask commissioner joe to provide a report of the meeting of march 13th. >> thank you so the rules committee met and we had two major items we actually had an informational and one was on the vaccination policy and so we've asked the staff we've looked at the vaccination policies that we have and the csba model policies and asked the staff to bring us a recommendation for what changes we would want to make if any to our own policies and that will be forthcoming at the next meeting and we began to look at the legislative issues so you all should have gotten that packet that had the agenda of the rules committee on the front and it was followed by a big fat list which has all the bills that

. >> commissioner walton. >> thank you to the students it caught it is wonderful to see them participate in the process and thank you to the peace team for being thoughtful about the budget process that is something you brought back to the board you listened not only to the board but to the community in terms of suggestions and you worked diligently to make this turn around quickly tutor that the one thing i do want to say i'm hopeful we revisit the lower track project i was seeing the amount of money they wanted to proposed but i believe that it is a worthy proximate cause so hopefully, we'll figure out a way to move own that definitely didn't think the resources should come out of that i lord to supporting this. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you this committee for the hard work and effort and making the adjustments and entertaining a lot of our requests and supporting the changes you've presented in front of us i'm role pleased to see all you have in here first of all, and just want to comment been the filipino language program i want to thank all the community advocates

introduce the members of the board of education our president emily murase and our commissioner shamann walton and our immediate past president of the boar urban forestry and hydra mendosa thank you, thank you for being here (clapping) i want to thank someone he likes to work behind the scenes and didn't wear his hard hat but david golden with that i'm going to turn it over to principle hobson we'll go through the rest find our program. >> thank you all very much. >> thank you supervisor cowen, superintendent carranza mayor ed lee and mayor brown thank you for that president to expand beacon site in the fall of 2016 and i want to acknowledge our families the silver family and her son gregory and ms. walker and ms. christine the mother i'm excited i'm nervous that is a huge task it's monumental the district has put a lot of love into this to the o spot i've been in situations where i see schools close and it tells the community that community cares about the citizens this city's leaders care and thank you all for this opportunity and we can conclude have a great day written director's report th

. >> commissioner walton. >> just to echo commissioner president murase we definitely appreciate during u during this time working on the budget you spent a lot of time on the detail thank you for your service and please continue to serve in our roles we appreciate your work thanks. >> commissioner fewer. >> i want to say thank you and congratulation on this budgete. this budget season on to the next one i was on the committee and i was one of those hanging i was quite proud of service i performed but you're doing a better job quite frankly and thanks kathy for all the leadership it's great (clapping.) >> commissioner vice president haney. >> thank you as a former member i was actually, i served briefing with jeff and magliano i want to give a shout out there was issues we talked about at this .4 years ago i see in this budget being addressed our leadership and the leadership of the members of the peace in general have held the project sponsor r with our staff and kathy have strengthened the renewable is huge many of you were leader in the community and for those of you who were not apa

. >> commissioner walton. >> thank you for the extensive data i guess my question is not for your teamut just for as we work on the budget we have recommendation i hope to see some aggressive spending towards some of the ideas as we work on accelerated language program and particularly observe the summer we can possibly do that 9 point something average what's happening with our middle school and high school students we have to gratifying change the dynamics so i hope it is reflected in the budget as we move forward. >> thank you, thank you for this report you know, i know you stated role late and you know after this woke me up i'll have to say that those numbers stirred me to wow. this is really a great disparity acquit frankly i'm concerned about page 9 that's the page i'm looking at this like oh, my god this is els are so behind our in those tests so i'm concerned i'm looking at this and this is you know, i would love to see this kind of comparison of students in the programs quite frankly because you know it's been i don't think i've heard this my complaint we compare els to els wi

if people limit it to a comment i want to recognize commissioner president loftus and commissioner walton. >> yes. i want to say that i think i went to this school everyone looks at role happy i've had long discussions so i had nick list i had in case loss donate realms and realms of paper so audio want to encourage you i think he's fabulous and glad to hear his community loves him, too. >> thank you commissioner president murase. >> i've known the principle at joan mirror so my comments and statements might be bias as a the director of the castro resource center i've worked with him to do many things thought community but principle rosenberg got them to bring a kinds manager to the school important the families when i was fighting to get to get families to want to come from all over san francisco in the merging program principle rosenberg remind that that star king stayed like that was in the surrounding area principle roger beggar as tunnel that around many, many ways when you go to john mirror you try to meet with the principle he is actually teaching in the classroom and math so i don

newsom low join me as a member of con migrant come out on sunday and as well as commissioner shamann walton congratulate the musicians who will perform at the emergency room mosaic festival on april 24th at blood alcohol high school if no other announcements we'll move on item t report of closed session action closed session action of april 7, 2015, the board by the vote of 6 i's x that i would two students and the board by a vote of 67 i's approved the contract of one superintendent and one in a and one abstinence approved the contract of one chief new informational items a staffer report on the classified personnel transactions adjourned - meeting adjourned. >> before test. >> good afternoon, everyone wow. first of all thank you, everybody friends, family appointees to our boards and commissions it is my pleasure to join all of you and issue the oath of office but a celebration of more people that share responsibility thank you to our supervisors here supervisor breed formerly supervisor and new carmen chu jane kim thank you very much for being here our city administrator thank you for be

walton beach florida on the independent line, you are first. >> caller: hi good morning. good morning to your guests mr. smith. i have a question based on the program and the program initially when it started was there any oversight and a need to go-go to supreme court? it seems like it's unconstitutional and also i commend you for coming out and saying this basically amounts to highway robbery and another quick question. do local police departments even have the training to know who is violating any type of civil asset forfeiture rules anybody who has a large amount of cash and create the crime afterwards? thank you very much. have a great day. >> guest: the training is very minimal for local police departments in the area of a forfeiture. and i think most of the officers who enforcing these forfeitures have very little understanding of the law involved. they only get involved in the seizing of the property and unfortunately one of the scandalous aspects of the "washington post" story that ignited congressional interest in this, this whole area, with the bad training tha

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there are no speaker cards on this item any questions or comments from my colleagues commissioner walton. >> first of all i wanted to thank the q ta oversight committee for your service and work as noted i served on the committee for a couple of years and belief as co-chair sorry i had to leave brutal but with my new role i wanted to say again, thank you for your services and for another clean audit and i'm role existed about what we can do for the educators with the $9 million carry over in the future thanks again for your service. >> commissioner wynns is the $9 million unanticipated revenue? >> well, the $9 million represents the difference between the total revenues that have's come in as the total expenditures since the inception of the program it represents a fund balance that the district has within the q ta at the end of the 2014. >> the q ta allowable activity. >> exactly. >> so it's been mount up over a few years as a committee discussions what whether the amount that is more revenue than expenditure each year is we should anticipate that and add more activities or plans. >> wh

alice walton has donated the maximum to her super pac already. walmart is a corporation that has a notorious [indiscernible] record. the $25,000 that alice walton donated to her is well more than the hourly employees walmart -- of walmart may 2/3 of whom are women. we have to make clear that she is going to represent the continuation of what we've seen in the last several decades, including obama's presidency. this is going to be wall street-controlled white house, and we need an alternative. amy: michelle goldberg, your response to the rollout yesterday and to your concerns about hillary clinton whether you support her? >> i'm certainly going to support her versus whatever candidate the republicans put out. i have been pretty clinical -- critical of hillary clinton. i did not support her in 2008. in fact, i was furious with a lot of older feminist who suggested it was incumbent on women to vote for hillary. i was impressed with the rollout because what is interesting, she has been in public life are such a long time and yet sometimes it can be h

newsom low join me as a member of con migrant come out on sunday and as well as commissioner shamann walton congratulate the musicians who will perform at the emergency room mosaic festival on april 24th at blood alcohol high school if no other announcements we'll move on item t report of closed session action closed session action of april 7, 2015, the board by the vote of 6 i's x that i would two students and the board by a vote of 67 i's approved the contract of one superintendent and one in a and one abstinence approved the contract of one chief new informational items a staffer report on the classified personnel transactions adjourned - meeting adjourned. >> before >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sl

now been embedded in those 3 things mentioned at the bottom as being super seate >> commissioner walton. >> again, i want to thank the necessary committee for your work and deprived to be on the board when we pass this board and thank you for the opportunity for the standards to get the food on a daily basis and i saw gooiven sitting in the back i guess its work for them i ask for bigger cups so i don't have to take more trips to get water. >> superintendent. >> so i'd like to thank the committee? a long and fruitful engagement around the cutting-edge for the activity for students here inform san francisco i want to point to the implementation and monitoring section of the policy which i think is the most xhfsz it is a change no mindset to ask for all deputies to understand and digester no pun intended this policy and understand the policy it requires us to be our own policing agent, if you will it requires us to not allow food and drink in our schools and activities that don't exploratorium to the policy it requires us to not expedite with the innovation services this is a huge, huge i

. >> commissioner walton. >> again, i want to thank everyone for coming out tonight over the past two weeks i've had the opportunity to have deep discussions about this spoken with educators at all levels and deans at colleagues and entertains former tfa teachers and former alumni district lisp i'm more convinced two weeks later this is not good for the district than i was two worgz (clapping.) i was month to month with a group have teachers at everett we had a deep conversation that lasted over an hour when i said to them i'll repeat tonight i have an alarm that goes off on my phone 7 days a week is it good for children that's it and this is something i keep reminding me everyday before i step into month to month and everyday before i go into the world is a reminder is it good for children i heard a lot of conversation not much conversation is this go for children 900-0000 in q ta carry offer so as we think about strategies for teacher recruitment let's keep that on our minds i'm very sorry some of us feel a 20 percent retention rate for children is good enough for the children not e

walton avenue to western street. just to be safe you can scoot a few streets over and take 60th street to get on by that scene. now additionally we're dealing with an accident out in upper providence on route 422 and south trap road underpass. we'll have more details as soon as we get them. for mass transit, currently no problems for septa, new jersey transit. we'll check in with i-95 coming up in a few minutes, tracy. >>> 10,000 volunteers that's how many people organizers of the world rally says will need to welcome the millions of visitors and the pope. >>> we're getting new information about the damage and destruction caused by the baltimore riots. this all started after the funeral for a blackman fatally injured while in police custody. hear what his family has to say about this violence. remains this morning a city under siege after looters and vandals ravaged the streets of the city. yesterday and last night following the funeral of freddie gray. gray, of course, the man who died from injuries he received in p

officers rod rick walton resigned wednesday after being charged with cruelty to animals.fficer christopher holmes is accused of lying about narcotics arrest on police documents and officers say christopher jackson stole a witness's cell phone. jackson and hulmes are suspended with the intent to dismiss. >>> another victory of a washington township police officer. joseph debonaventure should be paid for some of the time he was suspended from the force. the judge said the department had no right to suspend him -- rather, the department did have right to suspend him but without pay. now he was acquitted of charges that he made a bogus drunk driving arrest when he stopped assembly man paul moriarity in 2012. >>> this morning former philadelphia mob boss joey mer leino is a freeman. prosecutors said merlino violated parole by secretly meeting with other mobsters. a judge agreed but an appeals court reversed it and ordered him released immediately. >>> happening today with decision 2016 bob casey is expected to endorse hillary clinton. he plans to release an e-mail saying he's

officer robert walton resigned wednesday after being charged with cruelty to animals. christopher hulmes is accused of lying about narcotics arrests and jackson stole a witness's cell phone. jackson and hulmes are suspended with the intent to dismiss. >>> the officer who was cleared of charges after he arrested an assembly man has won in court. the court ruled that the department had the right to suspend officer bonaventura but not without pay. now he was acquitted of charges that he made a bogus drunk driving arrest when he stopped paul moriarity in 2012. >>> a community man came together after a man was badly beaten at an olney gas station. there was a vigil for robert barnes. family members say doctors don't think he will ever wake up and will remain in a permanent vegetative state. they caught the april 7th attack. police say they have arrested three people in connection with this beating. barnes' sister told "nbc 10" that she hopes those responsible will pay for what they did. >> now i won't ever have the opportunity to look him in his eyes and tell him i love him

officer walton resigned yesterday. police say he abused his dog and charged with cruelty to animals. the second officer christopher holmes is accused of lying about narcotics arrests on police documents. officer christopher jackson is charged with stealing a witness' cell phone. he and holmes are suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss. >>> less than a month to go before philadelphia's democratic primary for mayor. tonight the candidates will face tough questions directly from philadelphia parents about how to improve the city's public schools. the debate is at global leadership academy on west gerard avenue in west philadelphia. at 7:30 tonight. the educational opportunities for families organization is hosting that debate. here's a look at the six candidates running for the democratic nomination and the winner will face the sole republican county melissa marie bailey. >>> from our delaware bureau a new bill before lawmakers would allow parents to opt out of a controversial test for their children. the smarte

. >> reporter: marcia shapiro and louise walton have been down a similar path. more than two decade after their own religious ceremony they were finally and legally married in the state of new jersey at 12:01 on the day it became legal. >> senator raymond lesniak and selena carol threw a wedding for us at their house. it was incredible. >> reporter: new jersey is one of 37 states where same sex marriage is legal. so the the the question in front of these nine justices is should those marriages be recognized in states where same sex marriage is banned. >> so if one of us for some reason took an occasion to sore and we fell ill and we were in the hospital, we within in the same situation we were back three years ago in new jersey where people would look at us and said you are not related we might not be able to make decisions for each other. >> reporter: representing michigan where same sex marriage is banned is solicitor general john burch. >> position of the state that the people get to tea side. >> reporter: in the hearing burch said this case isn't about how t

as we head out the door katy zachry on the scene at cobbs creek parkway closed from walton avenue to westchester. take 60th street to get on by. as for the rest of the drive times, 95 southbound from woodhaven road to the vine no problems there. the schuylkill road work just cleared. 15 minutes on the blue route if you're headed southbound and mass transit is a great alternate for the morning. they're currently running with no problems. tracy. >>> the national weather service now confirms that at least eight tornadoes touched down. the ban of twisters flattened buildings, tore the roof off others and forced people to rush for shelter. luckily no one was hurt and luckily nothing like that in our forecast but things will be changing as the weekend rolls on. let's get details from meteorologist bill henley. >> there is wet weather in our future but it is leaving us. we saw showers first thing but look at the skies over center city. starting to clear out nicely. little bit of a breeze blowing. 12 miles an hour. there have been higher gusts and we will see those even this afternoon. the w

commissioner walton and then supervisor campos. >> thank you supervisor kim. just a quick question for my clarification because i am sure i thought you said school troopers or buses can't carry students because of federal regulations and resources. >> because we receive money from the federal transit administration we cannot be the yellow school bus so we cannot deliver service that is not public and by public they mean available to all potential customers and restricted to just students, but we do start routes as i said at the school so the students benefit from them and then other customers as the students exit then there's room for other customers to hop on. >> great. thank you. thank you madam president. thank you to staff for the presentation. it's great to see the members of the board of education here in city hall and to all of the youth and the staff from sfusd. thank you for being here. just a quick question following up on the issue of -- for instance o'connell and [inaudible] so right now what is the point of contact if there is a change in location

there's such a large fire engine presence out here and they've closed off cobbs creek park way between walton and between webster. so if you're driving in the area of cobbs creek you cannot access cobbs creek parkway. we're going to stay out here touch base with the fire marshall and see if he has anything to add to the investigation. live in cobbs creek. katy zachry. >>> police have arrested two very young teens in the murder of a delivery man. 14-year-old samir walker is the one charged with murder. 15-year-old neighbor is charged with aggravated assault and related charges. they believe the 14-year-old killed zhang. >> scary, to think that children that age doing something like that. >> now last night the new china restaurants where zhang worked blocks from the scene was still closed. police are still investigating to see if anyone else was involved in the crime. >>> a montgomery county judge unsealed details of a grand jury report involving attorney general kathleen kane. the report said kane was involved in a coverup and was not honest in her part in the leak of information. kane fired a

i want the walton family to be responsible. the way to do that is to tax and redistributed. [indiscernible] you seem to want walmart and mcdonald's to bear the entire pint and that somehow the government is subsidizing. i disagree with that. >> if you take the big one. the health care issue. the united states is unique in the industrialized world and having this direct link to health care. if you take other countries where you have essentially a single-payer public funded system. if you take the logic, you can imply the subsidy provided by the public sector to the entire corporate world is 100% because no firm needs to take any direct cost for health care it is just basically taken care of, if you like. and of course, and from the corporate perspective, that is, i would argue any person, any corporate executive i have spoken to, would be much -- maybe not people who provide this kind of service but if you are a foreign direct investor would you rather invest in a country where you have do deal with this issue or if it is basically taken care of by the government. i would cer