walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's we're on item p the consent calendar for the board discussion and immediate action i believe that adrenalins served two items. >> thank you commissioner president murase i served two items and one of them if you noticed this is the number of off-street contracts on the agenda they go from k-2 that to k 80 and so i wanted to thank you for the opportunity and the other item i severed on page 7 by 7 i guess but it doesn't matter it is the one of the same kind of a contract but for summary and other you it is the supplemental fund it looks like the same funding that's why i raised a question are we spend money with we could be expanding after-school program capacity and other source of funding but i'm assured that is not true there's a separate allocation for supplemental out of school time from the state that's what we are using for the summer programs some are evening summer vacations one references a saturday program but i really want to take the opportunities are we m

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

walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> (clapping) thank you very much. >> the next item on the agenda is item f public comment on consent calendar i have none item g the consent calendar i need a motion and second on the consent calendar. >> move the consent calendar arrest second. >> thank you. >> any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendant. >> superintendant. >> yes. dr. murase two on page 92 should be marked non-retroactive and the dates changed to 2015 and next on page h 90 there the code should be placed the following words pending 2015-2016 budget approval. >> thank you, mr. steel any items removed for first reading by the board seeing none any items served by the board of superintendant for deduction or vote seeing none, no one oh. >> i'd like to sever k 21 on page 24 and page 16 i'm severing two of the contracts off-street parking one for summer supplemental to talk about the issue you you know there is nothing wrong with those contracts i want to make that clear. >> thank you there will

walton ms. wynns dr. murase ms. sonata and mr. chin oh, he's not here please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> before we begin as superintendant has a announcement. >> it dr. murase we'll be withdrawing the resolution pathways to unified school district interim and careers it will be placed on a future board meeting approval of the minutes no one before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if you wish to address the board of education a person can completely a card and present to ms. casco according the board rules and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board we have many many groups and a rather public comment list i'll be asking the groups addressing the same topic to limit their comments to 10 minutes we video quite a few groups and item b presentations to the board of education the superintendants report mr. superintendant. >> thank you, dr. murase i'd like to unfortunately, this evening start my remarks by asking for a moment of silence ems many students cro

walton ms. wynns no dr. murase 6 i's excuse me. i have a list ever questions there are 10 questions may i forward them to you to respond to those questions and get the responds to the entire board specifically about this grant. >> yes. >> thank you. >> great we have a closed session after this i hope we'll conclude that for the first reading adoption of structural materials and intimate placement no speaker cards on this item is there any well, there's no discussion on the first reading so thank you, mr. santos i will just move on item r paroles for the first reading teaching students to save lives and commissioner fewer and there are no speaker cards on this item we just q no speaker cards this item will be referred to budget and business services and the curriculum and program committee item s board members standing committee organizations and all others reports i'd like to start with the frort the ad hoc committee commissioner norton they met on april 14th all board members in attendance and heard the information that will retur

jo walton has more.>> reporter: fostering relationships between police and the community is not only essential but needed to curb crime and violence.>> our police department is not perfect by any stretch of -- the imagination. but we are the best there is to offer.>> reporter: waves of poche rest against -- protest against police aggression have swept the nation. they have turned violent in places like baltimore when a 25- year-old black man was injured in police custody and later died. six officers are facing murder charges in connection with that case.>> they police officer -- being a police officer takes a special courage. >> reporter: obama has ordered stricter regulations on the military transfer of equipment to law enforcement agencies, and action being met with skepticism by organizations who feel that move is an overreaction to recent events and could prove counterproductive in the long run. >> militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like there is an occupying force as opposed to a force that's part of the community protecting them in serving them>> reporter: thi

if one person doesn't look good it is walton anderson who knew there was a potential deflation issue. lost track of the footballs before the game and didn't think to use the backup balls or maybe hold up the game for five minutes and check the footballs again. they didn't write down the psis of the football before the game either. the officials don't look good. many patriots fans out there who believe that goodell had had a predeterminedden conclusion that he was out to get brady and the patriots and they crafted wells' report around that conclusion. however, the patriots and tom brady were given every opportunity to answer several questions. why did the guy sneak out of the locker room with the footballs and go into a bathroom? why did they change their stories? why did brady pretend like he didn't know who this person was when he clearly did. why did tom brady have amnesia and not hand over email correspondence as well? there were several instances where ted wells and the nfl gave brady and the patriots every opportunity to explain some of these things away and they absolutely would

he has participated with many things that involve politics in walton county and has helped walton county to be one of the leading republican states in the state of georgia. most notably is roy roberts' annual barbecue. for over 1,000 georgians will come and presidential candidates will come to meet at his farm, enjoy a little barbecue and enjoy the best grass-roots politics. were it not for people like roy we wouldn't have the body politic that we have, and georgia would not be the great disait state that it is. i pleased to rise today and commend the work of citizen roy roberts, a great american, a great georgian and a pretty darn good basketball player. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: i'd ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be re-sunned. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, it was just a few weeks ago that the united states senate took up and passed s. 178, the justice for victims of trafficking act. this bill took us a while to get through b

victim's name was walton parsell. owner of the jewelry store found him here this morning.losing time last night. so not a robbery. no. local cops say there was a jewelry store burglary across town last month. no signs of a break-in. check the surveillance footage. what do we know about the victim? he's a prison guard from carson, just outside of town. you sure? yeah. hmm. what? oh, okay. it's in his hands. (police radio chatter) yeah, bit nails, not too calloused. blue collar job, high stress but no heavy lifting. prison guard. thought i was losing my touch there for a second. god forbid. (whistles) clothes tell a different story. check out those formal but, uh, comfortable boots

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walton avenue or elbow lane will get you around that scene. here you go, 476 southbound accident just past broomall upper dare. still very slow getting through that region. ukee, we send it back to you. >> thank you developing right now, gunfire at controversial art show near dallas, leaves two men dead, and security officer wounds the. police say the two men open fire outside a contest for cartoon depictions, of the profit muhammad. garland police say they shot and killed the two gunmen, security officer was treated and released, american freedom defense initiative sponsored this contest won court battle to run anti-islamic ads on septa buses in philadelphia. >> additional officers that were hired for this event by the school district. we have talk with him in preparing for this event. in case something like this happens. >> not yet clear if the shooting was related to the contest. considers any drawings of muhammad blasphemous. for the first time in nearly a week curfew over in baltimore as tensions ease, the death of freddie gray, spark vio

grow in the city i want to recognize our school board members hydra mendosa and commissioner shamann walton and betsey carmichael thank you and, of course sfpd chief suhr and deputy cheer redman and our new captain again, a partnership for everyone (clapping) and don't be forgot our rec center thank you for the rec center and other groups that make this a reality and our principle here and i love the community and i just appreciated you make may work egos by making the community stronger thank you (clapping). >> hi so next up we have london breed district 5 (clapping). >> thank you i often find myself in district district and people are saying why are you out of our distribute just a minute and i love our neighborhoods and community but the city as a whole it is important to all of us rudy and i go way back hanging out on the corner enjoying ourselves and lives yes we've had challenges sealed we grew up in neighborhoods we lost too many people looking up here people not here people he hung out and love we lose far too many people to gun violence the fact it rudy has step up to the plate and

miss flower pot telling us walton road in blue well e bell watch for that. >>> we're seeing 6 miles have i bet at philadelphia international no problems there. four miles in wilmington, down to half a mile in millville, new jersey one point 5 atlantic city and i want which is a improvement. half a mile in wildwood, the fog is an issue the farther south and east you go along the coastline. >> developing in north jersey gunfire erupted during the animal mother's day motorcycle event in newark leaving one person dead. it's called the blessings of the bikes marking the start of the riding season. four people were shot one died at the hospital. three others are being treated for life threatening injuries. >>> four people are due in court today to face charges connected to the killings of two police officers in mississippi. this is new video of a vigil held in memory of officers benjamin deen and liquori tate. they are the first officers to die in the line of duty in hattiesburg in three decades. they were killed in a traffic stop on saturday. two others fails lessor -- fails lessor charges fo

on the poverty line >>> wal-mart was mentioned, used in the context of fairness but we are making waltons rich with our tax many. they are paying low prevailing wages and a lot of workers qualify for benefits that are paid for by all of us. >> well the ones getting rich not just because of tax dollars but americans are choosing to shop there. no one is forcing anyone to shop there. a lot of minimum wage workers shop there because the company is providing product at low prices which they like. it's interesting that mr marshall also admitted that the consequence of increasing the minimum wage was going to be higher prices. the prices hurt poor families more than rich families who can afford the higher prices. >> i understand your point about choice, but aren't people paying a hidden tax by taking wal-mart workers out of their tax many giving them food stamps income tax credits. various entitlement programs that they qualify for because they earn so little on the job. well, that's better than the alternative of paying these people more welfare if they didn't work. you know i think the idea i

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

the caps win setting off a mardi gras type celebration by players and announcers, the caps john walton with the radio call that registered on the richter scale. >> written off the puck by mcdonagh, out of this critical situation. a puck and they score! oh, my goodness joel ward on a puck at the horn! does it count? it looks like it counted! it does! oh, my goodness! >> i love that. i don't know who was more excited. >> love that. he does a fantastic job. he was on fire last night. >> he was. that is it for us for now. the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> join me and derek mcginty who is live in baltimore tonight. he's going to be following all of the new developments there in the freddie gray death investigation. thanks for watching. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well sh

walton ms. wynns dr. murase and next t is consent calendar served for board discussion and immediate action commissioner fewer and commissioner wynns had an action served. >> i served this is there someone to respond to. >> yes. this is a no, this is a different one. >> this is page 42 42a. >> yeah. >> is this sf a. >> this is memorandum p with cal state. >> that is 44 a. >> right. >> hers is 44 a's so i pulled this item because i want to show you this is an example of the kind of recruitment that i think this district you've heard tonight is looking for those solid partnerships are comprehended programs i mentioned and personnel and labor commission month to month when i ask the principle where they get the best teachers they say cal state bay the cost is reasonable we get the teachers to stay their duration and i want to commend you i wholeheartedly support this i wanted to pout this as a fine example of how how our recruitment that are producing quality teachers and lifetime members of our san francisc

use elbow lane or walton avenue to get around mount laurel road. another accident in wilmington involving a deer. looking at 676 eastbound we're seeing traffic moving nicely through center city no big problems out there. a car fire we had on montour street cleared. things be looking better there. 57 degrees in philadelphia. 49 in allentown. 46 in millville. feeling comfortable and this afternoon a summer preview 85 degrees, lots of sunshine, warm and breezy, i'm sitting by the pool this afternoon tam. >> that's a great idea. thank you, karen. >>> rallies gains racism and police brutality have erupted in israel. protesters in tel aviv through rocks and bottles in riot gear. they returned fire with stun gear. disruptions have happened between ethiopian jews and others in israel. >>> the parents of a murdered pennsylvania state trooper say they have forgive the manned charged in the killing. brian and darla dixon spoke to the a church in the poconos. their son was ambushed last september. eric frein spent 48 days on the run before he was captured and

walton ms. wynns dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much tutor all your work. >> dr. murase i'm going to try to answer my own question you can say yes or no if you know about this is it up to the school if we wanted to buy they have to use site fund to get the boxes back and forth; is that correct no one one knows. >> could you reframe that. >> i was wondering in the past when we especially has textbooks have become to heavy we've talked about investing in classroom sets to the teacher especially in high school a teacher will have a set of books and each student will have a book they basically could leave at home eye and use the classrooms that are there is anybody doing that. >> well, right now we kind of use the old edition they can take it home but an e edition is the electronic version the current book i use is 11 hundred packages this is short of one thousand so it would be a good idea and wise investment for what the kids to have access. >> i don't know of anyone that is doing it. >> can we find out we didn't do a lot of that that but a booster for eliminating t

. >> 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 issue as a principle i remember as a teacher my fundraiser i couldn't expedite

stick to elbow lane or walton avenue. it's busy out there this morning, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> developing this morning two gunmen opened fire a free speech event in texas the event included a prophet mohammed cartoon contest. katherine scott is following the latest in the satellite center. >> reporter: good morning, tam it's early on in the investigation, so police are trying to determine if that shooting is connected to the event going on inside. police are interviewing witnesses and working to clear the scene of any potential threat. >> we evacuated businesses that were close by. >> reporter: a bomb squad in garland texas is searching a car for explosive devices after two men drove up to a controversial free speech event and opened fire. >> get back in the buildings. >> reporter: it happened before # p.m. in a dallas suburb. police say the two men got out of the vehicle started shooting hitting an unarmed security officer in the ankle. >> garland officers saw what was going on engaged the two men shot and killed t

. >> 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

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. >> commissioner walton. >> thank you for flattering us with the presentation again, mr. truit on the collaborating districts have they developed their own matrix are we on the front end. >> we're on the front end they're waiting to see what we came up with because they knew that this was a huge

. >> commissioner walton. >> thank you commissioner president murase and thank you you and your team ms. moran you've done a good job and we've talked about increasing the revenue for the district i believe this is an effective strategy and it is good for flexibility and innovation as well and for what i hope we'll utilizes to address the internet we use across the district in particular schools and i can when the correct focus and attention were going to hear me use that work intention outlet we'll change things in the district for the better so just the last thing i want to say is that as we're looking at to put the that his together in terms of who is going to serve and how we're going to move this forward in terms of the board and what it is going to look like intentional making sure that we've had those conversations not ethnicity wise but cross disciplines in the work with the board members had participate in the skills to increase the resources in the district. >> commissioner vice president haney. >> thank you commissioner president murase. >> thank you, laura for the way you

elbow lane or walton avenue will get you around that scene.o in wilmington, an accident lancaster pike at center ville road. vehicle struck a deer, earlier this morning and 202 north at 95 in wilmington, right lane blocked due to construction goes until 7:00. back to you. >> justin, thank you. leer headlines this morning mother and her one year old son are in a hospital in allentown, after apparent murder suicide attempt. the two rescued from the lehigh river the 19 year old mother, and her son are in serious condition but expected to survive. >>> a developing story now two gunmen were shot and killed by police, near dallas, texas, after they allegedly opened fire at art show. the show included a contest of cartoons of the profit muhammad, but police don't know if that triggered the gunfire. >> officials report less unrest after criminal charges were filed against six police officers, the officers were involved in the arrest, of freddie gray, who died in police custody last month. runway damage forcing nepal to close the main airport near kat

he was a night monitor at the walton west science camp and the office of education says it has hired an outside investigator to see whether or not there are possible other molestation cases. >>> federal authorities have busted a drug trafficking ring operating out of oakland international airport. baggage handlers used their special access to smuggle drugs past security checkpoints at the airport and hand marijuana to passengers who would then hide the drugs in their carry-on baggage. 14 people were arrested including three baggage handlers and six passengers and all from oakland, san leandro and hayward, dublin and castro valley. it cooperated with the investigation and has since bolstered its security systems. >> there was an alert from police on the peninsula where people have reported three mountain lion sightings today. the latest happened just a few minutes ago and the call came at 4:30 this morning and south el camino real and san mateo. the second report at 1:30 this afternoon just blocks away on ninth avenue and the third is in the same area. >> sky 7 hd was over the area of

the grandma on the walton's was 69. now it is not that old. >> and hot. >> she was a good looking woman. on a scale of 1 to 100. 1 be 1% and 100 being 100% what chance does bernie sanders have? >> 100%. he is a democratic socialist. he used to sing in a jam band. not even sing, but shouted in a jam band and i can't tell the difference between a fish concert and the democratic convention. there is a natural agreement there. >> did you know that larry flint claimed bill clinton went up to him in a party and said i'm your hero. clinton denies that, but flint says there are witnesses. do you believe it? >> absolutely. he said something else not mentioned in the story that if cigars could talk there were four witnesses. i don't know what that means. >> who said that? clinton? >> larry flint. >> that seems more like him. jedediah, are you finally glad it is not just a selection of old white men? >> i dated a guy that loved him. he is a socialist. it's true. i love he is running. he doesn't have a shot. middle america, mainstr

i was merely say that this is for the next step on a journey that we have been on since sam walton foundedmpany over 50 years ago. we will see what the future holds. olivia: it is wonderful news that you are hiring all these veterans. what types of jobs are you hiring them for and are they building careers at walmart? is it part-time work? gary: we are very gratified to also learned that more than 8000 of those 92,000 have already been promoted since joining us. many of them are finding careers with the opportunities we have for our associates to build them through the pathways we are building here. olivia: why do you think walmart is a good fit for no terry veterans? -- military veterans? any: i think we have interesting,, mentor a sense of findpreneurialism that we in veterans today and have found in veterans throughout the years. frankly, i think we find value in them and they find value on us. we think they are the next generation and we are glad that we see that. olivia: we will leave it there. thank you for joining us. still ahead on market day, the end of an era for late-night telev

it is when sam walton is gone that is when you worry. and when warren is gone.companies have not done a good job transition to the next generation, which has created the opportunity. stephanie: you have said in the past, you do not see yourself watching into a campaign like you have with herbalife again given what it overall it has in. do you still feel that way? bill: i think it is very good for outing fraud but not a great and productive use of time. all -- not a p are no matter what the tracker of the short seller is if you come a public win say the companies violating the law, people are skeptical of your motives and so on because you have an opportunity for profit if the business fails. they say you are saying at sibley because you are trying to have a profit. it is not worth the brain damage, i would say. i would have to work very hard before a public short. i will finish this one. if we get involved in another is a big question. stephanie: you still think shortselling make sense. what about regulatory? bill: it is good for regulation and outing fraud. you