walton. that's six ayes. >> president walton: may i hear a motion and a second for the adoption of the uesf balance score card single plan for student achievement. >> so moved. >> second. >> president walton: thank you superintendent. please call someone to read the recommendation in the record. >> we have mr. castro, our director of state and federal programs. >> thank you commissioners. requested action is that the board of education of the sfufd a-- the san francisco unified school district 2018 score card single plans for student achievement. >> president walton: thank you. there are no public speakers signed up. any statements or comments from colleagues? seeing none, roll call vote please. >> ms. casco: thank you. mr. cook, mr. haney, ms. mendoza- mcdonnell, dr. maurase, ms. norton, mr. sanchez and mr. walton. six ayes. >> president walton: thank you. may i hear a motion and second for the education advisor committee appointment? >> so moved. >> second. >> president walton: thank you. s

>> president walton: good evening. we're going to call this january 9, regular board meeting to order. roll call, please. >> supervisor kim: here. >> commissioner haney: here. >> commissioner norton: here. >> commissioner sanchez: here. >> commissioner murase: here. >> president walton: here. thank you. please join us in the pledge of allegiance. >> president walton: section a is accessible for the public. and, b, opening items. the board shall readopt its rules at the first meeting of the year. can i hear a motion and second for readoption of rules and procedures? >> so moved. >> second. >> president walton: thank you so much. we don't have any speakers signed up for this item. any comments from colleagues, superintendent, student delegates? seeing none, roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> clerk: 7 ayes. >> president walton: we'll move to election of officers of the board of education. this type of election is by voice vote. a second is not needed for nomination and it's permissible for a member nominated to vote f

this is blez walton.t was difficult for him to recount the story of what happened to him and his brother, but he wanted to tell it starting from the beginning. the two brothers had just paid and were still standing in the checkout line when they saw something strange. >> and what's the first thing you hear or see that's weird. >> everybody looks to the main entrance. and we all look as well. everybody looks. then a loud sound happens and three people go flying and that's when people realize what's going on and they run. >> three people go flying into the air. >> they just like fell backwards. it was scary. >> did you think it was a bomb or something. >> i thought it was a bomb at first, but then when i heard the two gunfire sounds, i knew it wasn't just a bomb. it was something else. >> he knew he had to protect himself. and more than that, he knew he was responsible for his younger brother. >> you grabbed your brother. >> yes >> fast as you could. >> and just ran. >> were you pushing him. >> yes. >> you

. >> president walton: thank you so much ms. wong. any questions? commissioner maurase and commissioner sanchez. >> thank you very much for the comprehensive report. i have two questions. one is in your data that you presented tonight, i noticed there were a couple of groups that were not reflected. for example native japanese speakers or native russian speakers. are there students in those categories? >> there are. but the numbers are not significant. so we definitely have that data and we can provide the full data set to the board members. >> thank you. and my second question is to what degree are recommendations or the findings shared with the bcc? >> so, the by lingual council received a similar presentation. we have been in discussion with them about our english language development. next monday they are going to be receiving additional information around the status of the professional development that is being offered regarding english language development. and so, it's an ongoing conversation that we have with the bilingual council. >> i woul

and that's what the boss and and walton has done for for education they are part of the christian right to believe that they have been put on the earth to spread god's word and that jesus basically is the cast loose the stairs so they truly believe that they are on some talking mission for god to do all this i don't know about the walton family but the wong family envisions a school system where we have a little charter school on each block just like you have a wal-mart walking is powerful. talked undershirt before when wal-mart towns in the community all the mom and pops stores closed down and the town there's not much left of the town so that's what they they see for education a little wal-mart charter school law and we talked a little bit about how standardized your you know was there and i said occasion doesn't necessarily breed more intelligent critically thinking people. in the public school system in general maybe you know may not be most conducive why is it that you wouldn't you wouldn't argue for the you know the idea of charter schools and private private education allowing fo

commissioner walton? >> thank you. i would like to appoint tracy brown gallardo. >> any other appointments? seeing none, next is our consent calendar. i need a motion and second. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. i have no public comment on consent items tonight. >> no, there's none. >> any items removed or severed? seeing none. if any items are severed -- we don't have any, so we won't do that. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> yes except for k1, 2, 3 and 4, they're retroactive. section d is discussion and vote on consent calendar. section e, proposal for action. our first is proposal for staff coordination and delivery of programs and services to meet the needs of homeless children. this was authored by matt haney. 175-23a1 proposed amendments to original resolution, shown in redline. this was moved and seconded on may 23, 2017. couldn't get a committee report from the budget committee on an updated fiscal impact analysis. >> we just heard the updated fiscal impact and there was no change to the recommendati

yesterday and in twenty sixteen i believe it was jim walton from the wal-mart family gave something like four hundred thousand dollars to this pac just in one year so we had like in twenty two we had about thirteen really wealthy people that were involved in this and some in indiana was i'm not in the hedge fund managers in pennsylvania people that were connected to jeb bush and that's what the boss and and walton has done for for education they are part of the christian right to believe that they have been put on the earth to spread god's word and that jesus basically is the cast was the stairs so they truly believe that they are on some type of mission for god to do all this i don't know about the walton family but the wong family envisions a school system where we have a little charter school on each block just like you have a wal-mart walking in those towers those. talked undershirt before when wal-mart towns in the community all the mom and pops stores closed down and the town there's not much left of the town so that's what they they see for education a little wal-mart charter scho

commissioner walton? >> president walton: thank you for coming tonight. one statement and a question. it's good to see you collaborating and going off on trips together and working together and hopefully we can see more of that collaboration. and then just a question on slide 9. we don't see graduation rates for '16/'17. are we waiting on those? okay. >> commissioner murase: thank you. i was on the board when the facility having an indian education center, a physical space, was a very big issue. and i was pleased when we were able to carve out that space and be at the opening. and there are other communities, pacific islander community, that's seeking space. i want to know what difference that's made to have a physical space where you can meet and teach from. >> the difference is everything. it is, as the name implies, the center. the center that brings many together. the center being that in the middle of the serbingle. it's the hub, not only for the academic school program that supports k-12 and their needs after school, but it is the family center spac

and that's what the boss and and walton has done for for education they are part of the christian right to believe that they have. being put on the earth to spread god's word and that jesus basically is the captain most of stairs so they truly believe that they are on some talk a mission for god to do all this i don't know about what family but one family in visions of a school system where we have a little charter school on each block just like you have a wal-mart walking the stab at those talked on your show before when walmart towns in the community all the mom and pops stores close down and the town there's not much left of the town so that's what they they see for education a little walmart charter school law and we talked a little bit about how standardized europe you know was there and i said occasion doesn't necessarily breed more intelligent. critically thinking people. in the public school system in general maybe you know may not be most conducive why is it that you wouldn't you wouldn't argue for the you know that the of charter schools and private private education allowing

walton, yes. mcdonald, yes. that's unanimous. >> congratulations. thank you. ok, we still have a lot of speakers and a lot of items. i'm going to move this along. the next item the board policy for action. i would like to, if it's ok with my colleagues, move up the extracurricular and co-curricular activity item because we have a lot of speakers here that are students. and so if i can please have the superintendent or actually daniel to read the recommendation into the record for just the extracurricular and co-curricular and then we can have public comment and go on. >> so this item seeks the board approval of policy extracurricular and co-curricular activities. it limits them to those that have been central to the success of the activity. the policy also codfys much of the law, you cannot discriminate in allowing them to participate in activity. significantly, the rules committee suggested amendment from the rules committee, you will see in quotes on the page of this item, it is that unless specifically authorized by law, no student shall be charged a fee fo

just last week, we learned that verse logistics, which is based in walton, kentucky, and employs nearly 1,600, has distributed bonuses to full-time employees. the company's c.e.o. told workers, quote, i want to be sure you and your families share in the benefits of your accomplishments, and, and the new tax reform legislation. when i hear my democratic colleague denigrate tax reform bonuses as, quote, crumbs, i think about workers like these. i think about the first worker who came to her boss with tears in her eyes when she received word of her bonus. it was christmas. she and her husband had recently had their fifth child. money was tight. mom and dad had enough saved up to buy gifts for the kids but were planning to skip presents for each other. but tax reform changed that. thanks to tax reform bonus that she earned, this employee and her husband could go out to a nice dinner and buy each other christmas gifts after all. the c.e.o. says he has never been hugged so hard in his life. it's a shame that none of my democratic colleagues voted for tax reform, not a single one of them, and

. >> president walton: good evening. we're going to call this january 9, regular board meeting to order. roll call, please. >> supervisor kim: here. >> commissioner haney: here. >> commissioner norton: here. >> commissioner sanchez: here. >> commissioner murase: here. >> president walton: here. thank you. please join us in the pledge of allegiance.

we'll hear from congressman greg walton at 1:00 eastern and commissioner robert mcdowell and later this afternoon another sec commissioner, jessica rosenworsel. >> hello, welcome. everybody. welcome to the 14th annual state of the net conference. thank you all for coming. some of you have been here 14 years in a row and i appreciate a lot of you have been here for a good many number of those years and i want to thank you as well. this year has been really an interesting year. not only in, you know, national affairs, but also in internet policy. it's been a really, really, really interesting convulsive, a different year and a lot of things have changed. and we're really excited and we put together a group, a great group of speakers here to talk about a lot of t

commissioner walton? >> thank you, president, and thank you, all, for a wonderful presentation this evening. first question, i know how we fund our traditional program, but how are we funding emat? >> from our sales force grants. >> on slide 6, where we talk about support for admissions and bachelor's degree programs, what does that support look like? >> it's a -- we go with a cohort model and so we bring the groups together. there's a group where they're given an opportunity to learn about opportunities to pursue their bachelor's degrees and also to pursue the credentialing exams. there is individual learning plans set up for each participant of the 54. and then, finally, there's some financial support that goes along for allowable expenses. >> that's what i wanted to hear. >> there is money. >> and when did credentialing authority happen? >> this is the first year. we have it in four different areas. so pathway to teaching allows it in multiple subjects, bilingual and special education. and learned to b

mike joins us from fort walton beach. mike, where is fort walton beach? democrat line. caller: so, it's in between pensacola and panama city. host: what are your thoughts? caller: you know, my hope is for our whole government to work like it should. like it's supposed to. i'm glad that both parties found a commonplace to come together and move forward. but partisan bickering needs to end and, again, just my hope is that we can move on. if february 8 comes about, i pray that and hope that they're able to resolve everybody's interests. but first and foremost, put the country ahead of everything else. by the way, i am a federal worker. i was laid off today. i've done it before. so it's not a big deal. but it is -- i don't think it should have happened this time. but it did and we just move on. thank you. host: and, mike, in terms of this being -- is this your second shutdown? is it any different from the first time? are you preparing in the same way? caller: well, it's a process. and it really doesn't matter which administration it came under. it's just that it's just a pr

here for replying to us we got removed a resolution of that we would not have any aid or service in walton on lines in the sand but that we would try to push forward with our own positions as much as we could but we were clear as well in the thirteen months to go for unity exploratory interlock on team and i'm sorry i'm glad holes in both of hers i mean really that ninety right from the start we would have to find a compromise this was defined our positions clearly but it was also clear that if we thought the two political parties that we're bringing together here at how we can govern this country in our debates on the basis of what content what restrictions like of the two parts is who competed in the national election inside and now have to come together so it was clear right from the start that it wasn't going to be easy for a few would be awesome to carry out these exploratory talks with sequestered me we don't know if that was how we worked very hard to engage very seriously and to take one other very seriously and to respect our positions and i'm very grateful for your spirit of resp

the waltons of family agree. we will discuss.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak: americas". record highs and seem to continue to be the theme in the u.s. as futures are up by another one point. a record high close yesterday. european stocks being pushed higher after unemployment data crushed in europe as well. germany, i became an strong as well. ip up strong as well. bigr asset classes, the story, the dollar as well as 2.5% on the 10-year, breaching that level. euro-dollar still weaker despite the good data. g10 currencies up against the dollar, the yen, after that doj pared back long and purchases and 2-10 spreads are steeper. ahead of the three year auction later today, selling in the back end. crude, under real up over $62. even iran says we don't want oil above $60. david: who would've thought too high a price for oil? what is making headlines outside the business world? emma chandra is here with first world news. emma: progress in the first high-level negotiations between the two koreas in years. agreed t

i'm just kidding. >> i'm not sure he was kidding. >> well, luke walton learned a lot from steve kerr.>> the lakers are 12-27. that's the worst record in that conference. you win some games. it all goes away. >> true. dennis, thanks. coming up in our next half hour oprah for president? her powerful golden globe speech turned talk of a 2020 run. the white house weighs in on the potential mecca. >> we've followed this bay area figure skater since she was 12 and now she's headed for the olympics, how she rallied back from the flu with help from her fans. >> it continues to pour. all the steady, soaking rainfall not letting up getting more intense. we'll talk more about how long the rain stick around coming up. -- sticks around coming up. cbs eye on the community... presented by target. art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. that's why target supports the asian art museum in san francisco. the asian museum is here to make asian arts and culture relevant. the reality is we all have a story to tell. it's what makes us who we are.

police say 27-year-old javier walton fired shots as an unsuspecting driver while wearing a santa hat. he faces multiple felony charges. police say the victim was not harmed. >>> a wet commute today. a time-lapse of the rain coming down. from dark clouds moving across the area as well. here's what it looked like on the bay bridge. wipers going by, drivers trying to allow for more space with wet pavement. our chief meteorologist checked the high death doppler -- the high definition doppler. >> it's quiet this evening but most of it is light. moderate rainfall toward the tri-valley, dublin, and livermore. working its way toward the northeast near napa county. how much rain is falling? santa cruz mountains received an inch and a half. in between san francisco, the seventh of an inch in castro valley, one third of one inch of rain. we only had rain on two of those days in december. we had rain in january more days out of five then all of december. there are two very wet days coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> a new book about the trump white house is a hot seller. a customer snapped

. >>> this was the scene on the 5100 block of walton at 1:45 a.m. the driver was taken to the hospital with various injuries. she is in stable condition. >>> a woman was killed when the car she was riding in plunged into the delaware river. witnesses say they saw the driver of the car runaway after the crash. place police say the driver was speeding on riverbank road in burlington city when he hit a parked car and then took a nose dive into the delaware river. several people helped pull the driver out of the of the water. >> he just pulled. out anticipate he said my girlfriend is in the car, can you help her, when they turned around to help the girl. he ran away. >> authorities did find the driver a short time later, emergency crews rushed to the woman, she is in the hospital she was pronounced dead later. at this time no charges in the case have been filed. >> burlington county prosecutors are trying to determine if charges will be filed in the crash that sent a minivan into a lake killing a husband and wife on route 130 near beverly rancocas road

today, tanya and natasha are heading to liverpool's walton health centre — they want to get their children a little bit anxious to know what is going to happen, what he's going to say. ijust think we need to know whether these have got the syndrome, because if these have got it and we haven't took the medication, if these have got it, is it going to get passed on to their children? is it going to stay in the family for as long as the family carries on? i'd like you to try this next one for me, please. neuropsychologist, professor gus baker is the lead author of the most comprehensive research programme ever conducted into children born to mothers with epilepsy. we've actually looked at the children from birth and followed them up over a six—year period, assessing their development, their neuro development, in terms of how well their brains are working, their development of their language, their memory and their intellect. so talk us through the assessment, what are you going to do today, exactly? what i want to be looking at is how this young boy is developing. the first one is really stra

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. >> good evening, commissioners, superintendent, and president walton. on back of the pac, we'd like to extend our condolences to the lee family and the city of san francisco. we're really sorry for their loss. we all acknowledge the works of the mayor, and he will be truly missed in our hearts. the role of the parent advisory council is to empower parent role and perspectives. this report provides an update on the pac's areas. in november and december, pac member rebecca page and elsie -- and program coordinator georgia williams bradford met with the ucsf coordinators fellow to gather feedback from the various stakeholders will school transportation opportunities and challenges to address. there in our initial meeting, the pac had the opportunity to share the concerns of families raised during our community conversations over the past two years about transportation and its impact on school choice tardiness, chronic absenteeism, as well as students and family engagement, and the ability to participate in after school programs and school events. it's impo

this which i think a lot of people don't understand that that you have the balls family you have the walton family you have market bloomberg you have john arnold of only from enron there is just a host the people who are throwing money into this cause now the majority of those people will never make a dime of this but they are using their wealth to dismantle the system as it now stands to set up a free market so-called free market system as we've seen in indiana though charter schools who have done horrible have and have even closed down are getting in there there are many wiped out i mean the they have loans from the state and the state has raced those loans so they do not have to pay those back so it's not truly a free market in many ways it's crony capitalism and how does that system really work out as it actually works such that you can make money on education or for you know for profit education. one terms of charter schools a lot of people who are politically connected have funded mostly the republican party and have a lot of these bills passed and some of them run charter schools and

government failed over the weekend karelian employs forty three thousand people around the world and as an walton hundreds of government projects in the united kingdom like building and maintaining hospitals prisons or reliance following a rocky twenty seventeen banks refused to throw the company it desperately needed last. in july two thousand and seventeen it was valued at more than one billion dollars as one of britain's largest construction companies it was known for prestigious projects such as the tate modern in london manchester's be some tower and heathrow airports terminal five but things took a bad turn when the company issued a profit warning last july its share price tumbled and by august it was demoted from the forty one hundred index for the u.k.'s one hundred largest companies. more than one billion dollars to several lenders who now face the prospect of losing their money. shareholders creditors the banks are going to have to say we cannot have a situation where privatized. private profits when they project so successful that the government nationalizing the losses when they fail

this which i think a lot of people don't understand that that you have the balls family you have the walton family you have a market bloomberg you have john arnold of only from enron there is just a host the people who are throwing money into this cause now the majority of those people will never make a dime of this but they are using their wealth to dismantle the system as it now stands to set a free market so-called free market system as we've seen in indiana though charter schools who have done horrible have and have even closed down are getting in there there are many wiped out i mean the they have loans from the state and the state has raced those loans so they do not have to pay those back so it's not truly a free market in many ways it's crony capitalism and how does that system really work how does it actually work such that you can make money on education or for you know for profit education. well in terms of charter schools a lot of people who are politically connected have funded mostly the republican party and have a lot of these bills pass and some of them run charter schools a

tone here tonight at the golden globes stuffy well of course it is all about who's going to win new walton what shows are going to be tipped to certainly win the big awards later on in the air it's very. interesting time who do you think is to to win and who should we be keeping an eye on. well let's talk about the movies first of all in the drama category the shape of water right now leading the pack with seven nominations it is a beautiful film directed by guillermo del toro. it is absolutely gorgeous but it's getting a lot of step competition within that category one film to keep an eye out is ladybird that is in the comedy category though not the same category as the shape of water however ladybird is it is and on t.v. it is directed by a female so it is the only film within both the drama and comic category to be directed by a female also i want to note that the film's two stars laurie metcalf and c.r.c. roman both of them at nominated for building votes as well so given the political climate given the me too movement given that year of the woman as us some have dubbed it this show it

can you imagine if luke walton did that? here lavar..u coach the lakers! ( darya ) but enough about the balls: back to the basketball family we care about: the curries! ayesha curry is looking for a new wedding dress.. don't be alarmed! it's for steph's sister. sydel is getting married.. and ayesah's helping her find the dress. sydel is featured on an upcoming episode of say yes to the dress, and had some pretty cool people in her entourage to help her with her: her mother sonya, sis-in-law ayesha and niece riley, who looks more than ready to take on her flower girl duties. in one photo, the five-year-old is shown seriously inspecting a bouquet. sydel's fiancee damion lee plays in the nba's g-league. people think millennials are spending all their money on 6-dollar coffees and avocado toast.. but a new bank of america survey found they are actually saving their money. that's right... the survey showed 16-percent of millennials managed to save at least 100-thousand dollars in 2017. and nearly half of them have at least 15-thousand dollars

. >>> this was the scene on the 5100 block of walton avenue around 1:45 a.m. a driver the 33-year-old woman was taken to the hospital with various injuries. she is in stable condition. >> a woman was killed when the car she was riding in plunged into the delaware river. witnesses say they saw the driver of the car take off after the crash. the driver was speeding in burlington city when he hit a parked car. he took a nose dive into the delaware river. several people pulled the driver out of the water. >> he said my girlfriend is in the car can you help her, when they turned around to help the girl, he ran away. >> authorities found the driver moments later, they rushed the woman to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >>> ice jams are in several states including in western pennsylvania, the mild rain broke up the ice on frozen lakes and rivers that blocked ice and caused flooding. thrsk not there have been not been any issues in our area. >> vikings face the eagles after scoring a 61-yard touchdown. minnesota takes it. 29-24. eagles fans around town and