walton yes. mendoza-mcdonnell yes. >> thank you, appreciate it. our next item is calling a public hearing on adoption of the modification of school facilities, impact fees to the collected for residential, commercial and industrial developments. >> second. >> superintendent, you want to read the designations into the record? >> i'll have mr. lee introduce the team. i want to make sure that we have to open or call, or any official language in terms of opening and closing the hearing? >> i believe president mcdonnell used the appropriate language to open the hearing. ok. >> let me, superintendent and commissioners, let me just ask our interim chief facilities officer to introduce our brief presentation team, ruth and our consultant from the consulting firm that prepared the justification study for the developer fees. >> good evening, commissioners, superintendent, colleagues, i would like to present who prepared our justification study. >> thank you, commissioners. i'll just read the recommendation

mark walton, a former member of the band boyzone.— the prosecution said — preposterous accusations against him. she claimed sophie was helping him. she even went into the local newsagent telling people he was harassing herfamily. she said, "have you seen this person?" and she showed me a photo of a blonde—haired man on the phone. i questioned her, what is it with this person, and she said he's a very dangerous person. "why didn't your nanny do anything about it?" and she said the nanny was complicit with mark walton. i didn't know his name at the time, but she said with him. mark walton and sophie lionnet had never met but the couple wouldn't let her go home until she admitted she was colluding with him. sophie spent the last hours of her life a prisoner here. the couple filmed her as they tortured her. they held her head under water in the bath, they threatened her with prison, with rape, with further violence if she didn't confess to crimes she hadn't committed. finally she died. they burned her body in the garden. in the hours aft

mark walton, a former member of the band boyzone.ny false, the prosecution said the postures allegations against him. she claims of it was helping him, she went as a local newsagent saying people were harassing my family. she said, have you seen this person, and showed me a picture of a man on her phone. i questioned her, what is it with this person? she said he is a very dangerous person. why didn't your nanny do anything about it? she said the nanny was an accomplice with mark walton. i didn't know his name at the time, she said with him. mark walton and sophie lionnet had never met, but the couple would let go home until she admitted she was colluding with him. surface than the last hours of her life a prisoner here. the couple films as they tortured, they held her under water ina tortured, they held her under water in a bath threatened her with prison, with rate, whether of violence issued an confess to crimes that she hadn't committed. finally, she died. the burned her body in the garden. in the hours after they killed sophie, t

walton yes. mendoza-mcdonnell yes. >> seven ayes. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] thank you for all that attended and spoke. so our next item is section f, public comment on general matters. i have several speakers. so if i call your name please come up. margaret, karen, marianne kramer, steve, richard, carole, james cunningham, valerie, francisco, casey, chris, and lawrence. could i also just remind everyone that public comment is an opportunity for the board to hear from the community on matters within the board's jurisdiction. we ask that you refrain from using employee and student names. if you have a claim, you may submit it to the supervisor. our first speaker, please state your name. you have two minutes. >> thank you to the san francisco school board and the doctor for the opportunity to speak tonight. i'm a teacher here in san francisco unified, my employee number 18505. i'm here to request the superintendent and president honor article 39.6.8 in the contract that simply states the program should be reviewed annually. i put in a publi

commissioner walton? >> vice-president walton: i definitely echo commissioner murase's sentiments on appreciating you all coming together to bring this and present this information and recommendations. i think that the one thing that we need to do as a district that i haven't seen and hopefully we're very intentional moving forward is about really addressing the next steps in terms of responses from the board of education and leaders from the district. i think we need some real, true forum to take feedback and have a conversation and give back to you about the recommendation. so i will be ebbing witch -- i will be checking in with the superintendent and vice president and president. we do take these things into consideration. i don't know that we adequately respond to you so you know what is happening, so we'll work on making sure that is communicated effectively and we have that conversation. thank you. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: commissioner haney. >> commissioner haney: i want to thank all the har

commissioner walton. >> thank you, president mendoza-mcdonnell. i want to thank the committee for the work and the presentation. i was sitting a cup -- visiting a couple elementary schools this year and i'll keep the names to myself. as i was visiting the schools and talking with educators who have had to administer f and p and speaking with the instructional reform cultures as we were assessing the data and talking about approaches to literacy and some of the things that need to do, one thing that was evident and clear was that our educators need more time to administer the test, to correct and go through the tests and to analyze the data and information. i'm glad one that we had a comprehensive collection of folks on this committee to have that conversation because i think it's important to include everyone in the conversation. so for me, the only thing is, trying to figure out where we find the money that's being requested on slide 5 and not a matter of can we make this happen but actually will we find the resources? i'll give a couple of sugge

mark walton, a former member of the band boyzone.g people he was harassing herfamily. she said, "have you seen this person?" and she showed me a photo of a blonde—haired man on the phone. i questioned her, what is it with this person, and she said he‘s a very dangerous person. "why didn‘t your nanny do anything about it?" and she said the nanny was complicit with mark walton. i didn‘t know his name at the time, but she said with him. mark walton and sophie lionnet had never met but the couple wouldn‘t let her go home until she admitted she was colluding with him. sophie spent the last hours of her life a prisoner here. the couple filmed her as they tortured her. they held her head under water in the bath, they threatened her with prison, with rape, with further violence if she didn‘t confess to crimes she hadn‘t committed. finally she died. they burned her body in the garden. in the hours after they killed sophie, the couple went about their daily business. kouider was at the trampolining centre while medouni when shopping. he bought

mark walton, a former member of the band boyzone. on the phone. i questioned her, what is it with this person, and she said he‘s a very dangerous person. "why didn‘t your nanny do anything about it?" and she said the nanny was complicit with mark walton. i didn‘t know his name at the time, but she said with him. mark walton and sophie lionnet had never met but the couple wouldn‘t let her go home until she admitted she was colluding with him. sophie spent the last hours of her life a prisoner here. finally she died. they burned her body in the garden. in the hours after they killed sophie, the couple went about their daily business. kouider was at the trampolining centre while medouni when shopping. he bought patio cleaner and a pizza, less than an hour before he set light to sophie‘s body. the toxic combination of kouider and medouni created an unhealthy and dangerous world quite separate from reality. into it, unknowingly, stepped kind, harmless sophie. they harmed her and ultimately killed her in the most inhumane way. sophie long,

the waltons that population is including these are rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nothing a chance they need for. insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolute is since nine hundred sixty one the number of babies in the united states is high is even for them by ninety percent in places if you can buy hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. all. i should mention that my son didn't have an allergic reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just charles but. after talking to a staunch g.m.o. opponents i thought it was time to meet a staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow. long go to india to brazil who knows that anybody can nutritious through the school but they've been challenged. more pressure at each year more drugs from humble near our level here. as national good more. the more. genuine the northeastern. us the more hype there about government hoping that the smoking covering this would be course only pretty much the bottom a shrink o

and there's an expression a long time ago, sam walton, someone, and i was talking about walmart usedpy a lot of retailers and one executive there, might have been sam walton, they said the plains are covered with the bodies of pioneers which means that's -- other people got to california i think about that a lot he's so innovative, the features are interesting, it's -- he has so many interesting ideas going on at snapchat and then facebook comes in. >> he did not look to me, sound to me, like a ceo under intense investor pressure. maybe part of that is because investors get no votes. >> right. >> at snap. >> right. >> he must be under intense employee pressure because those are investors who matter to him actually being able to get his vision executed. how much do you think that's at play and the messages that he's trying to give about vision? >> i think he's got a problem with the turnover, but, you know, facebook did at the beginning too. you don't remember that. there was an enormous amount of turnover at facebook of lots of senior executives. i think he's finding his management s

commissioner walton. >> again, just want to congratulate all the students and also reiterate the fact that it is a shame that we do not have the media here to highlight when our students achieve and are doing well because they are quick to come when things are happening that are negative, but when our students are being successful, they don't show up. so congratulations to all of our scholarship winners. [ applause ] >> we were expecting the san francisco achievers, but they weren't able to be here. we congratulate all those award winners. our next item is 5, recognizing all valuable employees, our rave aards wa. we're not giving any this evening. item 6 is our advisory committee report and appointments by board members. we don't have any reports tonight. are there any appointments to advisory committees by board members? commissioner sanchez. >> yes. liana, the principal -- she's one of my appointees. she has left that body, and i'm appointing gabriella lopez who is a teacher at flynn elementary. >> okay. any others? i actually have an opening also. i'm going to be appointing greg pe

walton e. alexander junior. his work on african-american intellectual history focuses in particular on the modern intellectual freedom struggle. his books include "blacks against empire: the history and politics of the black panther policy," "freedom on my mind: the history of african-americans soldiers: by cultural politics in postwar ," and "the mind of frederick douglass." -- at uc irvine, where she served as dean of the school's humanity. i had to shorten her introduction so we would have time tonight -- she has had such career.guished she was the first latino to receive the national humanities leve metal that she received from president obama. she is a past president of our haa.ing organization, d her book "from out of the shadows: mexican women in 20th astury america," and co-author, "created equal: a istory of the united states." she co-edited "latinos in the states." my name is tj stiles. anm in an independent author. three of my books have been used !" three on "jeopardy separate times. thank you very m

walton's that population is including these are rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nuffin a chance they need from it insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolve it is since nine hundred sixty one the number of bees in the united states is harvest is even for them by ninety percent in places if you come by hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. all. i should mention that my son didn't have an electric reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just chops but. after talking to a staunch g.m.o. opponents i thought it was time to me to staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow. along the two political groups who stood anybody in nutritious through nobody's called seriousness but they believed challenged my. position at the ci more rigs from hung out near a novel torsional called blue national good more. the more. genuine the northeastern. press the more hype there about growing hope that the smoking covering this would be course only premature but

walton beach sometime monday afternoon and then continuing to move off toward the north. and over the weekend will produce rainfall over parts of the ohio valley. lots of factors going on with alberto. we've got a tropical storm warning along the coast and that means we could see some winds especiallyter c cenloseheto t of perhaps 240 perhaps 60 miles an hour, mainly the gusts. there's a warning of high surf. there's also a high rip current risk. that's the dangerous part. remember the double red flags? on top of that, a possible flash flood watch with 4 to 6 inches of rain a possibility. the rain will continue to spin in at least through monday afternoon and gradually move out of the way by monday. for cbs news, i'm mike mccall. >>> well, this morning former president george h.w. bush is hospitalized in maine. the 93-year-old mr. bush is said to be resting comfortably. demarco morgan has the details. >> reporter: former president george h.w. bush has ee hospitalized in maine. a spokesperson for the 41st president says he's been hospitalized after experiencing low blood p

waltons that population is including these are rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nuff of been a chance they need from it insects just die of disease hunger and i just have to sort this since nine hundred sixty one the number of days in the united states has harvest is even fallen by ninety percent in places if you come by hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. or. i should mention that my son didn't have an allergic reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just chops. after talking to a staunch g.m.o. opponents i thought it was time to meet a staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow. along the. media the groups who boast that anybody can nutritious through nobody's called seriousness but they believe challenged my. position as did she more drugs from hung out near i'd never hear blue as national good more so with the more modern. us the more hype there about growing hope that the psyche covering this would be course only premature but my shrink of pati

walton said populations including these are rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nothing a chance they need from it insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolve it is since nine hundred sixty one the number of bees in the united states is harvest is even fallen by ninety percent in places if you can buy hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. oh i should mention that my son didn't have an allergic reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just chance but. after talking to a staunch g.m.o. opponents i thought it was time to me to staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow. to do good to those who put in a pretty good news for. the school but they've been challenged. at the ci more.

walton said population is included in these a rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nothing a chance they need from it insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolve it is since nine hundred sixty one the number of bees in the united states has harvest is even for them by ninety percent in places if you can buy hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. all. i should mention that my son didn't have an electric reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just chops but. after talking to a staunch g.m.o. opponents i thought it was time to meet a staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow. long go to. brazil who knows that anybody in nutritious through nobody's called seriousness but they believe challenged my. position again she more rigs from hung out near a novel just blew. the more. genuine . fears the more hype there about robin hood took at the vogue covering this from cos only pretty much the butt machine corporation to show . some. truth. for us against

walton said population you see these a rapidly decreasing want to around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nuffin a chance they need for. insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolve it is.

walton's that population is including these rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nuff of the nutrients they need for miss insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolve it is since nine hundred sixty one the number of bees in the united states is harvest is even for them by ninety percent in places if you can buy hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. all. i should mention that my son didn't have an electric reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just chance. after talking to a staunch g.m. opponents i thought it was time to meet a staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow a long the idea that the those who boasted anybody in nutritious food would score seriousness but they believed challenged my. position at h.-e. more rigs from hung out near i'd never hear blue as national good more so with the more. genuine. markers the more hype there about government hope to get the soaking covering news from c b cos only pretty much the bop machine cohesio

do you remember sidney walton?-old world war ii veteran who kicked off a cross-country tour on "fox and friends first" a few months ago, his mission to stop in every state to meet every governor until he meets the pres. and the white house on his 100th birthday. today he is in new york with his son, paul. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it so much. i was so excited to meet you in person. >> thank you. heather: you made it to new york, telling about your trip so far. >> my trip so far? heather: you have fun going across the country with your son? >> yes. this is where i was born, new york. >> really? >> in new york. >> right there on the lower east side of brooklyn. he is back home right now. >> back home. heather: you were able to meet governor cuomo. how many states so far? >> 5 state so far from san diego where we live currently and from providence we met charlie baker of massachusetts to maine to connecticut and governor cuomo. last friday. heather: went to central park. did you go to central park where

on television in 1972, "the waltons," a show about a depression-era family in the mountains of virginiatruggling to hang on to one another, the community, to get through the hard times. one of the most popular shows on tv nationally. by 1979, "the dukes of hazzard." i'm going to try this again. i don't really have time, so i will skip that. you have two visions here of the south being expressed. one, the notion of rustic simplicity. another, that of the good old boy. there was no character more associated with that than the president's brother, jimmy carter's brother, billy carter, right? rural, but having this wisdom, that french porch -- that front porch wisdom, of the rural world. in terms of country music, the nashville sound in the 1960's had been an effort to take country music to a broader audience nationally. by the 1970's, performers are finding their outlet in what is called outlaw country. merle haggard would ultimately sort of fit into that genre, but predominantly, we are looking at people like willie nelson and waylon jennings. one of the most significant of waylon jenning

i wanted to congratulate the parent leadership group that met on april 26th, commissioner walton was able to stop by as well. really amazing work by this particular network, really great sharing, really great best practices at that meeting. i want to thank the members of the community advisory committee for special education. i had the chance to attend their awards program and wanted to congratulate will patterson, david miller, dj irwin and patricia for receiving awards that night. and then finally, i wanted to thank president mendoza-mcdonnell for residing over the 12th annual sfusd retirement celebration which she helped start with then mayor gavin newsome and then dennis kelly. it was real eye a -- really a wonderful event. >> vice president cook. >> i wasn't at the last board meeting, but i wanted to shout out to all the organizers of the black family day that was hosted at willie brown a few weeks back. it was a great event. i got to serve on a panel with incredible young people. i just appreciate the multiple years that that event has been hosted. also, commend the educators f

and marissa mayer, three walton family members are among those up for re-election there are also twolder proposals that are on the proxy. the first of which like amazon seeking an independent chairman that is a non-executive and non-walton family member also a request for a report on any racial or ethnic pay gaps. however, because the walton family members do own a majority of the stake for the walmart shares, we are pretty sure that like in the past, the walmart proposals will pass. the shareholder proposals will not. but we won't get the official results until much later in the afternoon. but there's a big week ahead here in northwest arkansas i'm sure we'll see you in the days to come too >> all right thank you very much. joining us right now to talk about all of these things is former walmart ceo bill simon. thank you for joining us >> hey, becky. good to be with you again. >> let's talk about walmart first, let's say this is a company that's pretty different since you left it back in 2014. you think through things like flipkart and jet.com and those purchases and then also the s

this is video showing a huge tree limb that fell in sydney walton square-- at jackson and front street near the embarcadero. the san francisco public works department says almost a dozen tree limbs snapped across the city today.we're told some cars were damaged but so far there are no reports of any injuries. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wedne

. >> i don't know if it's a two-way communication. [ laughter ] >> commissioner walton. >> thank you, president. first of all, i want to definitely thank the committee and the district staff for your work on this. this is actually the best advisory committee in the district. i'm not saying that just because i used to serve on it. [ laughter ] >> but just one question, do we only have two pairs on special assignment, or are we just saying qta only pays for two psas to attend? >> we're funding two from qtea. that's not a district-wide limit. that us diddent us did -- doesno that. >> i want to thank you because i think as we look at all the reports over the last couple years, that this has been the most protective in discussing the carryover. what we intend to do with the carryover, i will say to commissioner haney's point, the fact we still have carryover particularly in certain areas in technology and even in some future areas, i would love for us to have some kind of process that says, when we have carryover, it automatically goes to some form of educator compensation. i know we've ta

there's a turnup folks, but from the school board walton is here. [cheers and applause] from our community board of trustees. [cheers and applause] and matt haney's here from the school board as well. thank you. all right. now i would like to bring up the head of the sfmta,. [cheers and applause] >> good morning everyone. happy bike to work today -- day. that is a collective hard act to follow but i think you can see from the leadership that we have here, from our past merit to our current mayor captain likely future mayors, the board of supervisors, want to acknowledge the chair of the sfmta board. it is that leadership that is going to get alice to 80 % sustainable trips in san francisco by 2030. it will get us to zero fatalities san francisco by 2024. this is a leadership we need while working together with sm -- sfmta and public works in the fire department, we are all working together to make it more attractive and for more people to take more trips on a bike and i would just challenge everybody today, particularly those of you for whom it was

you heard, trump rebutted what his national security adviser said, that john walton said that libya cana model for this upcoming denuclearization summit, and how the process would unfold after that. now north korea is in the aware bm.hat happened in the that libya gave up their nuclear weapons, and two years later, could have he was overthrown and killed in the u.s. backed uprising. so they are definitely aware of that, and the took immediate issue with using libya as the model. you just heard trump say there, that he was very specifically saying that came with still be running the country, that he would still be there. that is because analysts believe the regime in north korea is staking their survival on weapons. the pentagon recently released a report saying that rapid nuclear weapons development was what they were using to keep their survival of the regime. toknowing that come understanding the sensitivity there, potentially is signal to the north koreans about how the talks could go,. sawi: interestingly, we president trump kind of conflating trade and to geopolitics again with chi

thank you so much commissioner walton. >> when does the term end? i'm sorry. >> for those three individuals or -- officially jewe july 31st, 2018. >> this is your last meeting then? >> for those individuals, yes. >> the three that are cycling off. deep gratitude for you and for those of you that are staying on to not only help us do this piece b you the merger of what could potentially be an even larger oversight. thank you for that presentation. the next item is 6-2. any appointments by board members? i'm seeing none that are here, but on behalf of commissioner norton who can't be with us tonight, i'm going to be appointing on her behalf laney to the peace cac. if you could add that on behalf of commissioner norton: section c consent calendar. i need a motion and a second on the consent calendar, please. >> so moved. >> thank you. >> i don't see any public comment on the consent calendar. are there any items withdrawn or corrected. >> yes. we'll read those corrections. >> thank you, dr. math he's. matthews. we have corrections. first is the to tota