we are parents at daniel webster and petrillo hill. we are here to talk to you about supporting efforts to keep families in san francisco. it's well documented that one of the san francisco's greatest challenges is retaining middle-class families. the two reasons for family flight is affordable housing and public schools. i would like start by telling you the story of our school. back in 2005 the san francisco school district slated daniel webster for closure. at the time it was underenrolled and in the dire ed of repair and of being isolated. a group of parents, their kids just babies, rallied the neighborhood and convinced the board of education to keep the school open. today it's a magnet for families of our attendance area. it started with incredible capable parents, now daniel webster has a pre-school onsite, and emersion program and requests on the rise. it's integrated portraya al of petrillo hill. what a san francisco family success story, we have demonstrated how a high quality, integrated public school can overcome family fli

a year-and-a-half ago we made a request to expand daniel webster. and it's been two years since we raised this decision and a decision still has not been made. the district should be able to accommodate for growth. with mayor lee's support the city is experiencing a tech boom. we need family-friendly housing and schools nearby. the housing is coming online, more than 10,000 residential units are developed over the next five years. what we don't have is enough school seats for the right configuration. we are asking for the weight and the influence of the city and its leaders to urge sfusb to adopt our pre-k to 8 proposal. we all have a stake in this, it aligns with san francisco's racial and cultural mission and keeps families here. >> please forgive me for not keeping track of time. but we want to be equitable and everything we have to say is important, but working together is to be mindful of that moving forward. >> mr. chen. >> how time flies. i am david chen and i am representing the asian-american community city. we are a small community center,

webster. mr. webster: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd ask unanimous consent to enter two let into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. -- two letters into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. webster: thank you. the first is a letter from chairman ryan. he asks the rules committee to follow standard practice, by addressing budget enforcement, pending a conference report on the budget resolution. to prevent greater uncertainty and further delays the appropriations process. house resolution 243 will include a provision and does claw provision that adopts the -- does include a provision that adopts the house-passed resolution, house con.res. 25. as an interim budget enforcement measure, until an agreement may be reached with the senate on the budget resolution for the coming fiscal year. i'd like to read an excerpt from that letter. it says this, this is from chairman ryan to chairman sessions, ruleses committee chairman, as you know, the budget passed by the house reduces spending by 4.$4.6 tri

creator class with little early traffic and ideas for-profit and the framers view, courtesy of noah webster who was the original promoter of this idea, the framers view was that a democracy thrives on having an independent class of people creating literature and the resulting ideas, representing reality. and this was good for the democracy and it's in the constitution, empowering congress to make copyright laws. so i mean i'm not sort of spouting some off-the-wall policy notion that i have come up with on my own. this is deeply embedded in our concept of democracy. >> host: mr. turow there is quite a bit of pushback on this op-ed. you were called a luddite among other things because of your position. >> guest: right. there are all kinds of different interests that don't like the idea of copyright protection. the search engines as i said they want to be

blocked off between webster and harrison.u need to get through, you will have to go around the block. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> 8:03. meanwhile, we're learning more about how a car suspected in a hit and run ended up in a berkeley estuary. dive teams pulled off the range rover about 4:45 this morning. police say the whole incident began in san francisco late last night. the suspect a accused of smashing a neighbor's door with a hammer, had a run-in with him and drove his car off. the suspect told investigators he drove into the estuary in order to hide. >> he said he just wanted to get away from the police. he pulled up here, made a right turn and drove straight into the estuary. >> the suspect was shivering when loaded onto an ambulance but officers do not believe he suffered any serious injuries. >>> a fire and a power outage in fruitvale overnight. thieves may be to blame. firefighters believe a would-be robber started this. they say someone trying to steal copper cut into a live power. th

i can call around 1245 of 13 and webster streets. the officers found three victims suffered gunshot wounds. offer expected to survive. and after the shooting on sunday killed one person and injured two others on international boulevard at 90th ave. then on saturday for people were wounded in two separate shootings. one of those victims is listed in critical condition. investigators say that shooting happened during a side show early saturday morning near 106th avenue and macarthur boulevard. oakland police will hold a news conference to address sideshows and the weekend violence in the city. >> a disturbing discovery by children in santa rosa. two kids discover a woman's body while playing in a creek near a park. the woman's identity has not been confirmed. she was found at happy valley park just before 5 yesterday evening. she's described as a white female in her 50s. authorities say it is unclear how long the body has been in the creek. there were no signs of trauma or fall play. >> off police are looking for the government might a

when william webster became the director of the fbi, their mission change. webster more or less realigned them instead of working on crime per se, now their mission was organized crime. in the leadership is the other mission again has been changed to fight terrorism. once the fbi got involved with both hands and a u.s. attorney's office not involved, in no time to dismantle the organized crime in chicago. in a ten-year period, 10, 15 year period they totally destroyed, and was because of the rico laws, wiretapping, electronic surveillance, and i will to do it. and, of course, chicago police played some part. chicago police were part of what's called the organized crime task force here in chicago, so once the federal government made up its mind to use these tools and aggressively go after organized crime, it's been destroyed. >> in family secrets i can just really wanting but it was the first in the government had really charged the outfit as an identity itself, as imagined itself into point that out in your book. and by doing it that way and identifying it a

. >> good evening, my name is carla and i am the parent of two el children in daniel webster and one of the recommendations that the delac has as far as it that ve have gotten from the school district was a budget transparency, it is not clear to most el familis about how the money is being spent, there is some kind of understanding throughout the school district that try a one and neia is meant for the els and however when they go to the ffc or make a recommendation, we have some of the feedback that we have gotten at the school levels they will make a recommendation and some will have a representative at the ssc to approve a budget and then the principal will turn around and say that is not the way that i will spend the money and not the way that i am going to spend the money and so our els are being disregarded and our el parents are being completely disregarded in many of the schools at this level and then, at that point, what happens is they decided to just not participate because they are not being, they don't have the support at their particular schools, they come to the delac

it was 1245 this morning in the area of 13 and webster streets.victims suffering from gunshot wounds and all three are expected to survive. the shooting comes on the heels of a violent weekend in oakland. the captain and shooting on sunday killed one person and injured two others on international boulevard at 90th ave. saturday, four people were wounded in two separate shootings one of those victims as listed in critical condition. investigators say that the shooting happened during a side show early morning saturday morning near 106 and macarthur boulevard. all employees will hold a news conference today to address sideshows and the weekend violence in the city. >> san jose police are searching for another suspect is morning after another by let weekend. the latest murder happen on friday night as police were increasing patrols to combat a sudden spike in murders. will tran is live in san jose with the details. >> the san jose police department saturated the gained areas because of all the violence that happened last week. --gang they do not beli

it ties in with the daniel webster concept of keeping the parents happy of the tech boom who will find this a culturally vivid and challenging and beautiful hill. where they can see international opera and classical music. because this stuff does happen here really high-quality arts. thank you. >> good evening, i am lance burton. i will read this, i am happy that you have chosen to share your budget plans. this is a community that needs more than just jobs, we are advancing the momentum towards careers. the industrial age has passed. the waterfront that sustained our community in the 40s and 50s is gone. construction is merely a hopeful opportunity. in this building we are preparing competent and reliable and productive citizens to run their own businesses and skills and launch their creative talents on to the global stage. our mission is to build on our innate work ethic. we see the work-based knowledge and opportunities that are here. but we refuse to allow our southeast community to be left behind from opportunities and wealth in san francisco now. we recognize that environmental co

it happened just before 1:00 this morning outside the shadow ultralounge on 13th and webster street, just four blocks from oakland city hall. witnesses say the shots were fired after a confrontation inside the club. the victims were rushed to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. >> i was having a conversation with, you know, a good friend of mine and i just all of a sudden just saw chaos and people running. of course, at that point, you know, i ran, too. >> police are reviewing surveillance video to try to identify the suspects. >>> this morning's latest shootings are in addition to seven others over the weekend. those shootings left a 17-year- old boy dead and 11 others injured. three of the shootings happened saturday night within the space of an hour. police have not made any arrests. >>> new at noon -- san jose assemblywoman nora campos sent a letter to san jose's acting police chief calling on him to ask the chp for help curbing that city's crime rate. in her letter, campos pointed to san jose's five homicides last week and expressed concern the city could be headed

the competition webster's third international dictionary for the spelling of dough similar to a matzo ball. >>> and minnesotans got a spectacular show. just before sunrise saturday, clouds parted to reveal rarely seen northern lights. is that real? it happened when highly charged electrons from solar winds clashed with elements in the earth's atmosphere. we don't see that often. >>> now for biz, we turn to cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning to you. >> stocks look to regain winning ways after posting back-to-back weekly losses. still, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 were up for a fifth straight month in may. investors interested in economic data topped by friday's jobs report. sales are forecast to rise more than 6% rebounding from a disappointing april as consumers are still heading to dealers to buy new cars and trucks. >>> want to win a lunch with warren buffett? you have until friday night to bid on that annual prize on ebay. proceeds go to the glide foundation which helps the homeless in san francisco. last year's winner, p.e. record $3.4 million. got to dig a little deep for that o

it happened in the area of 13th and webster. all three victims will survive.hootings have been reported in oakland over the weekend alone. officers say a man was killed yesterday afternoon in the 9000 block of international boulevard. two others were also injured. their injuries nonlife- threatening. >>> some other bay area headlines, one of the suspects in the murder of a millionaire in monte sereno has been released from custody. they freed lucas anderson yesterday after confirming his alibi that he was in the hospital at the time of the killing. four others are still charged in the november murder of ravi kumra who was a former owner of a mountain winery. >>> and an oakland man will be back in court for sentencing today. 26-year-old george huggins was convicted of robbing and killing a virginia man who was in the bay area for a job interview at google last july. he faces life in prison without parole. >>> the trial of whitey bulger begins today in massachusetts. he was caught in 2011 in santa monica after nearly 16 years on the run. the 83-year-old bulger f

investigating an overnight shooting that left three people injured in downtown oakland near 13th and webster before 1:00 o'clock this morning. three people were found with gunshot wounds. they are expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >> oakland police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old who was released from juvenile haul at international boulevard yesterday morning, the latest in a string of violence that left ten injured this weekend. the teen was gunned down by someone wearing a ski mask. >> another black man killed in oakland. the young men do not think of their lives. it is sad. >> two bystanders were injured. a man was shot while driving in his car near 7th and union. on saturday, seven people were shot in four separate shootings. >> oakland police will announce strategies on how to deal with the growing problem of sideshows after a woman was wounded. cameras mounted outside a dollar store captured images on saturday morning after someone opened fire on a crowd watching a side show as a bus was moving through. the 25-year-old woman was shot in the head and

three people were shot near the intersection of 13th and webster, a few blocks from the b.a.r.t. station. they believe all of the victims will survive. they have not made any arrests. the shooting is the latest in a violent weekend in oakland. on sunday afternoon, one person was killed and two others injured after a shooting near international boulevard and 90th avenue. >>> a new approach to fighting crime paid off after an emergency meeting this weekend focusing on an outbreak of violence. officers had the timing and the number of their patrols. police say saturday night, they came across a car full of alleged gang members in a rival gang's territory. police say they found a stolen gun in that car and arrested a total of four people. the department's efforts are a good start. the city needs to do more. >> we need to do something that is real and long term. we know how to do it. the police department knows better than any how to deal with gang violence and gang crimes. they need the resources and they need the people. we have some of the best officers you could ever have to other

it will be constructed in the parking lot next to the rosa park senior home located on turk and webster in the western addition. it's -- which is an existing 11 story building operated by the housing authority. [speaker not understood] it will improve life for residents in the building. it will allow residents of the rosa parks and rosa parks 2 to have access to each other, community facilities. the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation will develop the new senior housing units and they will partner with bethel ame church, a long-standing advocate in the western addition to assist with community outreach in developing the ongoing senior services and community connectionses for the project. my resolution today allows the city to apply for up to $30 million in california qualified mortgage revenue bonds. the bonds do not require the city to pledge a repayment. the project revenue itself backs the bond. mayor's office of housing will come back to the board to request authorization of issuance of the bonds and this project will provide critical as needed affordable senior housing

it happened in the area of 13th and webster streets. all three victims are expected to survive. at least seven shootings have been reported in oakland over the weekend. a man was killed yesterday in the 9000 block of international boulevard. two others were injured. their injuries are nonlife- threatening. >>> oakland police plan to address the issue of sideshows later today. officers say three people were shot during one of those illegal car shows on saturday morning. it happened at 106th and macarthur. a female victim is now in critical condition this morning. two men suffered nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> now to some developing news out of southern california. a massive wildfire there is now in its fifth day of burning forcing thousands of evacuations. the fire rages on about 30 miles north of los angeles. flames have reached the high desert city of lancaster. more than 25,000 acres have burned. and nearly 3,000 people have been forced out of their homes. six homes have been destroyed. >>> the blaze is burning dense brush on rugged terrain that hasn't burned for more tha

ashley: i am ashley webster. we will see and preview what may happen tomorrow. lori: the nsa data gathering program being defended on capitol hill. lou dobbs weighs in on how to defend what. ashley: you can get satisfaction. airlines actually getting some positive customer satisfaction reviews. we will tell you who is at the top of the list. lori: let's bring you up to speed on the markets. we do have another day of strong gains. nicole: the policymakers, what will they say? what will they decide? those are the questions that everybody wonders. the truth is, you are seeing the market shrugged it off, at least at the moment. of at least one full percentage point. we have a lot of action here today. we are also watching hewlett-packard. a name that has been a leader on the dow jones industrial average. today up 1.1%. they are announcing printing and personal computers. watch hewlett-packard. today, a great day on wall street for the bulls. back to you. ashley: thank you very much. all eyes are on bernanke. this is all after reports that the fed chief may be ready

and then two stations which will actually be taking down station 5 on turk and webster and station 16 on greenwich. the other piece of easter, there was three components to it, fire departmental indication, the public safety building, and the third piece was the awss which used to be under the fire department and is now under the puc. so, just to assure you we're working very closely with our partner the puc to make sure the awss funding is getting managed very well, which it is. also like to highlight that it's not in the slide, but there will be several new sis teshvxes to augment our current water supply system in the event of a large-scale emergency, particularly residents that are not as well served with scaling points of water will have new sis terns built. we'll see a lot of that construction beginning next month. that concludes my formal presentation. with regard to the budget analyst report, i'd like to report that we will continue to work with the budget analyst. there is some work to be done, and we're doing some further analysis. i also and i should have at the beginning o

warfare they even redefined the english language the imminence didn't mean what it actually means in webster's dictionary so they could kill more people they've given themselves to right to detain any citizen around the world to kill people and now they are the you have the ability they claim the ability to look at every single e-mail you're right look at your skype look at your listen to your look at the met if the information from your telephone calls i mean this is an unbelievable amount of power they have brought amongst themselves they've said they don't have to explain it to anyone and so i don't know how you know that you could do anything else but what edward snowden did if you were a person of conscience i think he's taken a massive amount of risk massive amount of heroism but he shouldn't be the one whose character should be defended it should be these people who created the mess of machine to control the american people and people around the world you know killing detention in surveillance do you think about that karl is the government taking on too much. why the extreme again the e

in order to recover the economy so they keep on adding the same concept so i want to also look at webster's dictionary and i wanted to look at some more words for more on here and case you wanted to come up with a more creative way to look at george osborne and his policy airhead blockhead chowderhead clod poll dimwit dodo knuckle head slob yahoo in yo yo. yahoo and yo yo yo yo yo yo oh i think those are all good ways to describe george osborne as the banking establishment now understands that george osborne is putting the british economy enormous risk well we were the first to say here on the kaiser report as soon as we heard of this plan we call then fathom consulting group comprised of five former bank of england economists that then mervyn king the exiting bank of england chief now the i.m.f. and now albert edwards everybody is saying it's a moronic policy if everybody's tell you you're drunk you're probably drunk everybody is calling you a moron so you're. worse then alan greenspan who is such a snow key took down the whole global economy with these complex derivatives which are just f