out from under us not only from the proposal to make mira loma sort of also a feeder school for willie brown but to sweeten the pot i'll make that doubly hard that's an example of what was referred to an unintended consequences not thought-out consequences nobody has talked about the impacts the proposals have on other commitments we've made like telling me people we're behind the feeder pattern and part of our strategy for improving the middle schools so i just you know i'm state your name for the record about that and i also want to so i'm thinking that i suggest and i'll suggest as something we should think about that we might consider if we're doing the high school preference to take out the fifth the preference for ask the attend the fifth school like george moscone and edward or e.r. taylor. >> are you officially making an amendment commissioner wynns are you officially making an amendment. >> i want people to think that it i'll consider making a motion in a minute other thing in the high school preference the setting aside of '75 seats we set aside 20 percent. >> it's in the policy bu

. >> oh, sorry i think it's important to say this proposal or willie brown element was discussed he it he committee he meeting and the racial for churgz what those schools they did american people analysis where do the 941124 students go to school and propose that election of schools i have to say i'm compelled to agree with chinese the feeders it's problematic we've been encouraging that community to embrace their feeder it seems like we're undermining our own policy i'll be in favor of removing mira loma from the list but by colleagues understand the rational in choosing them we need the critical mass at the school it's a brand new school i feel the district needs to come up with the best possible plan and i think one way to address some of the concern is to really make sure that the public families understand what those enrollment tiebreakers need but the school opening we're under a time structure it maybe okay to extend it for several months we don't have the liberation. >> commissioner moore. >> i just want to argue against it's one thing to remove all the second tier i'm going t

students enrolled in and attending the school during the year and two students graduating if willie l brown middle school who are enrolled in and attend in 6, 7 and 8 grade and 3 a minimum of 20 percent of seats reversed as each high school willing in the consensus track and for all other students this new tiebreaker will, feshg or effective in the 2006 and 19 year when the graduates graduate and will continue for the 2019 to 20 and 2002 to 24 school years for further implementation. >> thank you, very much. ms. limb we have two speakers (calling names) you have two minutes each ple e please. >> good evening madison parent for schools for san francisco i know you've been working hard as dedicatedson's and committed board of education and school board employees it's within the right of the board of education to exercise our spending of our own rules in fast tracking those changes it's duly my right asia citizen and executive director of the parents of san francisco schools to voice any opinion on this collective decision that's been made by our board of education t p.s. has been in the field

we have a special thing for willie brown so i still think based on is what everything everybody's said we could take it out frankly i'm nervous about making changes without the community but i think that really based on no take all number 5 out completely that's actually, the amendment i made that's open the floor and based on what people said it seems like it won't matter the kids we're targeting have the higher preference in the 91424 preference i'm going to support the idea we kind of do both go ahead with some of this i'm okay but for the record when we say to do this as 3 years it's actually 6 years from now there are not going to be it's actually seven years because we started the school year no kids 3 years from now so that's itself kind of thing i would have liked the planners to give me the information about how that works anyway we're seeing some of that with the middle school feeders but we were surprised how quickly they've been supportive we should consider doing special printing or prouch that explains it. >> so i'm still mulling offer to withdraw my proposal because

. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i have a meeting schedule on october 7th for willie brown. >> so is october 7th too late to have the discussion and bring that for a vote on the following week is it you want it in the guide is that the - is that what we're up against. >> yeah. we're pushed up again, our drop-dead deadline in terms of our enrollment guides everything needs to go to printed at the end of this month. >> so i would rather have a supplemental to the guide or something that goes into the guide that actually stand outside of the incite about willie brown and have it's on table that is you know straight from all the other middle schools where we had a big banner to go through all of the changes to i don't know if everybody hadn't heard i think we're hearing other issues around outreach to the schools that will have impact and being able to hear some conversations around that i assume we go to p p.s. when we go through the exercise hearing that wasn't done was a bit of a surprise but even if we made that more of a side thing instead of buried in a book it might have a litt

junior middle school and the pregnant pauses for a reason willie brown junior middle school okay. so ms. limb. >> exemplary colleagues please reviewer to what's in our packet not binder ms. limb thank you very much. >> okay. the esquire requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapt the revisions outlined in the attached student soinlt policy and as amended here in and the three the board suspends the provision rigging the revisions to be made 3 months before sfusd begins accepting plagues so the revisions shall be effective immediately would i like to read the back part. >> could i please read the provisions thank you. >> so i'll start on page 2. >> please okay. >> therefore the arising outlined on page 9 of the attached policy diverse priority to brown applicant in the following order younger siblings that are enrolled in and attending the school year two students tending fifth grade at one of the following schools dr. george washington and brent heart and malcolm x academy referred to as at bay area preservation and the 94124 pr

we want to be clear that are the schools that are feeders to willie brown and introducing the high school feeders i'm to target the high school feeder to those schools harvard through malcolm x rather than expand to 8 schools we want to keep it targeted so i'll continue to support the amendment. >> ms. cap is going to call the roll. >> i'll sass say those schools have two feeder schools and no other elementary school does we know we've heard people who are unhappy with their feeder school and there's going to say why those schools i feel like so i just want to say this one thing i'm feeling bad about not having mr. kellerman having two more minutes because he's waited so long and part of our sfusd family and continues to be see as a parent then she has something to say about you speak. >> number 2 has two feeders and mroep to take those out of 5 but the schools in group two will have two feeders we propose to not take everyone's feeders away only adding to willie brown. >> well, the schools in 5 have not two feeders but a preference to a feeder. >> but the schools in number 2 would

junior middle school and the pregnant pauses for a reason willie brown junior middle school okay. so ms. limb. >> exemplary colleagues please reviewer to what's in our packet not binder ms. limb thank you very much. >> okay. the esquire requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapt the revisions outlined in the attached student soinlt policy and as amended here in and the three the board suspends the provision rigging the revisions to be made 3 months before sfusd begins accepting plagues so the revisions shall be effective immediately would i like to read the back part. >> could i please read the provisions thank you. >> so i'll start on page 2. >> please okay. >> therefore

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he had a sit-down with legendary former san francisco mayor willie brown. how was that? was utterly delightful. for a long time he was the most powerful democratic politician in california and still as a lobbyist in san francisco, is still on the path. he is also one of the most prominent and most vivid african-american politicians in the country. we had a lot to talk about president obama and his role in the midterms, and a bunch of other stuff. >> there is no question barack obama is singularly the most inspirational and driven person of color in this nation. he is that inspirational for young people and for women. with that in mind, that should be his role. he should be going to every place where there is a woman or somebody young or african-american. >> do you think it is a mistake for so many endangered democrats in close senate races to not want any part of him? >> they are totally and completely wrong. is there you are a democrat or you are not a democrat. that woman in kentucky has got to be out of her mind. why wouldn't she say i voted for obama with pride? i vo

work of senator feinstein and former secretary george schultz and former mayor my good friend willie brown to i'll of you to say a happy occasion we match the dedication with fleet week we don't know how inspiring it is for the city we also made a promise over 82 years ago to get the dedication define i was reminded to remind i that charlotte shurts was not around 80 years ago to make that promise (laughter) but thanks to her and george and the incredible veterans committee raising all the funds a special thanks to steve and everyone on that list that you see today, this came to fruition over a year ago i mohammed in the eye and naomi he said we've got to make sure all the agencies honor our veterans by getting this memorial done not only did they go to work as a team with the arts and rec and park and the public works and the veteran war memorial committee and trustees they went to work almost as if they were called to go into the beach so thank you to all the city agrees for working so well together to honor our veterans this is another example as former interstate secretary george schul

you and i forgot to mention the mentor in the assembly and before then in law schoo former mayor willy brown and his advice was always sound when i needed it serving with this commission. >>i would like to call for public comment if there is any. >> [inaudible] there are lots of people in san francisco that are very proud of your work. >> thank you. >> and when we look at a documentaries and when you mentioned willie brown we see you in those documentaries while he is addressing and challenging the constituents of california and san francisco to do this, that and the other, which you ve done a lot, and as a general manager mentioned it always pays, and it always does san franciscans right when we have experienced people whose heart is in the right place. i have not known you for too long, but i have known you coming here to city hall, but i have seen you in action in sacramento while you were on the podium and i was in the audience, so this came as a surprise and anson moran using the rules in order to entertain this process that we're having, so i would like to thank you on behalf of all sa

the mayor and city and county of san francisco edward lee, the mayor willie brown. also with us today kathleen sullivan, the chief of protocol for city and state charles schultz and the on -- honorable george schultz and now starting with president ceo larry and his wife. jenny johnson and susan. greg johnson and lindsey johnson, allen and maryann buyer, rob and trina dean, steve and torrey humphrey, david jenkins and lisa sphere, gary and terry and giants senior vice-president and his wife amanda. and the skipper's wife kim bochy. former manager peter mcgowan and his wife. and bill newcomb and his wife sally. let's hear it for former giants owner bob lorie and his wife connie. representing the stone am family jim rooper. and the distinguished alumni jay trav key. the hack man. jeffrey leonard. former first baseman jd. now a man who is often mistaken to be my husband is tiny felder. greg, rich robinson, how about it for terry winfield. brian johnson, everyone. and the man that needs no introduction, i simply say to you the home run king. ladies and gentlemen, mr. ba

schools, and i think that both president fewer and i have had conversations around did we make willie brown, tall enough? did we give 1950, should we have waited on that and built marshal there and did the affordable housing at the marshal site and so all of these things that we don't feel like we have enough information to speak intelligently about it, or, feel like we can give an opinion about it because we just, we are not aware of all of the different units that were being built around these various sites. and you know, marshal in particular, is really a hot topic item on our agenda right now, because we are going to be presented with some options of how to support the school, with the 351 units being built right next door to it. and this is kind of forced us to think about what can or what are the benefits that marshal should glean from this growth? and some what of an inconvenience during the time that it is being built, but at the same time, is marshal the only school that should benefit from this particular site being built? and so those are really difficult questions that we are go

i want to bring christopher fromjoining us .c.hington, d also willie brown.hat do you make of tim cook's comparing it to segregation in alabama? >> that's not new. time, we have been equating discrimination between gays and lesbians in the same way that this country has a long history of discriminating against african-americans. so it's not unusual. but i'm pleased that it is coming from somebody with so much power and authority in silicon valley. abouttalk so much discrimination against women, blacks, latinos in the technology community. companies like facebook and google have released their diversity numbers and are not satisfied with these numbers but they never focus on the lgbt community. is the stateu say of that community and technology, in the tech industry? >> it is really important that they do take a look at the rgb to community. they are focusing -- look at the lgbtq minute he. they are focusing on inequality and they really need to look at that. . it is not out of the realm of possibility for these companies to take a look at that. microsoft and

union boss willie brown said he'll make a decision by the end of the day.provide 24 hour notice before they go on strike. >> a little chilly for the trick or treaters tonight? >> reporter: down right cold in some spots. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're starting out dry. we'll start out with sunshine, cameras are bouncing a little bit, because the winds are light down the shore. as you step outside, it's on the cold side. temperature in philadelphia, 41 degrees. that's actually one of the milder locations. a lot of places in the 30s. winds at 8 miles per hour. so at least there's not a super-strong wind, but feeling chilly as you step outside. we'll get sunshine, eventually the clouds welling up with a coastal low pressure center coming up from the south they will overtake us. we're getting jammed with cloudy cover in the morning and afternoon. temperature-wise, 41 at 8:00. 48 by 11:00. not a whole lot of improvement. 535 by 2:00. 58 is the high, probably around 4. 5:00 p.m. we're back to 56 with the clouds gathering as the day goes on. high te

him, he said willie your father was in the navy right? and brown said, confused, yes, he was a light weight, brown said, yes was a light weight. frank mankeiwicz said i would rather have the ligh heavyweighn of the lightweight champion than the heightweight son of a heavyweight. he knew what to do for that person in trouble. he was the first phone call apparently that teddy kennedy made after chappaquiddick. he knew that language better than anyone and david he invented a word, red trown -- retronym. something a new word off of an old word. >> i didn't know that. >> now you do. >> thanks to you and thanks ofrank. as the politics changed over the years, did frank become more pessimistic about america at the end? >> i think what frank you saw, the idea of issues and the idea of talking about things that matter mattered and candidates that talked about them they changed drastically. he saw he was really upset about the power of money and politics. he saw it as a reality, though. so that is what was great about frank. he was practical. he would say lis

i hope our ready for is another week of local few minutes there are 3 top places this is the willie brown's this friday through sunday is the harvey bluegrass festival in golden gate park this is one of the lease expensive festivals it is the hearing strictly in my over 90 band free of dhar also on friday is the friday night 3450rg9 summer evening festival in an effort to make the united nations plaza an evening fun the city is having a beer guarded with food and art workshops and over 25 artists and vendor get there on 4 and stale stay until 9 and saturday a free gardener learn how to control pests and be there from 10 to 11 thirty thirst. >> and that's the weekly buzz for more information on the event sfgovtv.org and click on >> good morning and welcome to the september 30, san francisco county transportation authority vision zero committee, i am your chair, joined by chair member yee and breed. and we want to recognize sf sfgov-tv that is filming and recognize our clerk, erika cheng. a quick note i have to leave the meeting to attend a meeting in my district and thank chair member yee to

melissa cain and willie brown. can you even legislate ethical conduct? >> no, absolutely not. he '70s established the threshold. you are not at this moment doing anything except slightly modifying it based on electronic circumstances. he knows that the bills that he vetoed were all phony. they were problems. they were stuff that want to make people think something ethically occurred. you have to start with your own soul when it comes to the ethics question. >> what did you think of the governor's veto? was it for real or window dress something >> the funny thing was the opposition to the ethics bill. he sort of invented the opposition saying they were redundant. it was going to be interesting to see whether they try to override the governor's veto. but are they so committed to ethics that they're willing to override the veto? >> they will not do that. they are concerned about three state senators, one of whom was convicted in los angeles, and two of whom, they're concerned about the investigation going on with reference to many others. they're concerned about the drunk drivers,

willy brown is expecting to give a decision at the end of the day. if they decide to strike, brown says he will give commuters 24 hours notice. >> it's going to be an issue, cabs are too high, not everybody can afford cabs, it's a problem, major problem. >> commuters are hopeful both sides can come to a deal. there is no hope, they have to work it out. >> septa is preparing a contingency plan in the event of a strike, but both sides are back at the bargaining table. we'll continue to follow the talks and bring you the latest at 6abc.com and 6 abc. we are live in old city, eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> in glassboro, two people were air-lifted to hospitals after an accident that left their car in pieces on the side of a highway. for some reason the driver lost control on the southbound lanes of route 55, and bother the driver and passenger were flown out on a medavac. >> at least one person was cut from the wreckage in falls township from this crash. >>> in delaware, police say that a note written on a bathroom wall led them t

willy brown, the union boss said he was willing to give it one more week before his 4700 members hit the picket lines. both sides say they are going to keep working and they want to avoid a strike. commuters tell us they certainly hope it's the case. >> it's going to be a bad thing for me, as you can see i have to be to work early in the morning and i won't be able to get to work. >> won't be able to get to work. i need to get to work. >> the worker have been without a contract for 7 months now. brown will make a decision by the end of the day tomorrow and will give commuters 24 hours notice before calling a strike should they do so. david ryhenry has more on the strike coming up at 5:00. >>> a crash of a gas tanker caused major problems on roosevelt boulevard in the southbound lanes on fox street in east falls, the sunoco truck was blocking the road only letting one lane get by. it took hours to clear the wreckage. nobody was seriously hurt. >>> it's cooler than usual but by in large a nice day out there. lets go outside to meteorologist, adam joseph. >> brian and sharrie, it goes t

. >> the president willie brown is expected to come out here and address us.as soon as we get an update and more information we'll pass that along to you. in the meantime, here's what we know. even though the union has voted to authorize the strike, it's not happening yet. riders, commuters will get a heads up if it does come to pass. we're talking about 4,700 bus drivers, trolley operators, subway operators who would stop working. septa are not commenting publicly about the possibility of a strike but riders are certainly voicing their opinions about workers walking off the job. >> i think they need toç thank the lord for a job. first of all. and if the job don't suit them, somebody else will gladly work at septa. >> reporter: the bus is the only way lola kendall robinson gets around town. she's retired and relies on septa to go to her appointments. >> i hate for my children to miss work to take me to a doctor. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: it would be a burden on them? >> yes. they shouldn't strike because i'm a senior an depend on public transportation. >>

union president willie brown yesterday when he addressed the media said that he would give riders 24ours notice. again, he's going to make his decision friday as they continue to negotiate throughout the week. we'll stay here at the hotel this afternoon. we'll let you know when they come out. we'll pass along any information. reporting live in old city, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> to decision 2014 now. the gap in the race for pennsylvania governor is widening, according to one new poll out today. the latest uw poll shows tom wolf with a 52% lead over incumbent governor tom corbett at 39%. it's an improvement from last month's pole which had corbett down just nine points. election day, tuesday, november 4th. voters will be heading to the polls in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. at stake, federal, state and local offices. count on nbc 10 to bring you coverage of the candidates and the races leading up to election day. >>> from our delaware bureau, new information on a story we brought you yesterday at 4:00 about a deadly parking lot attack in new castle county. a maryland

final stretch of the election, how are the races starting to shape up. >> we sat down with our ins willie brownnd starting with governor jerry brown, who by the way, isn't even in the state. how is he doing? >> he went to yale to his college reunion. which shows you how much he is sweating this election. he is not. >> it is appropriate for him to attend the reunion and frankly, you are blessed you can only take away from your success by being visible. >> he doesn't want to be visible. >> the democrats appear to have a lock on the number of the the state jobs. any of them open in the final week? >> we have a state controller race. ashley swearing ton. the president has a good chance. pete peterson in the secondary of state. -- secretary of state. certainly on the governor's race and the others -- what about the the congressional change. any change there. >> not really. something going on in san diego with a race for that particular seat against the incumbent democrat by a republican who is more liberal. more interesting than the democrat and then up here you have the problem going on under the s

you see willie brown fromç the transport workers union.t's listen in to state senator tony williams. >> i think everybody has the best of intentions. i think they wouldn't invite us. we're not here to -- we're not pressuring, we're not leveraging. we're friends. i'm trying to get the congressman who has a distinguished labor record and has done a lot of this before, bob brady. come on up. >> there he is. >> you're doing fine. you're doing fine. >> senator, how confident are you that septa riders will be able to get their ride come monday morning? >> my back hurts. what did you say, i'm sorry? >> how comfortable are you that septa riders will be able to get the rides monday morning. >> i'm not here to handicap. i'm just here to -- we're here to encourage and support. we have congressman brady, representative jordan harris, we have a whole bunch of folks who are here with a similar collection of backgrounds who are supporting them to go forward to try to avert a strike. i'm not saying anything they have not said. it's not in the city's inter

willy brown, the head of the union says they have until tomorrow to come up with a fair contract. a strike is looking more and more likely, over 200 volunteers showed up at the union hall last night to put together picket line signs that are being distributed around the city. they are on the job without a contract for the last seven months, but the union says they hit the end of the line, they are going backward instead of forward, septa says they have to hold the line on cost but everything is negotiable. they met at noon and exchanges proposals and went back to camp to discuss them and reconvened for face-to-face talks at 1:30, the union agreed to give the public 24 hours notice before striking. they say the union would be stupid to strike before the election next tuesday. the union is backing the union for governor. >> i work for a union, i understand we all understand, but it's an inconvenience, you know. >> and inconvenience for a lot of people, the talks have broken off here for the day and both sides say they will be back at the bargaining table tomorrow morning and the uni

he was appointed to the port commission by feinstein reappointed by art agnos and reappoint by willie brown so jimmy herman was quite the man's of san francisco he give gave of himself to the city and to the flip erect system and to the kitchen and dozens of charities we would go down the street and give people money he would pull out a 20 and give it away i knew jimmy back in the day 42 years i got to know jimmy that was a great guy i remember one time we had a strike the picket lines at the greyhound it was a violent picket line so back in those days, i was in good shape they pointed out me with another guy and said don't let anyone get to jimmy you know what jimmy gave to the i o w it was his family james russ johnson herman was very giving now that he's gone he is giving back to the i o u and jimmy is still here his name is on the wall it's now the james russ johnson henry herman cruz tenor and i o w thank you and thanks jimmy herman thank you (clapping). >> that was terrific thank you very much commissioners kate's and adams and to everyone that is part of the i o w u and related to th

union bowls willie brown said he'll make a decision at the end of the day. meanwhile, the contract talks are expected to continue. the union pledged to provide 24 hours notice before they go on strike. >> 5:38, the mega millions drawing will offer quite the halloween treat tonight. it has jumped to $284 million. you can watch the drawing tonight during "action news" at 11:00. >> of course a lot of people getting the halloween costume also ready for the kitty. you might want to add a layer underneath tonight. >> reporter: it's going to be chilly out there, but mainly dry for most of the us. that's one of the big things on halloween. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry this morning. as we look outside we are looking at sun coming up over the horizon. airport looking good, tranquil conditions there as the winds are not that strong. you want to bundle up early, 42 degrees in philadelphia. the winds only out of the north at 5 miles per hour. at least we're not dealing with a lot of the wind this morning. there's the clearing you see locally, so we

koret wants is for believe it or not willie brown to be made head of the foundation to be president. so we tracked former mayor brown and said, well, what does he think of the situation? would you take the job if it was offered? >> only if i had the total authority to resolve the issue, period. in other words, if they wanted a czar, i'm in. >> and they might need a czar him or in the courts to straighten it out. >> conservatives on one side, willie brown on the other. an interesting mix. [ laughter ] >>thank you, phil. >>> new information about a brutal bathroom attack at levi's stadium. the simple gesture that set someone off and led to punches flying. >> plus, in our severe drought the bay area cities now becoming water super savers. >> that's important because so far we are not doing much in the water production department. they may change a bit by next week. the forecast is coming up as we look live at san jose. and not a drop in sight there. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome

reporter: as farrah part as california, and pennsylvania, these were the words of union president willie brownence at union headquarters. the translation for septa riders if both sides don't get closer brown will make a strike or no strike call on friday and in one should count on any el's, buses, subways or trolleys running past this upcoming weekend. septa riders have have a schedule for something they hope will never arrive, a possible strike, twu local 234 president willie brown, saying that he cannot promise his 5,000 members will stay on the job after this weekend. >> i cannot promise anything beyond this week. at the even of the week after negotiating with septa the rest of the week, i will evaluate where we are. >> reporter: brown says his union which authorized a strike, sunday will keep negotiating, throughout the week, and depending on how it goes, he will most likely make his decision friday, on whether or not, there will be a walk out. >> i cannot put odds on it, we are very farrah part. >> reporter: brown says worker pension contributions, are the major issue right now, and he pr

commander is here (clapping) and jorp general colorado nays he's here (clapping) and former mayor willie browncognize him he's here (clapping) i tell you i'd like to thank more than 2 hundred donors it the san francisco memorial that made this project possible the san francisco veterans memorial was funded entirely by private dpoomgsz and i'd like to recognize the leaders for this effort steven beck natural fund, the big one made this charlotte and george schultz and susan i didn't bechtel and her husband robert a day (clapping) charles and ann johnson foundation (clapping) the san francisco public utilities commission (clapping) and deedee wellscy (clapping) i am pleased and honored to welcome one of the co-chairs of our veterans steering committee and the honory chair of fleet week the honorable george p schultz (clapping.) first of all, mike read off a lot of people to get recognized but, you know who the driving force is michael so

. >> his president, willie brown had nothing to say after the authorization vote. >> what's the holdup here and the issues. >>:00, tomorrow 4:00, tomorrow at 4:00. tomorrow at 4:00. >> there will be a press conference. >> tomorrow at 4. >> why all the sickcy today. >> there is none we're tiling guys to come tomorrow at 4. >> brown would not say if the buses, trolleys or subways will be rolling tomorrow. there's no indication there won't be. strike authorization may be a warning shot for septa management showing the union means business. 447 septa employees have been working without a contract for months now and they're losing their patience and can't accept what septa is currently offering. >> we waited and waited and waited and we have been patient and been understanding and it's about our future. we want our rights and benefits. >> i have 32 years with this company and put my heart and soul to work here. and now they're going to take that much away from us? i can't do that. >> septa says it continues to negotiate in good faith. management says it has no indication that a work stoppag

union boss willie brown will make a decision whether the 4700 members of the transit worker union will walk off the job. talks broke off yesterday in center city. they will go again today. the union pledges to provide 24 hour notice before it goes on strike. >> philadelphia city council proved a bill that charges penalty for hate crimes against gays. the bill closes a gap left by the state law which does not cover lbgt protect. >> what is the better idea going as the beach bum or the abominible. snow man? >> reporter: i like the snow man. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have nothing going on, as we look outside along the coast. it's chilly outside. 42 degrees in philadelphia. 36 in trenton, 35 in allentown and reading. 41 in wilmington. a little better down the shore. everybody will want the coat as they head outside or the jacket. satellite shows the lack of cloud cover in the immediate region. but there's more cloud cover in the west coming in from a frontal boundary. and we have clouds coming up the coast along with a coastal low. increasing clouds in allentown, 57 degre

ever since willie brown became mayor in 96 and you are established. every program that i hear you talk about, work fork, city built, the houses of bayview hunters point. you have taken those away and they became citywide programs. we have received nothing in bayview hunters point. i have asked the commission, the board of supervisors to have an audit on these programs, these monies that are coming in. they owe us that money. some people need to go to jail because nothing is happening in my community, but nothing for us. and here you want to give somebody a group, i don't know nothing about, never heard of them. because the last i knew, the state college was running the day care center. a black man, named david parson. what happened to him? no one seems to know before this wu yee children's services started. there was a meeting going on with the city and i asked them to please get that information. whereas to say you all decided that you did not want to be responsible for the day care centers that belong to the community, and here you made the commissi

murase the report as a committee as a whole 2014 and one informational item update on the willie brown middle school and it's going to be a fantastic school we encourage our families to look at it as a option the information is available thank you very much commissioner improving is committee report. >> thank you president fewer as ms. norton said i will postpone my report until the next regular board meeting with the petitioners b will come before the entire bfks a brief update for the school quality improvement system the u.s. department of the education has approved our waiver to continue the implementation of the quality improvement all succulence were approved for a one year extension and sfusd staff continues their work in meeting the waiver requirements which is included the work in implementing the core common core standards in our smarter assessments and working in in conjunction with the other core districts to put together the interventions and the next report will be on the updates will be the accountability system and the dates and locations will be post on our website so,