. >>> we'll sit down one on one with willie brown. what changes we saw at last week's debate. >>> it was a rough night for dozens of local hotel guests. why they were forced to evacuate a holiday inn. >>> let's get to julie for a check on the rainy weather. >> we started off with lighter rain. starting to see heavier pockets continuing for most of the day. daylight hours then tapering off. a break is in sight. let's go ahead and check in with high def doppler. the rain is pretty much area wide. parts of the north bay starting to get a break. if we look to the south bay, we're seeing light to moderate rainfall. san jose. heavier rainfall redwood city. we do have a pocket of heavy to moderate showers off to the east. farther to the north, facing moderate to heavy showers passing through santa rosa. just north of napa. we'll continue to see rain in the north bay throughout the day today. a flash flood watch is in effect for the north bay, possible flooding, small streams, creeks. we are seeing pretty high levels on most of our rivers and

gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a bridge named after them former mayor willie brown thank you. >> (clapping.) supervisor scott wiener the board of supervisors he's here today to join us been a great supporter of the education and the open space for the youth to be more to be successful i've got two great 3 great city college treasure troves 4 oh, my gosh all 4 of them and the president of the our city college treasure troves thank you for being here he's on the field with us making good tackles and he's making sure that our city college is lead properly making sure that we got our accreditation and restored by many years thank you treasure trove interpreter and selby thank you treaty simulating but for being here interpret trustee randolph and recessing do uo is hereby they're very presence 31 they understand what a championship team is and a championship city college is as well i have the privilege of also recognizing that the 49s are here to join us and i think that this gentleman who is part of 4 49ers marcus coming e on in and down we have to have shouome ren the

this is my son, in october, with willie brown's daughter shaking her hand and former mayor willie brown's mentorship program. as i mentioned before he was in the star-rise program and chosen by san francisco city college and written a letter, an essay -- baltimore flies in april 24th to interview me and a couple of the other mothers. this story will be traveling all over the nation from the chicago times, new york times and l.a. times, this is an issue that should have been addressed many years ago. you are running off the slogan "black lives matter." it's unfortunate that these children's cases, the majority have been unsolved and you are giving plaques to another nationalities and praising them and the abandonment of these mothers, you don't know the grief and pain, you know? i hear, and you give awards and you acknowledge so-called leaders, but [ inaudible ] not one mother to stand. you know, you are playing games. we really need some leaders that care enough about these mothers to the point that you call and check on them. i'm grieving, but i call and check on these mothers, because i

for politician and author of "basic brown" - willie brown - like politics.film commission president villy wang says san francisco makes the effort to showcase more women and minorities in movie- making. she also runs baycat - to help fruitvale station - the movie - is a success story, of sorts. the local feature film about oscar grant - shot to death by bart police - winning with critics and the box office. consultant producer ephraim walker says the film's director ryan coogler also did this year's creed - which was snubbed. coogler himself snubbed the oscars and instead raised money for the victims of flint, michigan. one of those young film-makers - 19 year old alexis gaines. gaines also knows that it's not just what's in front of the camera that counts. a side note here. we reached out to a number of well-known actors here in the bay area. and many were reluctant to comment on camera about diversity or lack there of it at the oscars. so, it's still a tough topic. especially when you're competing for limited roles. pam? >> pam: kevin mentioned during his

she's not sure that made her the most popular kid at willie brown middle school. >> if we say we wantednts and curriculum for students, it's valuable to have the perspective of a student. >> explain what they're talking about so we can get it right in our heads. >> the superintendent isn't the only one doing this. nearly 100 administrators from the district will be shadowing students. these are people who don't spend time in the classroom, but the information will be of great value to the district and to stanford. >> then, at the end, yes, we'll compare notes and have a, look at the best practice and what's happening. where are the gaps? >> stanford school of design helps districts make changes. >> we walk folks through, and take what you saw, what you have learned, turn that into insight. >> she says it starts with ability to understand others. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> the warriors clenched a playoff spot. >> they have and need more than basketball. basketball. >> the pledge taken to fight what will you do?ctric nissan leaf... ♪ how far will you go? ♪ how much will you see? ♪ e

my friend, the great willie brown, - in san francisco. - was born in minneola. - so your the fifth - [ron] \and any of them - first black mayor. - [ron] could have done it. but my like my sisters and so many others, because of jim crow, we exported talent for too long. it's relevant to where we are now. i remind people, my story of where i am now is a story of what texas can be. because when i was a little kid in east austin, working with my mother's twin brother at the sheraton crest as a bus boy, and at the cherried inn, all those white people i worked at looked at me and they saw a bus boy. because that's all they were supposed to see. nobody asked me what i wanted to be. nobody knew what was in my heart. now you think about, this is a manifestation of what a special country we are. in one generation, i went from being that kid, to being secretary of state in the state that wouldn't let my parents vote, to being elected mayor of dallas, to serving in this cabinet. i remind people now, you make a huge mistake if we think that all these young, brown, new immigrant faces that are mow

she's not sure that made her the most popular kid at willie brown middle school. >> if we say we wantedgn environments and curriculum for students, it's valuable to have the perspective of a student. >> explain what they're talking about so we can get it right in our heads. >> the superintendent isn't the only one doing this. nearly 100 administrators from the district will be shadowing students. these are people who don't spend time in the classroom, but the information will be of great value to the district and to stanford. >> then, at the end, yes, we'll compare notes and have a, look at the best practice and what's happening. where are the gaps? >> stanford school of design helps districts make changes. >> we walk folks through, and take what you saw, what you have learned, turn that into insight. >> she says it starts with ability to understand others. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> the warriors clenched a playoff spot. >> they have and need more than basketball. >> the pledge taken to fight . >>> another lawsuit targeting warriors new arena. mission bay alliance says the city di

up to one and 75 if we get in length let me put that in prospective south bay marina a modern willie brown, jr. has 36 feet and provided one finger dock per boat the footprint that did marina developers are proposing is gigantic the kobe coffee shop on the city forefront is simply several times smaller and yet the developers are proposing to convert most of the blast into a luxury marina we've continued the public each and have almost a thousand signatures asking tida to restart the public use assessment of the code and starting a facebook caption our most recently post reached 20 i thousand people if the marina area and the sierra club they looked at this proposal and issued a proposal condemning the mega where shall and asking you to look at this this is the official position of sierra club we've also been engaged with the ac d.c. commissioners present 3 time and can actual from the the 101 meetings they've not been received finally we take into account at the 2 it million dollars cal boating loan the developers took out with our endorsement and saw a series of issues and asked state of

this is my son, in october, with willie brown's daughter shaking her hand and former mayor willie brown'smentorship program. as i mentioned before he was in the star-rise program and chosen by san francisco city college and written a letter, an essay -- baltimore flies in april 24th to interview me and a couple of the other mothers. this story will be traveling all over the nation from the chicago times, new york times and l.a. times, this is an issue that should have been addressed many years ago. you are running off the slogan "black lives matter." it's unfortunate that these children's cases, the majority have been unsolved and you are giving plaques to another nationalities and praising them and the abandonment of these mothers, you don't know the grief and pain, you know? i hear, and you give awards and you acknowledge so-called leaders, but [ inaudible ] not one mother to stand. you know, you are playing games. we really need some leaders that care enough about these mothers to the point that you call and check on them. i'm grieving, but i call and check on these mothers, because it

has inherited everything that has started a long time ago with dianne feinstein, frank jordan, willie brown and with gavin newsom. all of this predecessors, none of us effectively dealt with homelessness. it's only gotten worse. if you are standing there and you are on the job, whatever happens at the time you are on the job, you get blamed for. >> he has been in office for six years, so at what point does is administration own the responsibility to deal with these issues? >> it will be his successor that has that responsibility.>> that is an interesting trend in american politics, everybody implements programs that go in effect two to three years down the line and somebody else has it.>>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning, i'm phil mati. i' >>> welcome back to kpix 5 news and good morning, and happy easter. >>> with a lot to get to in the next 30 minutes. >> including the presidential race which is heating up, and important primary ahead, and some of these candidates are getting very nasty. >> we will talk to the political insiders to see if anything is off-limits. >

gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a bridge named after them former mayor willie brownhank you. >> (clapping.) supervisor scott wiener the board of supervisors he's here today to join us been a great supporter of the education and the open space for the youth to be more to be successful i've got two great 3 great city college treasure troves 4 oh, my gosh all 4 of them and the president of the our city college treasure troves thank you for being here he's on the field with us making good tackles and he's making sure that our city college is lead properly making sure that we got our accreditation and restored by many years thank you treasure trove interpreter and selby thank you treaty simulating but for being here interpret trustee randolph and recessing do uo is hereby they're very presence 31 they understand what a championship team is and a championship city college is as well i have the privilege of also recognizing that the 49s are here to join us and i think that this gentleman who is part of 4 49ers marcus coming e on in and down we have to have shouome ren the h

this is my son, in october, with willie brown's daughter shaking her hand and former mayor willie brown'smentorship program. as i mentioned before he was in the star-rise program and chosen by san francisco city college and written a letter, an essay -- baltimore flies in april 24th to interview me and a couple of the other mothers. this story will be traveling all over the nation from the chicago times, new york times and l.a. times, this is an issue that should have been addressed many years ago. you are running off the slogan "black lives matter." it's unfortunate that these children's cases, the majority have been unsolved and you are giving plaques to another nationalities and praising them and the abandonment of these mothers, you don't know the grief and pain, you know? i hear, and you give awards and you acknowledge so-called leaders, but [ inaudible ] not one mother to stand. you know, you are playing games. we really need some leaders that care enough about these mothers to the point that you call and check on them. i'm grieving, but i call and check on these mothers, because it

he sat down with mayor willie brown and political analyst melissa came and asked can we go -- cain and asked can we get any more crazy? >> i can't even say it but we are on a family-friendly show. >> i've been to lots and lots of debates but we would never drop to that level. we wouldn't dare. we would be run out of the country if not prosecuted for some form of discussed. in this case, it's elevated to the level of presidential determination. >> or dropped down to the level . this is where the presidential race has gone. >> but that crowd, it's elevation. >> they were screaming, yelling. it was amazing. >> at the same debate between the republicans after they were calling each other liars,?, con artist's, and every innuendo, they said by the way whoever wins here, we will support. >> that was a really big shock. i thought one would say i'm not supporting that candidate. >> remember, they said we will only support that candidate because bernie sanders and hillary clinton are worse. can you imagine that? >> but even bernie sanders- hillary clinton where he is saying you are a tool of wa

reporter: veronica, you know, san francisco mayors whether it's dianne feinstein, gavin newsom, willie brown, they have been larger than life. and it's been quite an entertainment watching them. we have a new game in town. it's called where's mayor ed lee? kind of like where's waldo? here's the story. >> thank you. we heard you. we heard you. >> reporter: in case you haven't noticed, san francisco's mayor ed lee hasn't been seen much publicly since his fiery swearing-in. [ chanting ] >> reporter: and when the mayor does appear in public, often as not it's a small controlled setting like this downtown streets team event. >> nice to meet you sir. >> good morning, everyone. >> reporter: a far cry from his reception at last month's king day event. [ chanting ] >> reporter: since then, however, more and more people have been wondering, where is ed? [ laughter ] >> the mayor has to be in the streets. >> smile. >> reporter: a check of the mayor's daily schedules for march shows that he was either out of town or conducting meetings at city hall 28 days out of the month. in february, 23 out of 29 day

jackson list of accomplishment have been honored and recognized by mayor frank going forward and willie brown epa federal woman's program and the san francisco magazine and many others and whereas the communities was near and dear to my heart and until her last day dr. espanola jackson continued to speak about issues effecting the public her legacy will impact the lives of those grateful for for her countless endeavors therefore, be it resolved this commission hereby honor the life of dpraeks will be remembered as a tireless leader within the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> if it is okay. can we open up with sam murphy and introduce shirley and gwen. >> exclusively. >> whereas hello. >> (laughter). i'm sam murphy i'm samuel i work to the san francisco utilities commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner moran you knew h

up to one and 75 if we get in length let me put that in prospective south bay marina a modern willie brown, jr. has 36 feet and provided one finger dock per boat the footprint that did marina developers are proposing is gigantic the kobe coffee shop on the city forefront is simply several times smaller and yet the developers are proposing to convert most of the blast into a luxury marina we've continued the public each and have almost a thousand signatures asking tida to restart the public use assessment of the code and starting a facebook caption our most recently post reached 20 i thousand people if the marina area and the sierra club they looked at this proposal and issued a proposal condemning the mega where shall and asking you to look at this this is the official position of sierra club we've also been engaged with the ac d.c. commissioners present 3 time and can actual from the the 101 meetings they've not been received finally we take into account at the 2 it million dollars cal boating loan the developers took out with our endorsement and saw a series of issues and asked state of

trying to move it forward since 1999 when we persuaded muni or the mayor i should say at the time, willie browno direct muni to work with the community to restore the building as a community center. our focus has been over the years to focus on the youth and the neighborhood because as rec park leaders told us when they joined us in the partnership in 2003, that that was what was needed, a new way of dealing with recreation, after school programs for youth and that's what the department hadn't been able to achieve and district 11 of course is the perfect place to experiment with things like that and we've been partnering with the rec park department as they've explained earlier towards getting this thing going, getting it started, getting it operating, and this phased approach is something that is working and we need to continue to make that work, hopefully the mayor will be bemind us sooner -- behind us sooner or later, thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisor, asha from district 11, i want to support this, [inaudible] this important institution, as well as

up to one and 75 if we get in length let me put that in prospective south bay marina a modern willie brown jr. has 36 feet and provided one finger dock per boat the footprint that did marina developers are proposing is gigantic the kobe coffee shop on the city forefront is simply several times smaller and yet the developers are proposing to convert most of the blast into a luxury marina we've continued the public each and have almost a thousand signatures asking tida to restart the public use assessment of the code and starting a facebook caption our most recently post reached 20 i thousand people if the marina area and the sierra club they looked at this proposal and issued a proposal condemning the mega where shall and asking you to look at this this is the official position of sierra club we've also been engaged with the ac d.c. commissioners present 3 time and can actual from the the 101 meetings they've not been received finally we take into account at the 2 it million dollars cal boating loan the developers took out with our endorsement and saw a series of issues and asked state of c

given the pied piper of instead of hesitate take the over 5 thousand students in the last 8 years willie brown academy and sunny side and fairmont and el dorado middle school and carve and betsey carmichael k through 8 a prolific songwriter that involve the students in meaningful expressions they would reminder remember their whole lives i'd like to read the names the songs that peter sometimes has written on the years specifically for the students of stanford university performing arts classes the title they speaks for itself parts of speech the noun song the verb song the preemption song and sin anonymous that's how you make a sentence the vowel song andes you will the thump song and place values balance in life the philippines natural carnivores and obama volunteers the reflection on hitter, branches of governments, golden gate for the 75 anniversary the golden gate bridge and one hundred years for cleveland citizen neglect ceremonies and kindness and the weather the order of operations odd or even, education can happen anywhere the story of abraham lincoln the last farewell the stories of

given the pied piper of instead of hesitate take the over 5 thousand students in the last 8 years willie brown academy and sunny side and fairmont and el dorado middle school and carve and betsey carmichael k through 8 a prolific songwriter that involve the students in meaningful expressions they would reminder remember their whole lives i'd like to read the names the songs that peter sometimes has written on the years specifically for the students of stanford university performing arts classes the title they speaks for itself parts of speech the noun song the verb song the preemption song and sin anonymous that's how you make a sentence the vowel song andes you will the thump song and place values balance in life the philippines natural carnivores and obama volunteers the reflection on hitter, branches of governments, golden gate for the 75 anniversary the golden gate bridge and one hundred years for cleveland citizen neglect ceremonies and kindness and the weather the order of operations odd or even, education can happen anywhere the story of abraham lincoln the last farewell the stories of

there since third grade not in 8 grade and beyond ready for hill identification enrolled from go willie brown, jr. nevada any mother suffered a leveragi life-changing stroke he critique at tech i am glad i have caring adults in particular my city hall counselor on a weekly basis meet up with the counselor and she helped me through stress with art i know that any kid can come to the counseling department and get as much help as needed i'm a student at tech can and tena correspondent be prouder about that i love. >> i've been going to theodore roosevelt abstinence - it is a wonderful friendly experience it encourages students to find out what they're passion it includes the virtual arts and dance and music it helps to shape wheno im and ms. sharp the music teacher has helped me i know what i want to pursue and in addition, we have teachers with pe teachers assistants is program where students tutor others students such obamacare test papers this develops social skills and maturity we have pe as well and encourage an open doors to many students who want to join the sport team for example, our su

jackson list of accomplishment have been honored and recognized by mayor frank going forward and willie brown, jr. the u.s. epa federal woman's program and the san francisco magazine and many others and whereas the communities was near and dear to my heart and until her last day dr. espanola jackson continued to speak about issues effecting the public her legacy will impact the lives of those grateful for for her countless endeavors therefore, be it resolved this commission hereby honor the life of dpraeks will be remembered as a tireless leader within the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> if it is okay. can we open up with sam murphy and introduce shirley and gwen. >> exclusively. >> whereas hello. >> (laughter). i'm sam murphy i'm samuel i work to the san francisco utilities commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner mo

gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a bridge named after them former mayor willie brown thank you. >> (clapping.) supervisor scott wiener the board of supervisors he's here today to join us been a great supporter of the education and the open space for the youth to be more to be successful i've got two great 3 great city college treasure troves 4 oh, my gosh all 4 of them and the president of the our city college treasure troves thank you for being here he's on the field with us making good tackles and he's making sure that our city college is lead properly making sure that we got our accreditation and restored by many years thank you treasure trove interpreter and selby thank you treaty simulating but for being here interpret trustee randolph and recessing do uo is hereby they're very presence 31 they understand what a championship team is and a championship city college is as well i have the privilege of also recognizing that the 49s are here to join us and i think that this gentleman who is part of 4 49ers marcus coming e on in and down we have to have shouome ren the

mentored by willie brown. i want you to know what's going on with our boys being shot down. you don't have to wait a process for a case to be solved when that white woman's case was solved in 2 weeks. don't try to put this pressure on us and tell us that we are supposed to wait. it's talking about circumstantial evidence. black lives don't matter. i'm not waiting on you. i'm going to do something about my son being murdered. i'm going to do manage about it. i'm sure you want to do the right thing and put it in place for all these children that don't have a reward in place when they are shot down because we realize you say that they put this here. they found the worst dog gone pictures. you found the worse picture that you could find of my son when he was 15 years old. what about when he died in his uniform at benihanas that night. so this is the reason why you don't have the rewards now because you say they are all gangsters. if they are gangsters, why are you not calling on the rico act and st putting the sensors on the cars. it's all about gangsters and bringing the fbi an

because the sfpuc as it stands today was really formed in 1996 i was alive and kicking and so was willie brown so today, i'm asking the commissioners and i guess they're giving me, too minutes i need a half an hour actually please evaluate the pipes the drinking pipes that come t homes in our general our public housing right now because they have been adversely impacts impacted for years and no one is speaking to it i wrote about it i tried to address it but we don't have the money and whatever but we do have the mon money. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comments on item number 5 communications? hearing none, next item, please. >> other commission business. >> commissioners? business? >> hearing none, next item, please. >> item 7 report of general manager. >> good afternoon, commissioners my first update on the drought steve richie. >> can i have the slides steve richie general manager so far water under the start with the statewide information a slide i've shown at different times the state of the states reservoirs in january of 2015 and the not the blue bars are well, do you

mentored by willie brown. i want you to know what's going on with our boys being shot down. you don't have to wait a process for a case to be solved when that white woman's case was solved in 2 weeks. don't try to put this pressure on us and tell us that we are supposed to wait. it's talking about circumstantial evidence. black lives don't matter. i'm not waiting on you. i'm going to do something about my son being murdered. i'm going to do manage about it. i'm sure you want to do the right thing and put it in place for all these children that don't have a reward in place when they are shot down because we realize you say that they put this here. they found the worst dog gone pictures. you found the worse picture that you could find of my son when he was 15 years old. what about when he died in his uniform at benihanas that night. so this is the reason why you don't have the rewards now because you say they are all gangsters. if they are gangsters, why are you not calling on the rico act and start putting the sensors on the cars. it's all about gangsters and bringing the fbi

and the only contributions i'm aware of is the willie brown article in the chronicle before the election about how a hotel -- he watched the developers go downstairs and supposedly contribute $1.2 million. but that must have been to a super pac fund and not to mayor lee. and the other contribution i'm kind of aware is the fda taping lee's aknowledging taking $20,000 from the fbi. after being professionally laundered. anyway, mayor lee is very presidential. he reminds me of reagan, reagan fired flight controllers, and muni drivers after they got $0.25 had to pay $25 to park in a muni yard for their shift. white house solar panels came down under president reagan and mayor lee didn't sign clear until pg&e and puc bad press. [speaker not understood] trickle down to the poor. we need a new direction. thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public that would like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ] madam clerk, can we go to the without reference to committee items please. >> items 25-30, are being considered fo

mentored by willie brown. i want you to know what's going on with our boys being shot down. you don't have to wait a process for a case to be solved when that white woman's case was solved in 2 weeks. don't try to put this pressure on us and tell us that we are supposed to wait. it's talking about circumstantial evidence. black lives don't matter. i'm not waiting on you. i'm going to do something about my son being murdered. i'm going to do manage about it. i'm sure you want to do the right thing and put it in place for all these children that don't have a reward in place when they are shot down because we realize you say that they put this here. they found the worst dog gone pictures. you found the worse picture that you could find of my son when he was 15 years old. what about when he died in his uniform at benihanas that night. so this is the reason why you don't have the rewards now because you say they are all gangsters. if they are gangsters, why are you not calling on the rico act and start putting the sensors on the cars. it's all about gangsters and bringing the fbi

jackson list of accomplishment have been honored and recognized by mayor frank going forward and willie brown, jr. the u.s. epa federal woman's program and the san francisco magazine and many others and whereas the communities was near and dear to my heart and until her last day dr. espanola jackson continued to speak about issues effecting the public her legacy will impact the lives of those grateful for for her countless endeavors therefore, be it resolved this commission hereby honor the life of dpraeks will be remembered as a tireless leader within the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> if it is okay. can we open up with sam murphy and introduce shirley and gwen. >> exclusively. >> whereas hello. >> (laughter). i'm sam murphy i'm samuel i work to the san francisco utilities commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner mo

and the only contributions i'm aware of is the willie brown article in the chronicle before the election about how a hotel -- he watched the developers go downstairs and supposedly contribute $1.2 million. but that must have been to a super pac fund and not to mayor lee. and the other contribution i'm kind of aware is the fda taping lee's aknowledging taking $20,000 from the fbi. after being professionally laundered. anyway, mayor lee is very presidential. he reminds me of reagan, reagan fired flight controllers, and muni drivers after they got $0.25 had to pay $25 to park in a muni yard for their shift. white house solar panels came down under president reagan and mayor lee didn't sign clear until pg&e and puc bad press. [speaker not understood] trickle down to the poor. we need a new direction. thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public that would like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ] madam clerk, can we go to the without reference to committee items please. >> items 25-30, are being considered fo

rethinking and reassessing the threats as opposed to firing multiple round 2, 3, 4 former mayor willie brown we last weearned about th decision making model it is someo something that officers do but not explain what they did i put on the it's called the overhead there is a picture of the model where officers are asked to collect information what kind of situation are they going to assess the information and assess the threat level of the situation a person with a knife or gun a person in crisis is that a domestic violence all that information is taken in by the officer the officer assess that information and once they their on the line they have to decide policy you know is this threat is that a shoot or a not shoot decision to make knowing their responsiby're res firing orders and responsible for every round needs to be accountable for ever shot and be able to explain and articulate what we did what they did a policy consideration i mean this sounds like a lot - but it can happen this thinking this quickly thinking can go fast like riding a beautificycle our but as you get experience with

. >> i'm a teacher at willie l. browniddle school and the reason i'm experienced i'll not say this in joo 1 you know don't do math i was the president of lowell high school i found an article doing a write-up of a teacher and blag students that was causing a lot of drama at lowell to that point i came to the board by e when i was 17 and now look at if ten or 11 or 12 years later still with the problems and so forget by my experiences i want you to to listen to the beautiful young women that spoke the truth they're the people entrenched in this now and as great as the old people are i'm part of the old people making sure the kids that present at lowell are happy to walk across the stage to represent 101 eucalyptus drive. >> i appreciate no matter how old michelle is i was here teacher i'm in support of condolences o comes okay for 10 and 11 years old i saw people stand how many of the sfusd students spoke passionately will you but not here to speak to sloorld i was a teacher and student at lowell i was never told to be pro

trying to move it forward since 1999 when we persuaded muni or the mayor i should say at the time, willie brown to direct muni to work with the community to restore the building as a community center. our focus has been over the years to focus on the youth and the neighborhood because as rec park leaders told us when they joined us in the partnership in 2003, that that was what was needed, a new way of dealing with recreation, after school programs for youth and that's what the department hadn't been able to achieve and district 11 of course is the perfect place to experiment with things like that and we've been partnering with the rec park department as they've explained earlier towards getting this thing going, getting it started, getting it operating, and this phased approach is something that is working and we need to continue to make that work, hopefully the mayor will be bemind us sooner -- behind us sooner or later, thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisor, asha from district 11, i want to support this, [inaudible] this important institution, as well a

mind 1968 when the students marched from poly how about the cannabis the schools 197 will 9 are willie l. brownjr. lead the sool board we're talking about 60 years the district has innovate addressed those issues as you talk about the budget process and the high school merging into john o'connor as part of the school site in 2002 we had a letter to john o'connor when our shutting down coastline your e cigarettes a message that will not, helpful to those communicates so really needs to see the schools as anchored in the tradition as communities and to make sure that all of our decisions and terms of wubts bubtsz a budgets will be addressed i'll open up to comments or questions from the board. >> commissioner norton. >> i had a question about the score cards and i feel like we do this we do this to show our sort of beans and our major one target and never see a couple of years later a year or two later how we the against the goals we want to understand this so this is where we are today, the baseline where we are. >> yes. >> and year one as of this school year or actually see where we did against

mind 1968 when the students marched from poly how about the cannabis the schools 197 will 9 are willie l. brownjr. lead the school board we're talking about 60 years the district has innovate addressed those issues as you talk about the budget process and the high school merging into john o'connor as part of the school site in 2002 we had a letter to john o'connor when our shutting down coastline your e cigarettes a message that will not, helpful to those communicates so really needs to see the schools as anchored in the tradition as communities and to make sure that all of our decisions and terms of wubts bubtsz a budgets will be addressed i'll open up to comments or questions from the board. >> commissioner norton. >> i had a question about the score cards and i feel like we do this we do this to show our sort of beans and our major one target and never see a couple of years later a year or two later how we the against the goals we want to understand this so this is where we are today, the baseline where we are. >> yes. >> and year one as of this school year or actually see where we did again