wynns and mr. walton thank you that's 6 i's. >> thank you very much. next is testimony q the proposals p there are 0 none our board proposals first reading none together and s board members from the standing committee and then board delegates to the membership and than all other reports we'll start with the curriculum and program committee mr. haney and guarantee great so we had a curriculum committee meeting last night the first for commissioner shamann walton and we had one on the preoccupyness of tv movies dollars a substitute motion some clarification other than languages language around what specifically we're directing staff to do sunlight as a result of this resolution generally positive feel from the committee members we moved the resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation and had 3 informational items the ferries was an update on the s back spring testing we heard about the plans that is in place and the timeline and the resources that are available to educators to schools and to us and parents about the s back testing there's

wynns arrest planning department and dr. murase. >> item p. consent calendar resolution for immediate action there are none tonight and item q for the first reading 5 minutes will be given for public comment under this item let's see authorization to grant or in the alternative to grant the academy charter school and also authorization inform grant or an alternative to deny the petition for kip charter school let's see i need a month to month to refer to the budget and curriculum committee. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you very much we have one person signed up for this item one minute. >> okay good evening commissioner president murase and commissioners superintendent carranza and district leadership team we're honored to be part of the school district and happen will be the work offer the last decade and sincerely not only when we're aligned in our goals but working on champs today, i'm excited to submit the renewals for the academy and the kip san francisco bay area academy we work through both the curriculum and budget committee in the

. >> commissioner wynns. >> i really want to ask a followup question about that wonderful opportunity for our students what are redoing to get the schools organized to get the students to come because that's the way we're going to get most of them. >> thank you commissioner wynns so we have going to disseminate the informs as widely as possible monday is a holiday for us to organizing the students on a holiday is not possible so we think that based on some of the work that's been done in a similar vein in new york we're going to actually get quite a bit of student interest. >> commissioner walton. >> also commissioner wynns a lot of the cb l organizations have spread the word we have a lot of people working together to try to organize trips for streets in the district as well to go see the movie the burden is not only button the district. >> symthere should be articles i didn't know there's curriculum toy ins so people low the teachers will have the information. >> yeah. once the website is launched tomorrow there will be lots of researchers for the website. >> and i appreciate that t

commissioner wynns. >> i have a couple questions. the first one is where it says enrollment update --. >> you had me print out (inaudible). >> can you speak into the mic? >> i'm sorry, i'm not understanding what you are saying. >> the way the graph, if you look at the slide now on the screen. >> yeah. >> then you should see data there where you see series 1 and series 2. that's just the way the printer printed it out. >> i'm sorry, i don't know what you mean by that. i see that there are two bars. what are they, what is series 1 and what is series 2? i'm not saying i can't see it, i'm not saying i don't have the data, there's no explanation as to what it is. >> one represents the actual raw number and one represents the percentage. >> represents what? >> the percentage next to it. it's not the best way to format it. >> okay, we can talk about that later. i was wondering if we were -- but it didn't make sense when i saw it. what it looked like it meant was kids who applied by last friday and ones who applied since then but that doesn'

wynn is a casino operator. 30% in las vegas and 70% in wynn. they've struggled really the last couple quarters. down 40% in the stock. an anti-corruption campaign in china that hurt near term results. they pay a 4% yield and a special dividend in the last six years and we think they'll pay another dividend yield at the end of the year usually between $1 and $8. usually between 5% and 10% for wynn resorts. >> next a pick in the energy sector for a conservative investor you say. some people say oneoak and others say one oak. >> a 5.5% yield. they move natural gas liquids all over the country, well run. they get paid for moving the product. so they have some commodity exposure but we think the dividend is very secure and a way to play energy and get a 5% yield. >> continental resources is your third pick. more famous lately for the divorce of ceo and founder. >> yeah, you know, it's a riskier play. this is really a play on the commodity price itself. this stock was at 80. it's gone down to 30. it's about 43 or so in change today. if you believe th

wynns mr. walton and dr. murase 6 i's. >> thank you before i call the next item i'd like to remind members of the public if by the wish to address the board of education complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and present to the assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board please get our card in and next the presentation inform the board of education superintendent carranza. >> good evening, everyone boone notches so yesterday, i had the honor of convening with mayor ed lee and our ceo of the foundation fred blackwell on the submitted on men and boys of color those are our children of color launched but the city and the san francisco unified school district into the my brothers keepers challenge we defined what that will be as a difference set of stakeholders in san francisco and have a clear understanding the data strategies while understanding the need for alignment and took our first steps for the aligned areas i'm very, very happen that a group of over one hundr

>> hey, melissa, for those who like to, wynn resorts said they are extended steve wynn's contract toer 2022. he would be 80 years old at that time. also, they are cutting his base pay from 4 million a year to 2.5 million a year, boy national, will hurt,able finally the new aircraft time sharing agreement will provide he'll reimburse the company for certain expenses for any of his personal use of the company aircraft. wynn, by the way, took delivery of the very first g-650 off the line. however, the company is providing him with a $250,000 credit per calendar year to offset his reimbursement obligations. by the way, shares down. i think you saw it on the gdp news. >> thanks, jane wells. the smallest violin in the world is playing for steve wynn right now. what's the trade on the casinos? >> stay put. wait to see how macaw turns around. get the pure macaw play, not wynn. >> love that play. jane wells is the answer. >> i hope jane is listening. no, no, no. when it comes for casinos, would you opt for a u.s.-centric casino play? >> the macaw name has gotten beaten up. wynn held 140 a num

wynns and president fewer. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much so we've already done the next two items which one is withdrawn and item n and consent calendar there's none tonight we're ready to item organization to vote on the consent calendar. >> thank you mr. haney ms. maufas percent ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes except on item 1 and 9 i need more information. >> k one and k-9. >> yes. >> thank you dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns president fewer thank you very much. >> this is item t consent calendar resolutions severed for board any action we don't have any q first reading i see none that is the boards member proposal may i have is a motion and second please for the appropriate use of movies and television in the classroom motion and second please. second. >> the matrix. >> anyone want to second. >> thank you very much 24 will be referred to the curriculum and program committee this is interesting. >> all right. this is board members report may i have it report of the committee on december 2nd commissioner murase. >> so on december 2nd the committee as a whole met on one information

. >> commissioner wynns. >> sure the select committee met one item on the agenda an update on the willie brown middle school and honestly the update was very much essentially the same with a little further update as the report we had at the committee of the whole meeting, however the update since that time was about the request for enrollment that is pro tem, in fact, 2 hundred and 16 i'm winging this in other words, more than the capacity of the grade which is 2 hundred and more than one hundred and 60 of them one hundred and 50 of them were first choices that's really encouraging and just for information for the board the good news is that some of those were the result of the walking we did in the neighborhood and got some people to apply, in fact we've got some to apply and make it their first choice maybe good for us but not good for willie brown i want to thank the staff for the green go presentation and informed the select committee of the supervisors were interested this was the last meeting for supervisor avalos and supervisor campos and supervisor yee will be joining the committ

. >> commissioner wynns. >> so sorry it's great to get the update of such it is very important to me like everyone else trembling disappointed to hear about the students aware of the hiv and aids over this education and i remember when we were all working very, very hard to make sure that we developed a curriculum how it plays and make sure they got it i actually went and made presentations at the health conferences around the presentation those tonight have highlight for all of us in a growing kind of tension we have between the time that we will have in the school and the resources we'll like to include and the instruction go forward to i'm asking that we since we're not going to resolve the issue tonight or this year i - while we have to work on that i'll also is the two things are a two proengd strategy to reverse and make it is important enough that it is more ubiquitous the instruction it something that all students are aware of all the time so we need to find out what kind of professional developments for all the teachers and administrators said how important this see we recog

special thanks to commissioner fewer commissioner hayen, commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell, commissioner wynns who knocked on doors in the community and walked through the community and encouraged families to consider willie brown middle school. there is a quick enrollment update. we have 218

wynn jr., fourth circuit judge of the united states court of appeals. judge wynn is from north carolina and served as an associate justice for the north carolina court of appeals and the north carolina supreme court before his u.s. court of appeals nomination by president barack obama in 2009. wynn was confirmed by the senate the following year. judge wynn is congressman butterfield's friend and former law partner. ladies and gentlemen the honorable james a. wynn jr. [applause] >> to the distinguished members of the congressional black caucus, i want to tell you this is an especially pleasure for me and i tell you this, senator clyburn, as you know as a historian, that it wasn't brown vs. board of education that was the most important decision for us in 1954. nor was it the civil rights act of 1965. nor the voting rights act of 1965. nor even the election of our esteemed president in 2008. the most significant date in the event in the history of african-americans in this country was the abolit

. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you for the audit not only is it remarkable i brag on it everywhere about our clean audits i've seen many are were not those are extraordinary as rocketed it's unusual for a public agency of our complexity and the size of our budget to be clean so i want to thank everyone that worked on it i know how much work it is it's easier to understand than in the past i thank you for that he, of course add my thanks to joe particularly for the fine work over the years i appreciate it will very much thank you. >> i want to - did you have a quick comment? commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell >> thank you. i that that's - this is really great we're able to continue to have clean audits considering challenges over the many years it speaks to the commitment and the fiscal responsibility we've undertaken and particularly under our leadership joe i want to wish you a lot of health and prosperity as you move on tuesday for your our leadership and support throughout the years to insure the district is maintained it's clean audit and great reputation. >> i want to thank the au

. >> president fewer and commissioner wynns and with a cohort of certified teachers but the superintendent i would suggest that we would do something to sort of capitalize on all the expertise and knowledge that we have in our national board certificate teachers do get all of them together and meet each other and see how he can work together collectively to active support each other and the nurse teachers the teachers that want to also become national board certified maybe a gathering where everyone. >> we'll send you an invitation with our grant we've been able to create a n b connect to bring our teachers together to advance the leadership so you'll be on our invitation list and that's great. >> commissioner wynns i want to add my congratulations i know how hard you work all the time and how hard is or it is to achieve this certification we appreciate it is a representation of your commitment to our schools and district thank you very much. >> go celebrate thank you for coming and thank you for everything. >> congratulations thank you very much (clapping.) the next item on the agenda is

wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> excuse me. me commissioner president murase may i ask to be sent the individual scorecards so the spring proposed one and also the revised one we just approved. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much i'll request you send it to all the board members the link to the scorecard thank you very much. >> thank you next item is m discussion of other educational issues we have a presentation update on sfusd health education a program and 20 public speakers so i ask if you're here for public comment try not to repeat what's before brought to the board and i'll pass to superintendent carranza. >> thank you commissioner president murase so i want to remind us this is an important presentation we want to thank the committee for coming back to do the presentation i'd like to invite kevin and kim to lead the presentation. >> good evening commissioner president murase and superintendent carranza and commissioners the bruvengs i'm kevin truit the social superintendant we're here to give a health education annual

wynns thank you, president fewer ms. sonata and mr. chin thank you. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance thank you and now this is item a approval of board minnesota e minutes may have the regular prevail the minutes. >> approval. >> thank you, ms. son at mr. chin mr. haney ms. maufas ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns and president fewer 6 i's. >> i'm so happy. >> 6 i's now this is item b presentation to the board of education superintendent support. >> thank you, president fewer before i give my thoughts for the evening i want to announce we're withdrawing item m the update on the san francisco police department memorandum of understanding with the board of education and i'll cocky want the record to red light thank you for the song that's the way we roll in san francisco good evening people get excited about the last meeting of the school year of the calendar year sorry not the school year. >> so ladies and gentlemen last week, we celebrate the inclusive schools week with a successful kickoff open the ste

wynn and mr. gwen we have the government on one side as part of the process an we have the private sector as part of the process as well. what are the contributions of the private sector to the integration? >> my brief mr. chairman is that the industry is going to bring the lions share of the technology solutions as it should. companies like 3d robotics at the end of the day, they are constructing the devices, they are developing the software not just directly in the industry the micro processor speeds are getting faster et cetera,et. so this was really the spirit of my testimony was industry should really be doing the lion share of this. we should be proving the concepts to the satisfaction of the regulators in this r and d process. >> thank you. anything to add? >> not to give a specific example, i course these companies are integrating and innovating these advanced technologies such as sense and avoid and geofencing and return to home technology but to give a specific example of what 3d robotic

. >> thank you very much let's see commissioner wynns severed one. >> thank you okay.this is a $77,000 item collective invention we're going to pay them the money i'm skrndz about that more than that that is the organization we used for facilitating the vision but there's a difference between mr. haney and strategic implementation and i honestly would have liked some discussion someone talking to us before the strategic implementation what the plan would be and if this is the group that you think should facilitate this i have a lot of concern about somebody saying we're going to pay this group for two years in the current year i'm - i don't want to be unkind i have no basis on which to be convinced that is the right way. >> district responded to commissioner wynns. >> we have the district garden here representing the district. >> i think there's an error in the correction sheet. >> that's what the discretion is jetting son sat there and said the whole correction will will be paid and that's a public record. >> yeah. through the end of this focus year we've been working

. >> commissioner wynns. >> i just wanted to say that we still need to be doing outreach to students because we know that we don't -- i mean the fact we have so many first choices is fantastic. that is something that i'm going to guess no school in the southeast part of school can say forever since we've had these choices and that is testament to everybody's work, notably yours. but, you know, just like any college or anybody else, you -- i always hated this term, but there's a yield and you know, we're pretty close to the number, so we're going to need people. we're going to need people and be so happy to have people clamoring to get in but there are some kids who get in who are not going to come so we still have to do outreach and we particularly have to do it because one of our issues is that this is a neighborhood where there's a high percentage of people who don't participate in the first round. so we still need to do outreach for them and i'm volunteering. i will help. thank you. >> well, seeing no other -- commissioner mendoza -- seeing no other comments or questions, congratu

i think really you should stay out of wynn. >> these mlp structures. guys today say they're cutting the div. very interesting. talk about tax selling. a lot of these guys are worth looking at. >> there is an analyst saying synaptics lost to another company. these are tough, these supply chain names for mobile. i tend to avoid them. they are the last ones to see problems coming. the eoms can cut them out at any time. i would avoid them. >> drop for tesla. >> i am a seller. this stock is priced to perfection here. i think there is a lot of competition coming down the pike. this stock is priced like this their is no competition. lot off execution risk. >> watch out tesla. time for some financial fitness. 2015 is officially under way now and we want to make sure the traders got in shape with some resolutions for trading in the new year. let's go around the horn. dave, start with you. >> i'm in a scenario where volatility is going to pick up. i'm not an owner. i think you made the easy money over the past couple years buying basically anything and watching

wynn jr. fourth circuit judge of the united states court of appeals. judge wynn is from from north carolina and served as an associate judge for the north carolina court of appeals and the north carolina supreme court before his u.s. court of appeals nomination by president barack obama in 2009. wynn was confirmed by the senate the following year. judge wynn is congressman butterfield's friend and former law partner. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable james a. wynn jr. [applause] >> to the distinguished members of the congressional black caucus, i want to tell you this is a special pleasure for me. and i'll tell you this senator clyburn as you know, as a historian that it wasn't brown v. board of education that was the most important decision of 1954 nor was it the civil rights act of 1964 nor the voting rights act of 1965 nor even the election of our esteemed president in 2008. the most significant date and event in the history of african-americans in th country was the abolition of slavery

wynn, thank you for your work. i want to echo the comments made by the chairman, and some of my colleagues about the concerns about the rulemaking, and somebody made a comment about the proposed notice of proposed rulemaking is expected. so we're encouraged to hear that news. i sent a letter to secretary foxx, joined by several colleagues, concern about the timeline. of course we want this to be done right and don't want to jeopardize safety but we're concerned about not only work force development and those challenges of recruiting people into this industry if we don't have the certainty but also for the new companies attracting private investment. mr. wynne have you noticed particular challenge because of the lack of certainty in attracting venture capital to the industry? >> absolutely, ma'am. thank you for the question. there's -- if i'm investing money in a project like this, i want to know what the go to market strategy is, what the return on investment is. if i don't know when i can fly and when i can pursue

today's fourth witness is brian wynn. mr. wynn formally served as the president of the electric drive transportation association, ceo of the association for automatic identification and mobility and held a leadership role at the transportation society of america. mr. wynn received a bachelor degree from the university of scranton, a master's degree from at johns hopkins university and was a full bright scholar. testifying fifth today will be mr. colin grin, chief revenue officer of north america's largest personal drone company. he's the cofounder and former ceo of dji north america and has been featured on 60 minutes, fox and in tech crunch. before working here, mr. grin founded a company that specialized in producing marketing materials for luxury home builders. he received his bachelor's degree from university of texas at austin. our final witness is dr. john hansman, the professor of aeronautics at m.i.t. where he leads the humans and automation division and serves as director of the mit international center for air trans

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i'd like to recognize commissioner haney for being here (clapping) commissioner wynns for being here

i'd like to recognize commissioner haney for being here (clapping) commissioner wynns for being here (clapping) and commissioner norton for also being here thank you (clapping) and i also want to thank our immediate past commissioner commissioner maufas for being here member of our city family supervisor jane kim thank you for being here (clapping) supervisor eric mar (clapping) supervisor president tang supervisor president tang thank you for being able being here and supervisor yee thank you for being here i'd like to recognize as well our public defender jeff thank you, sir and i'm going to apologize up front if i forgot someone i also want to thank one of our folks from the city college raphael for being here thank you our partners are trusted colleagues chandelier from the college i'd like to thank the president of the community college virginia for being here thank you, president (clapping) i'd like to thank mr. jim salinas president of the latino democratic club thank you for being here, sir (clapping.) we have another mayor mayor chris brown the mayor of the city of hawthorne