in the meantime, wynn's got a 2% yield. goldman believes the company could pay another special dividend in the future, it's done that in the past, because it's paid $4 and $8 a share on different occasions. thad be spectacular. plus they see the stock going higher as we get more news on the strip development. what about the bear case? i don't want to overstate things because jpmorgan still has an overweight rating, not an underweight rating. i'm not implying they've pulled it, but they've got a lot of negatives. they seem to have a much dimmer view. and they did dramatically cut their price target from $160 to $134 after coming back from their trip. what's the problem? at least according to the jpmorgan gaming analyst, did they just not have a good time on their vacation? maybe the guy dropped a ton of dough at the tables. maybe lose at the slots, crap out at the craps? no, in fact, the jpmorgan analysts are seeing a big decline in the amount of money being thrown around by high rollers. they predict v.i.p. growth at 6% to

commissioner wynns. commissioner wynns: i asked the members of the board of education to please look at the bill analysis. are you sure that everyone has gotten this? i have asked for their to be a notation added for what members of the staff have reviewed, recommendations before they come to us so we do not always have to ask. that is usually adequate for us to know who has reviewed this. and again, i do want to say that we got a kind of impressive number of representatives from schools. i will tell you that if this continues to happen, perhaps ms . casco will let us know. i wanted knowledge people who come to the meetings. people are giving us the analysis of the status of the budget. this is a real opportunity to listen to people who are in on the no, in -- the know. we do have the series 1000 of the -- of our own policies which are linked the and complex. we will at the next meeting of rules committee -- we asked the staff to go over them. there are a lot of policies there that look kind of generic t

that's what wynn did last year.le ebitda for wynn. >> look atlas vegas sands in the last quarter, it's starting to see how big a pie it's become for the megacompanies. is that the trend fwoing forward? >> wynn las vegas itself last year less than a third of cash flow. that's going to be much smaller every year that goes by and the growth continues in macau. >> i was struck by the lvs report about how much revenue they're getting out of singapore. to what extent is wynn, if at all, a player there? >> singapore is just a duopoly. the wynn will be macau. >> how much is your view shaped on wynn shares by the macau decision? >> our price target 32 of that is this kotai project that was approved last night. >> robin, great to have you on the show. we're tight for time. i apologize. >> thank you. >> have you back soon. on the casinos, give me a trade. >> tough stock to trade. macau 72% of wynn's revenue down for the day right now as i look at it, which is interestingly enough. they'll have to spend a chunk of money for thi

president yee: commissioner wynns? [no audio] commissioner wynns: however, i want to say that we are making a good choice here. i am grateful to carlos for bringing richard here. this was one of the few times -- [no audio] and so, it is a really good idea that we do that sometime. that we continue to operate, a commitment to the work we have started and that we have built on and that we have done for decades is important to us, and there is a history. not only should you be happy about long tenure as superintendent sees -- superintendencies. my experience is is that is a good thing. in addition to that, we have always said in the time i have been on the board whenever we needed to make a change, we do not want to start over. and people say they are going to fix the school district. we should not be interested with that. it is not that it does not need to be improved. it is that we need people who understand, this is a job that is never done. we need people to understand that this is a matter. i am very happy that richa

wynns. and ms. ji. seven ayes. >> itemi. this one will be 106-8a1. >> [unintelligible] >> you are correct. >> you are correct. [applause] [no audio] >> i'm going to take privilege and have this next item heard so that the interested delegates can leave. this item is item i. again, establishing districtwide dr. access policy. original and substitute motions. this resolution was moved and seconded on june 10th, 2010. the resolution was held in committee since for staff and legal review. it is now back to the board for action. the committee report from roles. commissioner wynns. >> the committee recommended that the board pass it by a vote by those who were present. i want to point out we are taking out the substitute motion. not the original motion, which was changed. >> the reading of the resolution by commissioner fewer or student delegates. >> student delegates, would you give us the honor of reading this into the record? >> yes. whereas each school

president yee: commissioner wynns? commissioner wynns: thank you. we have all been through a lot. this has been extremely difficult for all of us. i am hoping that we're going to find a way to work with partners in the community and others to help us to come up with strategies to address some of the ongoing issues as the low performing schools, including the issue of high teacher turnover. for us, the best for everybody would be if we never had to lay anybody off, but given the budget realities, no matter how much many people, including some of us here, are trying to address that, and even it, truthfully, even when we do not lay people off, these are the schools that tend to have tight turnaround -- something we want to find some strategies on how we can address that, so i think that is what we are going to need to do, to talk about that and to continue, sadly, to address some difficult realities. i, too, would wish that we could meet our financial obligations without sending any layoff notices. i think our arcane layoff procedures are difficult for everybody, and we ought to be t

wynn shares are up 20% for year to date.as vegas sands opened up three weeks ago and its shares are doing better, up almost 31% year to date. and seemingly against the odds, caesar's shares have gained nearly 63% since the ipo on february 8th. the casino operator posted a loss. bill? >> court, thank you very much. >>> to the twitter question we go. federal government says there's no inflation but are you seeing higher prices for some goods and servic services that you use the most? chris writes, of course, food, energy, insurance, government and fed lie about the numbers. chris, you are so cynical. jeremy says, it's beyond a consumer's scope inflation. econ 101 says that there will be a push-pull. be sure to tune in 4:30 p.m. eastern time. the exclusive with donald knauss, the ceo of clorox. in the meantime, we're coming up on the closing countdown after this very short break and the tech and financial sectors have led the s&p 500 at 11% gain this year. should you keep following these leaders or will other sectors emerge in

commissioner wynns? >> how come the rest of the agenda doesn't apore here? the informational items are not listed in the meeting in the committee sum mear. >> it's on the next page. >> ok. thank you. ok. so we had two action items, legislative overview. we again had, i want to report first of all that we had, as i've been saying, we have these fabulous lobbyists who come down and do these things for us and then this time, we had a lot of people in the audience, big delegation from coleman that was terrific, i was happy they were able to be here and hear this. we have the legislative overview, i hope you all got a copy of the positions the district has taken. that was made available to every board member and as well we have an issue with the posting so we want to ask that the -- actually we wanted to ask that it go to a committee of the whole? or board retreat. we want to refer to the next board retreat the issue of how we notice and define the standing committees of the board. we've had an issue with the notification requirements the -- and the dates require

. >> the driver was van wynn. the passenger, her mother. 49 year old. >> my mother saved her, a quote from the oldest daughter. the wynn said her mother and sister were best friends. on that day, mother and daughter were about to exit the freeway. they were headed to independence high school to pick up the diploma. she said my mother's life was filled with hardship. she was happy to take care of all of us. as an immigrant, she loved to cook for her husband who worked long hours in milpitas. she loved her daughters and hor dog. she said her sister was not aware the truck was hipping over and it was my mom who sold her to turn left. through tears she told her sister they have to let her mother go because they have done their job, sending two girls to college. they believe now she can rest in peace. in san jose, nbc bay area news. now to the story in pleasanton. they don't know the identity of the woman stuffed in a garbage can. they conducted an rop this morning on a body that was found along dublin valley road. the

wynn is, however.t stock is on the down side by six points on the trading session at 119.05. time for another market alert. brian schactman, take it away. >> of course bob kraft owner of my beloved patriots who didn't win the super bowl again against the giants. two stocks to look at. one good one, one not so good. first solar hit another all-time low today of 16.48. slightly bouncing off of that. but i do want to point out nine of the last twelve trading sessions it has hit an all-time low. pretty incredible. the other one is grand canyon education. always keeping an eye on for-profit education because it's been a real split here. i've got names like apollo and clear education which are negative for the year and grand canyon and corinthian which are up for the year. good numbers, good niens guidance, and their enrollment and up. the stock is doing quite well, up 9.8%. and steeifel nicklaus added it their select list. >> pandora adding some new customers. the stock, however, has not done quite as well

. >> jenn wynn is a student. >> when people have heart attacks, they can take this out and help save their lives. >> bill and jen are on a mission to find as many automatic defib ritt rlters as possible. searching high and low. >> we're on a scavenger hunt looking for aeds. >> they were neck and neck for the lead with just two weeks left. the concept can a brain child of an emergency fusition at the university of pennsylvania hospital. >> my heart map. >> why not engage the public and use social networking to get people excited about helping to solve a public health challenge? >> it's part race, part detective work, part scavenger hunt. gyms, museums, train stations, anywhere to find portable life saving machines. it takes asking around, like when jen went to the philadelphia museum of work, she was told the devices were held by security. >> they have a number of security staff who are well trained in first aid, cpr, aed. >> some of the smaharder ones a in smaller businesses where they did knoept they had one or they were locked in a place where people couldn't access them. >> they s

investigators believe that wynn and harris were involved in an ongoing dispute with the 16- year-old victim. both of the teens shot are expected to be okay. police arrested harris at another location late friday night. both are being held without bond. they are charged with very serious charges here, attempted first degree murderers, use ever a fire armet in the commission of a felony as well as violent assault and first degree assault -- use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. >>> a man wanted on child porn and sex charges is dead. he was killed by fairfax county police. officers were called to an apartment on backlick road in springfield just after 11:00 saturday night. they had information the map was hiding in a bedroom. when they arrived, they said the suspect threatened them way we have a report and that is when police shot him. forties authorities say the man had seven outstanding warrants. >>> the mother of trayvon martin continues to travel around the country. sybrina fulton spoke at a baltimore church yesterday morning. the church's founder said he wanted fulton to

same with wynn and same with rack space.ll three of those and the big mover that i haven't traded. i haven't decided when that will settle. >> thanks for the update. we have the first move tomorrow when we come back. stay tuned. ♪ [ piano chords ] [ man announcing ] what we created here. what we achieved here. what we learned here. and what we pioneered here. all goes here. the one. the accord. smarter thinking from honda. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. what happens when classroom teachers get the training... ...and support they need? schools flourish and students blossom. that's why programs like... ...the mickelson exxonmobil teachers academy... ...and astronaut sally ride's science academy are helping our educators improve student success in math and science. let's

wynn? >> and facebook has arrived in bean town today.e company ahead of its ipo. we have the analysts coming up. >> and the 7th session, the longest losing streak since 25008. what are the ripple effects of falling gas prices? >> it's been revealed that its latest contract, chesapeake energy gave him permission to trade commodities for himself. the contract raises new questions about what chesapeake's board members knew of mclendon's per rive impression. he did hit 3.39 a share. that's over 3.5% lower from 2012's high. >> google is clocking in as the self driven car license. they will soon be appearing after the dmv yesterday move today approve the nation's first autonomous vehicle. that's what they are being called. autonomy. driverless. althou although there are lot os v regulations because two passenger haves to be in the car at all times. it can only be self driven in certain areas. it's not that it's -- >> so do driverless vehicles have to take driving tests? >> with el, it's a machine vmt. >> how do you know that it knows how to dr

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commissioner wynns: 80 is funny you should say when are we going to get mad, because the school board is having an event called be mad. this is instead of the legislative conference, because we decided we would be more affected those -- more affective in local districts. i urge all of my colleagues to click on the logo and synosign o we can visit our legislators locally in their office. why is this important? i am asked this question every year. it is hard to go with people who are always with you during your -- always with you. we go and visit our legislators, and they say, we are with you. we do not want to make any cuts, so we try really hard to say what is the effective message for those people? things are so bad that our friends, the democratic leadership of both houses of the legislature, they want to be with us, but they are saying things are so bad they support these things we think of us manipulations, because they think the highest priority is we cannot make cuts to other services, but we can make cuts to schools, and it is difficult and interesting if you are able to be det

commissioner wynns: as a co- author, i am honored to to present this to you with my colleagues. i have to say, we as adults have no idea what it is like to be a student in our high schools. this gives us a glimpse tonight and also, on what it might be like to be a student in our high schools, needing to use the bathroom. i think this is a no-brainer. i urge my colleagues to support this. >> i want to thank the students for bringing this forward. as this resolution -- we had people who said we need a uniform policy. what we need is what we are proposing. we set the rules about the policy but the specifics are down school by school. that should reassure all of the members that the need for standards, which is what we need, is addressed by this. i want to thank the legal officers for helping us with that. the superintendent, too. >> joyce zhang. >> although high school students were here representing this policy, other issues are irrelevant in elementary and middle school students. i just wanted to get that out there. >> i would like to say that this is an important issue because h

wynns, aye. president yee: i call the public hearing of 2011-2012 proposal for the assessor agreement from the international union of operating engineers. local 39 to san francisco unified school district. there is no public speakers on this item. this public hearing is over. item m. discussion of other educational issues. report on the british case movement looking forward. superintendent or designee, karla bryan. >> thank you, commissioners and superintendent. we're pleased to present the results of the community summit that took effect -- place in late february. sitting with me are the people who did the work and that is melissa linnik -- luke, the director of program called the pri were lucky to have one of our committee friends here, the director of san francisco child care providers association and the chair of the cpac child care advisory committee. amanda and melissa are the she-roes. i will set the tone and sit back and let them go through the presentation. you had received the final dra

the someone you had a heart attack its the bags bad fall the department's new chief steve wynn is inheriting an old problem. how to keep the volunteer fire departments have been running amid state resources and limited local funding. your basic to announce which is jacket pans gloves were taught about $4,000 per diet then there's trucks and all the other of education equipment that we need. compound the problem is the fact that the beach is a popular area. as a glitz and beachgoers up to a million people year who all too often need help. the lot of false heart attacks issues that happened out of the beach or people or might not miking. they give something back. locals here thrown old-fashioned barbecue. it happened to the public. to raise money for their volunteer fire department. it's a family event and this close-knit community can't afford to be without these family members. this a long ways away from outside help if the earthquake even a good fire could still this committee off. or saddam of the 40th and will firemen's barbecue from noon to 5 the new beach picnic grounds tons of food ton

commissioner wynn: i just wanted to thank everybody. we appreciate what you said, but this is part of our state wide education community wide issue about being locked into these categorical programs, right? we think curriculum must get adopted every seven years. and it is published that way. we cannot get any replacements and when did not have the supplemental materials. it does not work because it is set up to work that way. of course, we have the ability to spend the money on something else. you know, appropriate to the time curriculum material should be at the top of the list of what our students need. i appreciate this, i think it is an admirable thing for us to do. and what we should be doing. it is nice to do the right thing. it is nice to be able to even in dire circumstances. thank you very much. >> a tremendous amount of work. i do have a question about whether the curriculum materials will be available on-line, like if there are any connection to online content. i know kids, when they have to hurry around -- carry around a hea

two teenagers have been charged in the shooting that wounded two other teenagers. 16-year-old kevin wynned first- degree murder and they're being held until a bond review hearing on monday. >>> managers at metro think they have figured out why the doors on the moving red light train, redline train, flew open twice on tuesday. john henrehan reports. >> reporter: when metro is crowded, it's not hard to find the passengers leaning on the doors as the trains roll from station testas station. >> during rush hour, someone will be leaning back and trying to get -- . >> and they're leaning on the doors? >> sometimes. >> reporter: how often do you see them? >> every day. i ride the train about twice a day, probably every day. >> you ever see people leaning on the doors while the train is move something. >> yes. >> how often? >> when the train's really full, probably every time. >> reporter: even though the door's are supposed to stay closed, twice they flew open on a redline train going shady grove error error. it happened the first time in the vicinity of the station. they alerted someone and to