in the meantime, wynn's got a 2% yield.nd 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% t

>> not question that commissioner wynns asked? this is not sufficient description of what are we actually doing with the moneys that are being swept into the general funds. >> we can -- i think we can provide information about that latter question. i do -- we'll find a way to shed light on that. what we're anticipating is that to the extent funds are swept or flexed, it really is generally to offset cuts in the general fund. we are not anticipating identifying particular expenditures that we are going to link to the amount -- >> sorry, i was not asking for that level of details. what i was just repeating, commissioner wynns' request which i understood to be a description of we're using these funds toward the following activities that we haven't been able to support out of the general fund or to maintain these activities. >> if i may, just a clarification about the meeting on next tuesday evening and if i heard correctly, commissioners are contemplating replacing the augmented budget committee with a special meeting. >> let me try

. >> miss wynns? >> aye. >> mr. yee. thank you. >> item p, consent calendar resolutions severed severed for board discussion and immediate action, that would be -- jill? >> thank you. i just wanted to -- i don't have a problem with this. what i do have a problem with is if you read the description here, you can tell this description was written by the people who designed and owned this program. and we had a similar issue with the teach for america. i understand that it is easy for our staff people to just lift the language out of the promotional materials for the people with whom they make contracts, i'm just requesting that we try review for that and try sk them not to do that. -- ask them not to do that. these are legal documents that we votes on and pass saying this is the best program there is. if our staff wants to assert that and ask us to vote for that, great. but it is clear that this is unrelated to their performance in this school district. it is more the description of the people who designed the program and t

i may be wrong but -- >> commissioner wynns? >> we have to get a separate meeting reform >> it says regularly scheduled. we could not change it to a special meeting of the board? we are planning all to be there. >> that is an option. why don't we look at that. >> it meets a regularly aagendaized meeting. >> i'm going to advocate for that. the first thing, besides like everybody else, saying what does this mean? when i got this, in addition to that, i am absolutely unprepared to vote for something that says that we have made explicit the purposes for the ch the funds will be used because there is absolutely no discretion of the purposes for which the funds will be used. i would be satisfied but i would think we would have published something that says we're going into the general funds being used for the following purposes, maintaining class size and i don't think the public would have a problem with that, but it doesn't say that anywhere here. then i want to also ask maybe this will help, i don't know. i need clarification mysel

commissioner wynns: thank you for the presentation. reading as much as i was able to read before and trying to parcel it out myself, including some of the questions that have been asked tonight. i did want to say something about the budget. i want to thank commissioner norton for joining me last friday. our legislature -- our legislators, one of whom is in a crucial position in the development of the budget, are very sympathetic. it is enormously disappointing that the legislature has left the governor's -- we need a new word that is worse than draconian. slashing of school funding after it is already decimated. they have left those proposed cuts in place, as we understand the budget discussion as taking place. they have been very concerned. we all should be for it about the cuts to other programs, child care, in-home medical care, all of the things that are e central to the people who use those services. frankly, no more essential than agitation services are to our students for it i would make the case more important to our fear -- to

commissioner wynns: no. >> six ayes. [applause] president yee: now that he successfully have gained a charter, we are going to have to continue the meeting. if you like, you can stay for the whole meeting. but if you would like to leave, please leave quietly, so we can proceed. this is still a long meeting. the next item will be 126-12 f p one, adoption of the fiscal year 2012/2013 budget. >> give them a couple of minutes. president yee: no. nobody has to hear. ok. i guess we can proceed, now that they are leaving so quietly and not having a discussion. thank you very much. this item has already been moved and seconded on june 12. the budget was discussed at length at the board, by the board, by last week's special meeting. it is now before us for action. before us is the superintendent's representative. it is the deputy superintendent. >> thank you, superintendent. this is the adoption of fiscal year 2012/2013 recommended budget. should i read this whole thing?

vice president norman:through page 142. >> commissioner wynns? commissioner wynns:through 147. >> i would like to -- for discussion, k-92. roll call vote will take place under section o. so we're going move on to the next item, which is item h. none tonight. item i, board member's proposal. none tonight. item j would be request to speak regarding general matters. i have several requests here. from speakers. and what i'm going to be doing calling your name and you can come up to the podium and you have two minutes each. and again, i don't think i have to say this, but i will remind everybody that if you have an issue with a particular person in the school district and you want to say something, you should not bring up the name. you can bring up the position, but not the name of a person, ok? out of respect. ok. ryan. lindsay hatfield. diana daniels. charles smith. oscar james. randolph james. so just press the button, state your name and you have two minutes. >> my name is lippedsy hatfield. i teach third grade and i'm here to advocate for physica

commissioner wynns: aye. president yee: aye. i would like to say that, although we passed this year, i am hearing enough interest on the board for next year, we may consider bidding again to see what kind of results we can get. then we can have a better dialogue around that. i would like to pass the facilities committee. to have some discussion on this issue. >> i know this was brought up in the building and grounds committee. i attended one of the meetings were this was the topic. it was just those committee members. it was and augmented meeting. maybe with a little more emphasis, this topic is coming. we are all very aware that this is the time to speak up and offer your suggestions. i think i might have been rolling through but i decided to sit and stay for the meeting. commissioner mendoza: i think it would be worth having this discussion, buildings and grounds. one of the things we want to consider is not necessarily reopening the position we cut, but to think about what position we do need. i do not think it necessarily ha

a cold front moves through and the wynns return. a breezy afternoon. a beautiful tuesday followed by a big warmup. 65 to 72. nighttime lows and daytime clothes -- highs. a gradual clearing. the extended outlook, i promised hot weather for the big zero tournament. how about a bird 90's to around 100 degrees -- upper 90's to around 100 degrees. the heat index will be a big problem. around 105 were 108. >> bad air quality too. >> no x is a story of heartbreak and perseverance. he lost his wife to lung cancer despite the fact she never smoked. we have this emotional story. >> christs draft tackled hard but hwnwhen he was released he based his toughest opponent ever. herridge fina something was wrong? >> just some shortness of breath. three months before she was diagnosed, she was doing that intensive work our system. >> they got married. wearing a white gown and connected to an oxygen tank she walked down the aisle and they exchanged vows. one month later, she died. she was 38. >> i am -- i feel blessed that we were able to be married. more importantly, it

commissioner wynns: aye. commissioner murase: aye. president yee: aye. congratulations. we are going to go back again. item f, public comment on consent items. one public comment from dennis kelly. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen of the board, superintendent garcia. the one item i wanted to comment on that you have before you is a matter of a $15,000 allocation to the risk management department for support and assistance in getting the para- professionals out of the para

wynn you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. fellow veterans and guests, let me thank you for the opportunity to come before you on behalf of the veterans organizationed that i represent. this order is a generous step towards offering for profit colleges and institutions that receive federal funding an opportunity to improve performance before laws are passed. though my time served is long gone i still have vivid memories of the meilitary efxperience. my experience serves as an example of what many are going through now. students at for-profit colleges have lower graduation rates, and loan defaults. for-profit colleges are represent i representing tuition costs and these schools probably because they serve poor students who need services and receive a quarter of their funding from federal aid. it appears that it has lead admissions officers to use recruitment strategies to use the gi bill for funding. they do not count as federal education benefits under the 90/10 rule. that no more than 90% of a college's revenues can come from

commissioner wynns: yes. president yee: yes. president yee: just because we have a relationship, you are more than welcome to come every tuesday to our meetings and sit through this. congratulations. >> one

commissioner wynns: i wanted to say we are not letting her get away either. we have not had a chance to talk about our and our other student delicate, because we did not know if would be privileged to have them here tonight. with respect to all of my colleagues, elected and appointed, my favorite part about serving on the board of education is working with students. in has been a privilege this year, and for many years in the past, to be able to do that. we expect to stay in touch and see great things from you, and offer or how for anything we can do. president yee: next item is the parent advisory council report. ruth? >> good evening. this is a really difficult act to follow. i staff the parent advisor counsel to the board of education. for people in the room who do not know that, the mission is to provide parent perspectives to inform board of education policy and strength and implementation of district practices. i just want to say also that we really are grateful for your leadership that you have provided in the last few years. i was sitting here thinkin

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

president yee: thank you, commissioner wynns. ok. we are going to go to imc. recognitions and resolutions of commendations. tonight, it will be a little special. what i would like to do is call out these organization names right now and if there is a representative here for these organizations, just raise your hand so i know who is in the audience. united administrators? united educators? association of chinese teachers? the alliance of black school educators? the latin american teachers association? the organization of filipino educators and employees. ok. what i would like to do is have students scholarships and awards announcements at this time. i will call each group one at a time. the first group is the united administrators of san francisco. this is the part of the year, once a year, when we have different organizations come before the board meeting and present their scholars. this is one of the few opportunities where we get to see our scholars gathered in one room for the evening. >> good evening. i am one of the executive directors of the united admin

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

closer to home, a cold front moves through and wynns returned late tomorrow.freshing air mass against -- across the mid atlantic. the big warmup on the way in the seven-day. 65 to 72 for the overnight low. heist row of 80 to 85. here is the extended outlook. the brief cool down 70 to around 80's. thursday, lower 90's. near 100 on friday and saturday. heat and disease may exceed 105 degrees. this weekend we have the big golf tournament. -- heat index is may exceed 105 degrees. >> it will be brutal out there. >> the nationals have continued west. another first place team [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo w

it was a fight between donald trump and businessman steve wynn.ttle sounded like back in 1999 when both men spoke about each other to cnn. >> i don't know him very well. i played him at golf twice and beat him badly both times. and i think that probably had a negative impact on him. >> i don't think he likes me. >> do you think it's personal? >> i fear it may be. imagine the awful consequences of donald trump not liking you. >> it's all chronicled in a new book called "the war at the shore." and joining us this morning is author richard skip bronson, who was there every skip of the way as wynn's point man, tasked with building a las vegas style resort on the jersey shore. this thing is a page turner because of the craziness in the fighting between these two guys. talk to me a little bit about the big personalities and what the fight was originally over. >> well, steve and donald are both, you know, rather extraordinary businessmen. the fight was over the fact that steve and i wanted to develop a casino resort in atlantic city, and that was donald'

wynns out of the no. at 10 to 15 miles per hour. another night without the air- conditioning. 54 to 80 -- 258 degrees -- to 58 degrees. it was a great night until 7:00 p.m., we started to see these showers moving through the area bringing rain. i have not heard of any damage reports of that is the good news. no one needs that especially in carroll county and harford county. some of the showers over the state here and i want to show you the mess will bring this rain. this upper level trough will hang out and push to the east pass the great lakes and kind of sit here for the next couple of days and unfortunately, bring us on and off showers. monday, the chances, tuesday chances, and wednesday, chances. get ready for that but there is a silver lining. cloudy conditions running -- moving out of here into tomorrow. then this spotty showers moving in and out through the day and monday evening and to tuesday morning. the forecast, partly cloudy and breezy. an afternoon shower, a 20 percent chance. -- a 20% chance. if you're going to ocean

cool air marching in the mid 60s and wynn winchester. also this. the extremely low humidity that's moved in. boy savor these low humidity nights before the august stretch where it stays so steamy the whole way through. 84 in kansas for the forecast high. 83 in federal hill. it's going to be a nice, pleasant day with a bit of a breeze but we'll see temperatures struggling to get out of the 70s. like westminster with a high. and then showers over the carolinas now and deep south, weather related to the tropical storm. for us, cool, drier air out of the northwest and cold frontal boundary. brought the winds and pushed the chance for any shower or storm. here's the trend. clear. we will look for more on some weather to the south but here in maryland across the mid atlantic, conditions will stay rather clear. here it is. tropical storm debby. a storm over north florida. the biggest concern so far with tropical storms versus hurricanes is the flooding rain. take a look at north florida tonight. this particular rain band has not moved in six hours. spots

wynns -- a little bit. they will analyze what is brought before them other than what some developer might do who is not there yet. when you make a decision under ceqa you can decide between this alternative or the new project alternative. we will wait until we see a better project come along that might comply with ceqa. as opposed to just saying maybe we will have to take the one that is -- that we have. there is a possible other alternative which could save the building here as far as we know. there is a certain amount of analysis done come -- analysis done, not by you will. we had an architect and developer. they found a large number of units could be built here large enough to make it feasible. if it was nonprofit, you did not have to worry about bank financing and whether buyers would buy it and buy it without parking. they believed although this is not certain they could -- if they only build for stories, they could put over 30 units and use the architecturally significant element in a different way th

commissioner wynns: i just want to think commissioners -- thank commissioner yee and murase. this has been going on forever. i appreciate the intention to make sure we get proper supervision, accommodate the independent study, and tried to do what we can do. we have discovered some glitches that were bought planned for. this is a way to fix this, and i appreciate it. thank you. commissioner mendoza: i have a few questions. on the top part of our second reading, it has some of the amendments that are not written into the -- it is written into the resolution, but i wanted to get some clarity. it says they must have bay certified jrotc instructor. then its said it would omit the requirement the new hires have the certification. can you tell me how? it sounds like one says you have to have a certified, and the next says we are omitting the requirement. president yee: the second part is that the -- i guess the idea is that there is supposed to be a commissioned officer and a noncommissioned officer. we put the original amendment to gather and it made it sound like everybody had to

distributed in $500 gift cards to nevada families over the weekend was las vegas casino owner steve wynn. well, some good news there. >>> coming up, the cards win in extras, the yanks tee off, and a pair of upsets at the world's oldest tennis tournament. >>> plus, a washington nationals pitcher lets a fastball get away along with his win streak. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and get ready if you live in chicago to louisville to charlotte, the 100-degree heat heading your way. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports last night arizona knocked off two-time defending champion south carolina in the college baseball world series. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all of your sports headlines. >> good morning, and we will start with high drama in the college world series. off to omaha we go. arizona and the two-time defending champ south carolina tied at one in the ninth. brandon dixon was put into the game for his glove, but came up with a huge at-bat.

just to recap, ed wynn ramose sentenced to about 182 years, life in prison without parole. he did give a statement at the end saying his apologies to the family, he said that he was not angry and he actually brought up a testimony that one of the daughters, one of the members of the family said that had touched him deeply. and that this was one of the hardest things he had to hear during the victim impact testimony. we are live in front of the hall of justice, cbs 5 said. >> thank you very much. developing news on the peninsula, for the past 30 minutes we have been following in brush fire, it went to a second alarm, fortunately wind is low in the areas of the flames spread slowly, the fire was near south hill drive but did not threaten any homes, we did spot a line of fire fighters at work as you can see there. we do not know exactly how many acres have been burned. the official red flag warning have expired. >> as you just saw the fire danger across the bay area still red hot, let's check with warrants to find out what is gone on in the forecast. >> those senators running

things are want to reiterate is, i want to support commissioner wynns request. details to be flushed out more for next week's discussion. it is great to see what the categorical funding titles are and what the funding is going to be used for but we do not understand what programs have been cut, what programs are continuing within those funds. i want to piggyback on a couple of things around making sure that we get clarity of around strategic parties. and strategic initiatives, what they look like as far as funding sources. what does access and equity funding source correlate to in the budget? i am really concerned about where the projection on a november ballot issue lives. it is a valid discussion that the community needs to be engaged in. if the ballot discussions do not ask, what are the proposals the district will put in place? i do not want to paint the picture to be something simple, but we have a couple of different scenarios. i want to be really careful that, assuming that they are going to pass, we have had lots of discussion about this, but there are t

>> -- >> a wynns or lady's party? [laughter] ] >> i ain't no lady, let me tell you. there is a tradition for there to be a women's party. and i know it is held right next door to this open-air space. >> and you have that venue as well. gregg's right. -- >> right. there are as many as two thousand people that could show up through the course of the evening. i do believe it is justified to have a -- an overflow space to accommodate them. to deny the permit would limit this once a year, one time event for gay women on the friday night of gay pride week and pureed -- weekend. >> we are not denying it. gregg's i just want to comment on that information. >> ok, but the statement that we are denying it, there is no intent to deny it. >> to deny it would be. >> ok. i thought you were saying that we were denying it. >> no. >> ok, i stand corrected. any other commissioner questions? do we have a motion? >> public comment. >> i'm sorry, anyone from the public wish to comment on this application? ok, seeing none, it moves to the commission. >> i would like to move to approve unt

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that any of the new legislation that is asking us to track incidents of -- i am hopin g commissioner wynns would tell me. we do not have a system that contracts are online pro- business system that is being used. we did not have the resources to expand that system. it is being used very effectively right now by many of the middle school counselors. although middle schools and high school counselors, if we can build in that feature to track incidents of harassment, bellying -- bullying not only of lgbtq but everyone else. we do not have the system that tracks those electronically. i want to make this a memorable for carlos' -- this memorable for carlos's last term. >> there is the health requirements we have but also covers some of the issues around diversity. >> use the only -- she was the only health-certificate good teacher. >> this is a very good budget the past. we do not know if it is enough to keep it going. this is hard to pass knowing that it might not be enough. we will know in november what happens but it might not be enough. this is -- as slim as this is, underfunded, it could b