wynns and dr. murase it's a 6 i's. >> the committee may be seated on february 8th so review the applicants i'd like to call on simmons for the report and the reading of the recommendations from last week's move. >> thank you commissioner president murase so all the members of the board you're aware we have to our appetite to the election commission resigned and we filled the vacancy for the last 5 year term we posted the position and received 3 playgrounds or letters of intent inadequately and also all of you received the information in a document that looked like this though if you weren't a member of the committee the members of the with committee got a black document so and so we on the last wednesday night interviewed the candidates and the committee makes the recommendation that we at the board rotate for our selected candidates dominique paris and i don't know if am i required to read - okay so the last photograph the city charter recommended the one member a former appointee resigned may 17,

wynns that i dr. murase 5 i's congratulations this paris we look forward to your service on the elections commission and look forward to hearing from you once a year you're on our service community myths. >> thank you very much next item on the agenda is a m discussion of other educational issues no one and the n the previous items second reading and o vote on the consent calendar that was moved and seconded seconded. >> ms. sonata mr. chin ms. fewer planning ms. mendoza-mcdonnell excuse me. ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 6 i's thank you very much. next item think on the agenda is consent calendar resolution for the board discussions and immediate action there are non-and item 2 superintendent proposal for first reading is there a motion and second to the wellness thoughts policy? thank you very much this will be referred to the rules and budget committee is there a month to month on the authorization to grant on the petition or deny it for the charter >> is there a second. >> move to

wynns dr. murase thank you. >> item p consent calendar resolution - >> you have one item that was served by commissioner wynns. >> and immediate action k 21. >> thank you okay. so this item is 2 hundred and 50 thousands of additional money all of which comes from the p by the way, in addition to you remember i pulled those off in june we voted for 3 resolutions including the one for this organization which totaled 6 hundred and 86 thousand plus dollars for translation and at the time i asked the question have we done an analysis whether or not this is the most efficient way and bay area out of the $6,000 81 thousand was p money and so i have to discuss that with kooefb truit and was insured we did the analysis he believe that hiring translators would be more efficient we've done that we have an extreme spike in the number of i ps that needed to be translated that was not anticipated i'm really saying this we should be paying attention this is a lot of money almost a million dollar we should be

wynns. >> thank you. i'm supportive of this i've not been supportive it is one of the wrongheaded things that's irrational action that dates us because the fed's says all students note a high school exitam so in the meantime the state should be commend for taking a much more realistic view of the value of testing and the request for another years suspension standardized test so i was going to ask whether we can put all our names. >> commissioner is that acceptable. >> ms. norton our legislator advocate is the former 123ru7b9d that supported that so i wonder how he can handle our direction. >> he's a stronger supporter of the exit exam so he works for the option. >> roll call vote. >> supervisor mcnamara mr. chin ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> where's dr. murase thank you that's 5 i's all right. so i'm stepping in here moving on 0 sshlgs board member's reports standing committee do we have a report from any of the board dlblts or board organizat

formed through the board of education resolution in 2003 that asks for wells policy and commissioner wynns was destructible that led the work and it required the formation of a superintendant committee we have been meeting ever since and we have a presence on the sf website we are focused on supporting the district and the design implement enforcement of wells policy our current work a really stayed focused on there are many reasons why i'll go into that on the next slide we do to the revive this policy we developed recommendations extensive work it was a lot of collaboration and a lot of research by city staff by district staff, community-based organizations and members of the public we developed the recommendation and submitted them to the district leadership team the superintendant and the sfusd leadership team and we also copied you all on those at the end of the december 2013 since that time we've been continuing to meet with the leadership team to review the recommendations that it's been a interim process and wonderful partnership with the district we've reviewed the draft recommend

. >> go to commissioner wynns after this. >> a boarder thing whether we have peace to comment or had thoughts but kind of in that light i think that my question around this particularly around the comments made at the last conversation will peace whether specifically should be the focus of appellate court peace monies and what should be considered enrichment and something funded by i do general fund i'm very much in favor the class reduction but i wonder how to define that as an enrichment function and not by a general fund math is a poor subject area and why there are 25 to one and whatnot that is an odd thing to add in light of the prior conversations not that i don't support the idea but slaer in the stem thing why we're focused around the stipend for middle school and after-school programs as a broader framework we've talked about science and coding and integrally the end of the school day and the focus around after school and the bafkd stipend thing of 24 each i want to hear the thinking of $10,000 and every school gets the same amount what is the same same ashtray number or the

david son questions or comments from the commission commissioner wynns. >> thank you all for being here and your years and years of service that is skoeshl to us i want to reiterate even though it shouldn't be necessary but the thing i'm most proud we that of healthy food of a structural strategy in san francisco this is about student achievement and that is about success in life so i want to thank all the staff for other work they've done on the issued and look forward to carefully looking at the new policy proposals even though it was mention the development was awareness policy but record we had awareness policy in san francisco before the federal government required that every school district have awareness policy so in this case what is important about the first it is about the policy led to healthier informed and higher achievement all the things we know this is about so you know, i want to say thank you from all of us to all of you, we can't do this without community partnership and participation i want to thank everyone that served on the committee that had different needs when

wong before we move on commissioner wynns. >> thank you. i appreciate all the information and the work that went into this i still have concerns about the and honestly my opinion about action on this tonight this is not going to happen we're getting this much more money i'm hoping it says so deputy superintendent lee that all the time we're going to try to buy down. >> i'm sorry commissioner wynns we're focusing on questions. >> that's the question buying down the money the formula basically so i'm presented to vote for this although i think there are things i want to continue to pursue and the militant lingual pathways are one of the main things i mean, you said something up here that says okay we're putting money into staff people for intermediate grades and middle school pathways even though we don't have enough students for them now and preserving that those will be good enough i'm presuming that, too that more students will want to continue than in the past we've both had work pathway that ended at third grade but that were not robust

>> yeah, wynn highlighted that the new wynn palace has a lot of balcony space. to the vip rooms, they can step out onto the balcony rooms and smoke. he's at a bit of an advantage. others will try to find work and. >> wynn basically got cut in half from this time last year to now. it's been unbelievable. your upgrade comes at a good time or initiation comes at a good time. where does the stock trade? it's at 130. where do you see it going? >> i see it coming to $174. we look 11 times for the las vegas properties. 12, 12.5 times. >> and then last question, what are your odds of mgm announcing the replan by the end of this year? i mean, we had the activist, who is agitating for them to do this, and one key reason is that it's going to become a u.s. taxpayer this year. that could be the impetus. >> yeah. so the difficulty with that, it's an extremely difficult accounting and legal maneuver that typically takes two years to do. it may or may not happen. i don't necessarily think the juice from that trade is so significant above most of our price targets, which are ki

you have been doing this work for many, many years i really appreciate the comments of commissioner wynns we talk about this as something we/have to do and the difference in san francisco for decades has billions rotunda we see the nougs education of our students as a integral part of a lifestyle of education we look at the data with type 2 diabetes and heart disease so if we're able to set our students on a path to good nutrition and healthy experience no matter where they live and who their parents are or their circumstances to commissioner wynns credit we're fulfilling our mission we can't do that without our community the funding to invest in our children is not sufficient in terms of the funding we receive to invest in our children it takes the community to really also embrace that eco as part of the community we can't do this without you and we're critically tied to social justice for our children i want to thank our second district pta you a may or may not know at national level the ptas insisted a food program and fought for that and we're continuing to do them proud thank you you

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commissioner wynns. >> [inaudible] thank you. i want to know about the data for last year and this year, the number of jobs, list work opportunities, so i kind of want to know how well we're doing at filling all of those? by this do we mean this is how many young people -- >> work opportunities -- >> right. placement opportunities or -- >> actually placed. >> okay. actually placed. that's good. but is it -- are the numbers the same? in other words, is every summer job opportunity created filled? no. can you tell you at what -- >> no, those all represent placement numbers. i thought you were asking is it the same opportunity and glen was saying they're different depending on which public program. >> yeah, what i want to know how do we do at filling every opportunity that we create? i hate to say this but if we were in a college we would say what kind of yield we have; right? >> right. >> and how is that related to the persistence -- i mean how many employers -- what kind of evaluations do we have from the employers? are they offer

wynns and dr.urase. >> thank you before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and pretty bad to the clerk according to the speaker cards will not be submitted for the item on the agenda. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney and good evening to everyone listening or watching on tv just a few comments they're more extended commissioners by i do want to thank all our parents and students and staff for an absolutely wonderful school planning summit that took place at the elementary schools we have over 5 hundred individuals that were present in the school community groups looking their balanced scorecards and looking at the of him as it relates to the priorities of the school and the school district and thank you our mistress of sermons that did a fabulous job and thank you deputy superintendent mr. lee he delivered good news and lupe and all the

the school says wynn collapsed while jogging near the football field yesterday afternoon. his track coach immediately performed cpr until paramedics could arrive but wynn died a short time later at the hospital. no official cause of death is aannounced. the school says the student had a history of asthma. >>> 49ers fans waking up shocked to hear a rising star on the team is stepping away from the game. 24-year-old chris borland says the injury risk is not worth it. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in santa clara at levi's stadium this morning. borland is the fourth player under 30 to announce retirement within the past week. >> reporter: he is, good morning to you, laura. his concerns over what impact professional football can have on the human blaine. chris borland said he suffered a concussion during training camp, this was last season, but he played through it, so that he could make the team. yesterday he said no more, and a surprise announcement during an interview with espn, the 49er linebacker said he is quitting football all together, that from what he's researc

. >> commissioner wynns i want to thank you and reiterate what everyone has said thank you staff and david and committee and nancy for your leadership i want to ask you about i mean, the management of the program is what is reflected here and the fiscal management which is stellar beautify been here when it what that is refreshing the most important thing is how important it is to the students and future of the city and franklin i know one of the reasons people are enthusiastically will support our bonds we've added to the value the property in san francisco by having wonderful looking schools that are used by the community such a 134 east we can possibly make that happen i want you to - i don't know that i know enough maybe i haven't paid attention it didn't have to happen now we had a sort of a bonus during the recession because things were costing less than we anticipated and by the time more work out of our money than the estimate so i'm feeling like it is time for us to have an update how we're doing as you want to say a sentence how we're doing on the remaining bond programs an

speakers on this item i'd like to open up for my colleagues and commissioner moore and commissioner wynns. >> this is really, really great data for the superintendent i said right now u wow. this is really amazing so thank you for putting this together and the thing i'm struck by. >> number of things in here but particularly the well, the reclassification is pretty upsetting the rates for older students so i'm just open that maybe we need something at the curriculum committee or you know to look at this issue of long term english learners we hit on this at times before but it appears we've made a dent in some places but still the rates are pretty bad it is very troubling i've been wondering if we need to talk in some more expensive way to increase the number of concentration and decrease the unable or number of english learners we're not making a dent. >> let's see commissioner wynns. >> i actually had that same question i'm particularly concerned about the high school rates which are terrible they're all over 9 and percentage years average years so i want to know to we have kids that are

. >> commissioner wynns. >> s if this is self-selected it can only be self-selected if people are paying for it if they've chosen and for those schools here we go again that in make sense. >> commissioner wynns what we're trying to describe is that schools have especially secondary schools are a myriad of challenges in scheduling the 6 period days with a myriad of electives so their self-selecting they're prepared to add the add elective within their configuration and presented to move forward about that so the whole point not shoving a program down the schools throat we believe that avid should be in every school in order to move forward we want to start with schools that are presented to implement it. >> were when they told by the way, we're pitting extra money into it without paying for it because this is kind of it seems to me another example of we seem to have unfocused our equity land. >> this is solidly commissioner an equity program we should investigate and but if we told edmond or you know bottle or mission you have this fireman and we'll of a for it could you fit it into our p

wynn's low talk about. >> okay. i think that the living alleys tool kit is a good document and there's a long process to fourth the tool kit but it is a little bit disconcerting about the prototype that can be applied to any street without looking at the context of the block and that's where our process is different eater maybe i missed that in the document it seems like the analysis stage to get to the alley was short in a living alley only a month and it takes longer than than that to figure out who's on the block and the traffic and different needs are so i say one the keys is the length of time and also, we focused a lot on pedestrian safety and security in selma if you don't have eyeing on the street and someone other people - survivalist is a big concern like security cameras there are people drive through selma likes it's a freeway so having the officers and they're not pretty they're beautiful but we need them to keep those areas safe for people walking through them. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> t

and what can i say about wynn? they crushed the trade taking wynn's earnings with it. you for those who helped me celebrate ten years of "mad money" last week. i'm starting work on a second decade of making the market work for you. so why don't we get started? now it is time. it is the lightning round. that's right. the lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightning round. let's start with tommy in new york. tommy? >> jim, a big march madness st. john's university boo-yah to you. >> loving that. what's going on? >> tax time. your thought on h & r block? >> i think the earnings will be consistent. i fleed to go to mike. >> my stock is rr domly. >> yeah i thought the yield and growth is g john in california. john? >> jim this is john big boo-yah from san diego. had a question, what do you think about the pacific ethanol? >> no i don't like the ethanol stocks. sell, sell sell. okay. let me go to eric in pennsylvania. eric? >> hey, what up? what are your thoughts on sanchez energy? >> no. stay away from sanchez. they're trying very hard to be able to refina

reporting at stanford, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> what a sweet -- >> i hope she feels better soon. >> poor thing. >>> well, speaking of kidneys just ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00 phase two of the six person kidney transplant in san francisco. doctors let us know how everybody is doing. >> an announcement on the raiders feature in television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is ending soon. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> covering walnut creek, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> well, we continue to follow breaking news in san jose. sky 7 hd over the intense search for the inmate who escaped after being treated at the medical clinic. that inmate is carter. he fought and i

i'm chris wynn. we can expect warm temperatures throughout the bay today. here's meteorologist lisa largen with more. >>> 70s and 80s once again. and a good deal of moisture in the air. going up and over this dome of high pressure protecting the bay area is some moisture. so we're looking at some high clouds from time to time. and temperatures not feeling much like march. in fact, right now 6 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. santa rosa 8 degrees warmer. everyone is starting out in the 50s and 60s. san jose, partly cloudy with a low 70s on the coast from half-moon bay to stinson beach. santa cruz should hit 80 as well as oakland today. low 80s down around san jose. we'll talk about the particulars today and talk about perhaps a little bit of rain coming your way up in the north bay tomorrow. that's coming up. chris? >>> lisa, thank you. a woman faces criminal charges after another security breach at a bay area airport. this time at sfo. police say the suspect even made it onto a runway. officers ar

commissioner wynns. >> thank you. i want to remind the committee i have asked several times that we have a hearing on the after school bra initiative. >> i am sorry i didn't get that. >> i would have liked it before but i know we had scheduling conflicts with our own staff and i think they might have that for the next couple of months so i would like to ask that someone work with the staff to figure out a time for that. if we had that hearing prior to this month we would have been publicly discussing expanded after school opportunities for people in the school assignment process but if we do it later it would be before school starts when people are thinking about school. i don't know when is the best time but i think it's important since we did so much work and expansion of after school opportunities to be publicly discussed so people understand what we're doing before school starts next year. >> great. our office will work on that if you can let us know the appropriate staff person we will do that. just so the commit

supervisor david campos and we're joined by board of education commissioners sand sandra lee fewer and jill wynns and i would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting the meeting and making sure they're able online and recognize jennifer low and mr. jessie larsen and our clerks today. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> there are none. >> colleagues may i have a motion to excuse supervisor yee this afternoon. >> so moved. >> we have a motion and madam clerk can you call the first item. >> i need to need to make a motion to excuse supervisor campos. >> [inaudible] >> no. >> [inaudible] >> okay i guess not. >> [inaudible] >> madam president i verified with our deputy that we need to make a motion to excuse mr. campos. >> okay. can we make a motion to excuse supervisor campos. >> so moved but it's my understanding that supervisor campos will be coming back here -- >> that's my understanding as well. >> at some point around 415. >> and supervisor avalos is here in supervisor campos' place and done by presidential action but supervisor campos will be coming back to take that seat. >> okay. we will

last night leland high school identified the student on twitter as tristan wynn. the circumstances of his death are not immediately clear but on social media people are claiming he collapsed at track practice after school. his friends are using iptristan. leland high school tweeted out the following message. unfortunately today we lost a beloved charger. our thoughts go out to tristan wynn and his family. he will be dearly missed. rest in peace. grief counselors will be on hand to help the students cope with tristan's death. dave. >> janine, thank you. >>> time is 6:06. meantime three children and to adults are recovering now from injuries after being involved in a hit and run crash in oakland. now it happened last night about 9:00 at 68th avenue. police say a speeding car slammed into the victim's car and then it drove away. emergency crews used the jaws of life to get those victims out of the wreckage. the victims include an infant an eight-year-old, a ten-year- old and two adults. we don't know their conditions. >>> a man accused of pulling out a gun at a petal

wynn in particular. the stock went up 100% in 2015. it spent last year going down. it continues to go lower here. it's a combination of things. it's adding capacity. it's weak demand. i think the bigger issue right now, i think at some point wynn will be oversold but you want to think about multinationals that have exposure to china. because to me i would say that there's some underlying weakness. our guest in the a block was talking about how poor china is. so i think you have to take something away from the weakness. >> i'm not going to dispute they may be challenged. is it because of a slow down in china or is it more of a case of the government cracking down on vip junkets and smoking ban coming into effect in the fall. >> it's more to your point. but if you're trying to limit your exposure you go with mgm and the free markets capitalized on this. it's down 6% because it's in the same group but has less of a dependency. sands is down 9%. stay with mgm if you want to place your bets more on vegas here. >> coming up the nasdaq getting hit hard within today's broad