More impress every than the lights. For generations the San Francisco waterfront has sparked epic battles over form and function, most recently was the very loud public takedown of the 8 washingto condos, the Warriors Arena plan, even the bridges namesake. Now out of the foggy night sky, a consensus on a display of lights nearly two miles long. Its quiet. Its elegant. So why wouldnt you keep it . I say keep it, yeah. I think it would be cool. Reporter no matter what, one year from now, the lights will come down so caltrans can perform maintenance on the bridge. Whether or not they go back up depends on the 12 million fundraising campaign. And if they come up with the money, then reporter if they come up with the money and caltrans has to sign off on the plan, the lights would go back up after about a sixmonth hiatus. They would also be rebuilt to withstand the elements and last through the year 2026 and im sure caltrans would sign off on it. Very unique. You dont see it anywhere else .
It sat here for hours. Sysco admitted to inspectors this is common practice at 14 different sheds hidden from the Health Department for years. We showed the state food safety chief what our cameras captured. It was disappointing to see they were cutting these corners and jeopardizing the safety of the food product and the people that eat it, to be more efficient or to make an extra sale to somebody. Thats not an acceptable way to handle food. Investigators say that sysco faces misdemeanor criminal charges and a 1,000 fine for each violation. That fine is expected to be substantial. This is a problem they take seriously. The food safety chief says 3,000 people die each year of food borne illness. Our calls to sysco were not returned. Yesterday they said that the sysco controlled drop sites must be secure and equipped with refrigerator units. They will review and implement the correct practices. The story is garnering a lot of feed baca on our website and tip line. Keep your emails comin
seriously. but something worked. it is amazing. since he has been here he has become more responsible in thinking. even though i didn t like the school at first, as i went to school i thought it was better because i saw how important it was. now reggie s mother is starting college so he tutored her with things he learned from sci. this is from one employee. into another school that is so popular it holds a lottery who decide who gets in. we are going to have a waiting list of about 200 students long. as you saw in harlem, nervous kids, relatives sit anxiously hoping their name will be called. some go away happy. yea! most do not.
ever taught before. now teaches can tutor kids one-on-one. i noticed you were having some issues with fractions. you can go at your own pace. because kids can go at their own pace. i have students who are still working on multiplication. i have students working on math. some kids enjoy kahn s mr lessons so much they study at home. some are doing 2-3 hours at home i am asking for 15 minutes. when i am at home i log on. it s way more fun to do math. after all of these years kids being bored in school not learning math that s over? ui think it might be. if it happens it will be thanks to the on-line classes or charter school or other experiments that break out of the union dominated government monopoly. thousands of flowers bloom. competition has given us better transportation, technology,
line to hit new orleans. it happened because of a hurricane. this entire area will be under water. mother nature is in charge and mother nature has dealt one horrific blow. it didn t destroy much of the city it destroyed the school system. some school reformers saw thought maybe fwhooes what needed to happen. it was probably one of the worst school districts in the country. before katrina it was just failed. rebuild what was there and you build something entirely new. louisiana built something new. they made it easy for kids to open charters. you say here s my plan. they started a school called chi academy.