April . Got to give it few more days, entire weekends feels like winter, yes, one last shot here, i think of wintery weather. Call this onion snow, term originate in the pennsylvania for late season snowfall, usually when the farmers plant the spring onions. So usually, it is also time of the last snowfall. Hope that holds true. Little onion snow today, learn something new every day. All right, and little bit every rain really depend on where youre cross the delaware valley. Good thing about this storm is the timing. It is coming in mainly during the day. So we have that strong sun angle, in april, to help melt any snow. But there could be some minor accumulation, we will talk about it, right now above freezing though, philadelphia, 38 degrees, light winds out of the northeast, 6 miles per hour, feels like 33 when you factor in the light breeze. There is the radar, again, basically from the city on northward, best shot to see some snowflakes early this morning. A lot of this not reachi
All right. Can i have a emotion and second for this approval of the minutes the regular meeting of february 23rd, 2016, so moved second any corrections mr. Totiano ms. Fewer ms. Mendozamcdonnell dr. Murase ms. Norton mr. Walton ms. Wynns and mr. Haney, 5 is. We want to thank everyone who is joining us in person if anyone want to address the board of education there are cards out in the hallway if you can fill them out and give them to ms. Casco before the item is called mr. Superintendent. Thank you president haney i want to welcome everyone that is joining us in person and rnsz in the communities or watching on tv good evening at our last Board Meeting i wished the Culinary Arts Program by chief and teacher daniel the teacher he wish them equal to compete in the educational pro start competition well, this evening im proud to announce that tonight we won actually, they sweat swept the awards competition clapping. proud to announce theyve received the management sxhur of year to achiev
She had a hurt of gold. She was everything that you would want a public defender to be. She fought hard. She had tremendous compassion. For her clients and she handled some of the toughest cases in the city. One of the toughest cases was defending edwin ramos the gang member who was convicted of killing tony and his two sons in 2012. We have a live update on the developing story on 7 news at 11 00 over on channel 7. Please tune in for that. Good evening. Happening now supporters of 5 Hunger Strikers protesting Police Shootings are vowing to stay inside San Francisco city hall all weekend. We have beent. In the rotunda where sheriffs deputy0, s in rt gear keep protestors awaynr from them to go home. Ms protest has beeio going on since 5 00 oclocki today and coj au after city hall closed at 8 tonight. ut the 5 protestors3 were the doctor monitoring the ut q state. Protestors vow to continue the Hunger Strike from the hospital until San Francisco mayor fires the police chief. Democratic
Storm does go offshore. Good afternoon, this is al Jazeera America. Im jonathan betz. Syrias deputy Prime Minister has told the world air strikes are not enough to defeat isil if there is no cooperation with his countrys army. He spoke at the United Nations today and called russias air strikes in syria effective because they support the countrys efforts to fight what he calls terrorism. Translator you know better than anyone else that terrorism is an ideology that recognizes no boundaries. You know that when this monster comes out, it cannot be limited to certain countries. The terrorism of isis, aln alnuz alnusra and other organizations is killing. What else did he have to say . That syria is a land baptized in the blood of its people. This is the world view of the assad regime, not the world view of the syrian people. He doesnt talk about the secret police or take any responsibility for the assad regime. He does talk about the fate of syria is in syrias hands and the hands of syrians
With the general an think taking place . I know whether its emerge or care, i helped start a Youth Leadership symposium in houston where im from and its still very, very difficult for us to get people engaged to sign up for these programs. So you can talk about putting these programs in the mosque or starting a sunday school class about it or putting ads in your local paper, but theres still a very, very large divide in having people in the Community Involved in this. What are suggestions practically speaking on apathy . Okay, ill go first. And thank you for sort of thank you for the question. Something that id eventually speak about when i was up there. One of the ideas we have tried to quote unyoet get the Community Involved and engaged is to get them to run for Political Office at the lowest level. There are thousand chairs in the city of houston. And about 10 of them are from our community. Our population is less than 1 or 2 approximately. Many times, its not that difficult to get