so my -- i'm with commissioner walton, i think we should table it. >> commissioner haney? >> well, the first thing i think we saw tonight exactly why we need to fully fund the arts in our school district. i think this should not be a situation where we are making anyone feel that by ensuring access for all students to these critical wonderful performances that are such a crucial part of the student experience for so many that we would be potentially eliminating all of them together, and i think that it's sad that that was what we heard tonight, because that's certainly not the intention of this conversation. we want to strengthen and grow these programs, at the same time that we want to make sure that everybody has access to them. i'm grateful for this, the student delegates, and for the student advisory council for stepping up to this. i think this is exactly why we have student delegates and an s.a.c., to be able to step in and get the feedback to hear everyone's voices and to do the right thing and to tell us what the right thing is for students, so i want to applaud yo

at ucla and great player walton... a here." walton... a great player at ucla and the nba.. slowed by foot injurys... bull still a hall of famer damian lillard... and the blazers led by as many as 20 in the first quarter... by 12 at the half 3rd quarter... kevin durant... hits the 3 and is fouled... 4-point play... warriors within one lillard... nails the 3- pointer... he had 44 points... blazers up 8 but back comes durant... on his way to 50 points... converts the drive... losing his shoe in the process... warriors down four... 9 seconds left... warriors down four... durant hits the 3 to give them a chance... but no no... they say he stepped out of bounds before the shot final score... 123-117 blazers... with the loss the warriors fall to the 2nd best record in the league behind houston going into the all-star break... steph curry... only 17 points on 6-of-17 shooting first workouts for pitchers and catchers at spring training were today... the giants broke camp in scottsdale, arizona... buster posey... hoping to get a lot more help in the lineup with the additions of evan

commissioner walton? >> just a question for deputy superintendent lee, and you don't have to necessarily answer now, but as we talk about basic aid districts, if you could explain to me -- and again, we don't have to do this now -- how san francisco doesn't -- doesn't qualify when we're talking about property taxes having to meet our exceed the lcsf allotment. and i don't know if you can explain that now, but it just doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. >> so commissioner, that -- that was kind of a central question to the discussion at the ad hoc committee that vice president cooke is reporting out from, so it was actually quite an interesting exercise for we as staff to refresh our analysis of and our research regarding, as well. so be happy to figure out an appropriate way to share that information with other commissioners who were not present at that particular meeting, but we feel up to speed on -- on the basics of that -- so to speak, of that question, so be happy to share that in another forum.

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visit ncicap.org] at bytes thank all of our governors, the 74, the walton family foundation for making this fantastic conversation possible. i think c-span for being here. we appreciate your coverage, we thank all of you for coming out so early this morning. . i will see you on axis.com. -- axious.com -- axios.com. ♪ >> governors from across the country are meeting in washington, d.c. this weekend to discuss jobs for their winter meeting, and also discussed the opioid crisis and the future of the agriculture industry. we will have live coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern starting here on c-span. ♪ i can only see it from her perspective. i've had a lot of people pray for me similarly. believeistian, i christianity has a long tradition of healing. i certainly think it's possible for god to heal people. >> sunday night on q and a, duke school professor kate bowler discusses her memoir "everything happens for a reason and other lies i've loved" in which she reflects on being diagnosed on stage for -- with stage four: cancer at the age of 35. >> it's gone, right? there is no pain in

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this is the walton arts center. part of the fabric of northwest arkansas, and it is here in downtown fayetteville. there are multiple broadway here.that tour through they also do a lot of work in that the community . they have a jazz series. they feature local artists sometimes. the have an arts gallery that features both local and regional art. they are about the national and international grand scope as all the way down to the local people. at supported and showcased walton arts center. and what we are on right now, this street is becoming a cultural cooridor. library and it is in the middle of an expansion project. withthe expanded library, artser square, with the center on one street, it is really expanding our arts district. >> i have noticed a lot of locally owned businesses here. why is that? >> i think that the walton emily and walmart have a lot to do -- the walton family and walmart have a lot to do with that because they support the entrepreneurs. we have one of the highest per capita amount of nonprofits

as well as commissioner walton. and as well as our vice president of our school, please give him a hand as well. and i know commissioner haney was coming as well. today is a chance to celebrate the bright future of our city's children here in san francisco. while we do honor the legacy of our late mayor, edwin lee. mayor lee was a longtime champion of children here in san francisco and today, we also will celebrate that. you know, it is our responsibility as a city to uphold the values of san francisco. of inclusiveness and hope that we ensure san francisco remains affordable for families. and that we invest in the health and success of all of san francisco's children. as a father of three young children, i understand that, mayor lee was a devoted father of his two daughters and there are so many fathers and mothers today with us. with that, we need to make sure our children receive quality education, they live in safe homes in communities and with that, they can achieve amazing things in life. as city, we are commi

its not meant to be a walton. bloomberg's matthew boyle. thank you for breaking it down and joining us with the latest on walmart. our bloomberg business flash. the ceo of qatar airways says the ongoing saudi led economic blockade against his country has been mostly ineffective. he spoke today to bloomberg tv. >> we have expanded our network hugely and are at continuing to do so. we are continuing to grow. so the main purpose of the blockade, to intimidate us, has failed. it has increased our operating costs and has also put financial straight -- financial strain on the airline, and that's why i mentioned to you last november that our bottom line would be woulded and qatar airways be impacted for the first time in seven years. >> meanwhile the stock market turns bullish on u.s. stocks. it means already strong momentum for earnings growth. in a note to investor blackwell -- blackrock said its bullish on u.s. stocks. home depot is cashing in on americans pouring money into their homes. sales at the world's largest home improvement chain roads

they are all supported and showcased at the walton arts center. what we are on right now, the street is becoming a cultural corridor. this is our library, and it is in the middle of an expansion project. it will take over this site of the street as well. with the expanded library, with the theater square, with a community created senator wicker walton arts center all-in-one street each was expanding our arts district in north was arkansas. >> i've noticed a lot of locally owned businesses. why is that? >> i think that the walton family and walmart have a lot to do with that because they support entrepreneurs in our community. they support the local nonprofit scene. we have one of the highest per capita amount of nonprofits in the nation, and that's due to the fact that the walton family, walmart, supports that. the philanthropic effort of that organization and those people have really helped to lay the framework for local business, for nonprofits, and for really supported, holding hand by that we all feel. >> so fayetteville annex themselves to wa

a conversation about education, something that touches home to so many people. 74 and thee to thank walton family foundation for making this conversation possible. thank you to the axios event steam, and for all of you for coming out. we will be covering a little bit about k-12 and how to help older -- prepare for the future, and then pulling back the camera and talking to the governors about the big issues in their states. we will first talk to governor roy cooper of north carolina, who was a year into it closed a proposal that is to what we are doing. and governor john hickenlooper colorado, and the governor of kansas, a surgeon who just took office. we have the whole lifespan of our governors here. thank you. we hope you will join along with #axios360, and we appreciate you reading axios, where we make you smarter faster on topics that matter most. and we are proud to welcome to the stage governor cooper of north carolina. thank you so much for coming. constituents, the peak of good living. -- isther is an apex there with his wife and son. >> i'm dreaming of oatmeal, brown sugar, and va

. >> mark: luke walton doing a nice job as the lakers on the threshold of getting a signature win here against one of the better teams. one of the hotter teams in the nba. randle, double-teamed at mid court. no foul. >> hubie: come on. >> mark: and that's going to do it. it's in the books. randle kept pivoting. no whistle came, and the lakers earned this one. >> hubie: i could feel it hits here because we were about 6 feet away from there, okay? he got hit -- i don't know how many times he got hit. oklahoma city is looking for the clock, and there you go. you got to hit him. look at this. i mean, and there was no foul called. i give randle a ton of credit. he never released the ball. he had full control of it. that's three times tonight he has been in this type of situation, and what has happened? he has been able to continue to hold onto the ball without losing it. >> mark: he kept pivoting. and kept it moving. and the los angeles lakers with zero on the clock right now. they are reviewing it at the table. >> hubie: yep. the big thing is the clock here right thousand. i have to say, w

. >>> we want to thank brian for this beautiful picture of the walton light house in santa cruz, very dramatic image. and this iconic picture of san francisco bay. >> share your pictures with us with the >>> coming up tonight on abc7 "news at 6:00," awaiting the big one on the hayward fault. the new projections from the lawrence lab on where the shaking could be worst. >>> the welcome today for canadian prime minister justin trudeau, but he's here to do business. >>> "7 on your side's" michael finney explains how a request for a lower rate led to another fee for a long time customer of an internet provider. all of that comes up on abc7 "news at 6:00." >>> finally tonight, a bay area band is eyeing broadway, there's a stage musical in the works by huey lewis and the news. ♪ ♪ go back in time >> it will be called heart of rock 'n roll. lewis revealed news of the project in an announcement with jimmy kimmel. lewis has appeared on jimmy kimmel several times. ♪ i go home and open the door with my key ♪ >> lewis says the show will not be biographical but will showcase the band's son

. >> i think the walton family and sam walton have to do with that because they support entrepreneurs in the community and nonprofit we have one of the highest per capita amount of nonprofit in the nation due to the fact the walton family, walmart supports that the philanthropic efforts of that organization and those people have helped to leave that framework for local business and nonprofits and supportive of holding hands. >> walmart and the university? >> i think it would connect itself more wholeheartedly with walmart but we were just at walmart center and one of the things that you get into it feels more like a region than a specific city although they have their own five they are really just bridges in between each other. so the university of arkansas has a big footprint here with everything that comes with having a university in a town with all the positive but it really works to serve northwest arkansas. >> we are on the university of arkansas campus. 20000 students go here for numbers keep growing with every year everything to do with the economy with fayetteville and northwe

who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did the pasta and according to the tax womyn is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling weldon that the pair's efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be includes with the confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he was doi

possibilities well to discuss the tragedy further we can now hear from aviation expert and former pilot keith walton keith welcome keith as you were saying they're the cause of the crashes on clear but we know that the plane took off during heavy snow fall poor visibility out there could you touch upon from the details you've seen perhaps some of the possible things that may have gone wrong here first i'd like to extend my thoughts and prayers to all the families of the passengers and crew and the airline staff in the wake of this tragedy. the weather certainly as you pointed out is probably the primary factor. there are certainly many more questions than answers at this point as you pointed out one of the flight recorders have been recovered i'm waiting to see the other one being recovered so we have both and it will take some time for that data the be analyzed but it will have an idea of what was going on in the cockpit and with the aircraft during the flight. with the heavy snow. the airplane needs to be. higher to take off where all of the snow and ice that's clinging to the aircraft is made cle

henry walton has been facing an uncertain future since revelations came out about text messages sent by his partner joe about text messages sent by his partnerjoe mane, about text messages sent by his partner joe mane, this about text messages sent by his partnerjoe mane, this happened before christmas. it emerged she had sent racist text messages including some about meghan markle who is prince harry's beyonce. there were other problems as well, and the national executive committee of the uk independence party decided to pass a motion of no—confidence in henry bolton last month, they felt he had not had that the situation well. he distanced himself from joe mane somewhat, but not completely, saying they were no longer in a romantic relationship after those renovations. but there were still friends and he was trying to help out friends and he was trying to help our work through a difficult personal time. that was not good enough for the nec who felt he had handled the situation badly and obviously the majority of the membership here agreed, that's why they voted to get rid of him.

excellent cyber security panel, and a discussion between rob mcdowell and my former boss chairman greg walton. both things i'm looking forward to later in the day. for my time i'd like to lay out early international priorities in the new administration. we plan to be aggressive in advocating interest in values in ourengagement across the globe at i can, itu and others. and discuss the department of commercial cyber security work toimprove the security net of things and administration's plan to counter the threat of bot nets. the internet has become what it is today in part because of a longstanding bipartisan concensus of multi-stakeholder policy making and development. the idea that all should participate in transparent decision makingprocess. we must continue to fight for this principle and for an internet that's golf vens between collaboration between all stake holders. right now, ntia has two priorities. the preservation of the who is service, one of the pressing issues related to icahn the last several months. if you don't know much about the service, it's a valuable actual for governmen

who is warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did it and according to the tax womyn is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling weldon that the paris efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be includes with the confidence of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if neither the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he was doing was fi

who was warner depending on this set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon i hear did a pasta and according to the text while mine is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling wildman that the pair's efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be in coos with the confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he

the chair of the prison officers association, who works here at walton, has told me that overnight there is only one mental health nurse on duty. that might rise to two during the day but it is to look after almost 1000 inmates, 60% of whom have complex mental health needs. he said that clearly isn't enough. he agreed with tony's mother, he should never have been in prison. hours before tony took his own life, a probation officer came here to the family home to approve him for a release on tag, into the care of his mum. she e—mailed her son to share the good news. i said, "you might be home for the end of the month, cheer up, love. love you, see you soon." that was the last e—mail i sent to him. and i still don't know whether he got it. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first... the headlines on bbc news. warnings that the extensive abuse of vulnerable women across the uk is still going unrecognised, and needs to be urgently addressed — the findings of operation sanctuary in newcastle. new research suggests errors with drugs across the nhs in england could be

who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did the pasta and according to the text while mine is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling wildman that the pair's efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be in coos with a confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator mark rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he was

. >> reporter: 12 years ago when danni walton made her husband zack, things were different. >> we both have dealt with health issue, and cannabis brought us off of our prescriptions. once it became legal, we were like, awesome, we could do this now. >> reporter: it wasn't too tough to get the supplies. >> my grooms men had bud bhutanyiers. >> i had arrangement on every table. >> if you wanted to go to the hash bar, you could go to the hash bar. or go to the normal bar. >> reporter: cotton candy, cannabis. cannabis themed weddings are becoming a budding industry. wedding planner says pot party favors is one request. she says the buzz was two or three years ago. but finding a willing venue was tough. and now things are changing. danni thinks it is prime time. >> obviously everyone ate all the food. but there wasn't any drunken brawl so i am take that any day. >> i am sure people really enjoyed themselves. >> on to sports. >> there was a lot of talk about clay thompson being lured back home to l.a. wh >>> good evening, great concern for orlando cepeda. hospitalized after falling and hitti

who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did it and according to the tax woman is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling wildman that the pair's efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be includes with a confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he was doing was f

who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon i had to do pasta and according to the text while mine is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling weldon that the paris efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be in cruise with a confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he

. >> reporter: 12 years ago when danni walton made her husband zack, things were different. >> we both have dealt with health issue, and cannabis brought us off of our prescriptions. once it became legal, we were like, awesome, we could do this now. >> reporter: it wasn't too tough to get the supplies. >> my grooms men had bhutanyiers. >> i had arrangement on table. >> if you wanted to go to the hash bar, you could go to the hash bar. or go to the normal bar. >> reporter: cotton candy, cannabis. cannabis themed weddings are becoming a budding industry. wedding planner says pot party favors is one request. she says the buzz was two or three years ago. but finding a willing venue was tough. and now things are changing. danni thinks it is prime >> obviously everyone ate all the food. but there wasn't any drunken brawl so i am take that any day. >> i am sure people really enjoyed themselves. >> on to sports. >> there was a lot of talk about clay thompson being lured back home to l.a. >>> good evening, great concern for orlando cepeda. hospitalized after falling and hitting his head in a pa