flax is on the charter school. did you have a comment on this as well? >> on consent items, i ask you to look at pages 1143118, items 112 through -- 114 through 118, items 112 to 115. all of those are services for the center for children and families. all of those are from the same funding source. and yet there are four or five pages of different ones. the question i had is why you have a variety of different, instead of having one simple resolution for all of the schools involved, why you would have that many for that many different places. the second item is page 122, k16, in which to talk about restorative justice and hiring a consultant who will develop software for web-based tools collecting specified discipline and restorative practices data. the question is what kind of data you are looking for, what kind of measures of the store to justice will be digitized -- of restorative justice will be digitized for this. the consultant is to provide professional development and support. the question is for whom is that support being presented, and how much

over time the regular migration status becomes morally irrelevant while the harm that deportation and flax grows. liberal democratic states should recognize that fact for regular migrant who has settled an estate for any extended time. thanks a lot. [applause] >> thank you for a very -- i'm going to start off by asking a question. i know that you probably know. so my question to you is, what issue or maybe do is winning from this argument in your view? >> well, first, first of would like to start off by commending joe. when you read his whole essay i think that he has done an excellent job of trying to deal with the very difficult issue and a knowledge and, you know, some of the problems, some of the views of the other side. one of the things he neglects, however, is a group that i care the most about in this debate command that is disadvantaged americans most skilled low-wage americans that are harmed by the competition with emigrants and especially blacks, legal hispanics, and poor whites with educations or less, that is one problem i have with tsa. another is the fact that he caused the

flax seed, exactly. how about pancakes? more or less than 50 on c 500 calories? it's more. it's 650 calories. how many teaspoons would you save if you went to sugar-free syrup? is it 7, 10 or 14 teaspoons? >> 14. >> hoda is right. >> you can get sugar free syrup? >> it's perfectly fine if you want to use it. now we're going to some breakfast meat. we have turkey bacon, canadian bacon and regular pork bacon. rank these from lowest to highest fat. >> you go and then i'll get it right. that should be first, i think. >> and that's canadian bacon. that's your choice? >> no, i just want to know what it is. i'll make it my choice now. >> did you miss it? >> yes. >> you're still wrong. >> i wasn't done! >> i did it for you. she got the point. let's go. >> oh, boy. >> hoda! >> canadian bacon is the leanest and then turkey bacon and regular bacon. >> it makes a difference if you really, really like it crispy. >> crispy is good but the fat stays the same. if you like the canadian bacon, a lot of people don't, but you know what, it's n

i'm also going to be putting in flax seed meal.ives them nutritional boost and a little bit of cinnamon. then i'm going to mash up banana and have bananas and walnuts in there. >> but you're doing two different types. >> i am. and then for some of those banana walnut ones i'm going to add some chocolate chips, because i think the chocolate in the morning makes everyone happy. >> there's nothing wrong with that. i wouldn't be the one to argue with you. >> so that's what i'm working on. first i've got to mash my banana. >> nice mashing. >> thank you. >> so then you're going to put it in the pan? >> no, i'm going to put a little bit into the batter. rather than sliced bananas. >> i'm a little slow on this. >> i've never actually done this before. >> it's a good time to start. >> we've got darth vader coffee. >> darth vader coffee is a great accompaniment. and the bread, as well. the toast. so -- >> what do you have doing? >> i'm going to do -- so my father used to make pumpkins -- pancakes for us every tuesday night while mom worked.

there are some flax of rain activity off the coast line. for the most part relatively dry.r that will keep his cool. this afternoon the sun will not have a chance to warm his cup. 39 san rafael. 37 santa rosa low 40's everyone else. upper thirties as we had further south. also seeing 30 in livermore. this afternoon because of the cloud cover which we will not warm up much. 50 san francisco, 51 richmond, 52 from oakland and hayward. everyone is right around that 50 degree range. to our different story. we need a wide perspective to see that, in the pacific he see that storm system off coast that is worth giving as the cloud cover today. it will pull back over the next few days. more sunshine tuesday, wednesday. that is where we see the greatest chance of rain. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. ec of plays out sunshine, temperatures in the upper 50s the rain thursday, friday, saturday chance of showers temperatures down near the 50 degree mark. not only are there not many hot spots there haven't been any all morning long. >> george: holiday traffic conditions you c

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