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this huge high school will become a bre-x through community college campus. bobb has invited wayne state university to be a partner. >> we have to be creative over here. >> reporter: across the district, bobb's plans include extending the school day and creating specialized programs in the arts, communications, math and science. >> if we care about kids in an urban environment, let's give them the best opportunity that those children can get so that they become college-ready. >> reporter: but this past summer, bobb's big plans hit a big wall. otis mathis is chair of the detroit school board which filed a lawsuit saying bobb went too far when he got involved in curriculum. academics, mathis says, are the responsibility of the superintendent the board has hired. >> the dispute is that the governor and the emergency financial manage wear handle the deficit and the board and the superintendent will handle academics. and somehow in a few months, it got twisted where he controlled everything. >> reporter: the teachers union signed on to the lawsuit saying teachers

i have been asking to investigate and punish those companies who are bre investigate and punish those companies who are breaking the law by investing in iran's energy sector. while the state department is making progress in these investigation go, these investments continue. according to the congressional research service, several companies have violated the iran sanctions act over the last number of years and according to the "new york times," over 107 billion in government contracts have gone to companies that are doing business in iran. that is why we cannot wait for companies to be designated as ators of the iran sampingses act. taxpayer money is being spent now on goods and services to companies that are thwarting the law. companies must be able to self-certify that he are not conducting a business in iran or united states government. all companies, especially those who reseff -- receive taxpayer funds should not be undermining u.s. foreign policy. the certification requirement reflects the choice that each of these companies must make, do business with the united states governme

>> we're hearing the oil is still two miles from shoir, bre it could hit in 72 hours.from experts about wildlife and the ecosystem in that whole area. >> reporter: right, it's devastating. you just heard jack talk about it. and what's interesting there are all kinds of species, 400 different species of wildlife around here. and when i lanted yesterday i was up in a helicopter taking a look at the barrier islands off of mississippi, because what i didn't realize this area off the coast is the most populous area for dolphins in the entire u.s., so a huge concern is for dolphins here and they're well-being, in addition to that the national wildlife foundation, they have found two oil-covered birds, one of which is a brown pelican which just got off the endangered species list, they've also found a loggerhead turtle about 65 miles out, gasping for air near some of this oil sheen, so, wolf, just because the water looks like this here along the shores of the mississippi in louisiana, according to some of these wildlife experts, it doesn't mean that the water out there is ver

as a nation, we cannot afford to fail the childrenike michael who desperately need a good educion to brethe cycle of property -- poverty. providing adequate and stable funding for our schools is a national crisis, a problem in every state. cutting instructional days and letting our teachers go, canceling the arts and aletics programs that are being considered now -- these are awful ideas. [applause] if that is where we end up, then we will have failed these children and not given them the quality of education and opportunities that they need and deserve. please understand that america's economic forecast is dependent upon the quality and the skill of the work force. we're always only one generation away from a bright future or a great decline. on a trip to washington last fall, i visited the home of thomas jefferson. he was one of the visionary founding fathers of this nation, and the principal author of the declaration of independence. his writings make it clear that he envisioned a strong system of public education as being critical to the success of this country. describe the system o

after three years of negotiations, the negotiations bre down while everybody was counting the votes i florida in december of 2000,here was a u.n. climate meeting in amsterdam. we can't let that happen with what happened in copenhagen. so the u.s. will look to c to see that it backs a constructive force in the u.n. process. from the u.s. in the internationasettg is t not walk away from the u.n. the u.s. started this major economies forum. the. tries to bring climate change the u.n. process can be so -- poorerountries don't trust china. th i tes the u.n. process seriously. it will only take the process riously if china is not abstructing that process. >> thank you. the floor is open. back here. again, i would remind you to please briefly identify yourself and if you want to direct your question please feel free to do so. >> yeah. i have a couple comments and rsis international issue. china and u.s. both are big countr -- i the airport, then he come to singlet's talk so i can really understand. and also this conduct by the united nations. and to all the united nation agreement is not bin

remember that there was a big operation with the phoenix police in the state police and theona feds that bre up three weeks ago the largest in the history of the u.s., and was u.s. wide.o. so those operations are the target where we need the resources to secure the border, but even without them as we get immigration reform, it is not going to happen. withesou respect to the rancher, there were a lot of allegationsn made. it was drugrunners, it was immigrants. on't think at this point,g based on at least last week there is nothing that has been released publiclyruigra.nt again the picture of what our border looks like, you can't tell the border, it is nothat defined. there are thousands of acres and whether it was immigrants or whether it was national from the u.s., one doesn't know. but it is being used as a catalyst. i would say clearly that arizona law would have no effect had it been in place in terms of protecting this rancher. again, dealt with only urban citiesld have. adults with-- nothing to do with securing the border, so it isths really a tragedy and by the way tragedies are happen