my name is charles curtis. i work at a public charter school.he quick context is "the atlantic" ran an article that focused on charter schools in new orleans in particular. i am curious about the content of that article and what is the mayor's position on that, and quick background, the content of the article talked heavily about the no excuses, in many ways exclusionary policies of a lot of charter schools in general, and it talked specifically about the practices of schools in new orleans, and i'm curious what the mayor's position and how those policies, inclusive of suspension, they relate to that front end, back end discussion of prison and what we do on the front end in terms of what we do. mayor landrieu: you say you work in a charter school? >> yes, sir. my question is about the mayor's position on the position policy, which is much more around the mayor's position. mayor landrieu: a things, because it was a big fight and because what is the proper governance model that will give our kids the best opportunity. post-katrina we went to a di

. >> good morning, my name is charles curtis. i work in behavior intervention at a charter school.on is about an article in december 2014 that focused heavily in charter schools in new orleans in particular. i'm curious about the content of that article and the state's position on that. the content of the article talked heavily about no excuses and exclusionary policies of a lot of charter schools in general. talk specifically about the practices that charter schools have. i'm curious about the mayors decision on how those discipline policy and exclude suspension and how that relates to prison on the backend with what we are doing on the front-end. >> you said you work in a charter school? >> yes. >> you like it? >> yes. >> my question is primarily about the discipline piece. >> and what to tell you what my position on charter schools is. then i will answer your question. there are couple of things because there's a big fight in the country about what's the proper governance model that will give our kids an opportunity. in new orleans, what he is alluding to is that post- katrina,

. >>> police are looking for a charles county man wanted in a deadly triple shooting. officers looking for 21-year-old andre curtis wilkins. they say he killed markell davis and wounded another man at an apartment last wednesday. police think davis may have shot a third man shortly after that. investigators say davis has since shaved off his dreadlocks. if you have seen him police want to hear from you. >>> donald trump's poll numbers are dropping after his latest controversy. a new reuters poll now showing about 31% of republicans polled continue to support trump. now, that's down 12% from a week ago. this comes after trump's comments on creating a data base of muslims and claims that he ridiculed a "new york times" reporter. trump's numbers are still double his closest competitor, though. dr. ben carson is at 15% and senators marco rubio and ted cruz are both at 8%. >>> trump will have to defend himself, however, when he's questioned by chuck todd on "meet the press" tomorrow. dr. ben carson will also have t[ clarify his foreign policy positions. that's tomorrow at 10:30 right here on nbc 4 after "news4 today."

. >>> police looking for a charles county man wanted in connection with a deadly triple shooting. officers are k look for 21-year-old andre curtisilkins, they say he killed markel davis and wounded another man last wednesday. police think davis may have shot a third man shortly after that. investigators say davis has since shaved off his dreadlocks. if3] you've seen him police wan to hear from you. >>> happening today after black friday of course comes small business saturday and this morning those smaller stores, they are getting ready to welcome customers for a big day of sales. sales are expected to exceed $14 billion this year, special events are planned in some areas, including alexandria, vienna, bethesda, shaw and capitol hill. mayor bowser is expected to attend some of the stores in district this morning. >>> donald trump's poll numbers are dropping after his latest controversy. a reuters poll shows about 31% of republicans polled continue to support trump. that's down 12% from a week ago. this comes after trump's comments on creating a data base for muslims and claims that he ridiculed a "new york times" reporter. trump