we're pleased to welcome founder sf dot city and we're expect others. i also want to thank dean from tenants together and from the tenderloin housing clinic and a couple of tenants who will speak an evicted tenant. also with us folks from the chinatown area and executive director vincent and caramel who's with sales force and with that we'll get started. so with this affordable housing crisis we need to not only continue to invest in the creation of new affordable units but really must protect our xoif housing stoke our rent control units that will close a loophole in the ellis act who are currently not loorntdz it authorizes legislation to let san francisco decide whether or not to require a 5 year ownership of the property before a landlord can use the ellis act. it was created as a result of a states supreme court decision in the 45 that says landlords don't have the right to evict all folks the cowered said you could sell your building the legislature respond to create a statutory right to leave the business of affordable housing. but it's been abus

observer next speakers will be the coalition of our labor leaders first ron conway the founder of sf dot city and followed by i'm going to ask someone else to speak. go. ron cop way >> thank you it's a pleasure to be here as mark leno said i'm ron conway i'm the chairman and founder of sf city that represents almost 1 thousand tech companies in the city of san francisco. our thousand members represents 10 of thousands of tech workers in san francisco. let me say loudly and proudly and clearly a vast majority of the tech community wants to stand shoulder to shoulder with you in supporting steps to stop the speculative evictions that are putting long time residents at risk including the receipt of this building one of whom is a tech worker. entry-level tech workers are impacted by rising housing costs just like everyone else (clapping) i'm proud to be joined by sales force.com and mark and the board of directors of sf city who are going to be fearless and relentless in getting this legislation passed. we will broadcast our support in sacramento and are thankful to mark leno for supporting in le

it can be las vegas dot the city of god. freedom is elevated when you have the faith to infuse it. it provides a sanctifying grace to freedom that elevates the free well and allows us to aspire. ronald reagan works a lot with pope john paul ii in mac to that he was very close to. freedom can become pro verse and can lead to the destruction of freedom for others. you can think of examples on that. the successor said the west suffers from a confused ideology for freedom. so we've got freedom wrong. we don't totally understand freedom. and because of that confused ideology we are suffering from a dictatorship of relativism. the scripture by 13 to 514 says do not use your freedom as opportunities for the flash. but rather use freedom for what serves others, to serve your neighbor. russell kirk whose 1974 classic the roots of american order to do the order of liberty. you have to have an inner order before the country can have an outer order. george washington talked about self-governing one's self before the nation could self govern. if you have to have a nation of self-governing self-

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dotted around the city, discreet entrances opened into a hidden world that had been a part of frenchscale brothels known as maisons closes-- closed houses-- were housed in well-appointed buildings. in the 1890s, toulouse-lautrec was an occasional customer at a maison close this bungoss the re from chatoi brothels and t life withhem were frequent subjects for 19th-century artists, including edgar degas. lautrec, a frequent client, painted the day-to-day life of prostitutes without prejudice. these women, in pictures like the sofa, just sit there, calm, unmolested by clients. there are other pictures where he takes a much less sympathetic, more caricatural attitude. a painting like "the laundryman," for example, shows a man leering at a prostitute who seems to have left her dressing gown hanging open. but there are other pictures, again, where he seems to have a very, very sympathetic attitude. the great painting of the medical inspection shows a tremendous sympathy to the women in the maison close, and the plush red, rather torrid background against which these pale bodies are set, gi

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the estimated $700 million project would be the largest in the city since the dot-com boom went bust.hink it's a good thing, especially in san jose. why go to mountain view when we can make san jose better. >> the plan is to knock it down when the car club moves to another location. 9 silicon valley business journal put these renderings on their website. there's ten 7-story towers with 2 million scare feet of space. the campus could accommodate more than 8,000 employees, making it one of the largest employers in san jose. >> only sure there are a lot of good people who could use working here instead of traveling to mound continue view or go to redwood city right now. >> the city is giving away millions in tax breaks for the project, but figures to make up for it with added tax revenues in the future. it will provide about $7 million in annual property taxes, not to mention the utility, sales and other taxes that would come in from new workers. the mayor said this is a huge company but stopped short of saying which company may be moving in. >> i may be the only person in city hall is k

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like to see more of the dramatic video we have posted it on our web site kron4-dot-com >> : shock and concern tonight city of richmond as schoolteacher is arrested for sexually abusing six boys between the ages of 11 and 13. tonight we have more on what happens in explains how despite an ongoing investigation another school tired the suspect >> : i know what happened i notified in know why. leno is scarcity. an independent charter school in richmond are concerned now that this former teacher ronald has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing six male students between the ages of 11 and 13. police say most if not all alleged abuse occurred off campus. it is reported that he was on various excursions with the students wear some of these allegations came across pre >> : shortly after the investigation began he was removed and the academy. airline you are on the impression he is unemployed and not in close proximity of any children but that's not what happened he got another teaching job at merrill vest the all the trees will when police found out about that two days ago he was arrested. how could anothe

.- dot through the rain, umbrellas out, traffic slowed on city streets. the clouds around noon began to part, and the sun shone. >> i'm not a rain lover so i guess i was little disappointed but i know we need it. >> in contra costa county rain fell hard at times, snarling this highway 24 morning commute. by this afternoon, sunshine in pacifica let joyce roberson empty her rain bucket. >> this is just what we had for today's rainfall. >> it is how she waters her hothouse plants. >> it's amazing how much you can collect from the gutters and downspouts. >> for more than 30 years she has been collecting and using runoff. >> sometimes you can collect water on a foggy day when we don't have any rainfall. >> pacifica residents right now are asked to conserve 10%. she installed this low waterflood yard he got a rebate. she's among the 2.5 million people in the bay area using san francisco's hetch hetchy water. sfpd showed me today's updated water supply graph. the hetch hetchy watershed right now, the red line only 40% of average precipitation, that's the black l

city. some large hail with the green dot there is in central missouri. today, a much larger area of concern. dallas to houston to san antonio. the storms will form there. they'll push across the deep south. isolated tornadoes. the bigger threats of hail and wind damage through alabama later on tonight. already, this same area is getting hit with rain. this is not the severe weather threat. one round this morning of soaking rains. break during the day. and more storms tonight. for everyone on the east coast, this will be a soaker of a weekend. mother nave witure will do a cl job on it. the muddle of the country, you get a break from the bad weather. >>> a lot of active weather on this friday morning. we're watching a mixture of some rain and snow through new england. be careful driving this morning. the great lakes, plain old rain. i'd say it's safe to say about half to three-quarters of the country needs an umbrella over the next three days. >> i'll tell you what. if it's not snow, it's rain. >> that's mother nature's way of cleaning up. >>> well, an ale

city. she has an interest in the failure of public schools, occupying public school space. she spends north of $1 million a year on advertising, $1300 per student. >> steve barr, you are the dot publicgreen schools, and california is an incubator of charter schools. you areu talk about how seeing the debate in new york city from your vantage point in los angeles? green dot public schools, and i care less about charter schools except how they affect public schools. i think there is research on what good school districts could become. i listen to a lot of teachers. they felt out of the decision-making process, and we used all of those reforms to be successful in areas where there are 50%, 60%, 70% dropout rate, we retain and graduate 80% and 90% of those same kids. i'm a public school advocate, and charters are a progressive tool. the other thing i would say is these are somehow private entities, it is no more of a pacifica,tity then they are nonprofits. the idea that i got into this with my life savings were that a lot of people that do this work are you needed to make money is ludicrous. we are unit to change the public school system. it was stagnant for a long time. or leave

the estimated $700 million project would be the largest in the city since the dot-com boom went bust. san jose. why go to mountain view when we can make san jose better. >> the plan is to knock it down when the car club moves to another location. they put these renderings on their remember side. there's ten 7-story towers with 2 million scare feet of space. the campus could accommodate more than 8,000 employees, making it one of the largest employers in san jose. >> i'm sure people would cork here instead of traveling to mountain view. >> the city is giving away millions in tax breaks for the project, but figures to make up for it with added tax revenues in the future. it will provide about $7 million in annual property taxes, not to mention the utility, sales and other taxings that would come in from new workers. the mayor said this is a huge company but stopped short of saying which company may be moving in. >> i may be the only person in city hall is knows. other people may know, but i think i'm the only person who knows and they asked me to keep it confidential, and i will. >> no

to follow the city's snow fleet in real time ... check out chicago shovels dot org. the illinois department of transportation is using its fleet of more than 17-hundred plows across the state to clear roads. i-dot says it is taking steps throughout the morning to make sure the roads are drivable. the illinois tollway has had its entire fleet of 182 plows on the road throughout the night as well. a spokeswoman for i-dot says it has an adequate supply of salt for this storm, and it can quickly get more salt if needed. illinois state police say they are watching to see if they need to activate emergency resources. metra is putting its winter weather plan in effect. crews started working at one o'clock this morning to get a head start on clearing and salting platforms for rush hour. and more train crews are put in place to make up for staffing shortages or emergencies. metra will also refuel trains at outlying stations to prevent delays. wendella boat tours will start later than usual this year, since their boats are stuck in ice. the company says its fleet is stuck in a

that was neha par-eek of hotels dot com who says 5-star hotel prices in some cities such as lisbon and budapest are dropping. she adds travelers should research local economies before booking, as economies still in recovery tend to have better deals. domino's franchise owners are forced to share a piece of the pie with employees. 6 dominos in new york will pay a total nearly a half million dollars to minimum wage workers under a labor settlement. the money will be divided amoung 750 people. the owners admit to under paying workers. yum brands is making over its menu in china. the owner of taco bell and kfc is trying to boost sales out east, after a "scare" over antibiotics in its chicken hurt sales in 20-12. yum says it will also roll out new packaging and store designs. half of yum brands' sales are from china. sears is going trendy in its latest turn around effort. the retailer will sell hip clothes at its stores and online. it's to keep pace with the popularity of fashion forward and budget wise stores such as h&m. the new sears shop will be called now plus here. and open in the sec

dot com. >> catherine: the new york city medical examiner has just confirmed that - as expected - the deathshion designer l'wren scott was a suicide. >> catherine: the body of the 49-year-old was found in her apartment monday. >> catherine: and since then, the public has seen very little of her boyfriend -- mick jagger. >> catherine: l'wren scott ran a fashion business with high-profile clients. but reports say she'd been planning to shut it all down.and would have announced the end of her clothing label wednesday. sphere >> catherine: her debts ran close to 6-million dollars. whether that had anything to do with her suicide is not clear. her body was found in her apartment monday by an assistant she'd texted earlier. >> catherine: scott was found kneeling - with a scarf wrapped around her neck which had been tied to the handle of a door. there was no suicide note.and no indication in that last text message that anything was wrong. - if >> catherine: she had been mick jagger's companion since 2001. this photo was taken moments after he got the news of her death while at a restaurant in aust

the city of chicago plans to re-pave more city streets due to the increased number of potholes. c-dot says it's added an additional 85 miles of streets to this year's resurfacing plan. work will begin this spring to repave 333 miles of city streets and alleys ... at an estimated cost of at least 184 million dollars. the city says it's received more than 47-thousand pothole complaints since december ... that's three times the amount from the past two winters. so far this winter, crews have filled more than 240-thousand potholes. the upcoming spring thaw may bring chicago more than just the usual flooding and potholes. alderman bob fioretti says he saw large numbers of *rats in several areas of the city during our brief warm spell earlier this week. and he says, warm weather may produce an explosion in the rat population. we have ice and pot holes and now rides. new york has had success controlling rat infestations with what's called "liquid rodent sterilization bait." fioretti is recommending that chicago try it. we can't catch a break around here. >> that will make you think twice abo

dot website. i askedded deputy mayor to lead a coordinated response on the city's part between our departments and with the federal investigators. i am available for questions as arrest the individuals. >> this is a live news conference with the mayor of seattle talking about the komo tv news chopper crash that killed two. katie marzullo mentioned that the scene could be closed for a few days and he confirmed that because of the cleanup and investigation. also, we helped new information from komo that it was a retired photographer as one of the two dead working part time and we have learn he won 13 emmys in his career and that his son, also a photographer for komo, with a pilot on board, also killed. we will follow this with the latest by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. a man has been arrested as part of a nationwide chairman pornography bust. this knows the website they say the suspects were using. 25-year-old known as michael gow of fremont has been charged with receipt of child pornography, one of 14 people arrested across the nation. officials inned 251 victims, six in california, and

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the today is values for those properties so in terms of the city is a benefiting from the tax property revenues we're heaping it will go back dot into the nonprofits. >> a hundred percent. >> yes. for that particular area. that being said our controller had fairly reasonable estimates on what the taxable properties are and it's likely those number t is going to get bigger as the construction is completed and try to take a more conservative

the today is values for those properties so in terms of the city is a benefiting from the tax property revenues we're heaping it will go back dot into the nonprofits. >> a hundred percent. >> yes. for that particular area. that being said our controller had fairly reasonable estimates on what the taxable properties are and it's likely those number t is going to get bigger as the construction is completed and try to take a more conservative approach >> but at this point your oracle for a hundred percent only for rent stabilization. >> well, we've estimated i'll ask the controller but, yes it's the taxable interest in the area and i want to clarify if it's one hundred percent. >> the amount is pure a tax increment in the areas that's one hundred percent of our general funds property taxation and just the tax component it's hundred dollars percent of the tax component that's been requested is the four-point - >> sorry not initial supplemental was 2.5 million was pegged to the estimate of the property tax increment generated in the zone as of today. >> and we're adding 2 million. >> upward of $2 million. >> so it exceeds the existi

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recently us based online mortgage loan company agent is dot com published a report about how much people need to urgently can i set out an american city. they're very concerned about people being unable to afford the expense of american city. results of the cameras to tell you the most effective for buying a house the average price that could come to the thousands of salt the gdp per capita campus job. the forty seven thousand us dollars. the tech in the second largest after the house and right here indiana ranked second on the list. average housing prices in the four hundred thousand dollars the per capita gdp debt to thirty one thousand dollars the california in los angeles the third place the city's downtown right there. the four hundred twenty thousand us dollars the average national gdp and twenty pound is there to look at the big band continued to weaken the falling prey to the majors the new role on a portable for the average person. many people could choose to commute. what did end up renting houses the different here than plush comfort i need to be done with living in a rental chinese leaders expressed their opinion the label

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city and the san francisco clean advocates. first of all, please, please all 4 of you and anyone write down the website bio fuel watch organizing dot uc. you have to have the dot uc and go to that site one hundred percent bio fuel is a bad idea urban has a problem they are causing more climate problems more than fossil fuel. i want to amplify what my previous colleagues have said. every time the vice president of environmental staff dealt with that they said the city can't reach their goal without the sf clean program the pie chart said it the one hundred percent energy slipper is not working. did reason power st. is so important there's no alternative because clean power sf is a state legal mechanism to group the hundred of thousands of customers in san francisco into a could open to buy energy and build local energy and hire hundreds of people to do that. there's no other legal mechanism so build the clean energy without clean sf there's no alternative i want to talk about the elephant in the room. the legal organization has gotten money and willie brown is the biggest cheer leads and this is where it's coming from we need to tal

dot-coms is one of the companies. they're adding about 15,000 new jobs, prompting some to say while job growth is good, too much could hurt the city. >> making housing more expensive and scarce, increasing the traffic congestion, both locally and regionally. and eventually undermining the vitality of the companies themselves, because they wouldn't have a place for workers to live. >> city council says there's still more discussion and debate ahead about the area's growth plans. >>> a 3-year-old boy in hayward and his family are recovering after escaping a fire. the toddler, named maurice, and his grandparents, were in their apartment last night when the fire started. the boy's aunt and uncle escaped through the front door, but maurice and his grandparents were trapped in their bedroom on the second floor. they dropped maurice into the waiting arms of his aunt that made the catch of her life. >> she heard me saying, get the baby, so she just dropped her and she caught him. >> he was smiling with our cameras today. his grand parents were treated for broken bones they suffered after they jumped. a pot left on the stove likely caused

city proper chilean. thing to reward him find out war dot com. and i name do you. official has suggested that barack obama may approve sending anti aircraft systems to rebels in syria the us president is on a visit to saudi arabia which could be asked to arrange the shipment that a cozy summit in riyadh the american president is looking to rebuild bridges with the saudi king to ease concerns that decades of friendship are fraying out is guaranteed you can is following the story. the obama administration and saudi leaders are trying to keep their differences under wraps reports on what exactly president obama discussed with or. one of. the two leaders discussed tactical differences they both agree their strategic interests were aligned. warned of quote unquote a major shift away from washington after disagreements over syria and they want washington was very anxious to reassure saudi arabia that talks with iran over its nuclear program will not get in the way of the kingdom's friendship with the u.s. now saudi arabia is the biggest buyer of u.s. weapons saudi arabia

city and the red cross will work closely with any displaced residents of nearby homes. kron four's coverage of the massive construction fire in san francisco. continues on our webpage - kron four-dot-com. and on our twitter and facebook pages. we encourage you to send us your photographs from the fire zone. so that we might share them with our broader audience. breaking news into the kron-4 newsroom. breaking news has a power outage. there is no word on why the power went out but pg&e expects the power to be back on early this morning. police activity tonight on the facebook campus in menlo park. an employee tells kron-4. that the campus was evacuated earlier things are slowly starting to return back to normal here on face but campus. earlier tonight normal was not the case. earlier you can see face book headquarters saturated with police headquarters. they have bomb sniffing dogs looking at cars and employees were leaving getting a, on these buses here. police also have their crime scene tape up and were searching every inch of face but headquarters. we have learned that they were called out after receiving information that a possible threat was made against the company. they cam

cities, well, it won't cost a dime. the government is offering free service in an effort to reduce air plugs. >> you may not think much about who's in charge of all those dotoms, dots-orgs and so forth on the internet. there is a group that addresses internet names addresses and technical aspects. it's run by the united states, now the commerce department under the obama administration may give up control of that group raising serious questions and making u.s. businesses more than nervous. it's viewed as a response to international concerns that the united states has too much control over the web, especially after disclosures about nsa under surveillance by the united states. talking about this, a columnist from the u.s. times, here's the thing. u.s. programmers invented the internet. since the invention, we have advanced it, nurtured it, protected it. it has been done in a remarkably confident way. then we've opened it up to the world. why should america seize control of something we've created? >> honestly, greg i cannot think anything about that. this is a further example of this president not believing in american exceptionalism. not believing in the s

dot com. a suicide bomber attack at a checkpoint in the iraqi city has killed at least thirty two people and left over a hundred wounded women and children were among the victims and it is the latest in a string of bombings across the nation and comes amid a period of renewed violence in recent months while to talk more about the turmoil in the country we are joined live by independent filmmakers who can't stand mr chen them thank you very much for coming on to the program i mean we're seeing now there are new taxes coming just ahead of the parliamentary elections which occur next month do you think in your opinion is the timing linked to that. i think it is going to that it's linked to a whole bunch of other things going on and take you know i would draw you as attention to what's happening in syria because the same forces that i called clearly desk lawrence because if you look at the most of the deaths well it's that the united states i'm allies loadout and that's an american the seventy's and eighty's is the same model that we're going out now in iraq in syria in mali in libya especially so wh

cities, fort lauderdale and west palm beach. with its waterways, manicured lawns, and tall palm trees dotting the landscape, it's a beautiful placedown and raise a family. >> we moved in this neighborhood about 16 years ago. we moved in the house when it was brand new. it seems to be a very nice community. lots of children around. lots of activities for the children to do. and it seems to be generally warm, and everybody seems to know other people. >> reporter: but although the community promotes a sense of peace and tranquility, like most places, it also has an underside. >> we have everything from the low-income drug crimes all the way up to white-collar frauds. >> and one spring morning jean's home becomes a boynton beach crime statistic. burglars crawl through a doggie door located in the kitchen. they think no one sees them. but miles away, someone is watching. >> i was at the office. i wasn't there. i was watching a live video feed of my house. and there was a man in my house, and he was robbing me. >> yes, jean thomas is at her desk watching her own home being robbed. jean's a university travel counselor, works full time,

computer site that shows where crimes are committed in the city and if you look at the water front area, it's crime-free. there are no little green dotsred dots for assaults and burglaries and so forth. and it's because the police have told me, that they have been informed by their higher ups not to report crimes that occur at the water front park. and. >> i believe, you know, you have got a lot of this we saw in t. in norfolk, virginia a couple years ago. they were doing the same thing, trying to tamp the story down and media doesn't cover it 17 victims and two arrests? what were the police doing? these kids were out there for quite some time. two arrests? >> well, we had v. one of best police forces in the country in louisville. i don't want to put this blame on the police. we don't have enough policemen the mayor announced today that he is stepping up the patrols, we are going to have some policemen on horseback. the city is spending $250,000 to put some surveillance cameras down at the water front park. so, these are all things certainly steps in the right direction. but, obviously, police presence is the best deterrent for this t

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computer site that shows where crimes are committed in the city and if you look at the water front area, it's crime-free. there are no little green dotsfor assaults and burglaries and so forth. and it's because the police have told me, that they have been informed by their higher ups not to report crimes that occur at the water front park. and. >> i believe, you know, you have got a lot of this we saw in t. in norfolk, virginia a couple years ago. they were doing the same thing, trying to tamp the story down and local media doesn't cover it 17 victims and two arrests? what were the police doing? these kids were out there for quite some time. two arrests? >> well, we had v. one of best police forces in the country in louisville. i don't want to put this blame on the police. we don't have enough policemen the mayor announced today that he is stepping up the patrols, we are going to have some policemen on horseback. the city is spending $250,000 to put some surveillance cameras down at the water front park. so, these are all things certainly steps in the right direction. but, obviously, police presence is the best deterrent for this type

dot com to find out more. hot on the heels of crimea breaking away from ukraine the italian city of bennett's has voted for independenceom rome and all and or well being i should say ninety eight or nine percent of the nations voted for going it alone in a referendum and the city could now start withholding taxes from the italian government local professor power lot better dinis spoke to my colleague bill dog and broke down the reasoning for the historic move. bandings as pretty much as. the number. is sure. is well above sixty per cent and only seventy percent so he's the one of the strongest fiscal pressure assume the war and by creating a new lease on the mission stayed we would use the fiscal black on the citizens because that's all comes at a very interesting time doesn't it bring in mind crimea through a referendum has now become part more hours if they want and we have put in there. what happened there in crimea is that encouraged to think of the separatist movements now throughout the world yes absolutely yes i mean are people looking for the season i'll start with a nation where those who go back. to join the

there are within new york city here in the good company of north korean and iranian diplomats the full reports on our website are dot com and. china plans to fight its ever rising levels of urban pollution with unmanned planes the details of the mission are online for you at r.t. dot com. right see. first street. and i think that you're. on our reporters were very. instrumental. in the. the winter paralympic games are about to kick off and saatchi with a flame to be lit on the black sea coast in just a few hours let's hear now from lindsey friends giving up with the action and the host city for us hi there lindsey well certainly the olympic games will be quite a tough act to follow do you tell us what's happening there and what should we expect from the paralympics and the home team. well the winter games are indeed a tough act to follow but however these paralympians have shown the incredible strength of character and the athletic prowess to shine just as brightly now the winter paralympics are relatively young they only began in one thousand nine hundred six and since then it's built it's gone from strength to str

dots. john o'neill was one man who did so. remarkable, well-trained, for years, he had believed al qaeda was coming back to his city. he knew about 1993, he would do anything he could to move the fbi along, and other agencies in the white house and overseas, john o'neill was the kind of cassandra. he knew it was coming and would keep warning them. eventually got discouraged and retired from the fbi and took a job as head of security in the world trade center in new york city and so he turned up for work in august of 2001. he took the job only for a few days. he was on scene when it all happened and died in the rubble. that kind of citizen is one reason wanted to write the book. another is a different reason. i wanted to write this short book to talk about the way we have a grand strategy in our fight against terrorism. i don't think a lot of americans know that or see all the pieces and help the citizens develop a fuller perspective on what the business has done by all parts in this drama. in that respect it couple of assumptions, the book starts with the idea that terrorism is a very real thing, a definable thing a

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city charter school student. also, steve bar, founder of green dot schools and the future is now as well as university prep high schooldan cantore, executive director of the working families party which might be the most progressive thing on the ballot. this is an all-star panel for a very important discussion. i want to start with you, pedro. your view of this battle, both how it relates to students because we care about policy and why it's attracting such political heat this week. >> well, it's attracting heat because charter schools have emerged as an alternative to the traditional public schools. some of those schools are quite good. i'm sure we'll hear more about that later. we should keep in mind that 95% of kids are not in charter schools. it's ironic that the governor would weigh in so heavily on this when we know that most kids are not in charter schools. there's been no policy set for what role charter schools should play. i think mayor de blasio's push for preschool is important. we know the foundation for learning that it sets is critical to learning throughout a child's life, but this issue has become so