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this will impact both good samaritan -- with less access to learn esl, critical job skills, and literacy, which is the only way to have any hope for a job. we want to make sure we ask you and urge you to help us find jobs. we hope this is a list of our priorities. three are for comfrom communityd organizations that serves spanish speakers. if we lose those services, we are losing services for the spanish speaking community in the entire city. thank you very much for your support. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. there are some things you are hearing from the two speakers that just spoke. needs around supportive services, prioritizing education, affordable housing, making sure opprobrious services are available to vulnerable populations. i'm sure there are some things from the next two speakers, as well. now we will go to speakers from district 8. brett andrews from positive resource center. [applause] >> thank you, rachel. if someone is so kind to take a couple of these. [laughter] good evening, everybody. i'm the executive director of positive resource center and the vice president o

only 17 esl students actually stepped food -- stepped foot on the campus. 15 nurses are resuming their can't understand -- how some of them are feeling but i understand -- i it is hard the i wish i everybody the defendant. >> accused gunman, one goh, is now in the infirmary in duplin. hes with moved there on friday. he's refused to eat feed since his arrival. >>> let's get you to where you need to know. what's happening out there sal? >> well, it's tough. the duffest commute is 880. right now, a the -- right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up a little bit. there are no major problems. we show it to you just in -- to make sure that you note things are not that bad here. northbound is slow approaching 710 -- slow. is it the you are cruising along here maybe at 20 miles an hour. stop and go traffic heading all the way down to fremont. this is because of an accident problems. >>> very mild and muggy conditions. lows upper 50s, 60s. , os. measurable amounts. mutt groups up to the north bay. both picked up about .10. ny sign probably won't last very long. highle million 50s and

which is great and important, but the same time, they're being taught that esl curriculum, but beingasked to take test to graduate. i think all students should be held to the same standards to graduate, but i also think they the right infrastructure and support and resources to prepare them. if you make an english-language leonard take a test to graduate that you have not prepared them for, you're not going to pass. or if they pass at a lower level, you need mediation. this is how we can apportion resources for those differences in different communities. i think you can say that without using poverty as an excuse. real thrilled not with the limited choice within the public system. i like a much broader system. my point about expectation, let's take what i have seen recently. young people understanding and wanting to become great teachers. the number of young people who are participating and going to get degrees to become teachers is increasing. you can see it in the applications in things like teach for america. many of these folks understand that having a great teacher in the classr

we're going to be talking to david bonderman, founding father of texas pacific group and eddie lampert, eslartners founder. sears holding chairman and we continue our guest host for the morning. you were partly responsible to cou corral these two to come in here. >> we've known barry since he had hair. >> that was a first. i lost it at the age of 2. no that's not true. >> the reason, and i just outlined the great richard rainwater, and we're talking about this, the list of players that somehow were inspired or discovered by him. it's phenomenal. can you explain it, eddie? >> i met richard in nantucket. i went with two other guys from goldman sachs to visit dan stearn and with no expectation dan said richard wants to have lunch with you guys. first time we met bigger than life. bigger than life. >> filed the room? >> yeah. he filled the restaurant. but he was very casual and very inspirational. his pitch was there's life after goldman sachs. he was there for two years. and at the time i was thinking about, you know, what i wanted to do, whether i wanted to leave or whether i wanted to stay.

language curriculum which is great, which is important, but at the same time they're being taught, um, the esl curriculum, but they're being asked to take tests to graduate that are being given to mainstream students. so, i mean, i think that all students should be held to the same standards to graduate, but i also think that they need the right infrastructure, um, and support and resources to prepare them. otherwise it's a set up. if you make an english-language learner take a test to graduate that you haven't been prepared for, you're not going to pass. or if you're going to pass, you're going to pass at a low level, and you're going to need remediation. so i think it's a way of singling out how we can, um, apportion resources to equalize for those differences in different communities. and i think you can say that without kind of using poverty as an excuse. you're saying that to talk about the resources and equities that will lead to parental outcomes. >> kurt. >> yeah, i guess for me i am not real thrilled with the limited choice of just choice within the public system. i like to see a much

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