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i didn't mean to cut you off evan. oh, i was just going to express a mild disagreement with my coauthor with respect to the 13th amendments and precisely what it was able to do the 13th amendment. notoriously does not entirely ban slavery or involuntary servitude. it does so accept in punishment for a crime and southern states responded. to that space by enacting laws that were designed to impose slavery by another name by means of text that allowed them arguably to do precisely that the 14th amendments was unquestionably a means of going beyond the abolition of slavery to abolish white supremacy, but it was also a makeup of sorts for the limitations of the 13th amendment in achieving the kind of justice in creating the kind of citizenship that republicans desired. i mean if you look at the leading republicans who spoke in the 39th congress about what they understood the 13th amendment to be able to do with the exception of john bingham and a couple of other, you know, hardline antebellum federalists who had a concepti

or evan? >> andrea, let me turn it back to you. then maybe mike and then evan. >> it is not beyond the realm of possible that if there was a military confrontation between the u.s. and china in the indo pacific that russia could look to raise the cost to the u.s. they could disrupt satellites, submarine warfare to raise the cost of the confrontation. it comes back to my point. i have thought about this relationship that they amplify the threat that they pose to each other. they are the distinct challenges, but the way they cooperate makes them more threatening to the u.s. it is this idea of a synergy between them, but the one thing i wanted to pick up on was the point that mike made. the degree of violence associated with the ukraine situation is going to be one of the key factors that shapes how beijing factors what they are willing to do for russia. in that bloody situation, it would be evermore costly for china to throw its weight behind russia, but if militarily it is quicker or a last violent scenario, i want to go back to the

joining us now is evan from recruiter.com. we have a lot of people up that run companies right now and trying to figure out how can i find the best people help them answer that question what do they need to do to get not only an employee, but a loyal employee >> you are asking a great question good morning, brian. you know, the challenge right now is that the quit rate is much higher than the higher rate i know we are awaiting the 8:30 job numbers. we are looking at the hire numbers. how many hires through the month? the tunumbers last month were actually disappointing 6.2 million people were hired in december that's the december numbers. 4.3 million people quit. if you look at those numbers as a percentage of the 2019 average, we're hiring 7.3% more than the average in 2019 we're quitting 23% higher. just on the december alone, 30% more people quit this december than last december how do you keep up with that that is the challenge, brian you have to hire faster. we started to see as an indication is companies were stocking up

well, well, evan, it's finally over. how damaging have these protests been? well, they're kind of pretty severe effect on the economy, not so much. actually, the occupation of the nation's capital ottawa, the bill for that is not actually in yet so there were certainly some major police and expenses and businesses downtown were close for about 22 days. but the more expensive blockades were actually those at the border because they closed bridges where hundreds of millions of dollars of traffic goes over every day. so it's not an economic impact, but i'd say it's more destructive, social and political impacts for one thing we have the emergency exact. so we have a form of emergency law, hardly in place in the country. it's exacerbated social divisions, partners and divisions within between parties between the governing party and the principal opposition, especially the conservative party has to some extent cited with the truckers, evans from the perspective of the protestors that these blockades achieve anything . they certainly had the whole we're looking at

evan, i wanna start with you.uring the trump administration. how does that relationship continue to loom over our foreign policy, and how is it still influencing republican politics? >> well, it certainly weakens our resolve to stand up to putin. he's of course and authoritarian, he seeks to impose violently on a freely elected government in ukraine, on free people there. and also, i think beyond ukraine's borders, i think is looking of course to expand his influence among soviet bloc countries, and regain control and that realm. but it started actually before trump came along. putin, about a decade ago, decided to start catering to far right, cultural grievances in europe and in america. and that was the beginning of it actually, and then, trump came along, and further, you know, expressed sympathies and support for putin. obviously, he had an unhealthy relationship with him. and with him, brought a lot of republicans along the way. so you know, leadership really, really matters. as trump has faded a little bit,

evan spending his 10th birthday in the hospital battling an infection.doctors say his new heart will grow stronger as he continues to grow is already running up and down the stairs and i can walk in start >> so it feels great. >> jennifer jordan reporting for us tonight. some good news. evan is planning to return to school next month after his nearly yearlong health battle. officials say the heart disease along with other associated illnesses are on the rise, in fact, impacting all age groups. still to come tonight, we'll show you how ukrainians here in america now using their faith, try to get through troubling times. >> plus, incredible heroics from a camp pendleton marine after a plane went down. look how he help save. the 2 people were injured in this crash. >> a marine in southern california and going into action after a plane crashed in southern california. the man helped rescue 2 pilots involved in the crash before paramedics were able to get on scene. reporter jason sloss has the story of the marines. historic efforts. >> the cessna went down jus

banks in a big way year to date, evan. do you have more confidence they will in europe relative to what we've seen in the u.s.? >> well, i think there's a bigger evaluation discount in european banks. not i think, i know. and also, you have more room. yields at zero percent, that is extraordinarily low. we all know the presence of the central bank there and whether europe can sustain growth and inflation over the medium term. the valuation story is there, and there's a lot more to reprice to help european banks. it's a really positive story. we're seeing it in earnings as well. jonathan: thank you. send our best to the team. great to catch up. evan brown. why can't we send our best to luke? what's wind you up this morning? you got your stock split this morning. what are you waiting for? lisa: amazon. jonathan: this is europe's year, that quote from evan brown at u.b.s. lisa: i find this one of the most compelling bets, basically baked in the hawkishness, and the euro region has to respond. how much can christine will he gu

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alright evan sernoffsky in the newsroom. evan, thank you.o, where groundbreaking was held today for memorial honoring japanese americans who were wrongly imprisoned during world war two. the memorial site is at the san bruno bark station or the tampa ranch shopping center. in 1942 almost 8000 families were forced from their homes and held at this location in what was then converted horse track. well, we're here today to mark the groundbreaking of a memorial that chronicles a very dark period in our history. i am today filled with a great sense of hope. that hope is derived from the fact this memorial is being supported by so many in our community national problem those behind the effort to build the memorial say it will serve to educate younger people about the sites, painful history. while honoring those who lived through it say that lawmakers will soon consider legislation to help improve the way california law enforcement handles hate crimes. the bill was introduced this morning by san francisco assemblyman tilting it would require all ca

lets talk to gillian evans _ the 21st of march. lets talk to gillian evans who _ the 21st of march.s grampian in scotland. thank you forjoining us. first of all, your response to the first minister. i us. first of all, your response to the first minister.— the first minister. i think where enterin: the first minister. i think where entering a _ the first minister. i think where entering a different _ the first minister. i think where entering a different phase i the first minister. i think where entering a different phase of. the first minister. i think where | entering a different phase of the pandemic. a calmer phase is one i've read a lot in the scottish government's framework out today and it is rightly so. we are entering this phase with more stable case rates, infection levels remaining fairly stable. more positively, the continued benefit in terms of impact in hospitals and immortality. all of those things signalling a much better place to be and of course, as we approached the spring and summer months, then you can expect to see a calmer phase of the pandemic perhaps tiptoei

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ah a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. ukraine and the united states have agreed to continue to pursue diplomacy in response to russia's military built up on ukraine's borders. this comes amid warnings from the west that russia could invade at any time. and my pre to surprise pretext for an attack on. meanwhile, people in ukraine have rallied to support their government, which is calling for calm, even as foreign countries rush to evacuate their nationals, a show of unity in ukraine's capital. the brave faces here though belie growing fears about a russian attack. he and we more are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety inside me like by them. others are already planning their escape . yes, i'm yes. we will side to real pulled back. will them of them hazelynn and to prepare all documents in one book and making plans for their children i. e countries. ukrainian forces training near the black sea. these urban warfare exercises hint at the kind of unrest they're preparing for. preside

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>> host: welcome randy barnett and evan bernick. i'm glad to be having a conversation about your new book. it got it right here. i hope you can jump right into it. >> guest: it's great of you to do this. we really appreciate it and i'm looking forward to the conversation where. they have. >> host: . >> host: i as well am looking forward to it and i'm sure we will have a lot of fun. it the pleasure is mine. i encourage people to go out and get this book. i can't think of a better introduction to this fascinating controversial thing called original constitutionalism. you have things like that low by of drafting of the 14th amendment and wonderful introductions of political literature on constitutionalism which is so. we are still today shaped by the 1840s and 50's. and i hope we talk about this a lot, the book says nearly everything we know about some of the section 1 and section 5 the 14th amendment iss all from -- is all wrong. i thought we might start an i'm at are said to see if you think this is a -- question. when i think about

ah, i married evans dean. it's good to have you with us. ukraine's president has played and down warnings of an imminent russian invasion, saying he is yet to see convincing evidence what a mere zalinski is due to speak with. he was president joe biden. this comes after biden's phone call with russian president vladimir putin, which official said, did not yield any breakthrough. or meanwhile, people in ukraine have rallied to support the government, which is calling for calm, even as foreign countries rush to evacuate their citizens. a show of unity in ukraine's capital. the brave faces here though belied growing fears about a russian attack. he, him, we must, are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety in sight made by them. others are already planning their escape . yes, i'm here. so we will side to real pull back, will them of them as a limb, and to prepare all documents in one book and making plans for their children. i ukrainian forces training near the black sea. these urban warfare exercises hi

ah, a mariner evans dean, thanks for joining me. growing numbers of western governments are urging their citizens to leave ukraine. that's as fears of a possible russian invasion intensify. germany says its citizens should leave as soon as possible. according to us intelligence reports and invisia invasion by russia could occur at any time. the u. s. embassy and key f or non essential staff are being pulled out, and the u. s. government is advising its citizens to leave ukraine. other governments are following suit, the latest escalation, miss simmering crisis that is reaching boiling point 4 months. russia has build up its military presence on the ukrainian border ah, adding to moscow's menace russian forces are currently conducting drills and better ruse. us intelligence has warned that a russian invasion could be imminent, even giving february 16 as a possible launch date. us secretary of state antony blinkin on a state visit and far way fiji. backed up this assessment we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving around ukraine's borders

now let's hear from nathaniel philbrick and evan thomas. thank you for joining us today. >> hello to the national archives. both nat and i are delighted to be here. lots to talk about. both of us are veterans of speaking to the national archives and know a lot of you are history buffs. so, glad to have you. nat, this is a bit of a departure for you. you've written all these great books. but haven't gotten in your car with your wife and written about that before. tell us about your thought process, how you got into that, how you went down this road, metaphorically and literally, and maybe you could start with the chariot. >> yeah, well, really, and that's where it began. evan, so great to hang out with you for this hour, to see you in this -- well, in the midst of the aftermath of covid. but yeah, it all began for me really during a research trip for my last book about the american revolution, "in the hurricane's eye," but the year at yorktown. i had a late inning research trip to providence, long island. i made my way to the john brown how

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. alright, we'll get an update from you in a little bit, evan. thank you. the city of san francisco has approved that $700,000 settlement with the man at the center of that police use of force trial. dockery spires was left with broken bones following that beating three years ago. officer terrence stengel was responding to an assault call when prosecutors allege officer stengel hits buyers with the baton inspires suffered a broken wrist and leg. officer stengel is on trial for assault and battery. california workers affected by covid-19 will once again have supplemental sick leave governor newsom signed the bill into law in oakland this morning at nato's restaurant near jack london square. the law allows workers to receive up to two weeks paid sick leave to recover from covid-19 care for a sick family member or recover from the vaccine shot, among other things. the bill covers companies with more than 25 employees, and it's retroactive to january 1st. helping workers stay home when they are sick or if their kids are sick is so important in that a

. >> reporter: i'm carter evans.sports betting now legal in much of the country, the stakes are high at the super bowl. >> jiang: and later, the new mission for former cadets of the first and only black military academy in america. >> it is a legacy, a history that needs to be told. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> jiang: good evening, everybody. i'm weijia jiang in new york. adriana diaz is off. today, president joe biden again warned rusian president vladimir putin of the cost of any invasion of ukraine. more than a dozen nations have urged their citizens to leave the country. today, more planes carrying u.s. troops from the 82nd airborne division flew in to poland. thousands of ukrainians braved winter cold to rally in kyiv to show unity against threat. for latest we begin with cbs' christina ruffini at the white house. christina, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, weijia. the white house says that call between two world leaders didn't produce any major breakthroughs, and a senior ranking officia

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madison chock and evan bates. they are credited with helping the u.s. that silver medal. >> that performance was a stunner. first let's check out this overall medal count in the early stages. after an action packed opening weekend, craig has made his way to beijing. he's covering it all for us. hi craig. good morning, or good evening to you. >> good morning. good evening. good to see both of you. the winter olympics have officially kicked into high gear. and as you know there is a complicated back drop to these games here in china. including the threat of the pandemic with covid now reaching one american figure state skater. but it was still a strong start for usa over even with some surprise early medals. >> first of what could be five events at the beijing gamestop. >> a stunner on the slopes. skiing superstar mikaela shiffrin out of the women's giant slalom. attempting to defend her gold, shiffrin falling on her first run, leading to a shocking early exit. >> five gates into the course, that stings. >> up next for the 26 year old? the slalom, as she

on a thursday. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm evan. >> hi. >> cnn. nice to see you. >> i'm anna.guage arts and i teach english language development. but we also do advisory. today we're going to do some gratitude and some goal setting for academics but also mindfulness. we are one [ bell toll ] >> do breathing and then do a little meditation or visualization. your breath softens and connection with peers which they've been missing so much during the pandemic and remote learning. want to cooks it to have 20 minutes within there to really focus on the social/emotional piece. >> fascinating piece by evan mcmorris. thanks for that. >>> bring in sal cohn, founder and ceo of cohn academy. sal, thank you for your time. you're no stranger to online learning, obviously. but we also know that kids learn more than what's just in books at school. right? there are social lessons to be learned in the school setting, how to interact, disagree, how to debate. what struck me was listening to that teacher. that eighth grade teacher who told evan that, you know, there are sixth graders in denver wh

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latest evan. that's right, julie. those accusations by that d a investigator creating a political firestorm in san francisco. but chasing boudin says it's important for investigations into police use of force cases to remain fair and impartial. officers cannot effectively investigate themselves or their fellow officers. san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin on thursday said it's more important than ever for his office to continue to investigate police use of force cases. he said the chief abandoning a memorandum of understanding or mou is just an attempt to take away his authority and part of a complex political power play by his opponents. and violations of millions happen all the time. what doesn't happen is politicizing those violations. for allowing the police union to dictate who investigates police officers accused of excessive force. this all comes after misconduct allegations surfaced in the case against police officer terrence tangle. boudin charged tangle with assault and other

evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news and evan.s next in the trial is spires done with his testimony, and do we expect officers strangled to take the witness stand? that's the question everybody's wondering right now. the trial is done for this week inspires us through testifying. there's going to be a couple more witnesses for the prosecution. then the defense will take over and then we'll know is officer stay angle going to take the witness stand and explain himself. heather holmes sarnoff ski. thank you. well, starting tomorrow, commuters will have a faster way to drive from the peninsula to the south bay. a ceremony took place this morning ahead of the opening of the newly built express lanes there on highway 1 to 1. they're between whipple avenue and redwood city and highway 85 2 37 in sunnyvale drivers will need a fast track flex transponder tolls are based on demand and on where drivers entered the express lane. carpools with three or more people as well as busses will be able to travel free of charge. those driving clean ai

evan that's right.julie police detailed that troubling episode that now appears to be what's known as a suicide by cop. if you remember . police were called on january 20th two reports of a man acting erratically just outside the terminals. bart entrance. officials released this video showing that tense encounter between police and 37 year old nelson cito i'm a nice guy. nice. pulled out what looked like a real gun as well as a knife officers surrounded sito and crisis negotiators worked to deescalate the situation. police also deployed less lethal ammunition. here's commander paul yep, detailing some of those tense moments. at one point, mr saito told officers to shoot him. quote center mass end quote, adding quote, make sure you aim and quote officers reiterated to mr c. know that they did not want to shoot him and only wanted to get him help. mr searles stated quote. thank you for your service. i respect you guys, end quote. then apologized and stated several times. well i'm sorry. now unfortunately,

evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. okay, evan, thank you. a winter storm brought some dangerous weather to the bay area. hail was reported from the south bay to the north bay. this video was taken yesterday in fairfield. and the white out felt in wine country as well. snow falling on how mountain in napa yesterday there is a freeze warning and a frost advisory in effect for parts of the bay area , but for most of us, it's been a beautiful but very cold day. so what can we expect? moving forward? meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now with the details mark. either julie yes, we're getting ready for another cold night with the temperatures in the twenties and thirties. first thing tomorrow morning. so the storm clouds, of course. those visuals from yesterday he just showed those storm clouds have moved out of town, leaving us with clear skies, but the cold air remains in place. in fact, tomorrow possibly could be one of the coldest mornings of the week. and as result, the freeze warning in the frost advisory continues as we take a look at the

ktvu is evan sernoffsky is here. now, with the latest twist in this case, evan that's right. julie.he board of supervisors was set to approve a $700,000 settlement for dakari spears. he sued the city after he was left with a broken wrist and leg. during a run in with police on fisherman's warf in 2020 officers approached spears that day after getting a 911 call about a man choking and dragging a woman by the neck. officer terrence tangle is accused of beating spears from behind, leaving him hospitalized. but last week, a sworn investigator with the da's office took the stand and claimed she was pressured into signing an arrest warrant against the officer. she claims she was told to remove some of the domestic abuse allegations to help the da's case against the cop this afternoon, supervisor catherine stephanie said the board needed to review the settlement for spears in light of those new allegations, while at the same time blasting district attorney chase a boudin. the allegations made by the d a investigator. that she felt forced to lie or lose her job. if she didn't conceal this

let's bring in cnn's evan perez.ing maggie's reporting today, he's also disputing other claims of mishandled presidential records, which the national archives has actually referred to the justice department, which seems significant. >> it is significant. look, the national archives looked at what they received, 15 boxes of documents that they received from mar-a-lago, and they decided that they thought there was something here to look at. whether there was some violation of federal law. there's a number of laws that you could look at. so they wanted the justice department to take a look. the question is what happens next. it's not clear that the justice department is going to actually launch a formal investigation. a lot of these referrals don't end up making it into a formal investigation. but just the fact that somebody at the archives thought that this is something prosecutors and the fbi should look at is a big major step to take. >> do we have any idea what the national archives specifically is concerned about,

we'll see you later tonight at 10 then evan. thank you. of san francisco's labor unions filed a lawsuit today against the city, claiming their members have been targeted for blowing the whistle on corruption at city hall. it is all part of the scandal that took down the city's former head of the department of public works, mohammed naru, more now from ktvu, christian captain in san francisco. every day. a small army of city workers from the department of public works in the public utilities commission labor to keep the streets clean . but now labour's union to 61, which represents them, has filed a lawsuit against san francisco , saying they were systematically targeted and harassed. because their leadership spoke up about corruption. 2 61 blew the whistle. things happen. people got investigated by the fbi and other law enforcement agencies and now to 61 has taken the brunt of that in the form. of retaliation, workers say. starting in 2018. they raised red flags when they saw contracts awarded to friends and family of the then head of the

interested, i didn't think it would connect up with anything i was doing as a law professor but then evan and i started collaborating on the work on the 14th amendment, it was quite obvious and o i had an article published in the journal of legal analysis which was about each and every cause in the 14th amendment and how they intercede and servery the process fly in constitutionalism but when we started working on it, what we needed to take account of was the degree to which the republican party, the successor party from the liberty party and eventually the republican party as an antislavery party had taken on board many of these arguments, not all but many of the arguments andd eventually enshrined them into the text of the constitution itself in 1 section one of the 14th amendment and i think getting back to your original points when you think of originals or, you think of the founding, i think it's unfortunately all too true of t originalists generall, we talk about the pounding, wilson and madison andre morris and the rest of them as though our constitutionall text stops there but it

hand it off to "the exchange" with kelly evans that begins right now. >>> thank you very much, dom. >>> hi, everybody. markets breaking a four-day win streak for a slew of reasons primarily because of facebook's big earnings miss. worst day ever and snap's down 20%. tiktok, apple privacy changes, even reopening, all having an effect instagram driver for the company somewhat of a drag now and nervousness about tomorrowing jobs report. bracing for big declines as omicron spreads. the jobs market and the next big earnings report namely amazon after the bell today stock currently down 6% in trading today. also preview snap and forbes we start with sellup dom told you sessions lows down 377, 380 points right now 2.6% decline we've had almost, what is it 18 hours to digest what facebook told us. not seeing any letting up in selling pressure dow down 330 s&p down by the way 78 points. guest to bob pisani for more at the nyse bob? >> not only not a bounce at nasdaq nor on the s&p or dow the tearing of big-cap names alphabet made them look better, and today because of what we see in meta weigh

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evans: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, as the member designated by mr. doyle of pennsylvania, as the member designated by -- mr. horsford, madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. dean of pennsylvania, they will vote yes on h.r. 4521. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by the following members, henry cuellar, grace napolitano, raul ruiz, ms. roybal-allard, ms. jacobs, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by chairwoman velazquez, congressman espaillat and ritchie torres of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walors

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. oakland police are investigating a double shooting near jack london square. it happened just after 12 15 this afternoon near estuary park. which is not far from the ktvu studios. police officers responded to her report of shots being fired found to people suffering from gunshot wounds. they were taken to the hospital to be treated. their conditions are not yet known. no arrests have been made in. police have not yet released information about a suspect or motive. in this case, concord police want to know whether the public has had any run ins with the man they arrested earlier this week who was apparently posing as law enforcement. the stock car. that person was reportedly driving a driver spotted the vehicle driving erratically, and officers responded to find the white hyundai accent equipped with what you see there, emergency lights and sirens and then inside the vehicle. concord police say they found a fake gun along with radio badge holder and handcuffs. the driver was arrested an

well more now joined by evan dyer. he is a senior reporter with the cbc. he's in ottawa evidence. good to see you again. maybe you can update is what is the status of of traffic along this important ambassador bridge? i mean, are any trucks moving at all? well, it actually changes almost hour to hour, but it changed. that's the latest development is that the police on the winter side of the bridge, this is basically a bridge that goes from the canadian side to the us side of the detroit windsor metropolitan area, which is really sort of one urban area and the police on the winter side of been able to open one lane, heading towards detroit. so traffic is moving slowly in that direction. whether that situation will last, we don't know because we've seen this happen before. the bridge is opened only to close down again. and there's no traffic coming in the other direction at the moment. so no traffic coming from michigan into ontario. and in the meantime, police diverted truckers and other traffic to another bridge about a 100 kilometers away. this lynx, sarnia ontario with port huro

cbs' carter evans reports. >> didn't know my father, still don't know his name.n while i was born. >> reporter: how cody coleman went from prison baby to running a silicon valley start-up is hard to imagine, even for him. >> still really hasn't hit me, you know. it's crazy. >> reporter: adopted by his grandparents in south jersey, coleman grew up in poverty, battling hunger. his mentally ill mother bounced in and out of his life, at one point hoarding dozens of animals. >> i'm allergic to cats and dogs. so i'm sick the entire time. >> reporter: and no one really notices? >> no one noticed. going to school was an escape for me. >> reporter: he discovered a love of computers. his math teacher encouraged him, even helped get his braceser bro fixed. >> i felt like for the first time i wasn't alone. >> reporter: his older brother urged him not just to apply to college but the best schools. >> a switch flipped in my head and i went from thinking why bother?, to why not? >> reporter: when he was accepted to m.i.t., a high school teacher set up a fund for food. he went o

evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. the oakland unified school board faces a possible legal challenge from its teachers union over a decision early this morning too close or merge nearly a dozen schools over two years. the 4 to 3 vote came just before one o'clock this morning . the decision closing parker elementary and community day school at the end of the school year. the teachers union said it is prepared to strike to keep the schools open. but the school district says too many schools are under enrolled and the district faces a $20 million deficit over the next two years. our need to remain fiscally solvent. army to invest deeply in the recruitment and retention of all of our educators and our need to significantly improved and increased student programming and staffing. at all of our schools. in addition to parker elementary and community day school closing this year, five more are set to close next year for our elementary schools. brookfield carl b. monk grass valley and horace mann. fred t. korematsu middle scho