. >> joe cline is a former chancellor of the new york city public school system. he talks about what the system did to improve the education system and suggests other ways for cities to do the same. >> good afternoon. thank you for coming out this afternoon. we appreciate it. i am going to introduce our guest: ... about equal to the number of schools that exist in boston, washington, philadelphia and baltimore. [applause] >> it says a lot about the bloomberg the years. they were on our role. a lot they have done. and unscreened high school quadrupled the graduation rate and replaced in love bronx and held on to work with joel klein as chancellor and the portfolio of new school development and a senior adviser to the chancellor and mayor's office on strategy. last year the family foundation as director of k-12 education where he endeavors to collect high quality school options. please join me in welcoming joel klein. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank you and larry. the deputy chancellor and now in my capacity as academic foundation and one thing i learned ea

. >> we understand from joe cline that now the relations between the egyptian military and israeli military the egyptians for years have kept the flow of weapons to hezbollah from going through. that was the stop point, the stopgap when muslim brotherhood took over that flow of weapons resumed and quite frankly provide ued some of the weaponry that was used in those most recent clashes there between them and israel. >>. jim, in reference to the pentagon's thoughts on egypt and the white house's thoughts on egypt, what would you consider to be the level of tension that exists at a policy level between policymakers in the military in the pentagon and the white house, the national security council? >> i don't detect tension because as military they know that the commander-in-chief, the white house gives the orders and we just carry them out. i can tell you there's a higher level of frustration, certainly, that the u.s. military realizes. they can be providing the egyptians with more ammunitions and quite frankly, help them in their fight now against isis. >> how is the snow there? are you the

. >> joe cline is a former chancellor of the new york city public school system. he talks about what the system did to improve the education system and suggests other ways for cities to do the same. >> good afternoon. thank you for coming out this afternoon.