madison williams. kay lee. kim ellis. i wanted make sure that saddie speak? thank you. >> hello, everyone i'm and i spoken i few times so far. like a bunch us you heard my public comment over and over. letting y'all know as mentioned. we come to a few board meeting its is important to us that ede on the agenda and today is heard from a bunch of students talking about their experiences. medical they will be experiencing in the next couple week and wills even next week ede is coming. and a lot of us are fasting again of reminding you'll no food or water and we are still here and thank you for having us and i hope that next year the students will not be at school for ede and the staph as well and others to know more about ede and -- rep 7ation. thank you. >> hi i'm madison williams and i'm a teacher at wish wash high school and i irrelevant need your help. this february i discovered a multitude of errors dating back to january 20, 21 in my paycheck. it was wrong low taxed for the year and i owed 2500 dollars to the government. my paycheck was 2 weeks late. howev

madison williams, it's me again. washington high school educator and in our after school programs. i'm here today because i still have unresolved payroll issues. here's a list, incorrect hourly amount for night school wage s 3/11/22 off cycle paycheck. failure to pay interest on off cycle paycheck for late wages and tampering and removal of pay stubs in the empower sf system, changes in tax calculations on 3/11/22 off cycle paycheck, lack of response to department of industrial relations claims against the district, failure to pay late penalty dispakted by oer and class cover wages due to discrepancys and hourly amount in january and february. incorrect tax calculation for '21 calendar year. all unresolved. at this point, what other performative act can i do for you to fix my pay. i'm an exhausted teacher. [cheers and applause] i have organized a protest with my peers and spoken to abc, ktuv, uni-vision. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> i'm going to attempt to call up groupings of particular school communities next, so cynthia mesa, odaletes castro, and stephanie, rudy madrag

madison police department. i'm joined by assistant police chief brian austin, special agent william fulton from the atf, supervisory resident agent in charge peter jenkins from the fbi, robert payne, assistant special agent in charge fbi milwaukee division and samba balde, the state representative for district 14 where this incident occurred. i want to start off by saying that there's no room for hate or violence in madison. there's no room for hate or violence anywhere in our country. hate or violence do not advance any cause and unfortunately we're investigating the fruits of hate and violence in the form of an arson where a specific nonprofit group was targeted for their beliefs regarding the issue of abortion. we understand that emotions are high on every side of this issue. following the recent news involving the united states supreme court. here's what we know thus far. shortly after 6:00 a.m. on sunday, may 8, a passerby headed to madison's airport noticed flames coming from the wisconsin family action office. the area is very close to the madison police department's north district and our office as arrived

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