emerald city, how about mold city. how are you that far away from the rest of civilization. the 12th man, whatever. who goes out to buy a jersey and says 12 on it. are you kidding me? and then they cry. we got robbed. like i said, i got a lot of problems. you know what's going to fix some problems, sunday, when we whip your butts. are you going to bring it? larry is going to bring it. david johnson, my man is going to bring it. we are going to send you back loving coffee drinking. you are out. i'm out. i'm mad jack. >> it's the cardinals and seahawks sunday night football. we have special game coverage starting at 3:00 news and after the game watch sports tonight over time for all of your live post game coverage. cardinals fans, you can win two free live in person by watching 12 news today. watch it friday morning for your chance to win. >> well, it is hard to believe, but turns out that 2017 is right around the corner and those 2017 cars, they are hitting the lots. >> most new models are packed with brand new technology. we are shown the latest car and -- sensors and even a

city tonight. an educational experience. the series of molds of the public are carving, we have some housing completed right now could look of they do about 500 spells you see the ashes flying in the air. >> yes. >> a lot of people to see how much we actually do to make this successful. there's a lot of labor, there's a lot of process, there's a lot of other things ago behind we have a different teams of everything. some people are working on shallows to detect the people who are pouring. i think there's an elemental aspect to working with the material some us are looking some it is a very contemporary. on, is a production of artwork, he at this performance picking in an audience with performance. with molten iron. it's just beautiful orange, were also drawn to it. practitioners in an elemental way. so to have an audience, want to experience with this. >> political event. some of that money went to cu denver sculptor product. >> down below the ground. molten metal goes down pitted to get out, this video online. >> look at the sinister side of i

their evidence storage rooms and sometimes the plants that are taken, they start to mold like the one you can see inhi city council for a little more than $125,000 to fix the problem. >> we've asked for more staffing to facilitate the transfer of the property end to the lab and to the composting facility. we've asked for more storage devices to hold it. and we've already got money in the budget to compost which is saving us quite a bit of money by doing that. >> and carney says the department is kind of caught in problem that they foresaw happening or foresee happening when amendment 64 passed. as for why more pot now than as opposed to before it was legalized, carney says he can really only speculate but believes it could be because people think they can get away with it. live at dpd headquarters, kelly werthmann, cbs4 news. >>> happening tomorrow, the public can weigh in on the future of denver, planning officials are working on what the city could look like in the next 20 years and they want your input. that incs from housing to traffic congestion. we heard from a lot of people who want more public tran

molded. >> theheh t suspect, a reserve officer for the city and becaus of that relationship thought it was appropriate to bring in outside prosecutor to make a determination if charges are appropriate. >> number is entered, it is illegal to discharge of firearm in city limits, please our w determine ifpo any charges will filed. >> we understand how concerned the parents must be in were taking it very seriouslyly to m sure that it is dealt with properlylyt. not name of the officer because there are no charges filed kindercare has issued a statement that reads-- plays continue to search for suspects in monday's robbery an murder at a west side klubot, peggy gallek reports. >> four-man, rob the bar, assaulted a woman and killed another one while she tried to call 911. they say that she will be greatly missed.. the 44-year-old was working at cooley lounge monday the robber took placet to see that she was hard worker wanted to help others, they say that she went to a back room to call 911 and shot multiple times becauseck my wallet was assaulted. and she attempted to use a cell can buy that it

city tonight. an educational experience. the series of molds of the public are carving, we have some housing completed right now could look of they do about 500 spells you see the ashes flying in the air. >> yes. >> a lot of people to see how much we actually do to make this successful. there's a lot of labor, there's a lot of process, there's a lot of other things ago behind we have a different teams of everything. some people are working on

mold. the retailer in new york city yesterday. it's a-third of the size of it's regular stores. it's part of a larger plan to open dozens of smaller locations around the country in urban markets and college towns. 3 amazon has rolled out ?yet another perk? for "prime" users. members in the u-s... will now have ?unlimited access? to a selection of books and magazines at ?no additional cost.? users are able to read those on a number of their ?own? devices - without a kindle. if you love wisconsin exhibit at the milwaukee public museum is tailored to yo. you.it's called "hidden wisconsin...unseen, unknown, uncovered." today is the grand . opening. but cbs 58's michael schlesinger gets to see it first. he joins us live from the museum now with a look inside. michael? 3 to learn more about "hidden wisconsin"...go to our website and click the red news links tab on the homepage. you'll find everything from times to admission prices. 3 3 3 today: more clouds with times of on and off showers and lower 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: rain lingers and could be heavy at times, especially e

there is analysis they're kind of conceding outer lying cities to reinforce its mold on mosul itself fight in the next week or possibly even later. but the fact that they are still able to go beyond mosul, carry out operations in rutbah, that is significant. it requires resources to put that counterinsurgency town, at the same point it shows isis still has deadly capabilities despite being squeezed on other sides of that fight. >> thanks for the update. >>> stateside there are more bad headlines for the president's signature health care law this morning. higher premiums and fewer options. health plans are set to rise on average by about 25% in the 39 states that use healthcare.gov. the administration says 1 in 4 consumers will only have a single insurer to choose from since major carriers have reduced their roles in the marketplace. trump seized on the news while campaigning in tampa last night. >> it's over for obamacare. and hillary clinton wants to double down and make it more expensive. and it's not going to work. i called it when it first came out. it's only getting worse. and n

mold. he was also helpful in coordinating the city departments along with everything else. and congratulations to joseph duffy our inspection service who received not here. a letter of appreciation from a customer who was very thankful for his kindness and going the extra mile to help to get her job card signed for their bathroom renovation and went on to say that it was a stressful time since she was expecting the baby boy and the insprekter saved the family and it is nice to know that there is still people in the world like him, and so you will get no arguments from him, and he does the work that goes above and beyond the call of duty that we have seen, in the reach to make the job that much easier, and another honorable mention, to the central permit bureau, who was given a thank you letter for what the customer described as one of the smoothest customer service oriented site permits submitles he has ever experienced at dbi. a special thanks for heidi of the record management division for receiving a letter commending her fantastic customer service skills. heidi assisted

the city of san francisco is looking at restricting the short-term rentals to mold -- no more than 60ays a year. >>> hitting t-mobile with a $48 million fine for slowing down data speeds, and they have policy to slow it down when heavy users hit a certain threshold, but they did not make it clear to the customers that their unlimited data plan had limits, and they began exposing the limits in june of last year, and now posting in small print on the website that customers using more than 26 gb a month could experience slower speeds.>>> did you watch the debate last night? >> idea. >> -- i did.>> they were personal attacks. >> there was a time he did not even get the program for three years in a row. >> the showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump. >>> more than one samsung phone could be plagued with exploding batteries, and one man is suing the phone maker. >>> we are seeing this is not a bad commute as we look at the san francisco, looking good at northbound 101.>>> the weather looking pretty good, warming yesterday and continuing with that thing today. 84 in santa rosa, 81

city of fayetteville to do more. >> we have to recover. our house smells like mold, mildew, the furniture is messed up. every time it rains, we have to leave. we can't, you know, chance it, because we have to leave every single time. >> her mother is looking to sell their home and relocate. more than 3 feet of water damaged furniture and other household items, certainly no fun for folks down there last the weather from matthew and feel for those folks in haiti because that is a country where the infrastructure is not really, you know, substantial enough to handle a 4. >> they could be on the very dangerous side of that storm as we head towards later today into tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> we'll work on the track and show you warnings and watches in effect. i want to show you a live picture from shaw university as we star off our morning. shot this morning, no fog to really impact that view in downtown. now, there is plenty of fog elsewhere and really densest fog to our east this morning, really eastern portions of wake county, the 95 corridor, seeing visible at times -- look at that, johnston county, ze

running across the city to find myself in this situation i discovered my passionate cesar chavez stadium and my life takes me all over the world in competitions san francisco is really moldedcisco the woman i am a city where - i never thought i couldn't accomplish something because i was a woman and through all the stages i've been supported having admit high school coach she's gone to every world championship and go brought his directors i have support of my high school and husband and family is here it is a city that it may be one of the best and biggest city's in the world but an honor to represent san francisco every time i toe the line in a race thank you for this honor i'm grateful for it. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations you'll be happy to know we've redone the track and at key czar. >> commissioner coppel r supervisor cowen supervisor mar you have an accommodation supervisor mar so let me first say it is great to have therapists artists and dancers honored the hundred years of supervisors and others in the building the next honoree is a strategic planner for the whole region i wanted to ask if mr.es are from the association of area government's can come forward an

city to do more to clear storm drains. >> we have to recover. i mean, our house smells like mold, mildew, the furniture's messed up. every time it rains, we have to leave. we can't, you know, chance it, because we have to leave every single time. >> her mother is looking to sell their home and relocate. more than 3 feet of water damaged their home and household items. i'm sure we are ready for some we need it. i was in eastern north carolina today, and they have been saturated. fayetteville, nearby counties -- there's no more water to go. >> we had two pretty wet weeks around here. >>> drier weather today through wednesday, thursday, so hopefully we can get some of that soaked up with the sunshine. 63 degrees right now and this is our live picture from our tower cam as we start off our day. there's been a little fog reported in and around the are that and keep a heads up because this could slow you down. rain won't slow you down, just a few clouds through central north carolina, pretty quiet start to our morning. let's get to temperatures, low 60s raleigh and durham, 60 roxboro. we have upper 50s in lewisburg and s

mold, filth and safety hazards. the dc attorney general says one rental property owner is forcing upon his tenants. the city sued sanford capital a second time fors that existed allegedly at shipley terrace apartments on savannah street. this follows a january suit against the company property near congress heights metro >> they're getting away with murder. they raised the rent, but they don't raise the quality of living. >> the civil suit heads to dc superior court in about 30 days. the attorney general is hoping to take control away from the landlord and place that property in receivership. >>> checkers fast food restaurant in philadelphia says its workers will be fired for appearing in this facebook live video that has gone viral. the video shows the workers joking about ng spitting in customers food and other unsanitary acts. the employees who posted the video says he's a comedian and it was simply a publicity stunt and none of the workers actually did any of the things described, he says. still checkers says the restaurant will remain closed until it's fully sanitized and reinspected. >>> a man fell se

city to do more to clean storm drains. >> we have to recover. our house smells like mold and mildew, the furniture is messed up. every time it rained, we have to leave -- leave. we can't chance it. >> whitney ships as her mother is now looking to sell their home, and relocate. ship says more than three feet of water entered their home, damaging furniture and other household tonight on our news at 11. >>> a wake county teenager died saturday night in a horrific wreck. just across the franklin county line. state troopers tell us 18-year- old china smith was a passenger in a vehicle, that ran a stop sign and got t-bones by crossing traffic. cbs north carolina news robert richardson explains why frustrated neighbors say tragedy was bound to happen at keep on going through here. >>reporter:sure enough, i saw for in an hour, including this car that slowed but did not stop at the sign. a couple of others hit brakes, right at the intersection, to avoid getting hit. >> there is quite a few wrecks there. this is the third one that i know of in the last 3-4 months. >> i have been here 23 years, and i know i have seen evid

. >>> mold allergies can be found and doctors say make sure to shower kids after activities like that. >>> today is officially now indigenous peoples day. denver city council is passing the proclamation which is the first time the day is being recognized in denver. >> you know the weather can change at a moments notice and we have your first alert forecast. >>> partly cloudy skies in the mountains, of snow they have managed to manufacture and i think we are probably 10 to 14 days away to some places opening. in westminster is partly cloudy and a few sprinkles of rain on to the west of us. temperatures are in the 70s, 78 degrees for the high today, right now the current temperature is 73 and at the airport still holding on with humidity is low and we are sitting at 15% relative humidity. the temperatures will be dropping with wind from the north northwest pushing in a cold front. ahead of here i think we stay generally dry, by morning the front is entering northwestern sections of the state. 50 fort collins 51 greatly so mild advance of the system in the metro area temperatures, congress park at 50 degrees so a pretty mild night. it does not have a

man busted for selling illegal synthetic drugs out of his iowa city business will spend decades in jail. and we look at how qu turn into mold, as people work to clean up from flood 2016. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. starting off right now with a weather when we see rain later today. give us the details on that britley. showers and storms are likely through the late afternoon hours and into the evening. heavy rain looks to be possible, along with hail, and strong winds especially in southern most iowa. there is a low level one risk for stronger to severe storms for this afternoon and evening as the cold front, again mainly in our southernmost counties. once these storms pass we'll see gradual clearing and much cooler temperatures. highs to start off the weekend will likely only top out in the low to middle 60s. on a good note, we will be dry with mostly sunny skies. today: showers and storms likely, mainly in the late afternoon and evening. wind: se 5-15. high: there's a new update just out minutes ago regarding the mass stabbing at a minnesota suspect was rec

running across the city to find myself in this situation i discovered my passionate cesar chavez stadium and my life takes me all over the world in competitions san francisco is really moldedcisco the woman i am a city where - i never thought i couldn't accomplish something because i was a woman and through all the stages i've been supported having admit high school coach she's gone to every world championship and go brought his directors i have support of my high school and husband and family is here it is a city that it may be one of the best and biggest city's in the world but an honor to represent san francisco every time i toe the line in a race thank you for this honor i'm grateful for it. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations you'll be happy to know we've redone the track and at key czar. >> commissioner coppel r supervisor cowen supervisor mar you have an accommodation supervisor mar so let me first say it is great to have therapists artists and dancers honored the hundred years of supervisors and others in the building the next honoree is a strategic planner for the whole region i wanted to ask if mr.es are from the association of area government's can come forward an

running across the city to find myself in this situation i discovered my passionate cesar chavez stadium and my life takes me all over the world in competitions san francisco is really moldedcisco the woman i am a city where - i never thought i couldn't accomplish something because i was a woman and through all the stages i've been supported having admit high school coach she's gone to every world championship and go brought his directors i have support of my high school and husband and family is here it is a city that it may be one of the best and biggest city's in the world but an honor to represent san francisco every time i toe the line in a race thank you for this honor i'm grateful for it. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations you'll be happy to know we've redone the track and at key czar. >> commissioner coppel r supervisor cowen supervisor mar you have an accommodation supervisor mar so let me first say it is great to have therapists artists and dancers honored the hundred years of supervisors and others in the building the next honoree is a strategic planner for the whole region i wanted to ask if mr.es are from the association of area government's can come forward an

running across the city to find myself in this situation i discovered my passionate cesar chavez stadium and my life takes me all over the world in competitions san francisco is really moldedcisco the woman i am a city where - i never thought i couldn't accomplish something because i was a woman and through all the stages i've been supported having admit high school coach she's gone to every world championship and go brought his directors i have support of my high school and husband and family is here it is a city that it may be one of the best and biggest city's in the world but an honor to represent san francisco every time i toe the line in a race thank you for this honor i'm grateful for it. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations you'll be happy to know we've redone the track and at key czar. >> commissioner coppel r supervisor cowen supervisor mar you have an accommodation supervisor mar so let me first say it is great to have therapists artists and dancers honored the hundred years of supervisors and others in the building the next honoree is a strategic planner for the whole region i wanted to ask if mr.es are from the association of area government's can come forward an

city's largest luxury ballroom and inside the building the most spacious suites with 16-foot ceilings. painstakingly research and when negative preserved architectural elements of the sot, the millwork and the moldings in the marvel throughout the building each of almost as 1200 windows and restore them all. will a few weeks ago i met a contractor on site to wearing a trump share and was proud to tell me he helped write father build trump tower in new york city more than 15 years ago. , this political season has been one of the most interesting journeys of my life. but each day i hear credit critics attempt to discredit my father's business but one of the most telling signs of success is thousands of people who have worked with him and for him and continue to stand by his side to achieve great things. when this property was put out for bid in the congressman john mica hell the profs conference in the vacant building in the freezing cold admonish the crowd of government access it was losing and between six and $8 billion per year. at a committee hearing following this softball negative soft opening that trump international hotel has now created hundreds of jobs and is an example of underutilized fede

mold. he was also helpful in coordinating the city departments along with everything else. and congratulations to joseph duffy our inspection service who received not here. a letter of appreciation from a customer who was very thankful for his kindness and going the extra mile to help to get her job card signed for their bathroom renovation and went on to say that it was a stressful time since she was expecting the baby boy and the insprekter saved the family and it is nice to know that there is still people in the world like him, and so you will get no arguments from him, and he does the work that goes above and beyond the call of duty that we have seen, in the reach to make the job that much easier, and another honorable mention, to the central permit bureau, who was given a thank you letter for what the customer described as one of the smoothest customer service oriented site permits submitles he has ever experienced at dbi. a special thanks for heidi of the record management division for receiving a letter commending her fantastic customer service skills. heidi assisted

mold. that's what the public flood vicitms as they clean out waterlogged homes from last week. good thursday morning! it's 4:30 on october 6th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another warm day with a chance of thunderstorms. the bulk of evening hours, with heavy rainfall the primary concern. a few storms may also contain some gusty wind. this is not a situation where repeated rounds of rain are likely, but, some areas may receive over 1" of rainfall with this front tonight. plan get back to 60 on friday. a gorgeous, seasonable weekend continues to look likely with highs mainly in the 60s and lows in the 40s. frost will be put off for at least another week to 10 days around the area. have a great day!today: showers and storms likely, mainly in the late afternoon and evening. wind: se 5-15. high: 76 tonight: showers and storms likely. wind: s 10-20. low: 52 tomorrow: gradual clearing. cooler and windy. wind: nw 15-25. high: 61 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. americans in the southeast are now being told to get ready for the possibility of a direct hit. abc's maggie ru

city 's preparation before the flood. businesses that are coming back are able to because of the mitigation plans. want you to take precautions to make sure you stay safe. mold can grow in most any building that's been exposed to water. exposure to mold can lead to asthma attacks, allergic reactions and infections. officials say if you see any mold while you're working, it needs to be exposure to mold can lead to asthma attacks, allergic right away. if you are doing it your self, where protective gloves, goggles and a respirator.>>> continued recovery efforts after flood 2016 and they are especially for you race against breast cancer in cedar rapids - cbs 2 anchor jenee ryan joins us live now from the starting point. jenee? sunday morning right here at mercy medical center's hall- perrine cancer center. at 7 30am - 670 breast cancer survivors - men and women - will meet right here for a survivors photo - and then at 8 all 15-thousand racers -from near and far will take off on the 5k or family fun run runall the money raised by the race stays local and helps corridor men and women - medical services that help with diagnosis - like mamograms - ultrasounds and

mold. that's what the public flood vicitms as they clean out waterlogged homes from last week. good thursday morning! it's 4:30 on october 6th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another warm day with a chance of thunderstorms. the bulk of

city, and dumbarton bridge. clear from 680. here's the bay bridge. >>> 5:21. coming up, nbc brea responds. >> the repairman never shows and the refrigerator begins to grow mold. i am consumer investigator. sar sar. recent concerns over some classic san francisco street lamps will 'not' slow thursday morning. street lamps won't slow down the new bus line. the mta kicks off work october 24th. news comes despite a push to preserve more than 200 street lamps they planned to remove. supervisors this week voted to preserve the historic looking lights. >>> nbc bay area responds to a fair fax woman with a problem frig. >> and no one to fix it. consumer investigator chris chmura joins us with a frustrating story. chris? >> reporter: good morning. jacqueline stone bought a refrigerator from sears three years ago, it recently stopped working. since it was under warranty, she called sears and scheduled a service appointment. she says the repair person didn't show up. she scheduled another appointment. again, no show. two weeks later, she says the refrigerator was full of mold. she called sears and asked to replace it but the company said no, pointing to her warranty that

was seeping water through mold, had no windows, and the vote was unanimous within the legislature of this that wasfix a building part of the aging infrastructure of jefferson city. moderator: owing to the next question, that goes to you. -- going to the next question. >> having missouri in the 30's or lower in states among education on the, k-12 achievement, and many other categories. what would you do to raise educational opportunities above a c grade? gins, you: cisse spra are the first. ms. spragins: we collect another forillion in property taxes actual funding. i would get rid of the state department of education because we are basically paying about 2000 bureaucrats to do a lot of stuff that has not contributed to improving education. fore want to do something the children of this state, then we should not bankrupt them for the future and destroy their opportunities for prosperity. education toturn local control. we need to get out of federal programs. receivingnot be federal dollars and all of the caveats that go with that. we should be returning it to local and parental control so people can educate their children in the manner they see fit. turilli.r: l

mold problem is believed to be an isolated incident. >>> one of the most popular holiday attractions in philadelphia will have a new location, christmas village crew a record 700,000 visitors last year will move to city hall in the courtyard because of construction. the open air german market features santa's workshop and lights and decorations and a whole lot more. christmas village opens on thanksgiving. there will be a special preview on saturday november 19. in health news, there are new approaches to knee replacement. we'll explain the changes that help patients get up and moving much faster than before. >> ahead, the battle in global warming just got a big boost. we have details released on dozens of countries. >> reporter: we have a frost advisory in effect for the next couple of hours, the big story over the next few days is the huge warmup in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, details coming up next. >> there's a new timeline to get drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman to a u.s. prison. he is expected to move by january or february. else currently in a mexican jail under special surveillance because of two prior prison breaks. in may a judge ruled he could be extradited to the unit

city. that phenomenon is called the osborne effect. in the '80s this was a portable computer in the '80s. the head of osborne said this is cool but wait till you see our next mold everybody said we'll wait till we have the next model. it killed the computer company. taking a look at the markets, the nasdaq mildly higher. fed has a two-day interest rate meeting this week, as well. this is a letter from u.s. senators to firm kpmg. they sent one to wells fargo asking how its employees missed the fact wells fargo had created millions of phantom accounts. some employees say they were fired for raising the red flag for calling this in, then negative information was put on their permanent record. it is a permanent record in a bag. it follows you around from bank to bank. some employees are saying they can't get more jobs in banks. >> retribution trying to do the right thing. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:48. turn our attention back to the massive fire we've been watching burn at a construction site in oakland. these are live pictures from our chopper overhead. if you joined us about an hour ago, it was aglow. it was a ball of flames. an inferno burning that could be seen f

city to do more to clear storm drains. >> we have to recover. i mean, our house smells like mold, mildew, the furniture's messed up. every time it rain, we have to leave. we can't, you know, chance it because we have to leave every single time. >> the woman's mother is looking to sell their home and relocate and more than 3 feet of water entered their home, household high tells. >>> our state has 30 troopers in its ranks after a ceremony in cary on friday but not enough needed to patrol our roads, according to a published report. the reports show a shortage, nearly 200 troopers statewide. budget cuts during the recession are key factor here. the force has had trouble filling positions left vacant due to retirement. nearly 200 troopers retired patrol statewide. >>> good monday morning to you, checking in with the latest on hurricane matthew. the 8:00 a.m. advisory showing wind of 130 miles per hour moving north about 6 miles per hour. this is expected to bring devastating conditions to portions of haiti, cuba, jamaica as well expected to get 5 to 10 2 feet of rain. as we start off the work week, temperatures startin

large and expressive mold that stimulate how changing inclusionary housing fees will effect the likelihood of development and what's the trade off been higher fees and production in the city and third-world we krabtd with an internationally known person with the principle of the best practices research how other cities approach the study of colleagues, can we take that without objection? program and had a series of monthly held meeting from june to september at the september meeting we asked for opinions and voted on the remains that came out of our research i'll turn to those now so we essentially agreed with the pack on 5 recommendations i'm going to go through them and briefly discuss the research that supports it is of the first is that in contrast to the way it is done in san francisco in line with how it done in other places we propose it has different colleagues, can we take that without objection? for rental projects the reason for that is because the underwriting research found the condominium projects are in san francisco, california support and higher fee so we recommend that the city has a two tier approach for both onsite and in lui projects for onsite i'm so

through the mold and had no windows and the vote was unanimous when the -- within the legislature of the state to fix a building was that was part of the aging infrastructure of jefferson city. >> we need to move to the next question and can newton, that comes from you. >> many of the national rankings have missouri in the 30s or lower among states in education funding k-12 achievements and many other categories. what would you do to raise educational opportunities above a c grade. >> cisse spragins, you are the first one on this question. >> we currently at the state level spent in about five and half or more on education and we collect another 4 billion in taxes at the property level for local schools for actual funding. i would get rid of the state department of education because we are basically paying about 2000 bureaucrats to do a lot of stuff that hasn't contributed to improving education work if we want to do something for the children of this state, then we shouldn't break-- bankrupt them for the future and destroy their opportunity for prosperity. we need to return education to local control, get out of federal programs, we should not be receiving federal dollars