next speaker, please hi, i'm dorsey shard a have two children endorsed in the prek at lafayette elementary and the second in the fourth and fifth grader at harvey milk academy in the castro i'm here to talk about the crisis at harvey milk and scotland you add the resources for the staff and teachers any sons class has been without a teacher same class was left without a teacher last year as well there are teachers that go two years in the row i want to commend the strunt kersey at the back of the rool and trying to help the students as they attend the school without a teacher this is a small school lacking resources such as on campus literacy and staff coaches are support in time of crisis students are feeling sadness and frustration and less willingness to learn the need is urgent (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is bryce from room 202 in the harvey milk academy for the past 5 weeks my class is teacher also and that made me and my class stressed out and worried i'm asking if you can do anything to help thank you (clapping.) good evening board of edu

next speaker, please hi, i'm dorsey shard a have two children endorsed in the prek at lafayette elementary and the second in the fourth and fifth grader at harvey milk academy in the castro i'm here to talk about the crisis at harvey milk and scotland you add the resources for the staff and teachers any sons class has been without a teacher same class was left without a teacher last year as well there are teachers that go two years in the row i want to commend the strunt kersey at the back of the rool and trying to help the students as they attend the school without

armory with information on program st from prek to 12th grade. parents could check out individual school test scores, rankings, and extracurricular programs. >> you know, i always look for the best p. i'm looking for tear 1. i'm looking for test scores. i'm looking for something that is higher achieving. i'm definitely picky about what my kids go through. i want to make sure they get the proper education they need. >> i have done my own research online before we moved. obviously what i thought was the case is not when i got here. so it's much easier to come here and talk with people than it is to figure it out on your own. >> parents on the job. we love that. today's event features sports and family activities. flu shots, children's immunization and dental screenings. parents may start applying at schools starting december 15. each student can apply up to 12 different schools. >>> coming up this saturday night, d.c. area families give dozens of foster children the permanent home they have been longing for. >> in the wake of feet of snow, raising

some better planning around whether or not the mission bay should be a high school, or should it be a prek-5? and you know, this, dream of having it have a science lab, upstairs, where all of our teachers can centrally come, and get trained. is still, you know, it is just that is a dream that i think that we would all like to explore depending on the growth of our city. and you know, mission bay, i think, leaps and bounds and some of the plans that they have to improve the landscape and you know with the warriors coming and with just a variety of different things that will be impacting the community. how we accommodate all of our family and our students will be a really big conversation to have. so i just want to and i am just grateful that everyone has come to the table that we are really going to hammer through this and then hopefully, three of these quarterly meetings have some action plans, and some tasks. and that will help us to have these deeper conversations for planning. >> commissioner fewer? >> thank you. supervisor kim. yes, i think that these two presentations even with the pr

democratic sources say lawmakers and the white house could work to find some modest common ground on prek education, minimum wage and taxes and trade. minority leader mitch mcconnell has backed off the battle cry of repeeling obama. >> i would like to put the senate democrats in the position of voting the most unpopular parts of this law and see if we can put it on the president's desk. >> but of course the president has veto power, meaning any major changes to his signature health care law are unlikely. also unlikely passing big pieces of legislation like immigration reform. but first it's up to the voters. >>> and chuck todd is moderator of meet the press. chuck, kborng good morning. >> it's good to be up here. >> let's catch up on what everybody needs to know on tuesday. you've got a lot of really tight races where we don't know which way it's going to go. >> it's amazing. we talk about all this potential republican momentum. they might win the senate, eight of the ten battle ground states in the senate are apology less than 5 points. the math for the republicans is in their favor but

release the recording of this 911 call soon not just for the great story value of this amazing little prek girl but also for teaching value for other kids like her and other moms and dads that hopefully will turnout okay after this ordeal, and be able to tell the story of the little girl and how they taught her how who call 911 and good thing that they did, kerry and chris. >> thank you, sir. >>> one person is injured following an overnight house fire in east mt. airy, fire crews called to the 6400 block of belfield avenue just after 1:00 o'clock. a 60 year-old woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. in word on what caused that fire. >>> new for you this morning fire department investigating an early morning fire in chester around 12:30, fire fighters responded to a call on the 700 block of caldwell drive. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> also new this morning a 27 year-old man is hospitalized following a crash in hockessin, delaware, it happened around 6:00 o'clock, in the 1600 block of old wilmington road. police say driver hit a park pick up that caused his car to

universal prek looks like it's happening, being piloted. that was not a sure thing. that's a great thing. i'm pro universal pre-k. that doesn't necessarily put money in people's pocket. some people won't have to pay for pre-k. how do you get at that problem? you can promise all you want, but how do you deliver? >> pre-k does put money in the pockets of folks who don't have to pay for child care and other options. after school we're doing the same reality. building affordable housing addresses the number one expense in people's lives. giving people paid sick leave. raising minimum wage, creating a living wage program where government subsidizes employers. >> you tap around the problem. >> not around, but you attack from enough angles, then on top of that you go to washington where you can make the real big changes. if you're talking about having real regulation in the financial industry, the kinds of things that would be transcendent in this nation, governor malloy is a good example, have achieved some of those pieces or jerry brown. we've got the building blocks but