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. >> despite the challenges, assistant superintendent roderick castro says he wants parents to know teachers staff are doing everything they can to ensure their students success. >> we just got our scores back. we have the highest graduation rate that we've ever had at santa rosa city schools. highest eighth through completion rate that we've ever had. those are the sorts of things that, you know, are a result of the hard work of teachers, the staff, of course, the students. >> and a number of parents telling me they are certainly appreciative of the efforts by teachers. they're just frustrated that the district let it get to this point. a final vote by the school board on these options is scheduled for february 19th in santa rosa, zac sos. ktvu fox two news. >> next at 11. award season is here, and one marin county native is up for an dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate

roderick finally i want to come on. how you doing today? good. how are you? good afternoon.'m i'm the one that he was speaking on roderick and i went to the interview down there to the building and when i went in there i asked him well that on the list he told me i was like 200 on the list. so i said i'm with my brother. he in the project right now he's going to probably go in on his way to and i went back i asked him when do i get to know where i'm at on the list again the lady to him i went on a list because i refused the interview that they gave me and he never gave me no interview. okay. i would never give an interview so all right. >> so the same thing. so miss kendrick crawford is outside right now if you want to have a connection with her and she will help work out some next steps. okay. all right. thank you very much for coming in. >> any additional general public comments in person or online? if you're online, please raise your han i'm not seeing any we can we can close general public comment and with the unanimous consent of quorum.ioners we go straigho >> certainl

. >> host: this is roderick in fort lauderdale, hi, roderick. >> caller: how are you doing? i wanted to call in and give my mutual respect to president carter. he was a wonderful man, him and his wife, not just that but wonderful things they had done through the country and the world and i had never in my life any 2 people almost close to perfect to them. at the same time, wanted to give my tribute to a great wonderful man. >> host: associated press report about president biden, carter and biden's long friendship had wrinkles. it will be unjustly a final time with the eulogy president biden will be eulogizing former president carter today. we will have that coverage on c-span2. you see a picture of the two of them from 1978. this is from 2008. the two men together, it says president biden's consummate washington insider, jimmy carter was anything but. samuel in hodgkins, california. independent. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i thought jimmy carter was great. my mother was a democrat and my dad was a republican. they argued a little bit. i was about 18 years old when

. >> challenges, assistant superintendent roderick castro says he wants parents to know teachers andf are doing everything they can to ensure their students success. >> we just got our scores back. we have the highest graduation rate that we've ever had at santa rosa city schools, highest eighth through completion rate that we've ever had. those are the sorts of things that, you know, are a result of the hard work of teachers, the staff, of course, the students. >> and a number of parents telling me they are certainly appreciative of the efforts by teachers. they're just frustrated that the district let it get to this point. a final vote by the school board on all of these options is scheduled for february 19th. christina. >> we'll be closely following it. zac sos. live tonight in santa rosa. zach. thank you. a san jose school was evacuated today after a bomb threat. it happened at piedmont hills high about 1030 this morning. the principal notified the school that san jose police came on campus to assess the threat. the evacuation was lifted and students returned to class. one parent

host: roderick in fort lauderdale, florida. republican. caller: how are you doing? host: good. caller: i want to give my mutual respect to president carter. he was a wonderful man. kim and his wife. at the same time -- him and his wife. the many wonderful things they had done for the country and also the world. i had never in my life seen any two people almost close to perfect to them. at the same time, i wanted to call in to get my tributes to a great wonderful man. host: this is the associated press report about president biden. it says carter and biden's long friendship had wrinkles. it will be on display with a eulogy. president biden will be eulogizing former president carter today. we will have that coverage on c-span2. you can see a picture of the two of them from 1978. this is from 2008, a much later picture of the two men together. it says joe biden is the consummate washington insider. jimmy carter was anything but. host: here is samuel in paczki's, colorado. and -- hotchkiss, colorado. independent. caller: i thought jimmy carter was great. my mother was a democrat an

host: let's hear from roderick in scottsdale, arizona. caller: good morning. on the work you have done, amy. i'm a native of sacramento and was at the place i worked for the p.r. america and cna and cigna. i worked in the forest products so, about 20 years ago and we were putting out industry reports about california on fire in 2020 and being laughed out of rooms in sacramento and by legislators in sacramento, my hometown and i know you're family with the area. who is going to lead the moratorium on looking back at some policy decisions like they want to do forest management to make money for timber harvest terse which were off base. does that come from insurance companies or sacramento or insurances like yours? who is going to be interviewed about that so it is concerning because you are doing the same thing. you are passing blame, not accepting responsibility for decisions made in sacramento. who leads the after action of we made a lot of decisions or do they keep living in denial? guest: i don't think anyone is living in denial any more certainly around wil

host: let's hear from roderick in scottsdale, arizona. caller: good morning. on the work you have done, amy. i'm a native of sacramento and was at the place i worked for the p.r. america and cna and cigna. i worked in the forest products so, about 20 years ago and we were putting out industry reports about california on fire in 2020 and being laughed out of rooms in sacramento and by legislators in sacramento, my hometown and i know you're family with the area. who is going to lead the moratorium on looking back at some policy decisions like they want to do forest management to make money for timber harvest terse which were off base. does that come from insurance companies or sacramento or insurances like yours? who is going to be interviewed about that so it is concerning because you are doing the same thing. you are passing blame, not accepting responsibility for decisions made in sacramento. who leads the after action of we made a lot of decisions or do they keep living in denial? guest: i don't think anyone is living in denial any more certainly around wil