dennis kelly, susan sullivan, patrick hennesey, vanessa hutchison and ken trey and that is all i have under public comment this evening. >> good evening superintendent carranza and board members. i have been an educator for the past 14 years and had the privilege of working in new teacher support for the past seven years. i love my job. interacting with teachers and helping to shape their development is a great gift and challenge. my time as a mentor and teacher has shown me the great value in teacher experience and reflection. it does not matter how strong a candidate is in the beginning of their career, over time they develop into better educators with greater reflection skills and ability to serve our students. over the years i have had many conversation with teachers sticking with, but i have seen an increase with young teachers struggling with their career choices and the main question, do i continue to plant roots into the city by moving into another field or stay in teaching or move to a higher-paying district. my husband is a high school teacher in the district. so we have two

susan sullivan, love that dress. that's going to bump the ratings by itself. carrie sheffield, competitive enterprise institute fellow. those are the ones that dorothy wore, right? >> i think hers were red -- charles: but if you click them a couple of times, you can get anywhere in the country. pat roberts is calling you, he needs your help. [laughter] and matt mccall halls also been bullish, so let's talk about this. first real real deal. overnight adam just told you, big news out of japan. the central bank essentially said we'll buy everything under the sun. if you sell it, we'll buy it and, of course, that's good news for the markets although i've got to tell you, guys, let's remember, i think these markets were poised for a big move higher anyway, and i told you so. at the beginning of october, i spoke with stuart varney about that just a few weeks ago. take a listen. october has that distinction because of the top ten biggest one-day losses, four occurred in october. but recently october hasn't been the worst month by far, and november and december, the o

susan. gop senator dan sullivan u was named the winner overnight. he defeated mark begich.cientists are landing to spaceship on a comet. cbs news space consultant bill harwood joins us via skype from maryland. good morn, bill zbhood morning. >> how are things going with the mission? what's going on so far? >> very well. they have learned that it's separated from the mother ship that's going take a seven-hour trip. it's a very complicated procedure but all's well that ends well and they're hoping that the separation does, in fact, herald a successful landing. we won't know till the end of the day. >> you said it's very complicated. what's going to happen after this? >> first of all, it's going to take a while to get there. when it's set down, they have to look at the landing. it's 100 times weaker than earth and it would naturally tend to bounce off if you didn't do anything. they have a thrust there to drive it down to the surface while locks and harpoons lock it down. it doesn't appear to be working but they say the harpoons and locks should be enough to lock it down to th

susan. >>> the republican hold on the senate is even stronger this morning. gop challenger dan sullivanas named the winner of the alaskan senate race overnight. he defeated mark begich. the republicans will have at least 53 seats in the senate. >>> and as reports, scientists are landing a spaceship on a comet. we learned they're more steps toward that goal. cbs news space consultant bill harwood joins us via skype from mary i merritt island. good morning, bill. >> good morning. >> how are things going with the mission? what's going on so far? >> very well. they have learned that it's separated from the mother ship that's going take a seven-hour trip to the center of this comet. it's a very complicated procedure but all's well that ends well and they're hoping that the separation does, in fact, herald a successful landing. we won't know till the end of the day. >> you said it's very complicated. what happens after this? >> first of all, it's got to get there, and it's going to take a while to get there. when it's set down, they have to look at the landing. it's 100 times weaker than eart