unions started gaining control. now we have a lot of sympathy for teachers but these teachers unions very often distort what they get. >> yeah, the head of the teachers union in new york city was caught on tape telling his delegates how hi helped sabotage teacher evaluations and how he hates reformers. they think it's all for them and not for the kids. that's why you need school choice. genuine school choice across the board. that's the only way you get accountability. soviet style monopolies don't work. >> return on all of those trillions of dollars we have been spending john. what we see are math scores and reading scores essentially at the same level that they have been for years. >> well, i think that's part of the point. i mean, all of this talk about per people spending and teachers unions really does in my mind miss the point. you show me parents interested who send kids to school each day telling them to go learn something and you'll get good educational outcomes. there's all this talk from conservatives and it's correct about how we want to rid society of victimhood but with education suddenly parents and c

. >> is that teachers unions? >> especially towards teachers' unions. it spread to others as well quite aggressively. i think the removal of the negatives, and the creation of a positive, respectful environment, and the fact that my larger goals are to address the very same issues that led to the development of the labor movement -- this is not a minor issue. i have spoken a lot about this. in the end, i am appealing to the origins of why unions exist. they come out of struggles to get people decent wages and benefits. in times of economic crisis -- we are in a different economic crisis. we better find some common ground. you have to be fiscally responsible. any good progressive cannot get far if they are not fiscally sane. labor has respected that. we are doing pre-k. >> might they say that you have to wait 12 years for someone who may have a kinship with us and it is time for us to get something for that sacrifice? we help you, you should help us? >> that is not an unusual thought pattern, but there is a real difficulty. it benefits their members in f

it's nothing to do with the teachers union. >> you say she's pushing these people out.hat other schools that do badly get. she has some independent money. she doesn't have the power to push anybody. she's bullying kids in the hall? >> exactly. 15% are homeless. 20% have high special needs. 15% are ells. she doesn't take any of those kids. >> she picks kids by lottery. >> it's a sham. then she moves them out. >> that's not true. >> it's absolutely true. >> half the kids of color are dropping out of potential schools. all these schools are servicing kids when otherwise they wouldn't get the services they need. we need to stop the "us versus them" attitude. >> this fifth grade class that she touts as the number one in the state that would be pushing out special needs kids, that class started out with 100 kids. you know how many kids they have today? >> no idea. >> 51. where do you think the other 49 went? they're not going to give her the high performing scores she wants. >> we have to put the power back in the hands of the parents. if the parents had those choices, they c

what is it about unions and teachers unions in particular that draws the ire of republican candidateson now. you know why unions. unions -- you have to pay people more. it's expensive. it's money out of their rich benefactor's pockets. >> here is mcconnell, standing up to the challenge from matt bevin. he is about to address his supporters. >> thank you very much. something must have happened today. i'm not sure what it is. my friends, tonight we begin the process of putting kentucky first again. [ applause ] for five and a half years the powers that be in washington have treated the people of this state with contempt. and tonight i have a simple message for all of them, those days are numbered. a little while ago i spoke with matt bevin and congratulated him on a hard fought campaign. matt brought a lot of passion and tenacity to this race, and he made me a stronger candidate. a tough race is behind us. it's time to unite. to my opponent's supporters, i hope you'll join me in the months ahead and know that your fight is my fight. let's have a big hand form matt bevin. the reason we n

that has to be reformed. >> rose: do you have any differences with the teachers' union? as you know, sort of a test of president obama during the campaign, who would he take on who was the traditional democratic constituency? and sort of the idea was he would take on the teachers union to a degree and made arnie duncan the secretary of education. give me this sense of idea that the teach erpz' union are part of the problem. >> one, i don't agree they're part of the problem. i do agree all of us in the education formula have to do a better job. by the way, let's start with my ilk, the elected officials of both party overs generations who watched public school system go on with ineffective practices and didn't do a whole lot about it upon. my predecessor-- i had my differences with michael bloomberg but i give him a lot of credit for mayoral control of education. >> rose: which every mayor wants and he got it. >> and i give him credit and for making major investment in education. where i think he missed the boat is unfortunately there was a difficult dynamic between the te

of it obviously is to make a dollar, but the other part of the equation is to get rid of the teachers unionsourse is very effective in every state in the union when it comes to getting things legislatively done. state senator dwight bullard and also ruth conniff, great to have both of you with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> coming up, cliven bundy's school of history, pretenders is next. stick around. here's a lesson for you. yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. and it feels like your lifeate revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira s

the federal government and teacher unions are not trying to help the students. you see that in new york. you see what the d.c. scholarships. this is helping poor minority children and the evidence is so clear. it is so clear it is beginning to unite the right and left around the country. one of those issues we need to bring more in the spotlight as conservatives. it goes back to federalism. we need to get control out of washington about the we do need to remind american because we don't want the federal government to do it means we want it done. >> you were in when the devastating whirling out of nowhere, john roberts rules obamacare tax that's rendering it a law of the land and now here we are today tried to unwind this thing. the question on our minds is cannot be unwound? even today, this is overcome the is settled. l. daley, former white house chief of staff is on the networks today stated over. this will never be undone. they are even seeming republicans will take control of congress. we will still not in the republicans is that they are saying now. what do

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clear to me how disappointed they are in their current options and how frustrated they are with teachers unions that block any progress, and then there is a national right to work. act, a bill i have cosponsored with senator paul, which would federal rule that requires employees of certain to join a union or pay union dues whether they want to or not. lifting this rule would vastly increase job opportunities in my state for women and men who want work but just cannot find it, especially in the area of manufacturing. so these are just a few of the ideas. senators to join a union or pay union lee and rubio and scott and paul, among others, have outlined specific proposals with similar goals in mind. proposingagree on some of these, you may have heard of republicans pointing out we may have had nine roll call votes since last july. we checked to see how many democratic roll call votes were since last july. they have had seven. nobody's ideas are being given a hearing, a debate on the senate floor. of you have suggested, and it is certainly the case, it looks like the senate has turned house, and t

union, after 4.5 years without any pay raises or a contract, have reached a new contract with the city. it is really a landmark agreement considering the bitterness that existed between not just the teachersbut also the unions that have been without contracts dating back to the last years of the bloomberg administration. it will be a huge change. the respect issue which i raised in my column, i think, was the key to it. theonly the teachers but other unions in the city, for the first time, have a mayor that is respecting the collective bargaining process, treating them as equals, sitting down to negotiate how to best deal with the education system and the wages of those workers in the city. i think the willingness of the blasio to give and take with the ideas aboutvative cutting huge amounts of the cost of health care insurance for city workers, and the other thing which i raised, people are not aware of, new york city's tax revenues are booming. in the first four months of the year, the city was running $700 million over projections on its taxes largely because of the greater than wall street had last year and all the big bonuses that came through this year. suddenly, the city is flush w

wanted to acknowledge as we put together prop h in 2013-2014 with the supervisors and i think the teachers union ucsf played a role for the community based ones and margaret is nodding her head and many school board members and staff and also the athletes and nurses and librarians were a part of the coalition. and supervisor yee mentioned the preschool for all. it's important a great opportunity to get us together on the same page we used to call it the education group but it's important to rebuild it for the future and thank supervisor kim i'm also added as ass an author of the peace part given any participation with the other forevers but i wanted to say that 2014 november could be a crown achievement as we strengthen san francisco's efforts for children. it would be seen as a children's bottle to make major gains to keep our families and children in the san francisco but to build on what tom and others started we can advance that for the future i'm pleased with the colleagues and hope everyone supports those pieces in november >> thank you supervisor yee. mr. president, that includes roll cal

it's the teachers union, the big teachers union, big government that are working together not for the benefit of the students but for the benefit of themselves. there's a reason that seven of the 10 richest counties in america are in washington, d.c. it's not because they make a lot of stuff. it's because big government fosters other biggs and concentrates wealth from the hands of a few. few. >> how many of you been to washington, d.c. recently? have you noticed? i just went, blew my mind, is that one of the only major cities in the country where they are building and robust? it looks like 1990 something -- >> trains everywhere. >> it's like the gold rush in washington, d.c. >> government is growing. bigger than it's ever been. the plane in 10 years would be to keep growing. wind power concentrates so does well. the dodd-frank bill supposedly to protect the little guy from these big, mean creditors, it was written mostly by big wall street banks who caused the problem. they wrote it in a way that made hard for community banks to succeed. it happens all the time, a lot of the lobbyists

. >> the teachers union claims the board's behavior have led more than a dozen principals and other add monministrators to qu. >> we have seen a mass exodus of teachers. we need to have stability for student. >> the concerns aren't new. teachers and parent have been butting heads with the board for more than a year now and say they will continue until they see real changes. >> it seems like every time we speak it falls on deaf ears. >> i think we would all appreciate if they really took time to liston to our concerns. >> dr. bend yas has not answered. >> the district attorney in santa rose wa needs more time t look at the case. the alleged incident happened in isn't a rose wsanta rosa. some people say they saw the attack. others say it never happened. >> they did not lay any hand on the boy. she did ask him to not touch her daughter. she never touched him. he is lying if he says that. >> stay on alert and avoid wearing ear buds. a man grabbed a woman from behind in robertson park last friday. she told police she couldn't hear him because she was listening to music. after a struggle, she

chicago teachers union getting ready for another contract flight. the current contract expires next year. they can offer a one-year extension. teachers on strike for seven days in 2012 before they agreed to the last deal. she says her team is focused on finishing the school year strong. >> paying the parking meter will be a lot more convenient. it being extended to meters throughout the city. the option allows drivers to download an application and loaded with money using a credit or debit card. >> 10 minutes before the time expires so they could add more time. >> vacant homes and other property seized by the city being sold for just $1 per property. encouraging new owners to fix them up. the program will be expanded to the east garfield park neighborhood. applications to purchase 500 city- owned lots available. a dire warning about the environment. >> what may have caused the accident has sent acrobat's crashing to the ground. some people calling it a yoco to resort and portugal were madeleine mccann was last seen will allow investigators to dig for

the mayor has certainly brought change to chicago perritt more change than the chicago teachers union would like. hist >> and angry reaction in many neighborhoods could be part of the reason for low approval ratings. controversial red light candles have been on popular for many years camel's near schools and parks there for safety. the mayor told the public. i'm getting caught by the speed kim is that everywhere. >> it is just a piece of grass. i love my city but i do not want to pay everything for my city. >> millions of dollars worth of pension liability. >> despite all the troubles many give him credit for bringing boundless energy and new ideas and industries to chicago. >> i did have an opportunity to meet him a couple times. what i have seen so far has not done a bad job of. some >> this is a beautiful city. a ceiling of improvements to the infrastructure. the city looks completely different fift. >> the mayor softening his stance when he and his administration realized how many businesses in chicago still come to rely on these byproduct known as petroleum coke. hist >> stocks a

according to "mercury news" the district and teacher's union wanted to add an extra layer of probation. schools have until halfway through the teacher's second year whether they will be offered tenure or be dismissed. the district argued not enough time and members say that changing the education code should be made by the legislature. >>> and "today in the bay" follow up. a bill requiring a kill switch to be on all new phones is heading to the state assembly. passed in the senate yesterday. mark leno of san francisco had his proposal watered down quite a bit. the kill switch would apply only to cell phones, not to tablets. in addition the start date was pushed back another six months until july of next year. >>> apple is considering buying its biggest acusition ever. beats by dr. dre. there are reports the cupertino company may pay more than $3 billion for beats. that would make it the largest accusation ever for apple. also one of its most unusual. beats has not created any new technology, just a fashion. this follows a string of high-priced deals in silicon valley that includes goog

the case of thom tillis, you're talking about a house speaker in north carolina took on the teachers' unions, tenure reform, cut taxes, raised the cap on charter schools it's hard to get to this guy's right without being really out there and therefore probably unacceptable to people statewide. >> it also seems, james, sometimes the tea party groups, the senate conservatives' fund that provides money for them, freedom works, picked some bad candidates. matt bevin in kentucky, for example, challenging mitch mcconnell for the senate raced. he attacked mcconnell for supporting t.a.r.p. and the bank bailout. turns out he was supporting the t.a.r.p. bailout. >> i think this goes to the positive impact the tea party has had in moving the republican party to the right, where the people who -- in washington, sort of grabbed on to the tea party mantle and are trying to use it politically are taking on targets now that are not liberals. they're not moderates. mitch mcconnell is not a liberal. john boehner beat back the tea party challenge. he's the establishment, he's the speaker of the house. but he i

i can't say it will work and pushback from teachers unions immediately, let's say.ut if you want to think about taking a situation like edition ka, which we plainly don't love how we're doing now, it's worth thinking about very, very new ideas rather than trying to just push on the edges a little bit like we tend to do. >> a lot to think about, but an education, he says, start thinking small. >>> up next, jcpenney hasn't been cool for a really long time but the stock got hot this week. "the buzz," next. your education is built to help move your career forward. here's how: we work with leading employers to learn what you need to learn so classes impact your career. while helping ensure credits you've already earned pay off. and we have career planning tools to keep you on track every step of the way. plus the freshman fifteen, isn't really a thing here. and graduation, it's just the beginning. because we build education around where you want to go. so, you know, you can get the job you want. ready, let's get to work. i got more advice than i knew what to do with. wha

seven houston teachers and their union filed a federal lawsuit over their performance evaluations.ision to tie promotions and pay to student test scores is unfair. well, is it? attorney rebeca rhodess-woodland things so but randy says the teachers are hipcrats. strong word. back it up. make your case. >> how about a little bit of personal responsibility. great, that is how we measure students. so that is how we have to measure teachers. what is a amazing it's objective. imagine if we had some subjective standard where, okay, i'm the one who decided whether you get a bonus, get a raise. then people would be screaming, this is so unfair. maybe he likes me better than he like thursday other one? maybe he doesn't like this person, so we try to do something objective. stop complaining. >> rebecca, what is unfair about tying a teacher's pay to the performance on a test? >> that i don't think is unfair, and i don't think the teachers in houston are saying that unfair. what they're saying is, how it's being done. they don't mind being associated with the grades and the scores but they feel

there is peers to be a bump in the road for plans to give illegal am imigrants find out which teachers uniona major u.s. city has voted to oppose the educational benchmarks implemented in many states including here and tall corn why. a new pole and coming up on mornings on 2, coming back to the morning news. >> thank you, torii. sal, have you fixed things at the toll plaza? >> no, but i want to give you enough time to negotiate that toll plaza commute and a drive pattern 20 minutes plus, and that traffic does not look bad, it is about a 5 minute drive. you can see traffic on interstate 101 and highway 101 interstate 280 and highway 101. here is some drive times, 24, pleasant hill road to the tunnel, fremont 222 and 508 westbound from grand line road, now let's go to steve. >>> understanding over here, and we have mainly the cloud deck some of the mostly cloudy breezy to eye -- windy, 54 degrees and combine that with a west wind and it is chilly for some. 66 for a high, averaging about 64 to 74 and 75, we are running a little below that. not much in the clouds, eureka and it is weak and the s

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what these companies forget is that pension funds, unions, teachers unions invest in these companies.art slamming them with higher rates it will work the investments that these retirees need when they, you know, leave the workforce. neil: someone has to pony up the bell. i think what these countries are saying, these countries seem to be saying, we are not the beneficiaries of it. what i am beginning to think is the jig is up for these companies. >> at the same time it is profitable for them to do this of shores. i understand that. maybe it is not being invested back in these countries which is the issue. at the same time we have to look at our own crisis back, which is that the markets are so unstable that this is what companies would rather do. neil: you know what i do, i would not tax a penny. i wouldn't. >> you would turn the u.s. into a tax haven. fleet -- neil: sure, that is what i would do. >> benefit luxembourg. a post office box. neil: don't even give me going on luxembourg. >> no one benefits from any of this. >> ireland as that 12 percent rate, not zero. >> i would make it

the teacher's union backs him. they've spent more than $2.5 million to support his reelection bid. but it was the outsider who won endorsements from the san francisco chronicle, los angeles times and sacramento bee. >> the newspapers are intrigued with him. he walks differently, talks differently, acts differently. >> reporter: there is another candidate in the mix, a republican from long beach noted for her opposition to the new common core standards. whoever wins the top post in california schools will face a tall order in sacramento. >> the budgets come from the legislature. the board of education comes from the governor and so one needs to really be wired in to both of those institutions, legislative and executive in order to have any prayer of getting anything done. >> reporter: the election is tuesday. if one of the candidates more than 50% of the vote, the race is over. if no one gets a majority, there will be a runoff in november. jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news. >>> free marijuana will be given out next tuesday in the south bay. no joke. it's an effort to encourage vote

. >> the bipartisan bill is getting support from health associations, teachers unions are against it.chers are highly trained in teaching children. they are not highly trained in delivering medical services. >> the california teachers association says the answer is to hire more school nurses. backers of the proposed bill say there would still be a gap if the nurse is on vacation or field trip. and a teacher cannot teach if child safety is at risk. >>> the california teachers association, california school employees association, california federation of teachers all raised questions of training and such. i think to a lot of parents they say if you're doing cpr or something else like this and this is available why not have it? >>> still ahead, donald sterling's racist remarks from -- and swift reaction. >> the public opinion came out so hard on this that the nba has no choice but to react strongly. >> controversial history and political insiders explain this was the last straw. why some bay area cities are facing mandatory restrictions of water use when other parts of our area aren't ev

teachers unions are voting not to use it in their classrooms. what is common core. david shuster explains. >> reporter: common core reverse to a set of -- refers to a set of standards, vetted by teachers and college professors. the goal is to ensure u.s. high school graduates are better prepared for university and the workplace, it calls for more damages. kinder garden used to talk about sides and corns, now they talk about vertices and angles. first graders will be asked to pull information from multiple sources and rite a cogent report. junior high school students will be required to pass algebra one, something most people my aim didn't confront until high school. defenders of common core, including education groups are convinced students will be better problem solvers and thinkers. >> hannah is the president of the oregon education association, and she wants to cancel next spring's common core reading and maths tests in oregon and joins us from portland. >> great to be with you. >> why are you opposed to common core? >> it's not the common core. we are really oppo

teacher's unions, student, bus drivers. police presence here following the protestors. things have been peaceful until now. i saw many banners today saying no, go home. asking for more investments to be made for health, education, schooling and not the world cup stadium. even the mascot was present here todayo8úiÑ in protest version. they dressed him in a black suit and put the words on his back, everything is wrong. less than a month to go to the world cup, people are saying they are not h!pwv with the world cup in the country. they want more0m investments beg made in areas that should be a priorityç to the country. >>> new details over the chinese coast guard ramming the ship in the sea. ships are locked in a standoff weeks after beijing deployed an oil rig near the island. china claims the entire south china sea said to be rich in oil and gas reserve. >>> nigeria's president goodluck johnson has cancelled a fist trip to where the girls were abducted. this is the first trip since the girls were abducted by boko haram. i

doesn't like her her father is a union leader and you have a bias against people who criticize the teacher's unionteachers. >> she is pushing the people out. she gets the same number as the other schools who do badly get. good for her to raising the money. she has no power to push anybody. >> our kids ps 149. 15 percent of whom are homeless. 20 percent who high special needs. 50 percent of ell's excuse me. >> she picked kids by lottery. >> the lottery is a sham. >> that's not true. that's absolutely not true. when you talk about all of the kids half of the kids are dropping out by public schools. you have charter schools including democracy crap, it is not just eva. all of these schools that get the services otherwise they wouldn't need. it is best for kids. no one looks out for the kid. >> this 5th grade class she touts as number one in the state this 5th grade class that would be pushing out special needs kids and the kids at ps 149 that class started out with 100 kids. you know how many kids they have today? 51. where do you think the other 49 went? why do you think they are gone. they are not

the chicago teachers union is getting ready for another contract fight before this contract is even over. the current union's contract expires on june 30-th of next year. c-p-s can offer a one year extension, but union president karen lewis says it will get rejected. that could lead to new contract talks during next year's mayor's race. teachers went on strike for seven days, in 2012, before they agreed to the last deal. c-p-s c-e-o barbara byrd- bennett says her team is focused on finishing the school year strong, not next year's contract negotiations. the first of two public hearings was held.. to discuss proposed rules for the medical marijuana pilot program in illinois. the new law went into effect on january first, but the general assembly is still working on procedures and guidelines. concerns from speakers included pharmacists' involvement in the rules process and those who want to see that process sped up. >> the prescription monitoring system is critical from the standpoint of having an understanding of what patients are taking from a controlled substance standpoint. it's a comp

the teacher's union is on his side and the big education reform, the charter movement, you know, is onto talk about, we have to squeeze a break in here. what i want to talk about when we come back, there are suggestions there's more common ground than we think. let's talk about that when we come back. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. i got more advice than i knew what to do with. what i needed was information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. luckily, unitedhealthcare has a simple program th

. >> is there a teacher -- flu a teacher union, tiffany? >>.o the eaa does not have a union. >> tiffany i take it you want to go back to your classroom. >> i love my students. even though this incident occurred i still feel the same way about them. >> what were they fighting about, by the way? do you know, tiffany? >> it came out after the fight, and i had questioned some of the students, they told me it was over a designer belt. >> well, tiffany, i'm on your side on this one. jeffrey, i hope you can work some magic and get it back. i don't know what the world she is supposed to do otherwise. tiffany thank you very much for joining us, jeffrey as well. thank you. okay, everyone, here is what is being hard out right now. trending on facebook even at this very moment. this photo tweeted by the director of the highly anticipated upcoming movie batman vs. superman. zach snyder gives a pick of the bat mobile. could be time to pull the tarp, tomorrow? what do you think of this sneak peek? and legendary dj casey case sum in missing. trending on twitte

it helps, i guess, with the teacher's union and all that maybe saying they need to get her out of therer more than those ten days. >> maybe they feel like since school's ll out, they can push it aside. >> i'm glad we are talking about it. a teacher like that that comes apart like that on a 6-year-old boy? i wouldn't want them teaching my kids. >>> there was a copyright infringement fight surrounding the iconic movie fight "raging bull." it followed the story of champion boxer jake la moata. a lawsuit against mgm. >> it is all about copyright. what mgm has said to her for years, you didn't put your stuff together in time, didn't file your lawsuit in time. she couldn't find enough lawyers to bring this. you can't bring that lawsuit any more. the supreme court made a very narrow technical terminology with this said you're not estopped because you're only claiming those three years before 2006 is when you actually filed this lawsuit. very narrow but it gives her a chance. >> wow. she'll proceed. >> she goes to the second round. >> the second round. the boxing animal gist continues. all righ

we're going to be horrible to teachers unions. he kind of went his own way.uld make the argument he was doing that because he believed -- he believed in it, but if you're the governor of the state of florida and you know how to get re-elected, you know you can't necessarily afford to play by what the gop in washington is telling you have to do. >> florida is an interesting state. it's a purple state but absolutely 100% run by the republican party. there's the huge i-4 corridor in the middle, a lot of puerto ricans in the jacksonville area. charlie crist is way ahead of rick scott in the polls. we have a quinnipiac poll showing him up 48% to 38. who is more compass nat? he puts governor scott away, 50 to 35. >> i would think that also helps him with independents which we were alsos talking about. a lot of the moderate or independent voters see what governor scott is doing as too extreme. they have the choice will they vote for crist or will they just not vote? will they stay home? either way that's a win for crist. >> to go to rockefeller for a minute, is ther

it's a republican politicians in the state of louisiana that want to shut out the teachers union ando visit an african-american school where it's 90% african-american and you'll see buildings crumbling, horrific situations, you go to any white public school in louisiana and you'll see a much, much brighter and better situation. there need to be federal lawsuits that take place in louisiana to start demanding equality in public school service in a state like louisiana. >> and doug and wade, i thank you so much for joining me we are short on time. i appreciate you coming in and sharing your thoughts on brown at 60. that does it for me. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. in the nation, it's not always pretty. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ but when we put something in the ground, feed it, and care for it, don't we grow something more? we grow big celebrations, and personal victories. we grow new beginning

according to "mercury news" the district and its teacher union both wanted to add an extra year of probationnow, schools have until halfway through a school's second year before they have to decide to offer the teacher teenier or dismiss the teacher. not enough time to eevaluate people properly. members of the state school board say changing the education code should be really be made by the legislature. >>> "today in the bay" follow up a bill requiring a kill switch to be on all new phones is heading to the state assembly. passed in the senate yesterday. the bill's author of san francisco had his proposal watered down quite a bit. the kill switch would apply to only cell phones and not tablets. the start date was pushed back another six months to july of next year. >>> america's oldest independent black book store must now find a new home. marcus books was evicted from its home in san francisco fill more district earlier this week. there you see it under the stairs. 54 years after it opened. the store's owner said the property owner changes the lock on the shop. marcus books trying to buy t

america because we are trying to make the case from the conservative point of view that this teachers unionood. and they got three months a year off and they just got it too easy. it's all wrong. if we go down the road of charter schools and a big majority, what we're going see is minority kids in this country really shortchanged when it come to opportunity and that is not the america i grew up in. i'm proud to say that you're looking at a product of public education. stick around, rapid response panel the next. >> i'm sue herera with your nbc market wrap. tech stocks and financials weighed on the market. the dow falls 129 points, the s&p off 16. the nasdaq shed 57. disney shares, though, are higher after hours. the company's revenue and earnings came in ahead of estimates. but shares of whole foods moving in the other direction down more than 10%. profits missed expectations and revenue was also a tad light. and twitter slid nearly 18% after a lockup period ended for about 500 million shares. and that's it for cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. back in a moment. so i c an reach ally

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