kevin found similar schools and he was on washington dc city council.is a big supporter of government controlled schools. you say there are mayor is in anti-charter enough? >> no, not enough. he rolled back three of 17 charters. immaculata many others. that is true. >> some of the charters do great. >> some of them do great. but the issue is, and we have this issue in new york city, where you get cases where you put schools together for unequal resources with different kids and tell them to compete. and what you get is winners and losers in our case here she's a bully. >> how she a bully? she's teaching the kids? >> she was trying to push out autistic kids, those that were emotionally disturbed. she was trying to get space for the kids at the expense of the most horrible kids. >> i know this is in your city, but let's try to broaden its international audience. >> no other country in the world would shut down schools at work. because they don't allow government bullies to mess with what is working. they don't allow these kinds of situations to continue t

cities in this country without public education. >> i think at the rate we're moving now, we will see places like detroit, new orleans, washington dc, philadelphia, kansas city, indianapolis, and many, many other cities where public schools become, if they still exist, they will be a dumping ground for the kids that the charter schools don't want. we will see the privatization of public education run rampant. >> but not everyone will grieve with you over the loss of public education. there are parents across the country who feel that public schools have let them and their children down. and they're looking for alternatives. they're not going to grieve with you. >> one of the points that i wanted to make strongly in this book is that american public education is not failing. it's not declining. it's not obsolete. >> contrary to the prevailing public mythology? >> absolutely. american public schools deal with immense problems. the biggest problem in our society today is that nearly 25% of our children live in poverty. and most of those kids will go to public schools and will bring all their problems through the door. and teachers wil

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another winter blast waking up to snow on the ground, which is falling, again, from atlantic city to washington, dc. officials warn drivers about slick roads and wind chills are expected in the 20's until the afternoon. >> a friend in st. louis posted on facebook she loves four seasons but not in the same week >> 60's or 70's a couple of days ago. >> even 80. >> 80...that is funny. >> now, 4:47. all four seasons in one week, we get that once in a while, maybe three. but four? that is impressive. visibility is eight miles at half moon bay. unlimited elsewhere. morning fog is not out there. the winds have overturned the manufacture and have not let the boundary layer set up so we have a strong onshore wind at 18 in forward and 14 at oakland and san francisco and san carlos around 12 or 13 and because of that, it is significantly colder today than yesterday. we starting off mild, woodi'd is 48, and palo alto, you both have 49, and redwood city is 52 and belmont and foster city and san mateo 53 and oakland, san carlos, fremont, all at 54 and antioch is the warm spot at 55 and everyone else is an the up

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patrick's day with snow on the ground falling, again, from atlantic city to washington, dc. officials are warning drivers of the slick roads and cool temperatures and wind chills expected in the 20's. i got tweets saying that offices closed in washington, dc. >> can you believe that? >> again. >> they had more snow early but they are just tires of it. >> at home we have a cold front of our own, but, first, to the east you may want to call ahead but there could be delays as we have scattered snows from the carolinas up toward new york and pennsylvania and some of that could make its way into connecticut and rhode island and possibly parts of massachusetts. down below we have spring informs moving from tampa and or atlanta and to jacksonville. we will bring it back home and show you the visibility at six miles at half moon bay where the clouds are. trying to spill across the peninsula right now because of the sea breeze that is relatively calm in most areas until you get to fairfield where it is 20 miles per hour blowing in from the southwest. temperatures if you are riding ba

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take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago and in washington dc and newark. its amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. >>> we're certainly keeping our eyes on the latest news coming in from the search for flight 370. in washington state there is deep concern about new landslides as searchers and emergency officials try to locate 108 people reported missing after a deadly landslide this weekend. we know eight people are confirmed dead but some of those missing might be alive. let's go to george howell on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: we know that earlier this morning they announced a very robust plan to go in there with search dogs and people on the ground to search the land for survivors but pulled the plan back because geologists say the land is just too unstable. for many of the families here it is another day of waiting, wondering. we know the number of unaccounted for has risen significantly. it's unclear exactly how many people could still be trapped in this square mile of mud and debris. as e

city. >>> happening today, student discipline at public schools is the topic of conversation in washington, dc. attorney general holder will join the secretary of education and other top officials to talk tough suspension and arrest policies. unfair school discipline practices have distributed to school to prison pipeline that snags minority students. >>> a suspect who climbed to the top of trees trying to get away from police learned the hard way not to listen to sound advice. >> poor decision with a painful result. he slammed into the roof of a mark and officers were waiting to take him interest custody. the suspect ran from a hotel where police were investigating reports of drug activity. >> remember the cat accuses of holding his family hostage in oregon in the 22-pound cat is back home this morning after animal control took him away. lux was released. the owners called 9-1-1 because he was so crazed they had to hide in the bedroom and wait for help from police. the cat was on a rampage after the owner said he kicked lux for scratching the baby. the cat shows nod -- no evidence of abuse. >

city. a couple of different sizes as we mentioned, washington dc has had an effect since 201,010 cents for bag, paper or reusable bag. chicago is also renewing the push in dallas is doing the same thing. they just pass this and i went on on the street to hear what people have to say and here's what they said. >> would you be w an extra tax for plastic bag rather than bringing your own you reusable bag? >> no, i'd rather not. it wouldn't be fair long without the other things actually going on. if i had to pay the extra, i would read. >> it encourages you to take your own back with your. >> i think it's a bit ridiculous. >> we already have a messed up economy. >> is that last woman to side, we always forget to bring these reusable bags anyway. so a lot of people will wind up paying the fee. >> some of them do have little handles on them. >> that is true. so all depends on how you frame it for consumers. you check in on on top of them is in coupons and trying to save they come and they get really angry. >> we have billy melcher here. hearing all of this, can't wait to jump in. >> i think it's

take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago and in washington dc and newark. its amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. is this something the president wanted to do? should he have acted earlier? >> when he took office, the banks were on the verge of collapse, people losing their homes, the economy in free fall, he had two wars going on. now that the economy is growing. now is the point we have to make sure that every child has an opportunity. >> reporter: colin powell said the crisis should not be a partisan issue. he acknowledged that the first african-american president has to walk a tight-rope, lest he be perceived as playing favorites. >> i think he threaded the needle well. he was concerned, as he has to be as the president of the united states, for all americans. but when you have a particular unique problem with historic roots to it, and those historic roots continue to contaminate the president, in order to prepare for the future you can't hide from this problem. >> reporter: obama called the plight

take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago and in washington dcnewark. its amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. >>> now to a pain staking search here at home. disease, contamination and death are some of the dangers facing crews digging through several feet of mud following that deadly landslide in washington state last week. the work is simply treacherous. still, there is hope of finding survivors on day eight of the search, says the governor of washington state. cnn's dan steinman is there. dan, what's happening now? how aggressively are those searchers still combing overe d that landscape? it really looks horrific. >> reporter: it is horrific. first of all, jim, if i could talk about the list of those who are missing, you know, crews have been working around the clock to try to figure out who is actually missing and who may have fallen victim to the landslide. those efforts, jim, have allowed them to narrow down the list significantly. at one point they said 90 people were missing. now it's 30. that's s

washington, dc, has declared a snow emergency. schools and federal offices are closed and cities along the path spent the weekend preparing. >> icecrews stationed throughout the entire service area. >> according to www. www.flightaware2,000 flights have been canceled. >> residents facing clean up after they returned home when ordered were lifted with plenty of mud and debris in the neighbors and there was a major wildfire in january and much of the concern is over. >> do we have any more conditions if wet weather? it is looking like we are not out of the woods. >> i don't think i will need the umbrella right here. at mid-day i will have it next to me. this morning i am dealing with a nice breeze at the exploritorium and the nag is unfurled and headed that way can happens to be north. we will look at live doppler 7 hd and it feels cooler than it is outside. it is mild in the low-to-mid 50's. bodega bay is where we have a better radar return so if you are right here, that is where it is wet, moving away from santa rosa headed to st. helena we have waves of light rain rolling across the north bay and you will be the most likely area

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