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why do you need that? and we never get that. lways, "we need more, we need more, we need more." and you never get better results. so, it's now $18,000 a child to educate. that's what we're paying, state and federal and local money, to educate a child in the city of philadelphia. that should be more than enough. now, there are some baked-in costs with pensions. we're trying to get pension reform in harrisburg so we can alleviate some of those costs. >> well, but $18,000 is probably more than enough for my kid, who has two parents, not going to school hungry, doesn't have, probably, bullets flying through, between his commute from home to... but $18,000 in terms of overall services -- the public schools, especially urban schools, are not just providing education. they're providing a lot more than that -- health services, mental services, et cetera. so i think it's a combination of both. it's what you do with the money, whether the money's being efficiently used. but also, i think we have to recognize that the funding system is inhe

there are different aspects of people's backgrounds that you will need to see. the tax are certainly records, you have to look at their financial issues. there will be medical issues so you have people trained in analyzing medical problems. lawyer youon is a need to vet all of the cases that candidate has been involved in if their businesses some other business with a record and a trail, you need specialists to be able to go back and review that. if it is a senator or congressman, there are a series of votes in congress that may not be discernible to your someoneperson until gets a hold of it like matt rhodes. then that is when you need some people who will understand the legislative process. john: one more thought. in some ways it is easier to bring someone who is run for president. they put themselves out there. say why that might be helpful, but it does not exempt this person from going through this detailed process. people are offended by >> stuff can happen. the sexatibility issues become very important on policy issues. maybe the country clubs they belong t

what specifically do you want to get done? >> i need to finalize the designs. >> m, measurable, how many do you want to do today? >> i need six designs. >> a, achievable w, what will i take? >> i need time with no distractions. >> r, realistic. what do you need to change to have a focus to get this done? >> not check my e-mails and not engage n social media. >> t, time, how long will it take? >> probably two hours. >> motivation is easier when a chore becomes a choice. doing so gives us a sense of control. >> how about tackling the title wave of e-mails. >> one thing that productive people who is they look at their inbox, and they hit reply, reply, reply. and then it is so much easier to go back and fill in the rest of the e-mail. >> make a picture how you want your day town fold. the more specific, the higher the chances it will occur. >> what distracts you the most? >> be sides my children, this. >> we all need breaks every so often. here is what you will do to make sure it doesn't become a distraction. you set your timer for 6:00. wh

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>> do you think cruz needed pence? ational review has written about this endorsement. what do you think the impact is? >> you'd much rather have it than not have it. in a way it's almost odd he waited this long. it's not like there's -- if you consider yourself a consistent conservative, john kasich who is running to be the republican for people who don't like republicans, winning that "new york times" editorial board, and then you have donald trump who is a populist more than a conservative. it doesn't seem like that hard a choice for him. ultimately if you're ted cruz, you needed this endorsement, you need indiana. i'm not going to say it's the end of the campaign if he doesn't win. i'm just going to say if you have one of those cruz/fiorina signs, grab them and hold onto them because they could end up being collector's items. >> tim miller, you worked hard for this, right? you have been from heckling donald trump supporters saying you would do opposition research on people like chris christie who endorsed trump to di

things you need to know before you >> here's the seven things you need to know before you go.king news in milpitas, you will window to avoid east calaveras boulevard on ramps to northbound 680, it is closed along with calaveras road as police vet an officer involved shooting. a 2-year-old suspect has has been taken to the hospital. southbound interstate 680 is now open following a deadly crash south of bollinger canyon road a map was killed after the car crashed into a crane and then another car hit the first car. >> three, antidonald trump protesters went wild after this rally in orange county last night. this morning the governor frontrunner delivers the key note dress at the state republican convention in burlingame. authorities have set up barriers and called in extra officers. just in case. >> high clouds, sunshine, seasonal temperatures and breezy but nothing like the dangerous winds tonight starting at look above a thousand feet through 10:00 tomorrow morning going from 64 in san francisco, to inland east bay at 80 and remember, warmer this weekend. >> following the fri

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we have everything you need to be aware of. this is video shows showers in downtown san jose, and the rain is moving out but you can still expect a wet commute. mike? >> yes, good observation. rain is starting to move out. you and see along 101 heading to morgan hill that is where we will be wettest the next 15-20 minutes with signs of clearing from our camera. grab the sunglasses. there will be residual moisture and isolated shower possible this afternoon and breezy and cooler. >> changes to the friday ferry schedule from larkspur we have a couple cancellations, 8 4:00 840, canceled, and 7:30 a.m. tomorrow and 5:30 p.m. the slower bet. heads up. i am getting busy open san mateo bridge for 19 minutes. toward the peninsula. we have an accident on 101. now, we have breaking news, a powerful earthquake hit japan. no tsunami warning at this time because that is always the concern. who are showing you the eggs eggs -- the u.s. geological survey map. it is centered right here, 50 miles from where the leaders of the g7 nations will mee

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so you need to be very, very careful. if important to you, it doesn't matter if they're wrong if there is more competition in your market. i think for other businesses you need to be very careful about that. >> that is a good point. saying we'll take care of it this time for you, but try not to do it again. if you just say we'll take care of it this time, they will think the world of you. and it takes the sting out of it. you screwed up, but we're going to handle it any way. >> one of the things very powerful for a small business is to break up with customers who are not worth it. they take up so many time and resources they don't have that influence. it is okay if you have the one or two customer that's is draining your staff time, bringing down moral. just cut them loose, say it's not us, it's you. you need to go away now. >> and you don't have your customers only, you have your employees, right? >> yes, if you have employees that don't care, that are not m impassioned about what they do, you have to treat them well. the