China t was legal to manufacture fentanyl up until early march. Fortunately our state department and others, you heard from omdc earlier helped to change that so we can get cooperation to reduce the flow t hasnt reduced yet but we have a ways to go. Fentanyl is 50 times more powerful than heroin. One gram is like 50 grams of heroin. It can be shipped in the mail. Shipped in commercial carriers. Fancy way of fedex, dhs, not Postal Service but other ways you ship packages across borders. It is shipped directly to the states or it is shipped to the canada and mexico. The wall street journal, you know theyre all about business, reminds us this is a business. The raw products cost about 1000 for fentanyl can be sold on the streets in the u. S. For about a million dollars. Thats pretty big profit margin and that motivates a lot of behavior. So i think as much as we can focus on the supply we better do something to help people in recovery so there is less of a demand for these products. I wan
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Murase. Ms. Chin and mr. Totiano thank you. Please join me in the pledge of allegiance. Item a pinning no approval tonight and as amazement to the public as has been mandated in the past if you meeting in members of the public wish to address the board of education complete a speaker and ms. Casco and importantly according to the board precedes and policies the board of education from the superintendent carranza. Thank you commissioner Vice President haney and good evening to everyone last friday, i had the privilege to visit the alternative school to see you are teachers be surprised with a golden impact challenge award for her creative approach for technology there donors and dr. Facing on will use the technology to be creatively engaging her students and the implementation of a rob order of Business Program we were excited to see the look on her that faced and see the incredible support from the student and patterns congratulations to green dr. Facing on the smartest balance all the
Exhibit upstairs. Its absolutely fantastic. I hope that you can take a look at the wonderful archive and the museum that we have on the corner of second and constitution. Our program tonight will allow us to talk in greater detail about the intersections between temperance and suffrage. They are a little bit hazy in history. What we have found as we have been preparing for this is that there is not a whole lot of recent scholarship on this. The track we decided to take was to look at the women themselves. It was the women whose thoughts and origins and what they were fighting for, for their families and animation, went into the organizations they were able to move forward and that became the movement themselves. We will talk a little bit about the way the women galvanized for social, economic and political change. By the mid1880s, excessive alcohol conception and Domestic Violence against women was a serious problem. The temperance issue was of concern to many women who felt the widesp
I would say, happy womens history month. I will say instead, happy very last hours of womens history month. We are delighted to be here tonight. I hope some of you have taken the opportunity to see the exhibit upstairs. Its absolutely fantastic. I hope that you can take a look at the wonderful archive and the museum that we have on the corner of second and constitution. Our program tonight will allow us to talk in greater detail about the intersections between temperance and suffrage. They are a little bit hazy in history. What we have found as we have been preparing for this is that there is not a whole lot of recent scholarship on this. The track we decided to take was to look at the women themselves. It was the women whose thoughts and origins and what they were fighting for, for their families and their nation, went into the organizations they were able to move forward and that became the movement themselves. We will talk a little bit about the way the women galvanized for social,