Gender, gender identity, Sexual Orientation, religion and disability. In addition to race, color and national origin. Because of our mandate, we have the capacity and the ability to go into communities, whether its the school, because i consider that a community, whether its the community at large, we work with entities such as Law Enforcement, superintendents, individual schools, mayors, Community Members leaders and the goal is to ensure that we provide the tools for that community. When it comes to the education realm, we address many Different Cases and concerns within the community and some of the cases that weve addressed through the delivery of services have dealt with student racial conflicts intentions or when theres a School Protest or demonstration and they ask us to come in, School Disturbance case or violence, a conflict over school policing which we know exists in several communities and conflict over disparities and treatment or in opportunities. We may receive a call fr
Passage in the senate and the president is expected to veto this bill. For our first hour this morning, your thoughts on the events that took place in the house yesterday when it came to Syrian Refugees. You can give us a call at these numbers you can post in our twitter page or on our Facebook Page and you can also send us an email. Usa today breaks down the action that took place in the house of representatives yesterday. The bill is being decried incribed as a pause admitting Syrian Refugees. Give us a call with your thoughts on this matter. If refugees want to give us a call on the actions, the number you can call is 2027 the Washington Post488003. Has more on the events in mali. The numbers will stay on your screen if you want to give your thoughts particularly if it applies to iraq a refugees to come to the United States. We will start off this morning with kathy in silver spring, maryland, honor democratic line. What do you think about the events in the house yesterday . Caller
Contest, into the convention and general election. That of course, is what this seminar will focus on. Withrocess, the politics the candidates and their campaign, and the policies. Houseth to the white still depends on 270 Electoral College votes. Many of you have probably seen the website, 270 to win. That, are interested in what is the path to victory in the white house . Today,270 votes, as of january 4, 217 of those are viewed as safely democratic. That means that the democratic candidate needs to get 53 more votes. If you think, essay states could could the safe states change, let me tell you what the safe states are. The republicans have 191. California, 55 votes. New york state, 29 votes. Votes. S, 20 michigan, 16. New jersey, 14. Washington, 12. Massachusetts, 11. Maryland 10, oregon seven, connecticut seven. That gets us to 191. Four. Maine, three, anddc, hawaii, four. Once you get to 17, how do you get to 270 . Votes. Ennsylvania is 20 florida is 29. Ohio is 18. 217, a candid
They doans vote the way because of what they hear from their constituents. In many parts of this country, heavily in rural and suburban and smaller communities, all over the country, people feel very intensely on the firearms issue that we do not need the government involved in more regulation. We are not even getting to the point of sandy hook and columbine that you were talking about. It becomes a cultural issue. To overcome that, there has got to be some what i call daschle that sent sensible points of view brought him. Maybe i am pollyannas but i think we can come up with sensible compromises on some of these issues without interfering with peoples Constitutional Rights and Second Amendment. The issues are so polarized and we do not understand from where a lot of people are coming to in 1994, i ran for reelection and i voted for this assault weapons ban. I had done this great thing on general aviation that kept a lot of jobs. Thousands of jobs in my state and my district. I went an
Beverage tax. The sweelgd befrmg tax will be a gamechanger era unparalleled way to create a healthy environment for our Community Len in a supervisor breed has a question. I i know when the superintendant came to us the fact we have less students in the Unified School District but were spending more money i want to understand that data from any guess, you know, dating back to the 90s or the 80s in terms of how much are we spending now compared to them. We talk about how we have less and less children over the years in San Francisco but we have less children attending Public Schools and closings schools in certain areas at the same time from my understanding the amount of money were spending in school is increasing so having an understanding of exactly how that makes sense based on our comments specifically, i want to know what looks like i want to have a clear understanding of that information by the way, what youre talking about around school and food programs and alexander Additional