issues at the united states supreme court and one could be real trouble for the first. first the justices are set to decide whether president obama has gone beyond the powers of the president. the high court heard arguments another an appointment to the nlrb without the senate s approval. the arguments involve the constitution s so-call recess appointments clause which allows president to fill positions when the senate is in recess. the justice are debating a few questions, including whether a resist is a break between sessions of congress or anytime lawmakers are out of town. observers in court report that a majority of the justices asked questions it seemed critical of white house actions but analysts remind us, tough questions do not tell the story and often don t tell us anything how the court may rule. we expect a decision by the end of june. the supreme court refused to hear a case involving an arizona law which effectively banned
and that is a great idea to eliminate the caps. yeah. well, this is why it is not a great idea. in the philadelphia area, we have 18 chaerts under federal investigation since 2008 for malfeasance ranging from the self-dealing real estate transactions to across the board at so many of the charters sky high executive compensation, to out and out embezzlement. in chester upland a nearly bankrupt district that is currently suing the state alleging that the inequitable funding that chester gets violates the constitution s state guarantee that every child has a right to a good education, and they are being cannibalized by a single charter school that and excuse me, can i e finish, that is run by a close ally of governor tom corbett, and they get 41%, and they enroll the majority of the district s k-8 students and get 41% of the private management organization gets 41% of the public taxpayer dollars going to the school. i discovered for the city