The staff at Got Juice in Oakland's Laurel District kept busy Wednesday, making juices, shakes, and smoothies even as their storefront was covered in plywood because of another break-in.
person can make a difference in an educational system that can sometimes feel impossible to move. danielle robles is here along with the filmmaker who followed the group for two years, randy murray. it s a pleasure to have you both. danielle, just walk us through what it is you did. well, basically i became very discontent with my current teaching practice and really began to find national board certification, to be that rejuvenation for me. and when i achieved national board certification, i realized that the colleagues around me had made me that accomplished teacher, and so it only made sense that we were to go forth on a journey together, for multiple teachers. it s an interesting thing. we ve all sort of been educating ourselves about how human beings learn. forget children, but all human beings learn. and it gets reinforced over and
truth be told, our country, america, needs 30 million jobs added here at home, not 80,000. but to the cheerleaders out there that say, hey, at least jobs were created and that s better than nothing, that may be inadequate at this point. two friends of this program joining us now with what i think will be two different views, but sincerely and impassioned points of views towards creating jobs in america. peter morici and jared bernstein. let s plan on splitting this thing in half. quick and dirty on jobs, peter? another mediocre month. 80,000 jobs is not a heck of a lot. the good news is, it was widespread. lots of sectors picked up a few jobs. banking lost a couple, telecom did. but we expect that, given what s going on in those industries. we simply have to do better than this, and we re not. jared, two cents on jobs here, and then let s get to the g-20. well, look, one sector that continued to do badly was the public sector, shed 24,000 jobs, over 350,000 over the pas
added here at home, not 80,000. but to the cheerleaders out there that say, hey, at least jobs were created and that s better than nothing, that may be inadequate at this point. two friends of this program joining us now with what i think will be two different views, but sincerely and impassioned points of views towards creating jobs in america. peter morici and jared bernstein. let s plan on splitting this thing in half. quick and dirty on jobs, peter? another mediocre month. 80,000 jobs is not a heck of a lot. the good news is, it was widespread. lots of sectors picked up a few jobs. banking lost a couple, telecom did. but we expect that, given what s going on in those industries. we simply have to do better than this, and we re not. jared, two cents on jobs here, and then let s get to the g-20. well, look, one sector that continued to do badly was the public sector, shed 24,000 jobs, over 350,000 over the past year, down in the public sector. now, states have to bala