Joining us today from around the country and around the world. For those of you that dont know me i am jen johnson, currently chief of staff at Chicago Teachers Union and also a history teacher, missing my classroom but grateful for the work im doing today and ill be moderating our conversation but before i introduce the amazing eve ewing we have to thank the organizers of this event, haymarket books. Theyre amazing, theyve been doing so many fantastic events and something really exciting going on right now is there having a 50 percent off sale on their website so you can go to haymarket books. Org and purchase eaves poetry books collective arches and 1819, this is critical reading and its 50 percent off right now and what else are you going to do but be at home, read, turn off the netflix and read these books. Haymarket has other events lined up coming up this week and next week so check out the website for the full schedule, haymarket books. Org. And this friday so tomorrow at 7 pm e
There is water and coffee in the back so feel free to partake. The restrooms at the end of the hall. If you leave the building you can come back in but you will have to go through security. Those of you who will be participating in the conversation, you have microphones in front of you. You do need to turn them on when you are about to talk. I think theres a button that says talk. Turn it on, the red light will come on which will tell you the microphone is active. Were not speaking, please turn it off. We would appreciate that and you probably prefer we dont hear any private conversations as well. Those were speaking, we appreciate you being here. We ask that you keep your arm remarks to about ten minutes but i will be sitting with the secretary and try not to be obnoxious but i may waive or give you an indication if youre getting close to the ten minutes and asked that you wrap up quickly when that happens. We are looking forward to a great conversation talking about innovation in k12
Liner. Why officials are calling the pilot the prime suspect. Good day, it is a machine as we begin this new weekend. It is already june 23rd, thanks so much for joining us im karen him. Aim chris murphy g to be back. What sue said perfectly a perfect weather weekend. No matter what people were doing it was a great weekend to be out and doing things some kids start camp this week. Many schools are out in our area. Just about all of them. We have schools in new jersey still going thanks to copious snow days in the wintertime so hopefully you can get through that, of course, probably not up this early if you are going through school. But lets get to it. We have a weather preview for the next couple of days, get ready for a comfortable morning and a mild, monday afternoon. It looks like we can probably keep this nice weather going for one more day. You may notice humidity but it really returns tomorrow and so do storm chances. They are slight for tuesday, and much greater for wednesday. I
Controversial surveillance Monitoring Center that they say will keep people safer. Were live in oakland to explain why not everyone is happy about the measure as the debate continues. Reporter good afternoon. Youre right. The Oakland City Council in their Early Morning hours gave the goahead to begin construction of this Surveillance Center, otherwise known as the domain awareness center. This will be a hub for police to watch everything thats going on in the city. Before the City Council Votes some residents were not happy about it. Motion passes. Thank you. Reporter that was video of oakland residents not happy over the City Councils decision from last night. Many say this will infringe on privacy rights. Others say it wont make a difference at all. The center will be monitored by Oakland Police and will of the capability to pull in different camera feeds within the city and the port. It may also include license plate readers and some type of social media aspect. The City Council App
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