Back and forth with the San Francisco Unified School District since march. Kron fours rob nesbitt spoke with teachers today about their frustrations. He joins us now live from San Francisco with more details. Rob. Noel in grand. Its not just teachers go on strike. Its also school counselors, school nurses. And para educators or those who work oneonone with special needs students who could walk off the job. The last time a teacher strike happened in San Francisco. It was 1979. Around 6,000. Educators will make their way through the voting line wednesday at balboa high school. Voting on a possible strike against the San Francisco Unified School District impacting around 50,000 students and more than 110 schools. Megan dukes teaches kindergarten at Alvarado Elementary School and says the current pay for teachers in the city does not cut it. Its been really unfortunately, ive ive had a couple of friends leave the profession who are really, really good educators because they just couldnt ma
Cornerstone Community Church in marin city. He met another pastor at the school to learn more about what happened. Raised a lot of concerns. To think that, you know, people are still. Putting out negative racial remarks about people and about a particular race of people. Its its disturbing among those marching which students sarah turner as seniors for peace. Were told by one of the students about what had happened. And so were very concerned. That people were using slurs that were hurtful for people. So we wanted to help and that i love the support. We need more support. You know and all the school needs to know all of this. And we reached out to the tema pius Union High School district about this incident. We have yet to hear back in the studio. Gayle ong kron. 4 news sail. Thank you. Happening now, a large gas leak in cow hollow in San Francisco. Fire Department Says a vehicle. Crashed into a building at phil work and filmore street set filbert rather people in that area have been e
Education people think, of course we have bridges and education that are both Human Capital. This is about, well maybe some of the things that we think of as just spending to help people out, you know, maybe if they go to low income families they actually might have quite powerful effects on the future. Thats what we will explore here. This is thinking about trances to low income families and what impact they might have and what does the research say about the impact they have on future Living Standards on growth. So we will invite kristin to come up. Thank you. Hello. Im kristin butcher. I tal talk about the assessment of transfer to longterm family hes. We are used to thinking of infrastructure in research or where there are upfront kofrt. Theres a nice picture of the big dig from my neck of the woods in boston. Looks costly. But maybe in terms of capacity or helping workers to get to their jobs and goods to get to market, theres a picture of it looking a lot more productive capacity
Minutes. E tugs in washington, d. C. , this is 50 minutes. Tugs d. C. , this is 50 minutes. Tugs i d. C. , this is 50 minutes. In wa, this is 50 minutes. Okay, now we will talk about education, which is at least more commonly thought of as investment in human cal tap and shouldnt be as controversial and something we will hear a lot about politically in the coming months and years and so we welcome sarah turner who again has written a paper on us that is posted on our website. University f virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . Iof virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . F virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . F virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . Of virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . F virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . Virginia. So thank you very much. Sarah . Okay, let me get started. As everyone is coming in to sit down. First, we need to thank david and louise and kerry who just together a Wonderful Program and theyve been good at nudging various people
Good morning. Im david wessel. Im director of the hutchens senator on fiscal and monetary policy. The hutchens center was formed three years ago now. This is actually our third anniversary, to improve the quality of fiscal and monetary policy, and public understanding of it. And i think that this is actually a very good embodiment of what we had in mind when we started the hutchens center with a generous gift from mr. Hutchens. We believe theres a role for research in both shaping good economic policy, and in helping the public better understand it. And certainly, infrastructure, spending, and investment in Human Capital are one of those things that or two of those things that are often reduced to bumper stickers, sometimes with no evidence whatsoever behind them. I just want to say a word about the hutchens center. As of today, we have done 44 events. Today we will publish our 26th and 27th working papers. Weve done 19 explainers, part of our public understanding, and produced one com