as much as it was last year but it still happens and thanks to democrats passing over a dozen so-called police reform bills, they actually have made it worse for residents. house bill 2928 is the one people are paying a lot of attention to, it stops officers from using nonlethal tools for crowd control. they can t use tear gas or rubber bullets except under very specific circumstances. what we saw on october 12th was a group of antifa thugs gathering at a park, tagging buildings with the message kill cops, riots work, they spent about 10 minutes destroying basically any property they could but cops were unable to intervene because of this particular law. got an editorial up right now at foxnews.com that gets into the language of these bills and why it is stopping police. shannon: we will check it out along with all of your other work. when i see your headlines come i m like is this babylon be? is another story jason raised for us.
us. well the governor says the legislation will save the state about $30 million between now and the end of june and an estimated $300 million during the next two years. the bill is expected to be voted on today in wisconsin s republican-controlled state senate. but once again, you re looking at a situation where obviously cuts need to be made. other states, take new york state, for example, they re looking at laying off teachers. this is what the governor in wisconsin is trying to avoid. we re going to look at that in 30 minutes here. jason, we appreciate that this morning. that story jason was talking nab new york city, 1 out of the every 12 new york city teachers may be losing their jobs. mayor bloomberg said to release his new budget today, saying he is forced to make some serious cuts, calling for some 4,666 teachers to be laid off. another 1,500 teaching positions