U.s. Farmers are cautiously optimistic because the details of the agreement with Japan still need to be worked out well the price there goes the grain bins get empty and once we start sleep on the bottom of the green bans then only start seeing a big bump him price president that Japanese prime minister Shinzo up they say they hope to sign the deal next month Nicole killing it c.b.s. News the White House the city council candidate Michigan who garnered national attention last week for her views on race has withdrawn from her city council race c.b.s. 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News California's leading a 19th state lawsuit against the trumpet ministration over a new policy weakening protections for migrant children in custody the suit argues that the proposed rule would allow prolonged detention which is not allowed under a federal court ruling from 2 decades ago and also claims that the policy ignores evidence that detention does not deter immigration policy could also cost taxpayers an extra $1300000000.00 every year. Marijuana may soon be legalized on school campuses across the state that story next policies you buy American general life insurance company Houston Texas not available in all states for details visit a.i.g. 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Purchase refinance reverse not all borrowers qualify loan programs and rates have to change without notice t.r.e. 01853626 animalistic 77316 California schools could soon allow parents to give their children medical marijuana campus am 7 sixty's day and noone has more the state assembly approved a bill Monday that would let school boards decide whether the drug could be used on campus in nonsmoking form children who currently use medical marijuana in California to treat seizures and other severe conditions must go off campus to have their parents administer their medication local Assemblywoman Loreena Gonzales says that more specific guidelines need to be established it does worry me that we're allowing for the medication of children really to be determined by their parents which some people might feel comfortable about I think there is a possibility for abuse it will go to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk should it pass in the state senate Newsom's predecessor Jerry Brown vetoed a similar proposal last year on Am 760 m d n noon Here's news a tether Myers with your micro climate for cat another brief cool down into Wednesday marine layer clouds once again expected for Wednesday morning then we begin to warm up starting Thursday and that will carry us all the way through Labor Day Monday by the time we get to Monday expect temperatures in the eighty's at our coastline ninety's in one of the more humidity back into the mix on Am 760 I'm news a tether Myers when will it all stop right now it's sunny and 87 in Santee breadwinner bowls next am 760 talking breaking news. From the you can see the hotel studio. Right. In the. You know this was going to happen. I mean then they got I Then they got are everywhere you know what's going on here is unbelievable when you think about this I know right I'm right I mean the very. Nobody is going to give the kids dope now come on I get it if you're an adult and that this is what you want to do if this is an adult thing and you want to get high and you want to consume medical marijuana regular marijuana you want to do any of that sort of stuff I get it I understand it but you bring in you bring it into the school. Hold on I got them I got to get my kid I got to get my kid a Budweiser I got I got to bring this is this is a medically mandated Budweiser this is a medically mandated glass a wine my kid needs before he goes into a science class no come from the ground. Wine is a natural thing grows on trees. Beer is barley my gosh when we but so now we're going to. If you're giving a kid medical marijuana nobody knows anyways why do you have to show up at the school and give the kid medical marijuana in front of other kids who aren't lucky enough to get marijuana did you bring enough marijuana for everybody well you got to be careful cause you know the teacher is going to steal they don't because they smoke a lot of weed I'm just saying that teachers can be Ok leave the brownie on my desk yeah yeah like if I gave it to junior This is what happens when you give the kids Ok this is what happens with methamphetamine and with the Ritalin Now this is what happens when you say marijuana can fix everything to go we're going to fill the potholes with with. The potholes that would be a great name for a band in the potholes so go ahead it's yours all right let's talk about this for a quick 2nd the colleges are now going with this landmark thing don't you remember when we did the adversity score member I was telling that they're doing these adversity scores a while back and the adversity score as you'll remember was the thing that looked at. Your personal economy where your school was located how the kids at your school did how many kids got free in. And reduced lunch all that sort of stuff about the thing with the social codes were not a social credit but this was called the adversity score meaning do you know a lot of homeless people at your school is your school poor how many people speak English how many people don't speak English so now the College Board they they they assigned you a score but would not tell you the score they assigned you so you had no idea how you filled in relative to the other kids and the reality is applying for college getting accepted to college is a societal and cultural touchstone I mean where you got in is something that's discussed 25 years later he would you go to school where else did you apply did you did you ever try to go to now man I want to Barbizon I went to the barbers on academy I mean what works for American Eagle Academy I'm going to I want to I want to tack if you want to Barbizon i.t.t. Tech guess what guaranteed you did not get hammered in the recession because you had skills you had skills all right but if it was if it was some other school maybe didn't pan out for you because you did gender studies or underwater basket weaving in Japanese or whatever it was you were doing but the College Board that's the people that did Minister the s.a.t. And they do all the management of when you go to college the college boards announcing a plan to consider socio economic factors in the admissions process in an attempt to ensure that every student has an equal shot at higher education the board's new landscape program will give colleges consistent information on each applicant's high school and neighborhood to highlight students who have done more with less so if you've spent your money time and effort to move into a good neighborhood with a good school to send your kid to a good school and you've sacrificed. And you're now going to be just blown out because your kid didn't go to a tough enough school on the contrary if you can as a very wealthy person go into a rough part of town and buy a building and have your kid live in that building and go to a dangerous school your kid's going to Harvard I mean it might be rough for 4 years you might have to you might have to you know different strokes some have to take him in the limo to the school it's just like just like Philip Drummond did for different strokes I think that it's a different strokes and you'd have to say that I really said that sounds very and that's unfortunate for a different stroke them no. But my point is they're going to punish you because you made your best effort to get your kid to the best possible school that you could afford and that's that that feels kind of rotten to me I'm not going to lie to you not going to lie to you. As more colleges and universities become test optional over criticism of standardized tests favoring the wealthy the College Board is giving colleges a reason to continue using the sat the s.a.t. As part of the admissions process landscape looks at how the applicants test score compares to the scores of other students in their high school and evaluates factors including local college attendance rates median family income and crime numbers so you got to live in a place with a lot of drive by and dropouts in the drive bys and drive so when you go to the realtor to buy that house or rent a home say I need I need a place with high Drive-By numbers and high dropout number is the new d.n.d. Really is the c.e.o. Of the College Board David Coleman said the S.A.T.'s currently quote fair but it has limits I can fix this I can fix this like in 2 minutes. 1st of all everybody wants to go to Harvard or so they tell you everybody wants to go to Yale and u.c.l.a. I don't mean u.s.c. One of the elite high high end colleges Ok great you can go I remember once upon a time I remember I have a memory I have a memory John I remember once upon a time you go and you get yourself that big thick of a Jim shove at remembers it that big ole thick phone book lookin college book that they had where you thumbed through the pages to find oh Colorado what do I need to get into the University of Denver I need a 1000 s.c.t. Year and a g.p.a. Of 3.8 If you look through it go through the books now everything's online so you know roughly what schools are if you if you were alive in the seventy's or the eighty's and you were of a college age or near college age you know that you would go through the book and they would be rated most selective like mit or Cal Tech would be most selective university in my case I'd be like Honey. I got bad news I can't go to the most selective school and I don't know who I was calling honey because I wasn't married when I was 14 I'm going to rip the most selective pages out and not apply to those schools now if I did have a perfect s.a.t. And a 4.0 and an unlimited bank account I'd be like I'm applying to the most selective schools you know how you scored on the s.a.t. Your guidance counselor tells you how you scored on the s.a.t. And how your g.p.a. Is and most of the time the level with you and be like you know what I think you're more like you know this university over that college wanted to apply to this one over that one so if you know you've got a fighting chance of puncher's chance when it comes to go on to say Harvard or Stanford. Are going to go into Berkeley go into the to the super prestigious universities where they are in the a few to go to school then apply. And what they should do is run through all the applications and make sure that they're within a framework of likely admittance put them in a tumbler and pull out $300.00 if everybody's roughly the same everybody wrote a decent thing you go into the tumbler just like to draft you start pulling numbers and you're like we got our 300 people this is are 300 people that are getting in now we've got 300 set aside for people that are a little bit weaker or come from a weaker economic but just do this just do the selections by random random lottery choice and what you should do is have a nationalized system wherein if you got into Harvard we're not going to play the stupid game that's become a thing lately and no doubt you've seen it already applied to 175 college and got into every one of them did you have any intention to go to the 274 other colleges you didn't you gauged in what the old folks used to call attack people you're wasting time you're not going to go to 175 colleges you know you've got about 5 or 7 that are real contenders and you probably have 3 favorites that's it don't be greedy Don't be the person it's got to run around a go I got an a 47 colleges and I said no to them all because I chose instead to chase my dream of fortnight. No good why do you need to reward or punish people based on where there's a code is a 16 year old has no say over where his parents or her parents live. They have no say and most parents are operating on the on the idea that we're going to try to be in the best possible school district you can see of the best possible opportunities you can do now suddenly we've got to rethink all this because some people get butt hurt that they didn't get into the right school or went and so now every is going to move you know what's going to happen when everybody moves to the bad to the to the to the rougher part of town don't you gentrification and what are they bringing with them. Your rant and inability to get access to the schools and what have you that's why Bill de Blasio is trying to blow up the gifted programs that I mentioned yet that I'm going to have that shoot my mouth off competition remark or say. I don't think I did Ok 80760 k. If m.b.a.m. 760 talking breaking news and now a man. Who if you ran a university I'd be privileged to attend Jim Chavez but the headlines Jim what's a big star well a big rig carrying a wide load struck a truck parked on the shoulder of the freeway and went off the 5 freeway crashing into a group of trees spilling a large crane and causing massive backup on the southbound 5 the wreck is off the freeway but the c.h.p. Is close to 2 right lanes on the southbound side so traffic is backed up for miles the drivers of both truck suffered minor injuries a 30 year old man and a 29 year old woman remain in the hospital today with gunshot wounds to their legs after their car was struck by gunfire on the 8 Freeway and Mesa last night c.h.p. 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