happened last week. sarah, none of it is a surprise to me. the 9th circuit as it s called, 85%, 90% of it decisions overturned by the supreme court. is there a chance the president will draw up a new executive order that is a little more pal thattable to the 9th circuit? right now the president is keeping all options on the table. one thing i can assure you of and prop is you is he will do whatever it take within the constitution to keep americans safe it s what he campaigned on. what apromised, what he has been doing and what he has taken action to do in his first days in office. i believe he was doing that already and acting within the constitution. and, you know, article one, section 8. but apparently 9th circuit didn t agree. but i think it issue today has to do with i.c.e. and the claim there are random sweeps going on
happened and everything that happened last week. sarah, none of it is a surprise to me. the 9th circuit as it s called, 85%, 90% of it decisions overturned by the supreme court. is there a chance the president will draw up a new executive order that is a little more pal thattable to the 9th circuit? right now the president is keeping all options on the table. one thing i can assure you of and prop is you is he will do whatever it take within the constitution to keep americans safe it s what he campaigned on. what apromised, what he has been doing and what he has taken action to do in his first days in office. i believe he was doing that already and acting within the constitution. and, you know, article one, section 8. but apparently 9th circuit didn t agree. but i think it issue today has to do with i.c.e. and the claim there are random sweeps going on
sarah, none of it is a surprise to me. the 9th circuit as it s called, 85%, 90% of it decisions overturned by the supreme court. is there a chance the president will draw up a new executive order that is a little more pal thattable to the 9th circuit? right now the president is keeping all options on the table. one thing i can assure you of and prop is you is he will do whatever it take within the constitution to keep americans safe it s what he campaigned on. what apromised, what he has been doing and what he has taken action to do in his first days in office. i believe he was doing that already and acting within the constitution. and, you know, article one, section 8. but apparently 9th circuit didn t agree. but i think it issue today has to do with i.c.e. and the claim there are random sweeps going on
heather: four years ago a young president obama delivered the first inaugural address calling for hope and change. he begins a new term shaped bit decisions of his own policy. what will the president s speech look like this time around? live to washington, dc, with more on that. james? reporter: during the campaign republicans had sport by counting how many times president obama would greet the jobs report by mentioning the headwinds the economy was facing? some veterans of republican white houses past say president obama tomorrow must be careful to avoid summing up our present situation in a way that sounds too similar to what he said in
and what they say is that this new measure in massachusetts requires the school district to base it decisions on, quote, merit and ability which sounds good in theory, but they say those terms are not defined, and that winds up giving too much discretion to the administrators. yeah. and, you know, we really want to see that student achievement through a value-ed mod o el be at least 50% of the evaluation. we actually want to make the evaluation system more concrete so it is less arbitrary. so, you know, this we ve had, we had a fellow that joined our association last year, was the teacher of the year for california, identified as the best teacher in the state of california, got let go under lifo. megyn: people don t know what that is. last-in, first-out, i apologize. the last teacher in is the first one out when it comes to layoffs no matter how good they are. you can have the best teacher in the world that s got five years