what we are told is that the wording of the note sent to l.a. follows the same form but substitutes los angeles schools for new york schools. so in other words, what we are told here, this is again john dienst reporting from wnbc backed up from what we have been told by authorities in both places, is he also claimed to be a senior in l.a. public schools, then went on to follow the same thing and referencing schools there. as the superintendent said this morning, didn t mention any specific schools but just talked about l.a. area public schools. so according to our friend john dienst, one of the things new york authorities said to themselves is how can this person be a senior in public school, high school in new york and los angeles at the same time? he says in this note i am a senior in these various public schools. that s one of the reasons we are told that new york authorities decided this was a hoax and they are investigating it as a
everybody s saying three quarters of a million students and we have to find day care or somewhere for them to go suddenly and early on there was a very appropriate request by i believe it was the superintendent out here who implored employers to say cut your employees some slack. it s a rush situation. an employee brought her daughter into the office and that s fine. that s fine. she is doing homework today and obviously chaotic and more so at the high school level this is finals week so it s been a little bit nut the i to say the least. yeah. i m thinking about the logistics, the crazy logistics when you close 900 schools, this many students. just shy, three quarter of a million. but when you add the staff, employees, bus drivers, all of that community, you are well over a million people affected by this. what about the working mother,