Be really, really intentional about. Okay. Thank you very much. Great to have you here and thanks for participating. And i thought wed start whats before the senate, thats the next round of relief from the pandemic from the cares act, much has gone through. And whats next on the agenda . Were trying to get our friend on the other side to get to the table and talk about what should be next. So far theyve been unwilling to do so and weve worked hard on any version of the act to focus on a few tax revisions, increasing the charitable deduction and also something called a School Choice now act that will keep kids going to the same schools prepandemic. Were focusing on vaccines and therapy. Unfortunately, theres been so little cooperation on the other side, what they want and what we want are miles apart. Frankly, truly, and its hard to appreciate the challenge we are facing, the headwinds were facing. And i do think theres a moment that can be helpful to see how 4 trillion basically speaki
Further to the north, dylan beach and if youre headed up to the sierra nevada, still a Winter Weather advisory. So wet down the peninsula, and as we go into the east bay, noticing some returns on the Higher Elevations. Santa clara, bolder creek, looking wet this morning. Its a 1 on our storm impact scale. Well see scattered showers this morning and looking at about 1 3 inch or less. Well forecast the rest of your weekend coming up. Happening today in San Francisco, thousands of people expected to take part in a protest against President Trumps travel ban. As first reported by our partners at hoodline, organizers say the protests will target racist and exclusionary executive orders. Thats a quote. President trump signed the order last friday, banning travel from seven predominantly muslim countries into the u. S. This is video from last weeks protest at sfo. Nearly 10,000 people say they will attend the protest. They plan to gather at 3 00 at civic center plaza. A celebrations in confus
HOT SPRINGS Garland County s seven public school districts filed a motion Thursday in U.S. District Court in Hot Springs to terminate the 1992 court order adopting a school desegregation settlement agreement and to be released from their obligations under it as they seek unitary status.
Garland County s seven public school districts filed a motion Thursday in U.S. District Court in Hot Springs to terminate the 1992 court order adopting a school desegregation settlement agreement and to be released from their obligations under it as they seek unitary status.
As the seven public school districts in Garland County work to reach unitary status and ultimately end the Garland County School Desegregation Case Settlement Agreement, some superintendents cite a net decrease in students transferring into and out of the districts as a major concern and motivation for a quick resolution.