get it at four imprint.com in brynn for certain the cnn presidential debates june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max it s monday. june 17. right now on cnn this morning. biden and trump, according votes and cash on the campaign trail, it s the first debate less than two weeks away israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu dissolving is six member war cabinet insisting it does not need to exist in over 1,000 people forced to evacuate it is a raging fire north of los angeles continues to spread out of control 6:00 a.m. here in washington, here s a live look at the white house the morning, everyone. i m on a rod. you in for kasie hunt. it s great to be with you. we begin with president biden warning americans not to vote for donald trump while donald trump wanting black americans not to vote for joe biden a busy weekend for both candidates, raising cash according votes, which is ten days to go before the first presidential debate right here on cnn. president biden at
schools. we are talking about $5.5 billion in cuts to public schools and community colleges. another $500 million cut to the state universities. and so that really is sort of framing the political debate. i think you have to view this through a political lens. the governor is going to frame this as a choice between taxes on the wealthy, essentially, that will be the talking point, versus cuts to schools. so that will be what brown wants voters to think about as they go into the voting bog in november irk i read tonight, an interesting story that might be good news for the state of california, that the facebook ipo could generate up to $2 billion for california and $500 million before the end of this fiscal year. thens it the $1.6 billion next year. that s good news? reporter: right. but that s already been spent. that s factored into the governor s equation here. so any sense that facebook is the silver bullet for the
schools. we are talking about $5.5 billion in cuts to public schools and community colleges. another $500 million cut to the state universities. and so that really is sort of framing the political debate. i think you have to view this through a political lens. the governor is going to frame this as a choice between taxes on the wealthy, essentially, that will be the talking point, versus cuts to schools. so that will be what brown wants voters to think about as they go into the voting bog in november irk i read tonight, an interesting story that might be good news for the state of california, that the facebook ipo could generate up to $2 billion for california and $500 million before the end of this fiscal year. thens it the $1.6 billion next year. that s good news? reporter: right. but that s already been spent. that s factored into the governor s equation here. so any sense that facebook is the silver bullet for the