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On how to deal with minority students. the district spent around $51,000 on that. the seminar was optional for teachers but mandatory for supervisors and some administrators. heres the headline from the groups manual "all white people are racist. i am a racist. i will never know what it is like to be a person of color in this country." joining us from portland dan christian, a former school board member. whats the reaction among the teachers and administrators who took this crazy seminar? >> i t...

Because they are privileged. its dividing our students. its very divisive. >> there must be a reason that they want to get this -- they want these teachers to admit, i am a racist. they want everybody to admit it. is that because they want them to teach minority students differently? >> yes. i believe so. i dont want to speak for teachers or for anyone but my own observation studying this and talking to administrators. yes, they want our teachers to frame every issue at the classroom -- frame is...

Booted out of the business of adoption in a lot of states. >> when you talk about the accreditation of colleges thats one area. there are a lot of school in this country that are catholic schools and they affirmatively teach that marriage is between a man and a woman. so who enforces that? the department of education? >> no. it is actually delegated to these private accreditation boards. and these private accreditation boards which are made of university faculty and administrators and they are s...

>> very good point. >> its the real football. >> youve got to give me that one. but its run on this as an organization, these huge structural flaws within fee fastifa. tiny little countries and principal tis that have a vote to elect a president the same like china will have. completely unrepresentative. it gives massive influence to the administrators who work at the local level who run -- who represent fifa in those countries. >> thats ripe for corruption. >> this organization as youre saying ...

Legislators and school boards do. >> it almost sounds like youre saying he would have a better argument if he were suing on behalf of himself as player who was harmed by a high school football concussion if he were to do that and collect some money from the school district. he might stand a better chance of winning than by trying to do this more altruistic for lack of a better term class action move that tries to make apparently -- at least on the surface, tries to make football safer for all pl...

$1 billion. the nfl only has 1,700 current players. theres over 1 million boys playing football. there is no way the school system throughout the united states could afford this type of remedy around i doubt the courts are going to impose it. >> it is my understanding that concussions are actually more frequent in high school football than they are even at the college level which frankly surprise me given the way college players pay. >> studies have indicateded a lez sented a lez sentthe problem...

See it ranging around 16 or 17% even though the asian population more than doubled over the same time period. >> were talking about asian americans, such a generalization. you know a variety of people are from different ethnic backgrounds. asia is a big continent. theyre all lumped in together as part of one category? >> for the purposes of these administrators in accepting them yes. >> how can this be justified, mary? >> i dont think it can -- >> how will harvard do it? >> they will say theres ...

A plane on fire on the tarmac. it was a terrifying sight for passengers coming in to new yorks jfk airport. one quickly took this picture and posted it online. the trouble on the tarmac, though, was just a drill. a lot of passengers say next time, flight operators should give them a heads up. wow. pretty nerve-racking to see that. raw tuna is now believed to be linked to salmonella outbreaks that is making people sick. at least 53 people sick across nine states. in the united states. the cdc s...

Hot bed of resistance to the u.s. military presence and construction of a new largely shiite-dominated government back in 2005, 2006, 2007. you had hundreds of people being killed every month there, and insurgency, and the u.s. did try to get rural tribal people on their side. they did not want to arm the sunnis and did follow through. >> finally there was a raid against a key isis figure. this weekend by u.s. special forces inside of syria. how big of a deal is that? is personnel particularly n...