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Should start thesis before your symptoms appear. get them onboard and you'll be able to sail through spring, and the top thing is the drugs called immuno modulators. they're responsible for triggering all your alujic symptoms. >> i never thought about say lean. i'm usually taking medications to dry up the symptoms, the runny nose, but the best thing to do is to get rid of the pollens harvesting or hanging out in your nose. i hope you're still there. we're getting a little signal, and we did lose your unfortunately. we're so glad we got that information. a great thing for this year's allergy se...

Change? doesn't matter if you're black, white, asian, latino, you hear something like this, you want this country to be the best country and you certainly want the young people out there to prosper and progress. you have made the case. why then are we still spending more money on jails than education? >> well, i think we've seen some vantage points more profit in incarceration. if you look at the private prisons and other industries or even the incentives created by our government to build nor prisons and to incarcerate more without putting the same kind of emphasis on being able to educate mo...

To work this out, i would hope ultimately, the courts would give them a chance and keep out of it. >> the thing was that the judge says it's unconstitutional because each school in new jersey has to receive the same amount of money, is that the way you saw it? >> no, but you know, they've been doing this in new jersey. some of the lowest performing schools have been getting a lot more money. they have a case for years called the abbott case. for all the money they poured in, they didn't get any results. if you look at newark and look what's going on in jersey city. at some point, people ought ...

Republican colorado lawmakers are proposing. their new bill would allow parents to help pull the trigger on schools that are failing our children. so how would this bill work, colorado state representative dondon beasley joins me now. he is one of the people proceed proceedings this. good morning. >> good morning. martha: my first question is why is this necessary in denver. marthadenver. >> over the last 40 years we have doubled education spending in the state and the country and have had flat line results. an important part of dealing with the results is looking at our lowest performing scho...

And give them the power to chain. martha: the petition gets signed by -- how many parents does it need to pass? and where would it go from there? you say they can replace it with a charter school, that may be easier said than done. >> for sure. and basically what is going to happen is parents are going to be able to get together like a parent group will be able to put together a petition process. as long as more than 50% of the parents sign this petition they can basically go to the school board and say hey, you know what, either we want to request proposals for changing this to what here in c...