Los Angeles lawyer Gloria Allred held a news conference this past Monday and has filed a discrimination lawsuit on behalf of a transgender man because he was allegedly denied a haircut at a Long Beach, California barbershop. The barbershop describes itself as a "men's sanctuary."  Guest: Gloria Allred - The Women's Liberation Front (WoLF) in the U.S. is taking the Department of Justice and the Department of Education to court challenging a law which permits students to use washrooms and locker rooms they declare fit the gender with which they identify. WoLF argues in its case it is unsafe to women to allow males to enter female locker and washrooms and that sexual assaults have already taken place.     Guest: Kara Dansky, board member and media spokesperson for WoLF Litigation - A Winnipeg man fought a speeding ticket (49kmh in a school zone) by comparing a Google Street View pic with the photo radar pic he received with his fine and convinced a judge the photo radar pic was wrong and that he was out of the school zone when he reached the 49kmh speed. Cops recreated the scene and argue the ticket was justified (driver was inside a 2 meter buffer zone).

Have you received a traffic of any kind or parking ticket you didn't deserve? What did you do? Guest: Richard Clarke, operates POINTTS in Toronto. - Do students need homework? As the new school year begins, the question about any value of homework resurfaces, and increasingly homework is receiving two thumbs down verdicts. A Texas teacher made international headlines for announcing she would not issue any homework, and a Quebec school initiated a no homework experiment. Guest: Dr. Etta Kralovec, co-author of "The End of Homework". Kralovec is Associate professor of Teacher Education and Program Director of Graduate Teacher Education at the University of Arizona South. In 2010, she took a leave of absence from the university to be Principal of a high school in east Los Angeles. She's also run an alternative high school for at-risk students.

- U.S. election turns really nasty with both Trump and Clinton accusing each other of KKK connections. What are the polls indicating? Guest: Fran Coombs, managing editor of Rasmussen polling in the U.S.

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Los Angeles lawyer Gloria Allred held a news conference this past Monday and has filed a discrimination lawsuit on behalf of a transgender man because he was allegedly denied a haircut at a Long Beach, California barbershop. The barbershop describes itself as a "men's sanctuary."  Guest: Gloria Allred - The Women's Liberation Front (WoLF) in the U.S. is taking the Department of Justice and the Department of Education to court challenging a law which permits students to use washrooms and locker rooms they declare fit the gender with which they identify. WoLF argues in its case it is unsafe to women to allow males to enter female locker and washrooms and that sexual assaults have already taken place.     Guest: Kara Dansky, board member and media spokesperson for WoLF Litigation - A Winnipeg man fought a speeding ticket (49kmh in a school zone) by comparing a Google Street View pic with the photo radar pic he received with his fine and convinced a judge the photo radar pic was wrong and that he was out of the school zone when he reached the 49kmh speed. Cops recreated the scene and argue the ticket was justified (driver was inside a 2 meter buffer zone).

Have you received a traffic of any kind or parking ticket you didn't deserve? What did you do? Guest: Richard Clarke, operates POINTTS in Toronto. - Do students need homework? As the new school year begins, the question about any value of homework resurfaces, and increasingly homework is receiving two thumbs down verdicts. A Texas teacher made international headlines for announcing she would not issue any homework, and a Quebec school initiated a no homework experiment. Guest: Dr. Etta Kralovec, co-author of "The End of Homework". Kralovec is Associate professor of Teacher Education and Program Director of Graduate Teacher Education at the University of Arizona South. In 2010, she took a leave of absence from the university to be Principal of a high school in east Los Angeles. She's also run an alternative high school for at-risk students.

- U.S. election turns really nasty with both Trump and Clinton accusing each other of KKK connections. What are the polls indicating? Guest: Fran Coombs, managing editor of Rasmussen polling in the U.S.

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Fran Coombs discuss' U.S. Presidential Election

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Fran Coombs discuss' U.S. Presidential Election

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The End of Homework.  As the new school year begins, the question about any value of homework resurfaces .. and increasingly homework is receiving two thumbs down verdicts.  A TX teacher made int'l headlines for announcing she would not issue any homework.  A QC school initiated a no homework experiment.

Guest: Dr. Etta Kralovec

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The End of Homework.  As the new school year begins, the question about any value of homework resurfaces .. and increasingly homework is receiving two thumbs down verdicts.  A TX teacher made int'l headlines for announcing she would not issue any homework.  A QC school initiated a no homework experiment.

Guest: Dr. Etta Kralovec

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A Winnipeg man fought a speeding ticket (49kmh in a school zone) by comparing a Google Street View pic with the photo radar pic he received with his fine and convinced a judge the photo radar pic was wrong and that he was out of the school zone when he reached the 49kmh speed.  Cops recreated the scene and argue the ticket was justified.

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A Winnipeg man fought a speeding ticket (49kmh in a school zone) by comparing a Google Street View pic with the photo radar pic he received with his fine and convinced a judge the photo radar pic was wrong and that he was out of the school zone when he reached the 49kmh speed.  Cops recreated the scene and argue the ticket was justified.

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The Women's Liberation Front (WoLF) in the U.S. is taking the Department of Justice and the Department of Education to court challenging a law which permits students to use washrooms and locker rooms they declare fit the gender with which they identify.  WoLF argues in its case it is unsafe to women to allow males to enter female locker and washrooms and that sexual assaults have already taken place.   

Guest: Kara Dansky. 

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The Women's Liberation Front (WoLF) in the U.S. is taking the Department of Justice and the Department of Education to court challenging a law which permits students to use washrooms and locker rooms they declare fit the gender with which they identify.  WoLF argues in its case it is unsafe to women to allow males to enter female locker and washrooms and that sexual assaults have already taken place.   

Guest: Kara Dansky. 

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