. >> with regard to academies as you may know the 1 and 19 academy is in their ninth week we started with 44 now 52 the two people that are no longer many the academy have reas i understand because of injury things are going well, it is very comprehensive academy we're being flexible we that this is important deputy chief wilson and deputy chief benign i didn't we've transitions in alignment with the state marshall curriculum we planned on that being similar to other academies legislated 17 weeks we find because of the additional requirements curriculum and so forth that it is not the best interest to put it consolidate into 7 weeks the recommendations to extend the academy there is a cost we feel that is a wise investment by 3 weeks and i think chief wilson will be prepared at that meeting or chief collins to go over the curriculum i support we had a may 20th graduation now june 9th i think certainly warranted to have more detail at the appropriate time to provide you a reasoning for doing so in a nut shell in alignment with the length of the academy that are also adhering to the st

. >> with regard to academies as you may know the 1 and 19 academy is in their ninth week we started with 44 now 52 the two people that are no longer many the academy have reas i understand because of injury things are going well, it is very comprehensive academy we're being flexible we that this is important deputy chief wilson and deputy chief benign i didn't we've transitions in alignment with the state marshall curriculum we planned on that being similar to other academies legislated 17 weeks we find because of the additional requirements curriculum and so forth that it is not the best interest to put it consolidate into 7 weeks the recommendations to extend the academy there is a cost we feel that is a wise investment by 3 weeks and i think chief wilson will be prepared at that meeting or chief collins to go over the curriculum i support we had a may 20th graduation now june 9th i think certainly warranted to have more detail at the appropriate time to provide you a reasoning for doing so in a nut shell in alignment with the length of the academy that are also adhering to the st

there's a fully spanish khan academy. once again, it's not just the videos, it's the exercises, everything. there's brazilian portuguese, there's french, there's turkish. >> right. >> soon many more languages so it's -- yeah, it's growing. >> so it started out just sal and then it grew to a couple, five, and then maybe to eight. and then i know as of a couple of years ago it was 40. how many now are employed by khan academy? >> we're now 80 full-time folks and then we have about another 100 contractors who are helping us write content. and then we have thousands of volunteers who are helping us subtitle videos. >> how many of them are conventional educators or experts in subjects? and how many of them are reformed hedge fund managers like you? [laughter]. >> it's a healthy mix of all of the above. you know, if you look at the people developing our content, i would say it's roughly a third are current teachers and/or graduate student professors. a third are -- i mean, some of our best exercise creators are, there's some st

. >> with regard to academies as you may know the 1 and 19 academy is in their ninth week we started with 44 now 52 the two people that are no longer many the academy have reas i understand because of injury things are going well, it is very comprehensive academy we're being flexible we that this is important deputy chief wilson and deputy chief benign i didn't we've transitions in alignment with the state marshall curriculum we planned on that being similar to other academies legislated 17 weeks we find because of the additional requirements curriculum and so forth that it is not the best interest to put it consolidate into 7 weeks the recommendations to extend the academy there is a cost we feel that is a wise investment by 3 weeks and i think chief wilson will be prepared at that meeting or chief collins to go over the curriculum i support we had a may 20th graduation now june 9th i think certainly warranted to have more detail at the appropriate time to provide you a reasoning for doing so in a nut shell in alignment with the length of the academy that are also adhering to the st

. >> i applied to the naval academy, coast guard academy, west point and air farce academy and i was honored to get to all four academies. >> reporter: with more than 4-pint zero great point average she decided to attend the air force academy. the senior's academic record is impressive enough but her community involvement, especia especially with veterans causes that sets her apart from the rest. >> being part of a mill tar family has shown me the sacrifice that is our military goes through. >> her father leonard who served 23 years in the air force became the inspiration behind a veteran's job expo she held. >> she adopted madeleine in china at 11 months old. she had big dreams for a daughter epitomizes the american dream. >> from that point on it's been a ride. it's burlington-bristol wonderful and where she's going to end up in the air force academy as an officer we just think that's wonderful. >> she is a shining example of how if you embrace hard work and grit and determination and you start early and you find a path you can do anything in this country. report roar madeleine and

grace a last saturday function of the occ to a class of cadets at the police academy two folks and i attend the second listening section hosted by the doj oriented policing services staff and their consultants to receive information from members of the public for the acholic beverage reform report the listening session was at mission high school and tomorrow the members of occ staff eye and i will attend the final commission meeting apt gateway high school that concludes my analysis and moving to the february physical report i provided you, you with the occ february strategical report i'm not going over those statistics in detail but 23 percent of complaint were filed through our online complaint filing system compared to the same period last year, we received 11 percent on lien and for mitigations through february we had a total of 10 mediations compared to 9 to february of last year then move on to the occ disciplinary case 3 cases that were chief made disciplinary decisions on and the first one an officer failed to have a private persons arrest the officer received reprimanded and

ursula academy are participating in an empty bowls event. they'll serve meals in bowls they've made in art class. relief for hunger in doing this. the event will be held at the academy on east mcmillan street today from 1:00 to 3:00. the incident es open to the public. the proceeds from every bowl purchased goes to the city gospel mission. a celebration of tal none italian heritage in cheviot. cincitalia wraps up today. there will be music, cooking carnival rides, games and authentic italian food.

southern highlands prep academy fired brinks in early october. the parent from schofield middle school approached police later that month. the driver accused of d-u-i in a deadly crash on boulder highway last year pleads guilty. 22-year-old seong lee pleaded guilty to two counts of d-u-i resulting in death. police say he was behind the wheel in the march 5th crash that killed 18-year-old gabriell thomas and 17-year-old kamesha gilmore. in the arrest report, lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving. he was also out on bond for another d-u-i charge. a judge says lee will not be eligible for probation. he's due back in court the middle of april. new tonight at six.. hundreds of construction workers have walked off the job at the tesla motors manufacturing plant east of reno .. this according to their union. they are protesting the increased hiring of out-of-state workers for less pay. spokesman says approximately 350 plumbers, carpenters, electricians and others walked. one worker said the work is increasingly being done by crews for a

the academy awards -- yes -- is making changes in response to complaints. what it is now doing and hopes to become more diverse. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ botched gun-smuggling opera. the justice department conf: a 50-caliber rifle recovered >>> one of the firearms found at "el chapo"'s hideout was based to a drug smuggle separation? >> the .50-caliber rifle recovered after the mexican drug lord's arrest in january has been tied to fast and furious an atf operation in which the agency allowed gun runners to buy weapons in hopes of tracking them and disrupting gun smuggling rings. >>> the group that runs the academy awards is making some moves in response to complaints that major nominees have not been racially diverse. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences has added three new governors to the board. they are regal hud land, gregory nava and jennifer nelson. in addition, the academy appointed six minority members to other leadership positions. >>> tonight cbs will premier a spinoff from "criminal minds." >> all happens tonight. "criminal minds" beyond

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the same academy that jada pinkett-smith is boycotting right now is the same academy that boycotted that piece of film. then it became public domain and it went all over you tube. now we have a group of people who are born after 1973 that have seen that piece of film and they are realizing that i am the first woman of color, native american indian to ever use that academy awards platform to make a political statement. it's like being rosa parks, the first black woman to sit in the front of the bus. somebody has to pay that price of admission, and i'm that person to pay that price of admission. many of my friends, like russell means have passed away. john tradell passed away, charlie hill, a great indian comedian who made us laugh during very rough times, he passed away. even though i had cancer, i survived it, the crater was good to me and i'm still here. i'm still here. yes, i am alive to say my piece, because i'm almost 70, between here and dirt and i am talking, and i am telling my story. >> next year another woman who dared to speak and force a difficult dialogue, tough talk, that's

this is the academy's biggest star. both his parents were killed by the hiv virus, and he grew up in a shack. now he ride with a professional riding team. from the school bus he goes to the home that he shares with his grand mother. his mother tied when he was a child. >> there is lots of violence. that that's why i chose to be at the academy. it takes me away. >> last year he was stabbed in the back by a gang member who thought he was someoneless. he feels much safer on a bike training with friends who all have the same dream. the academy kids say that they're dormed that life's obstacles will not ruin

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it's called the opportunity youth academy. thank you so much for the work that y'all are doing in this community. both: thank you. damian: all right, then up next here on "comunidad del valle," some powerful latina entrepreneurs, stay with us. in this country. we're talking about latina entrepreneurs. with me now on "comunidad del valle" are two of them. jaqueline cisneros is with atoyak incorporated and fausta franco-guerrero is founder of fathia--fathia? fausta franco-guerrero: fathia vineyards. damian: fathia vineyards here on the north coast. welcome to the show. both: thank you. damian: now, we're talking-- tell us how you define the power of the latina entrepreneur and where do you think that fits right now in the global economy, if you will? jaqueline cisernos: well, right now, women in today's society are becoming very--they're very dedicated, very strong women. they are becoming leaders, entrepreneurs. they're definitely shaping the future of the women that are following us, or generations behind us. and not only here

this is the academy's biggest star. both his parents were killed by the hiv virus and he grew up in a shack. now he rides with a team. >> his mother died when he was a baby. he's healthest on his bike. >> there is lots of gangster, tragedies, lots of violence. especially here. that's why i chose to be at the academy. definitely a way out. >> last year he was stabbed in the back by a gang member who thought he was someone else. he feels much safer on a bike. training with friends who all have the same dream. the academy kids say they're determined life's obstacles won't ruin their futures. tanya page, al jazeera. >> that's all the sport for now. >> thank you, jo. a new exhibition featuring the works of contemporary chinese artists is opening here in do ma. it focuses the creativity and craftsmanship of chinese art and keeps politics out. >> at first glance the peace resembles a famous painting from the imng dynasty, but turn the corner and new picture emerges. waste materials have been arranged to cast a shadow on the sc

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she worked well with her teachers and the staff to really promote notre dame academy." academy." stewart fell over a cliff saturday at raven run nature sanctuary. firefighters recovered her body and while trying to move it in a boat, it capsized. six firefighters in life vests swam to safety, but stewart's body hasn't been found. she was a manager at crank and boom ice cream lounge and marketing. co-workers and sunday. "we really just wanted to come together today to share in our grief and to mourn together -- to celebrate her life and to honor her memory." memory." katie's father, tom, called her a brillant student for whom academics came easy. she was majoring in spanish and communications at transylvania university. her mother, stephanie, called katie a bright light, a jewel, whose inside beauty spread to the world around her. her.at notre dame academy, friends and alumni gathered monday for a private vigil in her memory. memory. "it's really an opportunity to welcome back katie's classmates and other alumni who want to come back to notre dame to be together and to share in th

that's the fourth biggest ratio in the academy's 60-year history. the highest percentage was recorded in 1991. that was when japan's government personnel overseas for the first time. the personnel took part in a mine sweeping operation in the persian gulf after the end of the gulf war. the timing coincided with soaring labor demand during the final phase of japan's economic bubble. following the graduation ceremony, some parents shared mixed feelings. >> translator: i understand that the new security law is suitable for today's international situation. i hope my son will fulfill his duty. >> translator: i'm worried about my daughter. maybe she's going to a battlefield. anyway, it's a hard decision. >> the academy acknowledged the rising graduates pursuing different careers, but maintains it isn't because of the new laws. >>> japan is loading plutonium on a ship to be transported to the u.s. under a bilateral agreement. the ship will carry 331 kilograms of pure plutonium believed to make 40 atomic bombs. the transfer is part of counterterrorism measu

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to a a tense the air force academy.er record is impressive enough but it is her community involvement, her volunteerism especially with veteran cause that he is sets her apart from the rest. >> being a part of the military family, and showing the sacrifices that our military goes through. >> reporter: madeline's father leonard served 23 years in the air force became the inspiration by a job expo she held. they adopted madeline in china at 11 months old. they had big dreams for a daughter that they say now epitomizes the american dream. >> from that point on, you know, it has been wonderful and where she will end up, you know, in the air force academy as an officer, we just think that is wonderful. >> she's a shining example of how if you embrace hard work and grit, determination and you start early and you find a path you can do anything in this country. >> reporter: madeline and her family will travel to washington d.c. in april where she will receive the 2016, air force child of the year award giving to an outstanding

grace a last saturday function of the occ to a class of cadets at the police academy two folks and i attend the second listening section hosted by the doj oriented policing services staff and their consultants to receive information from members of the public for the acholic beverage reform report the listening session was at mission high school and tomorrow the members of occ staff eye and i will attend the final commission meeting apt gateway high school that concludes my analysis and moving to the february physical report i provided you, you with the occ february strategical report i'm not going over those statistics in detail but 23 percent of complaint were filed through our online complaint filing system compared to the same period last year, we received 11 percent on lien and for mitigations through february we had a total of 10 mediations compared to 9 to february of last year then move on to the occ disciplinary case 3 cases that were chief made disciplinary decisions on and the first one an officer failed to have a private persons arrest the officer received reprimanded and

if you look at converter academy schools, 88% of them are rated good or outstanding. this is true devolution, making sure every head teacher is in charge of that irschool providing a great education for our children. >> finally, pauline latham. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituent jackie has been diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. she has shown courage in her fight against the disease but unfortunately jackie did not get the support or compassion of her employer who wanted to dismiss her through capability procedures. >> shocking. >> now her former partner, andy bradley is trying to get the house they own together repossessed leaving her homeless while dying. would the prime minister agree with me that we require better protection for working people who are diagnosed with a terminal illness? will he join with me and jackie in supporting the changes as outlined in the dying to work campaign? >> i think the point my right honourable friend makes are absolutely right. i will look very carefully at the case she raises. the truth in all of these things, as well as

there is one called up academy. there's one called success academy. that is a big chain in new york city which has had scandals recently. so i don't know, the market apply to public education, market competition, wall street values brought into public schools, and business partners even for the regular public schools are starting to dictate the curriculum. i do not see why we should trust bankers and brokers on wall street who just brought the world into a worldwide recession, destroyed the economy of the entire western world in any case. i do not see why we should trust them to improve the quality of the education for our children [applause]. >> this is going to be our last structured question and then we will allow you an opportunity. i want to give the out audience and opportunity, a diverse set of topics to think about. i will have you both talk about language policies were moment. particularly in arizona we have a policy where we segregate our english language learners for four hours. on much the same argument that we have been making for 100 yea

a cycling academy provides an escape from poverty and crime for many of them.ania page went to take a look. >> it's soccer, not cycling that most south african youngsters are inspired by. b amex has a small and passionate following. it's a safe place for kids to tang out after school. it's in the middle of one of the biggest townships. the academy's manager says many come here with physical and mental scars and in need of guidance both on and off of the bike. >> the reds i willience, patience of the kids in terms of leaving his or her household but coming to train as he achieves his goal. some will have issues at home, maybe the guardian or whatever was drunk last night. he will make sure that he is here at 4:00 o'clock. >> this is more than just a cycling academy. there is a lot of emphasis o on academic achievement as well. the excitement of riding and the potential to be sports stars that draws these children in. but if they don't maintain good academic standards, they could have their bicycles taken off of them so before they are allowed to ride, they have

the 88th academy awards 8% lower than last year. the lowest since 2008 but it still had many great moments and check out this video from twitter. larsson hugging every single sexual assault survivor that performed with lady dwaug gaga. the best actor winner held a private party at an undisclosed private home and they partied until the we hours of the morning. >> that was the exclusive invitation. >> and they were still partying when we were here reporting on it. you know that. i'm dara brown along with bill karins and this is "early today." blp [music] no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too.

it's along academy road at outlook avenue.my to get to holme elementary school watch out for that accident. no big issues over there on the roosevelt boulevard. you're just sitting through all the lights of course. we had an accident in lower providence along pawlings roads by 422 by saint gabriel's curve. sounds like that's in the process of clearing out. on 422 itself speeds are slowing many in the 20's now especially as you pass trooper road. new construction project. resurfacing work got started yesterday in chester county on a six-mile stretch of the route one oxford bypass between hopewell road and newark road. they're working mostly during the overnights but of course with any resurfacing project they usually tear up the road first so expect some bumpy conditions if you're traveling along the route one oxford bypass. if you're closer to the shore along the a.c. expressway overnight work in the eastbound lanes has cleared out but the ramp from the garden state parkway southbound to the expressway is closed through friday

. >> hollywood heavy hitters defending the academy, how the academy responded to allegations it was unfair to asian americans. >> we have the opportunity to offer unprecedented emergency gamers. >> the new deties vic that can take you far away, no rocket required. >> a bay area man paying extra to get more inches of leg room but was it worth it? 7 on your side looks at economy plus. >>> we begin with major developments tonight in what is turning out to be a critical tuesday primary. hillary clinton left led florida and ohio. and let's take a look live at hillary clinton's victory party in west palm beach, florida. the crowd is fired up. let's listen to her. >> our supporter as -- across the country, our campaign earned more votes than any other candidate, democrat or republican. and i want to congratulate senator sanders for the vigorous campaign he's waging. today, all of you in the state where contests were held voted to break down the barriers and so everyone of us can share in the promise of america. you voted. you voted. you voted for our tomorrow, to be better than our yesterday. tom

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trying to test officers identifying the academy for the - we know who we can test before they get out to increase the number of bilingual officers to test them this is done by the department of human resources we test them before they leave the academy they don't get paid nail i until their scorn in pill being tested because of 2016 that's the requirement so, now we're testing for people and raising the numbers to have more bilingual officers out the second they start the s t l and identify them how they were hired they were self-identified which language they spoke and where we're trying to go looking forward across the number of officers that tagalog a new certification for tagalog we're trying to reach out to those officers to make sure their tested to h.r. and the other issue is we've increased the training for psa and for the cadets from one to two hours and trying to incorporate the training for the basic course the policing area the same person will be teaching it and trying to teach it the report writing section they use scenario based on training so we can write mclaren how t

i'm not sure anything's happened. >> the academy did change some rules.y made voting -- you couldn't vote if you haven't looked in the last ten years. they're broadening their diverse outreach and trying to get more people of color in the academy. they did make changes. >> larry: it seems like television has done a better job with diverse casting right now. >> oh, yeah. >> larry: why do you think movie are lagging behind so much? >> i don't know. it seems it takes longer to make a film. maybe it's a practice thing maybe they haven't caught up. >> like black people don't have time >> maybe we've got a backlog of black movies that haven't been finished being produced and in the next ten years. >> you're saying black movies are on b.p. time. >> i think it's movies have bigger budgets so they can do fantasy and period piece where's black people don't exist. >> can i tell you why television is so diverse, two words, shawnda rhymes. >> i think television is had a proven track record that having us on there will make money. empire made a [bleep] load of money. >

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. >> the academy of motion pictures issues an apology. what part of the show the academy says sorry for and the changes being made so it >>> 5:44. from pinellas county to hillsborough county on the howard frankland, you have a crash blocking all but one lane on the bridge. janelle martinez has your workaround in a few. >>> breaking overnight -- we're now waiting to find out who is responsible for a deadly bus bombing in pakistan. police say someone planted a bomb under the seat of a bus. government employees were on that bus. when the bomb went off. the blast killed 15 people and wounded nearly 40 more. >>> new this morning -- a 21- year-old american college student learns he will serve 15 years hard labor in a north korean prison. convicted otto warmbier of crimes against the state for trying to steal a propaganda been aer from his hotel. last month the university of virginia student made an emotional confession. he said a u.s. church asked him to bring back a trophy from north koreaa. it's still unclear if his confession was voluntary.

everyone is still talking about last night's academy awards... and all of the big winners. demetria obilor shows us all of the best moments from the show that are still trending on social media. > the 88th annual academy awards were held last night...spotligh t took home the award for best picture... that film tells the true story of the boston globe reporters who uncovered sexual abuse by catholic priests. mad max fury road won six awards...all in production categories. and leonardo dicaprio took home the award for best actor in the movie "the revenant". he's been nominated five other times but this is his first win. brie larson won best actress for her role in the movie "room" in the film, larson plays a mother struggling to raise her son in captivity. > and more than just stars were addressed at the awards. chris rock talked about the issue of hollywood's lack of diversity throughout the night: the academy awards -- otherwise known as the white people's choice awards." )) president of the academy also addressed the topic: (( cheryl boone isaacs/ampas president "our audie

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i was at harris academy in suffolk yesterday to see how well that is going. where every child studying gcses who wants a mentor can get them. it makes a huge difference to those children's life chance. the 14 million pounds we're putting in should allow extra 25,000 those of those most disadvantaged people in our country to have a mentor. i think there are so many people in business, in the public sector, in charities who would love to take part in this and help people achieve their potential. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister likes to suggest he is champion of localism but today his government is seeking to gag local community with a crassed forced policy that stamps out local consultation and dissent. can he explain to the vast majority of parents and resident in brighton and holme recently rounded rejected academy status for their schools why their opinion counts for nothing in the future. >> i would argue that academy schools are true devolution, wind up with the parent, government, head teacher having full control of the school, able to make

i let them know that they're intelligent. >> he makes houston academy what houston academy is. >> reporter: but he says it's the kids that give him meaning. yes, i did. i love it. yes, i love it. and i'm proud to say that. >> reporter: mr. hamilton has been walking these hallways for so long, he knows every inch of them. while it's true he could have retired years ago and would probably be taking home more money today, he says it's seeing the difference he's making in the lives of the children here that is the real reward. in east orange, new jersey, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> quite a gite. >> he's got a ton of energy. >>> a look back at an electric moment. you saw it here last night. lightning on our newscast yesterday. >> speaking of lightning and rain, we've got more on the way and some possible snow for this in new york state, all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buf

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