thanks to god the measures we have put in place are working very well but some parents say the ministry of education has been slow to provide adequate protection . for children but one is at a different school and he can't start yet. the ministry of education should have been more prepared the school. and a delivery opening the virus spreads very quickly and feel children can bring it back home from school while this school has been given the ok to open its doors others have. some schools are closed we have allocated a budget for every school in order for them to purchase the necessary protection and fix the issues they should receive the funds but some parents are more optimistic than this many. as parents were very happy our kids are back at school they went a long time without studying my son has down syndrome says school is very important for his mind to develop and for him to socialise with friends. these children are happy they are back in school with their friends this pool has approximately 600 students separated into 2 groups studying 3 days a week school officials here. inside classroom. a

thanks to god the measures we have put in place are working very well but some parents say the ministry of education has been slow to provide adequate protection . has 4 children but one is at a different school and he can't start yet. you know see the ministry of education should have been more prepared the school one of my other good schools who has no running water and a delivery opening the virus spreads very quickly so i'm worried and fearful our children can bring back home from school. well this school has been given the ok to open its doors others have not. yes some schools are closed we have allocated a budget for every school in order for them to purchase the necessary protection and fix the issues that they should receive the funds but some parents are more optimistic than this many. as parents with very happy our kids a black school i went to a long time without studying my son has down syndrome says school is very important for his mind to develop and for him to socialise with friends. these children are happy they are back in school with their friends this pool has approximately 600 st

the they close down the data space is a viral genome and the ministry of education sent out directive any paper that traces the origin of the virus must be strictly and tightly managed. this is precisely what i was trying to get him to see almost a year ago. he wasn't that interested. because if they chinese engage engaged in a massive cover-up, how would some of these people liam leader blame donald trump for mishandling it all? this is where the fraud came in. politicize scientist, who work for tv networks and get facts consulting fees from drug companies in universities and their media collaborators were too stupid or too biased to kee voters accurately informed. these are just a few of the mos egregious examples of media driven electoral fraud. that was perpetrated on a more american voters and their coverups for biden are going to continue. they will probably get more blatant in worse. it will be our job to expose an resist these fraudsters every step of the way. they're not journalists, they are propagandistic tools of the neo- socialist forces who are intent on remaking america

and it is the crowding in the classroom studies of more concern to the teachers the ministry of education. this past what it is about $140000000.00. cools more does for the students and also encourage social distancing money has more arrived in many of those who now the minister for education is telling. you know very. little opposite. our scholastic. now. infections have been going down in kenya who are operating in. across the country. including. live for us in nairobi thank you so much for that update for me to is now live for us from johannesburg for me to find a biotech is offering to bring 50000000 vaccines to the continent for health workers that must just be a drop in the ocean of what's needed. it certainly is that the south african government is facing a lot of criticism around what it's done to procure vaccines for the south african population at this stage we know that in recent days there's been a rise in numbers going as high as 18000 new cases in 24 hours south africa now has almost 30000 deaths linked to covert 19 and this is especially concerning for the government and fo

the education ministry said some 11% of teachers were on strike. james: the minister said students could be allowed back on campus once a week if it would ease psychological tension. 50% of young people said they were worried about their mental health. almost one in four students said they had had suicidal thoughts. we take a look at some of the organizations on hand to help. >> a friendly voice for those struggling to cope. with classes and lectures moved online, the pandemic is taking its toll on students. front-line volunteers are on hand to listen, to offer support and advice, but never judgment. >> there are so many different reasons why people call us, but the same themes keep coming up, loneliness, stress, worries about education, friendships, love lives, family lives. but now with covid, all the measures and restrictions associated are coming up all the time. >> another organization is reaching out to help. they introduced covid counselors. they have students paid to ensure the welfare of their peers. >> we are a reference point for the stu

eight, and he completed his degree in jerusalem where my father once taught and worked in the ministry of educationr israel. i realize that this is not something that i have normally talked about, but his son and his daughter-in-law run cafÉ trias, which is considered my universe. and i attest and i have met him many times that he was a kind and gentle and loving family man, a great father. he's survived by his wife, five children, nine grandchildren. and to eda and fabie and the entire family, my condolences. with that, madam clerk, i will submit the rest. >> clerk: thank you supervisor peskin. supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, madam clerk. today, colleagues, i am introducing three ordinances. first, i am introducing the reinvest in san francisco ordinance and essential next step in creating a public bank. i'm excited by the potential of a public bank to provide solutions to crucial issues facing our city, especially as we look ahead at how to ensure an equitable recovery as we emerge from the pandemic in the years that come. a public bank promises a number of opportunities. it

education reforms in the country. an avalanche has hit a ski resort in the siberian city of norilsk the russian emergency ministry says 5 tourist cabins were buried with people inside more than 200 volunteers are searching for survivors authorities haven't yet confirmed how many people were trapped. thousands of catholics in the philippines have defied calls to stay home and attended an annual display of a statue of jesus believed to have miraculous healing powers most of the pilgrims stuck to social distancing rules in contrast to the normal frenzied procession and thousands risk life and limb to touch the icon. well following criticism here in germany of the pace of the coronavirus vaccination rollout a health ministry official has revealed the berlin has struck preliminary deals for an extra 15000000 vaccine doses in the summer that's i'd side what's being negotiated by the e.u. december december was deadliest month of the pandemic so far in germany and the number of daily deaths remains high reaching a new record of almost $1200.00 on friday the government is under pressure to protect vulnerable groups by quickly

japan's labor and education ministry has hassed students ask expected to graduate from 62 universities. the survey found at the beginning ofast month, 82.2% had job offers. that's down 4.9% from a year earlier. it's the third largest decline ever recorded in the month of december. the biggest drop was 7.4 points in 2009 after the global financial crisis. the labor ministry says it's working with colleges to provide support as some businesses may decide not to hire new recruits until the pandemic subsides. >>> china's government points proudly to a strong recovery in the economy. that was affected by the coronavirus pandemic. one of the sectors thhas been fueling growth is real estate. but now there's growing concern that property prices may be overheating. >> that includes cities. a major japanese trading house is developing this residential and commercial complex with a local developer. it will have 650 units as well as various stores and offices. >> the large window is attracting customers. >> construction is due to be finished in march. advanced sales stopped early last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. but they gre

education reforms in the country for over a year. and a ski resort in the siberian city of norilsk the russian emergency ministry says 5 tourist cabins were buried with people inside more than 200 volunteers are searching for survivors authorities haven't yet confirmed time many people were trapped. thousands of catholics in the philippines defied calls to stay home on saturday to attend a mass for a statue of jesus believed to have miraculous healing powers but most of the pilgrims stuck to social distancing rules in contrast to the normal frenzied procession with thousands risking life and limb to touch the icon. the united kingdom has recorded its highest number of daily deaths from the corona virus since the start of the pandemic with a new variant appears to be more transmissible surging across the country all stars are particularly alarmed by the situation in london mayor city can says the virus is out of control in the capital and hospitals face breaking point coronavirus patients are flooding london's hospitals on friday alone there were 800 enough to fill even a large facility almost all intensive care stuff are working over

education secretary. well for more on the fallout of all this that's brilliant piece of others from all u.s. elections to several members of the ministries resigning what do we make of this right so we're not least a dozen members have resigned ranging from former white house chief of staff current and would in northern ireland mick mulvaney the 1st lady's chief of staff is also resigned in protest the transportation secretary and also most notably the education secretary device that we heard about there in that report in her resignation letter she really late the blame squarely at donald trump's feet saying there's no mistaking the impact trump's rhetoric had on the situation she then goes on to say that impressionable children are watching this and that we have a moral obligation to model the behavior that we hope that they would emulate you know for a lot of people these words do sound pretty hollow though i mean for the past 4 years we've seen trump and his administration frankly walk all over a lot of these norms deval still chose to stay in office when mike and children were locked in cages when you know trump refused is this insul

of person that is very ambitious. that leads him into the ministry. he wants to have a better life than plowing the fields. he teaches himself the rudiments of preaching. he has only a third grade education. he's barely literate, but he learns enough to read bible verses, memorizes lots of them. in the years after world war i, he comes to atlanta. his sister, woody, is a boarder. she is living across the street. he comes to visit her, and who does he see on the porch? alberta, the daughter of reverend williams. he decides she is going to be his wife. he also decides, "i am going to aspire to be a minister like reverend williams." he comes there and he knows that half literate preacher who just arrived in atlanta is not going to marry the daughter of a successful preacher. this is despite the fact that reverend williams comes from an almost identical background. he had come, 20 years earlier, by the time reverend king comes, already successful. he sees this woman on the porch, she decides, someday she is going to marry him. "but i know i have to get educated first." "i have to go and visit grammar school." he studies, gets out of grammar school, and decides, "now i need to go to morehouse

ministry of justice in the netherlands. i want to emphasize that criminal behavior is not only a problem that happened in your environment the way you're brought up by your parents neighborhood you listen you're left with education diligence etc but there's all so many biological sites oh oh oh. good to know if you're into someone that's just yeah well i think that's very interesting. sunbath repeated the prison study with over 200 inmates in touch prisons one half were given nutritional supplements while the other half received a placebo. you see electorate's it's brisance where young offenders. were house and they. were provided with food supplements for about 3 months. look to see a reduction in violent behavior among the prisoners and that he hoped would help the young the fenders read integrate into society after their release. the group who received real supplements the level of aggression the number of incidents came down about 35 percent and when you take a look at the real the real fight and they sense the real. thing in fighting the effect was even more dramatic. over a number of real serious expense going down about 50 percent. so when it came to the meal served to the young offenders upside a bed stu

ministry of justice in the netherlands. i want to emphasize that criminal behavior is not only appropriate that happen in your environment the way you're brought up by your parents neighborhood you listen you're left with education diligence etc but there's all so many biological sites oh oh oh. you know if you're into someone that's that's the angle and that's very interested . sunbath repeated the person study with over 200 inmates in dutch prisons one half were given nutritional supplements while the other half received a placebo. effect it's 8 brisance where young offenders. were asked and they. were provided with the food supplements for about 3 months. he hoped to see a reduction in violent behavior among the prisoners and that he hoped would help the young the fenders read integrate into society after their release. the group who received their real supplements the level of progress in the number of incidents came down about 35 percent and when you take a look at the real the real fight it they sense the real. kicking and fighting and the effect was even more dramatic. over a number of various series a sense going down about 50 percent. so when it came to the meal served to the young offenders up some of

education reforms in the country. now following criticism here in germany of the pace of the krona virus vaccination rollout a health ministry official has revealed that berlin has struck preliminary deals for an extra 50000000 vaccine doses in the summer outside what's been negotiated by the e.u. december was the deadliest month of the pandemic so far in germany and the number of daily deaths remains high reaching a new record on friday pressure is high to protect vulnerable groups by quickly rolling afaik scenes but some predictions in german media say if the pace of inoculation continues as it is now herd immunity would not be reached until 2027. a quick temperature check and then the shipment is good to go. here in eastern germany more doses of pfizer biotech's corona virus vaccine are arriving by the day there are some of the 600000 doses that are reaching vaccination centers throughout the country on friday. but that hasn't silence critics of the german government's handling of the vaccine rollout too little vaccine confusing registration processes and the slow vaccination timetable the list of complaints is long. but

ministry. he wants to have a better life than simply, plowing fields. so he teaches himself the rudiments of preaching. he has only about what we would call a third grade education. he's barely literature, but he learns enough to read bible versus. he memorizes lots of them. he decides in the world in the years after world war one, comes to atlanta and his sister is a border. the bedroom closest to the street is where they put borders. she is living there, and he comes to visit her and who does he see on the porch? alberta. the daughter of reverend williams. he decides, almost from the first time he sees her, that she will be my wife. and he also decides, i am going to aspire to be a minister like reverend williams. so he comes there, and he knows that half literature itinerant preacher who just arrives in atlanta, will not married the daughter of a successful preacher. this is despite the fact that reverend williams came from almost a similar background. but by the time reverend king comes, reverend williams is already successful. so he sees this woman on the porch, and he decides someday she is going to marry me. but i know, that i have to get educated first,

ministry. he wants to have a better life than simply plowing the fields. so he teaches himself the rudiments of preaching. he only has about what we would call a third grade education at that point. barely illiterate, but he learns enough to read bible verses, memorize said lots of them. decides in the years after worlá war i, coming to atlanta, his %i sister woody is a border -- the bedroom closest to the street is where they put borders. she's living there. so he comes to visit her, and who does he see on the porch? alberta, the daughter of alberta, the daughter of reverend williams. and she decides almost from the first time he sees her, she's going to be my wife. he also decides, i'm going to aspire to be a minister like reverend williams. so he comes there and he knows that a half literal itinerate preacher who just arrived in atlanta is not going to marry the daughter of a successful preacher. this is despite the fact that reverend williams comes from almost identical background. but he had come 20 years earlier. by the time reverend king comes, he's already successful. so he sees this woman sitting on the porch, this porch you just saw and he decides someday

of england schools to be open to open reopen after the christmas break he's done a u. turn in london he was closing some schools darman opening others now the education ministry had been threatening to sue some schools that were refusing to open teachers' unions said all teachers should really refuse to go to school because it wasn't safe johnson said the schools were safe for children teachers needed to go back that there had to be a return to school then 36 hours later he was closing all the schools and describing the school children as a vector for infection taking home infection to their parents which is precisely what teachers were saying in their appeals. not in the school so those are areas of great derision amongst the public it would seem however there is this star wars british attitude that they will stick by what the government does but they want a little bit more assurance and a feeling of confidence in where they're going to talk to you thank you very much anderson as our correspondent there in london. germany is expected to extend its lockdown measures until the end of january regional leaders signaled they would agree to prolong the restrictions after s

educator when he was a teenager working with the department of health. being a pr mentor, he did it also in college. those lessons stayed with him as he became -- what into the ministry and started working in communities. he has had a commitment in terms of making sure his congregation and other folks in the community were aware of being tested and protected from hiv and other stds. blackproach from the belt, pastor. that is wild. we are sending two pro-choice senators to u.s. senate from georgia. one of them is a pastor who his appreciation and his respect for choice comes from his understanding and grounding in black liberation the elegy. that also is what undergirds his support for economic justice, climate justice, racial justice. that is at his core. we are saying, hopefully, be borne out in the way in which he participates in the u.s. senate. if he doesn't, there is an entire staple of people who what gladly remind him is promised to do. the same goes for jon ossoff is a very different relationship with georgians. using folks show up and drive this outreach that has led to both ossoff and warnock leading by greater martin's that joe biden won in november. he ha