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a new study says it might take three years for elementary students to to catch up to where they shoulet five years. >> this issue is huge. there's just a narrow window to fix it. >> we have the story of an oakland nonprofit that is stepping up to help. > >> it's a new year at martin luther king jr. elementary schol in oakland. for tabitha, that is is the chance for her students to catch up on learning time. like so many kids, her 8-year-old son fell behind. >> he answered a question but iw he knew, but he did recognize it. >> reporter: the principal says her son is not alone. >> i averaged about 100 studenty not attending zoom. we also have have about 60% of the students not reading at or above grade ll or above grade level. >> reporter: her school is working with a nonprofit with a new emphasis on on helping kids make up for some some of that lost time. >> all they need is a little extra support to ca

why is that -- by his own reasoning he and his wife shoul serve life sentences although that would be cruel and unusual punishment for the guards. there's ever. a pattern. the facts are never trooper trump said you should drink bleach, drum said you should find people born. and then the freaks come out an say the walls are closing in. this looks worse than watergate. this could be the thing that really takes him down here. this could be the thing that really takes him down. left mac. >> i just look at him and i think, turn. i'm not going to say it. >> he does not look like one. >> he does not look like one no even close then the truth comes out and it isn't within media wants so they turn their angry gaze to you you become the threat. that's when the people with the phones tuneup and now the crime that started it all isn't that important anymore. is the backlash. they did this with russian collusion, if you're skeptical, you were a traitor. if you talked about it you are guilty of this information not the people who pretended it was fake to rig an election for whe the real story divid

. >> lawmakers dodging the question of whether biden shoul go for another four years in office if you'd has to run a 2024. combining those two stories com look at the contrast between th parties there's a sitting democratic president democrats are trying to distance themselves from joe biden at every turn their their john paint off the ship in record numbers. the only person who said recently's carolyn maloney say like president biden after the day before saying there is no way is going to run. contrast that with the republicans who have galvanized within the last 36 hours around donald j. trump, including, min you, many of the individuals wh could potentially run themselve for office in 2024. you have pompeo and to santos saying what happened to trump shouldn't happen to the could'v danced on his grave and say is not for 2024, vote for me in th primary and they did not. >> majority of the trump backed candidates are winning their primary race will see how a place in the general election. their hopeful it will help the weaker candidate. it's a sign that trump is still 100% the leader of

who shoul how should investors balance it? >> i think that there is limited con al days.hink the biden administration has been clear that we shouldn't expect more of that. they should be able to right the valuations for the stock and i expect continued consolidation, but i don't expect m&a to be a big use of capital and i expect a lot to be returned to shareholders >> and you also said that china will support persistent risks. is that short term taiwan is vowing to counterattack forces the areas around the island. could it be a shorter term catalyst too >> it is possible. the situation in eastern europe is more problematic than we all expected and so i think that that likely continues to ride the near term catalyst i think what you have seen initially, a lot of the aid efforts and shipments by the united states have come out of the existing inventory so that is probably more of a 23/24 story. the situation with china when you think about the competition, whether it be in space, cyber, certainly around taiwan and in the sea, i think that that won't go away. i think that pe

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i agree with you.ne we shoul d have narrowed the search warrant, should have asked some hard questions but there was probable causethere ,n there was not enough urgency for the attorney generaloucy to violate the standards of the justice department, particularly against a future presidential candidate who was running againso ist a presidenth who appointed the attorney general in that situation. you have to be extra careful to ju this be done in. >> this does not satisfy that standard. >> and this now, gentlemen, you're getting to the heart than we got to move on .e of and i want to thank the three of you. but this gets right to it because you know what? when i was the chairman ofoversh the oversight committee and i issuedto subpoenas and hillary clinton took bletch bit and destroyed document when we issued subpoenas on the irs for documents on politicaland targeting and they destroyed documents when we hathd these types of situations. guess what? the department of justice didn't go in there guns blazing with with with documents to go seizen things. they handed out immunity agreements t

go tso we're going to go to work and stop this because virginians shoul, d be making decisions for virginians. and that's why i was electedn'ta governor lasket year to stophav a government that was very comfortable telling people what to do all the time and forgetting that we're here in fact, to make our own decisions. freedom, in fact, matters inre a virginia. that's why parents make decisions about whether kids wear masks today. that's why people can make a decision about whether they want to get a vaccine or not. le makdecisions and i'm going to make sure they can decide what kind of car they want to buy.ntu >> i think that is well, i think that's right. rig and thank yohtu for doing that.t and that's. the premise of democracy is it's self-government which is curiously lacking at this point. democrai wonder how many virgis evre even aware that their cars were about to be banned? well, i don't think i don'ton'tt think any i think they did ihity very quietly. and in fact, the law itself is ludicrous. virginia last year, two percenti of all carrgs sold were electric vehicles. and to say tha e

and more important, the pointslh that you've made shoule d give pause to the ruling elites of europe and the united states to remember that in seventeen 1 eighty nine the french revolution broke out whe78n the people of paris could no longer afford to buy bread. that's well, where are we headed? are we headed into a position ha where our own population canwe h afford to heat itself and care for itself? wecaford to can't operate our c industrial infrastructure. i ths i think it's a very real challenge and i think it's going to hit europthink ite verd this winter. >> populations get radical when their standard of living moves backwards. people think things are getting better. the american dream we used to ti call ink ts ar t their they're hopeful,but wh but when they start sliding in the wrong direction, people, as you just noted, get crazy. is this a concern for boris johnson, macron or joe biden? ro >>e well, if it isn't a concern for the people in europe,ing el the ruling elites there like macron or rohloff schulz and others, itit should be because i think we're going to witness som

representatives of france and germany, no matter how surprising it doesn’t sound and doesn’t sound. uh, shoulsas vladimir vladimirovich well , it's not over yet. as they say, they too easily change their minds. in principle, i agree that we should support the railroad strike in the uk, but i think that, after all, not with rocket strikes. and yes, while we have other means of influencing the uk that we do not use, let's just say so, although it would be time, as far as the statement is concerned. that's the officer's raven there, whatever it means, here, uh, about preparing british troops for war. listen to russia, well, in my opinion, he did n’t say anything seditious. and we are also preparing everything to fight with them with the natoptsy. it is logical for the army to exist. of course, now all the armies of the world are studying the methods of our kra there. it's full there, if you quote a direct speech, talk to your relatives. warn that you may have to go to ukraine to them. actually. let them pray and actually talk to their relatives. in general, i would suggest that they study the exp