i mentioned the department of education. we have an office of english language acquisition that it by a fantastic leader. he has a fantastic story as an education or in her on right. she is leading fantastic work and resources. astrid: can you talk about how the students are impacted by the president debt relief program being put on hold by the court? melody: we have been on that mission with the department of education to fight for the middle class and bring student loan relief. we know how important that is for the latino community. a few months ago that secretary joins president biden at the white house to talk about this program were 10 $20,000 would be canceled for federal student loan borrowers. sometimes i hear questions will 10 or $20,000 me different? latino community it makes a huge difference. when either of two latino votes, 50% would have student loans completely canceled. while there have been legal challenges to this initiative, our department has been working really hard. in effort was grounded in legal author

it is just such a joy to work in the department of education under him. we are now expanding, instead of just being rooted in education. we have equity and economic opportunities that the administration very intentionally added to our title. in terms of our work, we focus on a few things. we have 12 policy goals we work on with the white house. the department of education, our federal colleagues and people outside of governments. we also have an interagency work group which i am thrilled to be working with. secretary cardona asked every secretary to designate a team of staff to staff into our initiative. we have over 30 federal agencies, helping to provide technical assistance, sharing recommendations with them, and also working with them to create an agency action plan to make sure they are delivering on this executive order and policy goals and service to the latino community. also looking at things like how do we recruit more latinos into the federal government. we have historically been about 10% of federal workers. looking at things like how do we bet

tomorrow we will have the opportunity to vote for my resolution to stop the biden department of education from destroying educational opportunities for millions of students and their parents. during the pandemic, we saw the devastating impact of prolonged school closures on america's kids. especially kids living in low income communities. big labor unions orchestrated these shutdowns, and blue city politicians fell and lockstep. they sided with union bosses over parents, over kids, and over plain old common sense. now we see the tragic consequences. the 2022 nadp scorecard shows the largest drop in reading scores for nine-year-olds in more than 30 years. and the first ever drop in math scores. a 7% decrease. we warned them that this would happen. we should stop letting labor bosses make decisions. parents, parents are the ones who know what is best for their kids. they need flexibility. they deserve choice. one of those options should always be high quality public charter schools. these charter schools continue to outkick their coverage. this year, charter schools only represent 12% of al

at the department of education we have an office of english language acquisition. they are leading some fantastic work and resources there. >> thanks for that. can you talk about how latino students are impacted by the president's debt relief program being put on hold? >> we have been on a mission to fight for the middle class and bring student loan relief. we know how important it is for the latino community. up to $20,000 would be canceled for federal student loan borrowers. sometimes i hear questions come up with that make a difference? for our latino community, it makes a huge difference. 50% would have their student loans completely canceled. while there have been legal challenges, our department has been working hard. this effort was grounded in legal authority. we are very hopeful for what the outcome will be come february. we are also working on other efforts to improve different processes for those who have balances. so that may you pay less per month with the balance you do have. if you are a public service worker, that program still remains and maybe you

according to forbes the department of education's office of civil-rights is looking into claims thatstanford offered several programs to support women, but no equivalents for men. they include stanford women's in business, women in stanford law, stanford society of women engineers, and the discretionary fund. the complaint says they violated title ix of the civil rights act sing their outdated because it -- saying they are outdated because women now outnumber men in college programs. larry: let's get back to the forecast. finally some rain. we're not done yet. kristen: we are adding onto those totals. here sandhya patel. sandhya: it is great to see the rain. i want to show you something else that is awesome to see. this is a live view from our camera. chain controls on the roads leading up to tahoe. good idea to hold off because it is heavy snow falling right now as we look at the sierra nevada live doppler tracking the snow up in the mountains this hour. it's not only windy but they have the heavy snow coming down. additional 18 inches of snow, gusts up to 55 means it is going to be

of all jrotc participants and holding personnel accountable for any misconduct. we do this in coordination with the schools, the military departments and the department of education. to that end my office has been coordinating closely with the military departments to conduct a complete review of governing policies. we have found eric is what we can improve and standardized policy and procedures across the services in order to prevent sexual harassment and assaults to hold herself appropriate accountable when there is misconduct or abuse. we intend to have some updated policies but in of this year. we are also working closely with the department of education given its role in regulating and enforcing compliance with title ix and the resources be able to them to ensure that victims receive the help they need in response to sexual misconduct. we must never allow anyone who represents the department of defense to either directly or indirectly to break faith with our communities. over 3400 schools across 50 states and territories have invested in hosting jrotc by having over 7500 military retirees and school employees to teach jrotc to a demographically diverse popula

so this idea actually came over from the clinton department of education. - the department of ed-- i at the administration? one name that's come up is-- it's got david longanecker-- he was the assistant secretary of education-- would have been involved in the discussions between congress and the administration, so. - so i got to talk to david longanecker? - yeah. - well, david longanecker was the person in higher ed policy. he was a huge player, high integrity, ethical, and incredibly smart. - david longanecker, l-o-n-g, a or e, n-e-c-k-e-r. he'd be a great guy to talk to. he's terrific. - we do think the system can work a lot better. so let me present to you at this time david longanecker, who is assistant secretary for post-secondary education. - thank you, mr. secretary. what i'll do is... - i watched hours of longanecker video. he seemed to have a particular focus. - and in addition, that if a student hasn't repaid their loan, we'll go after them. we've been doing a lot of that. we've been using wage garnishment, and we've been using irs refund collections in the program very suc

from northeastern university spokesman says they have been following the guidance of the department of educationd campus is a new site. also that they were following the steps the boston office had outlined for them in terms of approach and timing, writing, if there are graduate students who are unable to access federal loans we are working directly with them. if needed providing interim grants from northeastern. after the i-team spoke with graduate students, including hamilton and bursae aga, sharing their information with the permission of northeastern university, both received emails from the director of graduate financial aid saying he will resolve their issues. in one email, he said, it has been challenging to get accurate information for our transfer students. the most successful way has been from the students themselves. >> it's the end of the semester, to barely be getting in email about financial aid, when you're almost done with the semester, it's a bit of a slap in the face. reporter: a lawsuit was filed on behalf of two mills of students, alleging they misled students up -- leading u

participants and teachers and management staff of the school colleges universities heads of departments and the department of education of the executive committees. remember the price at which the great victory was won. one of the blackest pages of our history was the tragedy on bronnaya gora, the railway station in the berezovsky district, where residents of geta were brought in freight trains from all over belarus, the invaders did not leave a single passenger alive, tens of thousands of people were shot and buried in the huge mass graves of the atrocities with which the nazis killed civilians are struck by cruelty maria trojans was looking for witnesses of the events, whose memories everyone needs to know today in a special reportage. bronnaya gora the road of death is the largest mass grave in europe bronnaya gora is a place where more than 50 minutes of deaf residents have forever remained so so so so so so so constantly. it was scary old women and children to the place of execution, the punishers sent a whole.

talking about the farm bill or the department of education, as well as the department of defense.t was something that people wanted for a number of purposes. they didn't scope it out as well as they should have. many of these programs the cost has increased dramatically. now we are in this bucket where on the one hand, it is far more expensive to start over. we are constantly dealing with a claim that cannot -- a plane, tongue-in-cheek, that cannot fly. that is a classic example where we really need to go. the planning at the front end is so important to ensure these cost overruns don't happen. host: democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? host: good, go ahead. caller: there is a pie chart in the back of the federal income tax book. personal income tax, social security, medicare and unemployment taxes bring in a 45% of our income. income tax is only 3% of what we take in. how come corporate income tax is not higher? guest: sometimes people look at the corporate income tax and they think, people are here and corporations are over there. the real

of education and conveying the status of these regulations. there is a lot of confusion about the status. you have a departmentich is not even in effect but merely propose status. the company and guidance documents have been joined by the federal court. but meanwhile, we see a lot of districts make changes. we are trying to let them know, look, this is the status of these things. >> carley: charlotte, what do you think about this debate? do you stay in opposition to the title 9 changes? >> absolutely. this is anti-regulations. we believe government for, of, by the people. we know children need to parents to their education process. we believe in local control in the state of ohio. each district is free to design a system of education that values every unique child. that they come up with options and opportunities for every unique child that we engage with caregivers, parents and members for every child. what we want to do is create and build the capacity of our students to compete not only in the state and across this nation and around the world. we are about future for ohio. >> carley: charlotte, could there

interaction of educational institutions of the cis countries is also actively developing in everything related to the comprehensive development of pupils, various competitions held by the department of military education of the ministry defense of russia is now open to children from the states of the commonwealth. it will e pass through a system of competitive events of a creative intellectual orientation, we are already holding the international olympiad within the framework of the commonwealth in mathematics, physics, geography, where children from all states of the friendship take the most active part and exposition of the forum army 2022, dedicated to the most important topic of military education, have become a large-scale platform for acquaintance, communication, exchange of experience, military universities from many regions of the country brought unique high-tech developments in the field of training cadets , the cadet press center, organized at one of the sites, has become an effective simulator for developing professional skills. in principle, the only military educational institution that trains specialists in the field of war journalism, and in this plaster, war educa

department of education is having to tell millions of people their student debt still stands. having to correct an email that was mistakenly sent out. >> joe biden's plan is currently held up in court. the department of education received 26 million applications for relief. while millions have already been approved, these 9 million still have to wait. the supreme court can't move forward. >>> there's new hope against the fight against cancer. a personalized mrna vaccine in begin -- combination with a treatment by moderna and merck. this is for patients who have had surgery. >>> coming up, found and it's a dust up on the red planet. we'll explain. >> you'll need to. >> we will. the choice. sirloin salisbury steak and all-natural salmon. perfect for lunch or dinner. only at ihop. downloadad the app and earn free food with every purchase. we all need fiber for ouour digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies theas

youth are waiting for more details of the introductory company 2023, ask the consultant of the higher education departmentthe ministry of education belorussia revma petrovna gerlovskoy belt hello tell me about the key innovations of the introductory company in 2023 , but certainly the key innovation is a centralized exam. this is the final attestation for the general secondary school course, of course, if last year and earlier graduates of the school took four exams, now they will take only two exams - this will greatly ease their workload, because we all know that the introductory company is extremely a high load not only on the mind, but also on the nervous system, therefore, and besides centralization. new exams we are also introducing university olympiads. this is a significant bonus for our graduates. e, schools and institutions of secondary special education. and when you pass one subject, you can become and receive the coveted ticket of a university student, in addition, there are a number of additional benefits for hmm graduates who studied in military-patriotic classes, who completed their studie

thanks to the questions of the program, rima orlovskaya, consultant of the higher education departmentf the ministry of education of belarus, answered the program of the import substitution event in medicine, the contact center of social services. and weaving salons belarus in the list of unesco cultural values ​​will return to the studio in a few minutes. let's talk about the unique personalities who are passionate about their work at some stage of the flight. the pilot feels it like bird, because you really fly on your hands. each flight is unique and interesting for you. the last method i came up with is the method of personal improvement of the result, that is, we cannot immediately become a world champion. or we can become much better than we were yesterday. watch in the project belarusians on our tv channel the ancestors of the real male craft of cooperage. our pancakes are not for nothing that we are called bulbash. myths and legends nearby popular culture in all its glory watch every week the fashion for culture project on belarus 24 tv channel and we continue belarusian rescue

rebuild schools and that is an ongoing project working capital advances assisting us the department of educationquested a bit more than $40 million and working capital advance to help launch engineers and architects for the design and permitting of the schools that we need to work on. >> and the timeline not just a particular interest of mine will be heard over and over and with the safety and availability. >> i can supplement my testimony with the department of education infrastructure projects. >> so we negotiations and looking at the contract one of the things that is noticeable correct me if i'm wrong that the benchmarks that are set by the private contractor for additional money that is the target and the benchmarks is that there is no consequences and in those contracts that exist so the 15 year contract has a payment methodology with bonuses or penalties ending on compliances that the energy row is setting the current supplemental agreement does not and we have this bankruptcy process ongoing because of the uncertainty having a bankruptcy process the parties agreed to enter into the suppl

. >> about nonmoving people received an email from the department of education, the subject line said their student debt relief had been approved. the email with the incorrect subject line was apparently sent as an error. that's because a student loan program was halted in mid-november for legal challenges. the department of education and send your federal services are working to send corrected emails to the borrowers who applied and received the approval email. in august, the biden administration announced the plan which would forgive $10,000 in federal student debt for people with incomes under 125,000 dollars or households making less than $250,000. the website student a.gov outlined those qualifications. more than 26 moving people have already applied for relief. while the plan is on hold, president biden extended the pause on student loan payments through june 30. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in the case in february. kristen: hopefully this guy will be clear enough for you live tonight to check out the earth moon directly between mars and the sun. mars will be at it

. >>> first, happening now, california's department of education has just released its first set of dataategories include enrollment levels, absenteeism, literacy and graduation rates and some bay area districts perform better than others, for example, when it comes to chronic absenteeism. some approach 20% of its students, but that's still lower than the statewide race which is oser to 30%.cl >>> in some homes in san jose a big tamalada was hosted. tamales were handed out to workers. >> these farmworkers are working every single day of the year and they never get time off. they work 40 to 70 hours a week. they don't have time to make tamales, so we are giving the gift of tamales to them. >>> the caravan host this had event and the organization grew out of the pandemic to support farmworkers and their families. >>> we talked about that. that's like a fish fry back home. >> it's a big thing. >> i like that. >>> 4:57 for you right now one san francisco community demanding more from city leaders. they say crime is just out of control so next on "today in the bay" we'll talk about the anges

graduation essay and wrote that they belong to the mayakovsky commission from the district department of educationm five socialism is built the backbone of the last enemy of the revolution died out, comrade, only the slavs of the fatherland, since vladimir mayakovsky glorified him, i wrote bilan to argue with you . i bet they will not find it and say that mayakovsky i came to her, after peter cancer she is larisa aleksandrovich. why do i say that somehow they could not restrain themselves, they argued a lot, do not tell anyone. let it be a little mystery, the school has already got an a in the school, which in december began to bear the name of its first director. boris orlov is to be reconstructed. andrey vorobyov said mikhail mishustin, and the details of future work and taking the opportunity, invited the example of the minister on september 1 to the opening of a new school in lobnya one of the largest regions for 2,500 students. she is also lazarev dmitry vishneva olga semenko alexander kovalev channel one the unique largest field in terms of gas reserves in eastern russia, kovykta , was launc

california's department of education has released new data about the state of california schools, and that data shows the impact covid has had on students. graduation rates across the state are up by 2% since before covid with a little more than 87% of students finishing high school. as for the bay area's largest school districts, san francisco's graduation rate is up three points to more than 90% in oakland, it stayed nearly the same just about 75% and in hayward, it actually fell down 2% to 80% of the department of education didn't release this data in 2020, or 2021 because of the pandemic. but you can see the change since before the pandemic when it comes to state standards statewide, more than half of the students did not meet matt standards last year before the pandemic, only about one third of students were below the standards and in english 12% of students didn't meet those standards, which is up from just 2% pre pandemic. another problem statewide is a growth in chronic absenteeism that covers students between kindergarten and eighth grade, who have been absent more than 10% o

i also believe that there is every argument to fund the federal department of education and i say that because in the 43 years since the department of education was founded, 1970 nine, as a payoff to the teachers union politically we have spent over $1 trillion at the federal level alone with the express goal of closing the achievement gap. not only have those gaps not narrowed of one little bit, they have widened by most measures. so the argument that we should continue to do more with more and more resources at the federal level with more top-down central approaches to solutions is a fallacy and i think that we should return to a federalism approach to education and as governor ducey well acknowledged, there is good, friendly competition between states and that's ultimately the best way to improve education for individual students, when there is more freedom for families, parents who can direct the education of the child and choose where they learn. and then competition and of the elected safety of the laboratory. >> governor, would you like to weigh in on the role? >> betsy just han

department have had any kind of requirement on reporting. candice: in a statement to the investigative unit, the us department of education said it is concerned about the rise in mental health challenges across the country. we value transparency but also recognize the sensitive nature of reporting. the department says congress considered several bills that would have added a mental health component to the clery act, which is a federal law requiring colleges and universities to report crime data, but none of the proposals passed. mariana says it's this kind of inaction and, in some cases, silence that make students feel more isolated. she says her school didn't provide information to students about a suicide last year, and those who heard about it had to rely on rumors. mariana: it broke my heart. i just couldn't focus at all. candice: did you get any information about those rumors or any clarity from the university? mariana: no, we didn't hear anything from the university. and since i was going through something similar, i was like, "oh, so they're just not going to care if something happens to me." candice: uc berkeley declined our interview

unlike the trump-devos department of education, president biden's department has processed borrower defense claims as the law requires. this has canceled the student loan debt of nearly 1.1 million borrowers who were defrauded and swindled by predatory for-profit colleges, legendary names like corinthian college, itt tech, westwood, turned out to be the worst excuses for higher education in america's history. and it's enabled these students to get a chance to start again, to make up for time lost and a better experience with a for-profit school. the biden administration also issued sweeping student debt relief, which disproportionately helps low-income students, which is the way it should be. borrowers who attended for-profit colleges borrow on average $40,700. that's average for each student. 71% do not graduate on time or at all. 71% of for-profit school students. for those who do graduate, they often have degrees that are worthless and jobs that are worthless as well. if the supreme court approves president biden's student loan relief plan, it will help millions of borrowers climb out fr

and so we, together with the department of education, launched the first methodological manual in thetry directly for teachers, which is called the first step, how to explain volunteering to a child at school, because it’s the only way to do good for free and from a pure heart, not for thanks and not expecting nothing in return. we make this world a little, but still better. always wondering where it all starts now? manufacturers of good things want and most importantly, but it's best to check. the more assistance ukraine receives from the west, the closer the premonition of eternal default, the growing level of public debt indicates that the country will not be able to pay off its creditors in the near future or in the long term as of the end of october, public debt. increased by another $5 billion to $103 billion. the lion's share of more than sixty percent falls precisely on external borrowing, about forty on the domestic one, so the total volume of debt obligations reaches about 80% of ukraine's total gdp and by the end of the year it may increase to 90. ukraine has exceeded $ 100

today we have a director from the department of education stating that girls are not allowed in schoolsd grade six. this is for private institutes, for public institutes, or for institutions that are even teaching languages or courses, so it looks like the taliban really want to implement this ban and they are leaving us no room to go with alternatives. there were alternatives of hidden schools. there were alternatives of online schooling, but with this crackdown, with how they have today actually rate -- rated schools -- raided schools, it is actually getting worse. >> a few months ago, our correspondent met some of those female students. absolutely smart, compassionate. one of them said she wants to become an astronaut and wants to go to the united states of america for her postgraduate studies. is there any backup plan to provide them with some sort of alternative education? otherwise, it will just be a massive disaster for them. >> after this decision that they have made, it's like now we do not have any alternative at all, but i'm not sure that even those will be able to be open. o

the department of education website said the school closed in 1990. >>> okay. it could be a sickly holiday for a lot of us. respiratory viruses continue to sore so the white house is encouraging all of us heading into holiday parties to take extra precautions. the cdc is releasing flu data, information on booster shots as covid cases rapidly rise and the nation records its 100, 000, 000th case. >> reporter: it's hard to miss, the coughs and sneezes, the flu hitting earlier and harder than any time in the past decade. the cdc releasing new data today showing flu activity is still high across the country. the cases appear to be declining in some areas. what is dropping nationally rsv, the respiratory virus that hits little kids hard. >> it really looks like rsv has peaked and on its way down. >> reporter: on the flip side, covid cases, hospitalizations and deaths all climbing. the u.s. today surpassing 100 million recorded covid cases. according to an nbc news tally. >> if people go out and get their flu shot and updated covid shot, it's going to make an enormous

california's department of education has released new data about the state of california's schools, andthat data shows the impact covid has had on students. graduation rates across the state are up by 2% since before covid with a little more than 87% of students finishing high school. as for the bay area's largest districts in san francisco, the graduation rate is up three points to more than 90. in oakland and stayed nearly the same just about 75% and in hayward actually fell down 2% to 80% the department of education didn't release this data in 2020 or 2021 because of the pandemic, but you can see the change since before the pandemic when it comes to state standards now statewide, more than half of the students did not meet math standards last year. before the pandemic, only about one third of students were below the standards and in english 12% of students didn't meet those standards, which is up from just 2% pre pandemic. another problem statewide is a growth in chronic absenteeism that covers students between kindergarten and eighth grade, who have been absent more than 10% of scho

what surprises await young belarusians, let's ask elena semakova, deputy head of the department of social educational ideological work of the ministry of education of belarus hello elena hello, the charity marathon has been running since 1995. i understand that every year for so many years it is very difficult to surprise. but maybe this year prepared something special. i think that every year e to celebrate the new year and christmas in the company of good friends - this is probably already such a tradition that does not need any new variety of surprises well, of course, when we are preparing the event of this promotion, we are with you trembling think over some new highlights. and, of course, we expect the regions to also join in and come up with some new unusual cases for this action. i want to say that for the past two years the action starts. decentralized, starting from minsk and all regional centers, this year there will be a beautiful solemn opening with the participation of children from all regions on december 15, probably, all this year's events will be timed to contain a little bit of thi

caught the attention of congress as well, senator edward markey has sent a letter to the department of educationnd department of justice asking them to issue guidance and policy reforms to protect access to higher education for students, and to strengthen nondiscrimination protections for students who may need medical leave. this was a massive issue before the covid-19 pandemic that only made it worse. law? >> thank you so much. now i want to bring in monica porter, an attorney for the beth vaughn center for mental health law, and they yale alumnus and a plaintiff in this lawsuit. you know, when we hear about what is going on, just hearing in the discussion from miguel, how heart-wrenching it is to think about the choices that students have had to make, and he withdrew in 2018, and after a mental health crisis you did describe the trouble in being allowed to return and you eventually did graduate. talk to me about what your personal experience was like in grappling with the policies that you say yale had. >> absolutely, thank you so much for asking. it is really amazing to be able to share this

and so we, together with the department of education, launched the first aside methodological manual which is called the first step as explain to the child volunteering at school, because it ’s the only way to free of charge and from the bottom of my heart two rows of welcome not for thank you and without expecting anything in return. we make this world a little, but still. i'm not a man, but who is? mom trouble will come for you. don't go for the stone. okay, no, it won't belong to me. i'll kill them all. the murder of the prosecutor of the khanty-mansiysk district yuri bederin became the most high-profile crime of 2000. the killers were quickly found and pointed to the customer of the head of the control and revision department of the ministry of finance yuri chekin as a criminal the auditor hunted for many years no, allegedly contract killings for the work performed 20.000 us dollars 21 years and 2 months. you spent time in the apartment and mastered the internet phone. no yes, it is true to his strength. he, as the accused, managed to hide for so long. and why no one can get his

egregious incident, an interdepartmental commission is working, it includes specialists, departments of education, a psychologist and inspectors for juvenile affairs. we will check two main points. the first is the issue of anti-terrorist security, which must be established. how did it happen that cold weapons were carried in an educational organization. and the second is the system itself educational work of an educational organization and preventive work against a fourteen-year-old attacker, a criminal case was opened under the article causing grievous harm, his health condition. stable - this means that it is possible today that doctors will allow an investigator to visit him, who will interrogate schoolchildren in the presence of their parents and understand the motive for responsibility for stabbing. apparently officials cannot avoid it either. the investigative committee opened a case on the fact of negligence and soon specific names and surnames will appear in it, daria mostovogo valentin lyubimov and alexander ermakova ntv shooting in yekaterinburg, an eyewitness filmed from the balcony h

a department of education website said the school closed in 1990. >>> doctors this morning are coming out with a new warning. this is to protect yourself against the flu and covid. nbc bay area's bob rid dell breaking down what experts are saying. >> reporter: unfortunately the flu is kiting us harder than any time over the past ten years, this according to the cdc. the cdc also reports that 44 states have high or very high flu activity, this as covid cases are surging. the white house says covid cases are up 90% nationwide, with more hospitalizations and unfortunately more deaths. almost 3,000 deaths the past week alone, mostly in people 65 and older. now, the white house is sending covid-19 test kits to schools, community health centers and clinics. the administration is also making available for free at home covid rapid tests to households who want them. the white house also urging us to get our flu and covid vaccines and to remain vigilant against these viruses. >> the reason for wearing a mask and hand washing, yes, it's to help with covid, but it really, really works well agains

. >> reporter: catherine lhamon with the office of civil rights at the us department of education investigates cases like this. >> it is deeply distressing to me, to see that there are students who are treated differently in school and it looks like they're treated differently because of who they are. >> hey, sweetie, how are you? >> reporter: after ranking in the top 10 in elementary arrests nationally, georgia changed its approach in 2018. >> yeah. >> there you go. of. >> reporter: they now train s.r.o.s to stop arresting and instead nurture every student. since then, they say arrests have dropped to zero. >> the answer isn't always the legal process. the answer isn't always putting them in the criminal justice system. >> reporter: stephen stock, cbs news, statesville, north carolina. >> o'donnell: and tonight, we have an urgent health warning, especially fo parents traveling with children. about one in every 600 flights in the u.s. has a medical emergency, and now there's a group of doctors that areund soing the alarm about inadequate airline medical kits. we get more now from cbs' omar vil

however, in the local department of education they justify themselves, in fact, they always monitor thethis time, allegedly, they simply did not have time in the first place. we had to provide access to the educational, institutions to everyone and clearing snow masks from the catering department and the utility block, but at the moment. well here, in particular, we are talking about this institution, and it was planned after the cleaning of the utility block - this was the removal of ice masses. well, they did not manage to conduct an investigation into the causes of the tragedy in time, the prosecutors also got involved, in addition, they conducted an unscheduled inspection of other kindergartens and schools and concluded. it must be said that they made disappointing from four preschool educational institutions, 27 institutions have a similar violation also in schools from twenty schools, violations were established in eighteen. still not accepted taken measures to eliminate the identified violations. after the investigators studied all these facts. in the criminal case, two articles

department of education corrected emails are going to be sent to the affected individuals in the coming days. so keep a lookout for that. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news mountain lion has been put down after she attacks in a residential area. we'll break down that information. once we get back. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news for 29 were going on for 38 and end the month of december. >> already seems to be flying by. hey, john, the big thing that i'm wondering is what is the rain going make a reappearance forecast. just a little break from it. we're still in the midst of that break this morning, but rainfall makes its return this afternoon. so get ready for it. >> if you're leaving the house this morning and think that you can get away with just the jacket, make sure you bring the rain jacket with you and the umbrella, too, because it's not going to rain over the next several hours, but it will later on today. quite our looks good and are dry skies right now. skies showing no signs of rain just yet. just some cloud cover that's passing across the bay this morning. cur

california's department of education released its first set of data dashboards in two years because ofc. enrollment levels, absenteeism and graduation rates and some bay area districts performed better than others. some north bay schools are approaching 20% of students still lower than the statewide rate which is closer to 30%. >>> a strong early morning earthquake striking the humboldt area. lots of damage and the first word about >>> we're just a few minutes from 7:00. one last look at our breaking news. 6.4 earthquake in northern california this morning. this is the seismograph capturing the moment that quake hit about 2:30 in the morning. >> it was in the ferndale area in humboldt county in the city of eureka or near that city. there is no threat of a tsunami and at least two injuries are confirmed this hour. we don't know the condition of the victims. i want to show you video. this is damage inside one store. you can see items falling onto the floor. >> damage inside a home in ferndale as well. the homeowner told us the coffee bar fell over but most of the damage is minor. >> righ

department of justice. but we do incest that the department of education -- insist that the department of education look at vi . it protects national origin. it is not just the religion that makes jews unique but our ethnic identity. the jewish people are unique that have survived for thousands of years. when they are held to a different standard, when they are uniquely discriminated against, yes, that deserves attention and rebuke. not just from university president but the federal government in the way we would do the same if black or brown students or muslim students or hindu students were marginalized. as it relates to boycott in terms of law, greta, for your viewers, the boycott is an international movement against the boycott of the state of israel. why i find it problematic for someone whose grandfather's business was boycotted in germany, while boycott may be accepted as a form of free speech, in this country the courts have proven that. but they are singled out for demonization and denigration as a means not to achieve a peaceful solution. the goal of the movement is not a two state solution. pale

first, similar to the guidance offered by the office of civil rights related to title ix, the department of education should consider offering guidance on mental health for educators and administrators for all institutions that receive federal funding. number two the department of education should extending the funding period for these bills, including hbcu and other federal funding until august 31, 2026. the senate needs to pass the bill to increase the sense of security on our campus. number four, fbs cial stress is one of the most prevalent causes for anxiety for students entering college across the country. congress should continue to address the cost of higher education and continue with the plan of limited student loan forgiveness. congress should follow the lead of senator casey and pass the health care capacity act for mental health. it has been an honor to present this testimony and i thank the committee for addressing this important issue. as a leader in higher education i know the benefits of early screening the impact of developing coping strategies and the importance of empowering famili

it is not the pope who educates the enlighteners and guardians of folk culture konstantin alexandrovich nekrasov head of the educational departmentdological administration of the gnessin russian academy of music founder and head of the folklore ensemble of the third and fourth courses of the department of choral and solo folk singing, based on this one. here is the insanely rich experience that traditional folk culture has left us. we understand how to live now, and the meaning is actually very, very deep in folk culture. i would even say that the philosophical meaning of life is the meaning of the universe. why is folk culture needed if hip-hop is on the charts today, well, here i don’t quite agree with the fact that only traditional folklore is popular. and now it's getting bigger popular, more and more professional musicians are turning to traditional music, because there is a lot of everything hidden in it for the creativity of each person. but where do you get your songs from, firstly, in the gnessin russian academy of music, the richest archive, we ourselves also collect, and we go on folklore ethnographic expeditions with

americans can have their loan discharged. 16 million people who will be hearing from the department of education that they have been approved, should be seeing relief in the coming days. lauren: the fate of those millions and millions more that applied hangs in the balance, the white house press secretary is making more excuses. the program is necessary to help 40 million eligible americans struggling under the burden of student loan debt. to recover from recover from the pandemic and move forward with their lives. cheryl: let me ask you this. lauren: they shoulder debt. cheryl: you had these genies come together and file a lawsuit and said flat out a texas judge agreed this should be congress's call, not president biden's call but congress. we have three branches of power in washington dc in this country under the constitution. lauren: point one, nancy pelosi said it is not going to pass muster. .2, if a president can burden taxpayers with so flimsy legal rationale, without the consent of congress, government by cake. cheryl: that's a good one. put it on screen for everybody to read. it worked.

. >>> california's department of education has released categories including enrollment levels, absenteeismtion rates and some districts performed better than others. some north bay schools approach 20% of students. still lower. >>> we've been talking about the strong earthquake that caused problems in humboldt county. there's been a series of aftershocks. you' if you wananted to hohold my handnd... [ gasps ]] all yoyou had to d do is ask. i am d down to my y last lif. when y you only have o one life..... that's's what makekes it speci. go get 'emem tiger. >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." now to our climate in crisis. it's a family tradition for millions of americans to find and buy the perfect and fresh christmas tree, but those trees need a lot of time and water to grow. with much of the country dealing with drought could it become a ghost of christmas past? lx contributor greg bledsoe gives us some insight. >> it's all of agriculture. you have to grow your crops in environmental conditions you're given. there are varieties of trees known to do better and more are being planted. >>