uh, the high school of science. now, uh, hmm deputy treasury secretary. well, what to say? aware of the material? yes, what is beautiful caviar for russia, its significance for the country as a whole, right? and it seems to me that you have quite come to the fact that you can head such an important subject of the russian federation as the krasnoyarsk territory, mikhail mikhailovich, you yourself are ready for this. thank you very much for your trust. thank you very much for the support that you constantly provide in moscow and pay attention to the krasnoyarsk territory. uh, as much as possible the potential that i have gained all the opportunities that i have today, uh, i will use it to solve the most pressing topical issues for the inhabitants of my native land and i count on your support, what do you consider the most important now for the development of the game vladimirovich in the blood is big a lot of northern territories. uh, traditional questions. e uneasy climatic conditions always keep in favor of view. e such issues as the development of the energy complex of the

uh, the high school of science. now uh, hmm deputy minister finance. well, what to say? material? yes, what is krasavetska krai for russia, its significance for the country as a whole is quite close to the fact that you can also lead the russian federation as krasnoyarsk krai. thank you very much for your trust. thank you very much for the support that you constantly provide in moscow, pay attention to the krasnoyarsk territory of maxim's potential.

uh, the high school of science. now, uh, hmm deputy treasury secretary. well, what to say?now? yes, because krasavtsy is such a region for russia, its significance for the country as a whole. yes, they are quite close to what they can lead. the world of the russian federation as the krasnoyarsk territory mikhail mikhailovich you are ready for it themselves. thank you very much for your trust. thank you very much for the support that you constantly provide in moscow and pay attention to the krasnoyarsk territory. uh, to the maximum all the potential that has developed all the opportunities that i have today. uh, i will use it to solve the most pressing topical issues for the inhabitants of my native land. i just spoke with the current governor with aus. e, alexandra viktorovich is sure that yes, he did a lot for the development of the region, of course. enough to see you as acting yet for the minister of finance of russia, you see what has become of regional finance in recent years. i am sure that the transfer of cases will take place in such a businesslike and comradely man

uh, the high school of science. now uh, hmm deputy finance minister. well, what to say? e you aware of the material? yes, what is for russia its significance for the country as a whole is quite close to the fact that you yourself are ready to lead them, uh, an important subject of the russian federation as the krasnoyarsk territory. you know, thank you very much for your trust. thank you very much for the support that you constantly provide in moscow and pay attention to the krasnoyarsk territory. uh, to the maximum of all our potential, which has developed all the opportunities that we have today. e, i will apply for solving the most pressing topical issues for the inhabitants of their native land and i count on your support, which you consider the most important. now at the moment for the development of blood is great. uh, a lot of northern territories. uh, traditional questions. e difficult climatic conditions always keep in favor of such issues as the development of the energy complex communal infrastructure for ensuring transport connectivity of the territory ensurin

uh, the high school of science now uh, hmm deputy minister of finance. well, what to say?re you aware of the material? yes, what a region is for russia, its significance for the country as a whole is quite close to the fact that maybe you can lead, uh, such an important subject of the russian federation as the krasnoyarsk territory. you yourself are ready for this. thank you very much for your trust. thank you very much for the support that you constantly provide in moscow and pay attention to the krasnoyarsk territory. uh, to the maximum, all my potential , which has worked out all the opportunities that i have today, uh, i will use it to solve the most pressing topical issues for the inhabitants of my native land. hmm, in turn , vladimir putin in the section of confidence that that for the transfer of cases it will be held in a comradely manner, while the president noted the work of alexander usov as governor of the krasnoyarsk territory. i just spoke with the current governor with aus. e, alexander viktorovich is sure that yes, he did a lot for the development of the re

uh, the high school of science now uh, hmm deputy minister of finance. well, what to say? you know?s krasnaya for russia, its significance for the country as a whole is quite close to what they can lead to, uh, an important subject of the russian federation like the krasnoyarsk territory. thank you very much for trusting all your potential, which has developed all the opportunities that we have today. e, i will apply to solve the most pressing actual issues for the residents of their native land and i count on your support, i consider it a fundamentally important and priority issue of social support for the participants in the special operation, their families, who live in the territory of the region. very much , according to kotyukov, he will pay close attention to energy issues, transport accessibility of the krasnoyarsk territory, as well as environmental problems of housing and communal services. 25 new forest fires recorded today in russia forests are burning in five regions in the southeast of the country sverdlovsk region, trees and peat bogs in the krasnoufimsk region caught

speaker, i rise today in recognition of the world class agricultural science program and f.f.a. at the otto eldred high school in mckeane, pennsylvania. last week i had the honor to visit the amazing students and faculty from agriculture is a staple of their home economics program. founded just three years ago the new agriculture program features a greenhouse, life science lab, welding booth, wood shop and agribusiness lab. at the school, education goes beyond the classroom. in addition to the astonishing 75% of students enrolled in the agriculture science, the school's future farmers of america membership comprises almost 70% of the entire student body. this fantastic success is a testament to the excellence and commit thoasm school administrators and faculty at the school. as chairman of the houseagriculture committee and senior member of the education and work force committee i know just how important agriculture education is for the success of our nation. i commend the student, faculty and administrators who made this possible and say thank you for the opportunity to experience it firsthand. thank you, mr

>> we found out that over the course of decade thomas jefferson high school for science and technology that was attempting to fund new lab equipment from the school that had received around a million dollar from ccp linked entities over the course of that decade and, again, something where you can draw a parallel, whether it's a drag queen straddling a child or students letting chinese influence in classrooms, where are the adults in this situation asking what is going on, what is best for our students, why -- why are these things even a question in the first place. mike: aele alex nester we are of time. pope sunday providing palm sunday where he's recovering from bronchitis. thousands gather to celebrate palm sunday. glad he's able to start holy week at the vatican. that's all for fox news live. fox news with shannon bream is up next. i'm mike emanuel. thank you very much for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for? age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protei

schools, and we have one of the best high school graduation rates in america. you know, when i grew up in first longview and then duncanville, we were taught the basics -- reading, writing, math, and science. but most of all, we were inspired by our country's founding, and how it stands apart from the rest of the world as the beacon of liberty and opportunity. the fact is that many children today are not educated like you and i were. -- not being educated like you and i were. i hear frustrations from too many parents -- some are with us here tonight. the aly family grew frustrated watching their child fall behind while she was being forced to learn from home during the time of covid. eric richerson was astonished that his child's teacher would not work with him to address the specific needs of his child. hillary hickland was angry to -- was angry that a woke agenda was being forced on her daughter in school. let's be clear -- our schools are for education, not indoctrination. [applause] schools should not be pushing a woke agenda, period. we must reform curriculum, get kids back to the basics of learning, and we must empower parents. [applause] parents deserve access to curriculum, to sch

of students as they head home from school. someone at sierra high school is caught in the middle of this unwanted action. the students at this charter school, along with math and science, are learning how to avoid fentanyl fumes. >> the guy is doing drugs right there. >> brian:. it is outrageous. jonathan cho joins us. who is helping with this problem? >> i hope the lawmakers an policymakers in washington state are watching this video. this is part of the raw realilities on the streets every single day in this city. the video don't lie. i am doing it to hold our officials accountable. i am doing it to hold the officials who put out bad public policy accountable. i'm the only one out here right now. that first video that you showed with the guy chasing me with a knife, that happened on monday at the corner of third avenue and cherry. that's part of the downtown core, a block away from seattle city hall. the mayor has a bird's eye view of this street. to his credit, he is constantly sweeping these tents that form on the street. in many cases, these are the so-called trap tents. it is not a homeless problem out here. you have people using these tents to sell drugs and tr

yes, that is, we are very and with the republican someone of the high school interacted with science.es, so that both our students and i would go to china but now i will reveal another secret. where did we get such a ballet - a large number of chinese students appeared, because precisely. yes, this is such a little secret of mine, and i traveled to china, we would enter into negotiations , yes, so that, well, so that we could integrate, so that we, because in fact, today in china they really appreciate our education, they really appreciate our school about that in music it's all, especially our education. i'm sure everyone once the philharmonic, where chinese listeners sit in the hall and children are even students. i’ll say that when i was in australia and one professor, he himself came from moscow from the moscow academy, and he taught there when i was at the competition, and we got into a conversation, and then he even told me too. it was a distant 2008 there , the seventh year. he said, you have no idea how much australia appreciates sydney. that's right, with regard to music educ

of students as they head home from school. summiteer a high school is caught in the middle of this unwanted action along with math and science. the students at this charter school are also learning how to avoid fentanyl fumes as doing drugs. >> right there. >> you guys have to see this every day. so just try the cho joins us now. he's a senior fellow at the discovery institute. jonathan , doing important work, but who's helping to solve this problem? who is being who is alarmed by what you're showing? >> well, look, i hope that the lawmakers, the policymakers in seattle and washington state are watching this video because this is part of the raw realities on the streets every single day in this city. look, the video don't lie, and i'm doing it to hold our officials accountable. for doing it, to hold the officials who put out bad public policy accountable. but i'm the only one out here right now. look, that first video that you showed with the guy chasing me with a knife that happened on monday at the corner of third avenue and cherrix, that's part of the downtown core, a block away from seattle city hall. the mayor has a bird'

technically for several months, gifted high school students competed in solving combined tasks in mathematics, chemistry, computer science and engineering , the best oft , only 87 people from eight regions of the country, analysis of oil under their profession, and it was a cool concept. what is it and is it right for me? now? i understand that i want to work this way. the competition is very interesting. competent opportunities for its development. hey, the olympics will be organized by gazpromneft and universities from six regions of russia as part of the social investment program. hometowns is the final task for the participants. this year was the development of its engineering project, which may help. in the development of the country's oil and gas industry, it is important that the guys already from school, try on their future profession , fall in love with this profession, and then along the already created ones. well, we'll call it up to the steps. eh, moving towards the goal. wherein, being, in fact, in partnership with the company since high school. the winners of the annual olympiad will receive up to 10 additional points to the unified sta

texts and pleas on questions and join social science sunshine from el dorado high school in california and he'll take your questions on the content and streekture of this year's exam and the journal's annual cram for the exam and 9:00 a.m. earn and on cspan's washington journal. democratic representative and energy policy focusing on the jobs act hosted by ax owes and runs about d ever -- axios runs for 30 minutes. >> welcome to axios pro policy event and i'm nick and energy policy reporter for the pro. welcome our audience on facebook, twitter, youtube, linked in, and on axios.com join the conversation today on twitterer with@axiospro and the #@axiospro. we're implementing the bipartisan implementation law and inflation reduction act. our first guest is congressman hoyer and thank you for joining us, congressman. >> thank you, nick. good to be withyou. >> it's almost earth day and we're thinkingg about the ira ad bipartisan infrastructure law and those here in washington dc know the laws and what they do and there's polling suggesting that relatively few americans know about them and part of why democrats form the regional leadership council. whi

establish the alabama school of health care sciences to address the growing health care worker shortage we are predicted to experience in the coming years. this new health care high school, to be located in the mop list -- demopolis, will have a curriculum that will expose students to stem and health-care opportunities as well as hands-on clinical training experiences. when these students receive their diplomas, they will be ready to fill a broad spectrum of health care jobs or pursue a higher education. [applause] i am a firm believer in getting our students real life experiences. this real-life economy, i also value stem education and learning must not stop at the classroom door. coach sabin has said while there are many trophies and championships in the game of football, the most life-changing achievement is getting an education. i could not agree more, coach. [applause] the sabin center, a partnership with the sabin family into the city of tuscaloosa, will be an interactive and immersive experience for young people from all of alabama. it won't be limited to stem. it will help students become even more well-rounded, exposing them to the arts, and very appropr

appear additional schools, because it was very high, the combustion temperature and the metal melted and now there is practically no access to this area, the russian center of scienceculture. it was opened in nicosia in the seventy-eighth year, its main task all this time was the development of a bilateral cultural humanitarian and technical cooperation between russians and cypriots, in addition, its employees supported our compatriots living abroad , offered courses in russian and greek, apparently, the names of the popularization of russian culture and did not like those who decided on such a high-profile sabotage, however, the center will continue my job. let it be outside the burned building for now, but after all the restoration work, its employees will definitely return to their previous jobs edmond and olga danilova ntv television company mig-31 fighter crashed today in the murmansk region, as reported by the ministry of defense, the plane crashed in a deserted place during a training flight. here are the shots. i filmed eyewitnesses on video, the plane is engulfed in fire, flies in the monchegorsk region , then leaves to the side and dives. yelling down . k

of math education. we must do better for our students. [applause] as at present i will expand computer science education into every grade school and high school in america. i will focus our higher education to produce more engineers and scientists so we can compete. and when we do we cannot compete with china but will bring out the best of america. [cheering] [applause] we get once again define america's future with a genius and creativity of our people. too often our businesses and families are held back by a federal bureaucracy that is out of control, heavy-handed and wasteful. i've present all reduced to civilian workforce by 10%. [applause] you can believe me when i say i will do this because i have done it. and arkansas to reduce estate executive workforce by 14%. there's a lot more room for improvement in washington than even in arkansas. [applause] we will reduce the burden of government. will lower the federal deficit, will unleash the power of the private sector. our family to have more to spend and save for the children future. both democratic and republican administration bear responsibility for our current 31 joined our national d

sciences to advanced mathematics. and their hard work paid off. against 19 of the brightest teams university high school prevailed. this is now the school's fifth victory at the regional science bowl in the past six years. i'm honored to celebrate these students' achievement and cheer them on as they head to nationals. keeping making orange county proud. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, for as long as ierve been here in the united states congress -- i've been here in the united states congress, which is more than two decades, we've been fighting to add to the constitution a perfectly sensible amendment. one that does not offend the american people. it simply says, the equal rights amendment declares that women are equal in this nation, from the early suffragette days to the days of harriet tubman and susan b. anthony. that is only a fair statement th

science high school in newark that we established is a charter school. kids were focused on math and science could go to that school. we are spending plenty of money, just not spending it well. when i say school choice, don't restricted to private or parochial. i'm talking about setting up a choice agenda across the public, private and parochial system so parents can make the decisions for the children as to what's best for them and not only wealthy parents. wealthy parents can do that anytime they want. every parent-child is a precious gift from god to them. they should be able to give that child the education they want to give them to help them reach their highest potential. that's what i mean by school choice but my criticism of trump in the beginning is that he was a liar. it's not about the substance of school choice but that the way i feel about school choice. parents should be able to choose from the entire menu and pick the one that meets their values. and the needs of the child and the ambitions of their child. >> the last question come from a 15-year-old. >> thank you, governor christie. i met saint and somes college in one of the

applied solutions schools deputy director for production of a unitary enterprise geoinformation systems of the national academy of sciences of belarus further in the program of the event, a high the work of domestic medicine of the spring-summer tourist season and the new project of the belarusian athletics federation , we will be back in the studio in a few minutes. events on belarus 24 and we continue the world health organization awarded belarus a new certificate details , we learn from our observer svetlana chernova, belarus has achieved the world goals of interrupting the transmission of hepatitis b among children under 5 years of age, the corresponding certificate was awarded to belarus as part of the celebration, 75th anniversary. woz, as noted by the head of the side office. so high, results achieved thanks to a well-thought-out program for immunizing children in belarus, this achievement is of great importance for the fulfillment of the goals of illuminating viral hepatitis as a threat to public health throughout the european region for 75 years of existence, the world health organization has managed to defeat smallpox by 99%, reduce the incidence of millilitt dust,

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high school. i have taken the majority of my core classes the classes i have to take as a freshman so my math, sciencend along some electives of course. i've taken intro to criminal justice. i'm currently doing evidence. i have been able to rack up those credits and i'm hoping they can help me down the line. b5 unbelievable. so 130 offers and counting. so part 170 acceptances. i hear you're going to make a decision by tuesday. what will drive your final decision? what is important to you? >> i want to go to a school who's going to set me up the best academic labor and financial and it go to a school that pays me too go to school full right of course but not only that, dealing with meal plans, saying on-campus in the school this point give me a quality education where i'm comfortable. we fight i like that that is a good reasons to make your final choice. i know you do not want to tell me but are you leaning to one particular college at this point? >> there is no specific school and looking at at the moment. i'm kind of weighing my options on the offers i have received. but i do li know you are from h,

science fiction, maybe ivan efremov, maybe something else really. from childhood, i was always attracted, probably, by some open spaces, because somewhere before the eighth grade of high schooleason, while living in belarus, i always dreamed of being a seafarer. i read a lot of books, in my opinion to write and along the way, makarevich two-volume powerful such as a guy came to the merchant fleet though, but nevertheless reached the captain of a sea voyage. i lived with this thought for quite a long time and only, probably, after eighth grade, when we cousin entered borisogleb. this school is a famous school. yes, i said about the life of flight cadets. here in all these kind of childhood dreams. for some reason, i dramatically changed my mind about my future profession and decided to become a military pilot. uh-huh began to prepare hard. i was a little short of height and stretched out on the horizontal bar. i ran a lot, but there are somehow some restrictions on growth. you have to be tall, you have to be some kind of neuter gender. i didn't understand the rules military enlistment office, but a little short of the lower stick, that's literally for the season for the summe

science fiction, maybe ivan efremov, maybe something else really. from childhood, i was always attracted, probably, by some open spaces, because somewhere up to the eighth grade of high schoolg in belarus, i always dreamed to be a seafarer. i read them, in my opinion, it would be worth writing, but along the way, makarevich is a powerful two-volume book, like a guy came to the merchant fleet, but nevertheless he reached the captain of a sea voyage. i lived with this thought for quite a long time, and only, probably, after the eighth grade, when my cousin entered the boriso-glerod school, the famous school. yes, i said about the life of flight cadets. here in all these kind of childhood dreams. for some reason, i changed my mind about my future profession and decided to become a military pilot began to prepare intensively. i was a little short of height and stretched out on the horizontal bar. that's a lot of running. and there, uh, somehow there are some restrictions on growth. you have to be tall, you have to be some kind of neuter gender. i didn’t understand the standards of the military enlistment office, but i couldn’t help but reach the lower stick. so, literally in a

first and second high schools in tehran will start at 7:30 a.m. and elementary schools from 8:00 a.m. in other provinces . the starting time of schools will not change , the ministry of science has announced that all university classes will be closed the country will start from tomorrow and in person. nowruz movie screening of the country will be shown from march 25 with the screening of 4 new films. the happy beginning of the year 2019 has hosted around 85 thousand viewers. martyr boroujerdi in gharib, the day i fell out of love, they are looking for the comedy fossil and the bride of fereshte street. thank god , we are comparing what we have compared to before. independence is much more, which i did very well. about 34 billion tomans, the leader so far this year's nowruz box office should be good, if it's low, the middle people took the second place in the sales table, and it brought the satisfaction of the audience . it was very timely, which was very excellent . the percentage of cinema audience in nowruz this year is telling. alhamdulillah , there was a 70% increase in the number of audience in the cinema. last year, we had 675,000 audience in the same period of the yea

constantly appear additional schools, because it was a very high combustion temperature and the metal melted and now there is practically no access to this area, the russian center of scienceture. it was opened in nicosia in the seventy-eighth year, its main task all this time was the development of bilateral cultural, humanitarian and technical cooperation between russians and cypriots, in addition, its employees supported our compatriots living abroad and offered courses in russian and greek. apparently, the names are popularization of russian culture and those who decided on such a high-profile sabotage did not like it. however , the center will continue its work. albeit outside the burned building for now, but after all the restoration work, its employees will definitely return to their previous workplace edmond and olga danilova ntv television company in crimea, a major terrorist attack was stopped at the naval clinical hospital the ministry of defense in simferopol , fsb officers detained a suspect who planned to detonate a homemade bomb with damaging elements. in the hospital building. details of the special operation were not reported. it is known that during a sea

district, and it is two courses we teach at mission high school introduction to fire science and fire prevention,b and lieutenant anderson is one of the main play ers in the curriculum for that program and that's-the concept of reaching a tipping point, it took a while to get to a tipping point. we are over that now. it turned out to be a very successful program. >> okay. i appreciate you bringing this up because in my mind in terms of longevity, exposer i to the department and growth historically as well, i know about mission campus. high school-i have seen the students. i know about the successes of the emt programs by firefighters. i know that there's some kind of connection, dean, if you will, if a student from the high school that is-the emt program represents community based as well. talking coverage as it move tuesday the community college and it next step will be the fire reserves and then our department. that's the kind of path that i look at in terms of how we get the interest. my biggest question is san francisco police department are 4 to 5, 600 members down. the fire service is the same and i asked what that meant and

high school and soak a dirty gym sock in a broken bleach bottle filled with storm drain water so i can keg stand the hobo swill of news that is my segment: meanwhile, [cheers and applause] meanwhile... in science contraception could be edging closer, thanks to a new genetic discovery." and just so we're clear, "edging" is a terrible method of contraception. the contraception medication worked in mice by targeting "a gene that's only expressed in the testicles" which caused "deleterious mutations to 98% of the sperm which had abnormalities in their heads and mid-pieces, rendering them unable to fertilize an egg." another guaranteed form of contraception? using the phrase "deleterious sperm mutations" over dinner. meanwhile, a spanish climber has left a cave after 500 days in isolation. or, technically, "itho-la-thion." her adventure was part of a study about time spent underground, in a project called 'time-cave.' which is also the title of my new limited series series co-starring jean-claude van damme on paramount plus. "timecave: the algorithm said you'd watch." meanwhile, everyone is totally fine, but in north carolina "this 13 year old boy got trapped inside a claw machine." they would have

high school teams to win and brought the gold medal in chemistry, environmental chemistry, forestry and the wifi labs. and clinton middle school defeated all of its competition in each event. congratulations for another olympiad state sciencehampionship. your success is a testament and talent of the hard work and testament to the leaders and teachers that helped you navigate this success. south carolina is rooting for you to compete in the national science olympiad next month. thank you for what you do. congratulations on your win. god bless you. i yield back. mr. kiley: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the chair recognizes, the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, for 30 hints. -- minutes. mr. grothman: i ask -- mr. sherman: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend and extend my remarks. i would like to address an issue that will not affect us until the second half of this century, an issue i addressed 23 years ago, the first year of this century. it is the issue of geared intelligence. the race that the engineers don't know that they are in. the race between the bio engineers and d.n.a. and a.i. to create a new level of intelligence on this planet, in

join social science teacher from el dorado high school who will take your questions on the content and structure of this year's exam. watch "washington journal" annual cram for the exam special live saturday at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span's "washington journal." >> the chief climate office from the u.s. agency for international development gillian caldwell talked about using the the media to organizations build credibility and trust and provide access to critical information systems. the discussion focused on ways the media can promote action on climate change. [inaudible conversations] >> it got quiet in here. how are you? good to see so many faces and, of course, although we can't see the faces there's plenty people joining us on why did israel such great to have you here as well. welcome to our event and action, a meaty and behavioral insights can address the i climate crisi. it's great to be here as well. my name is carl nasman, i am a bbc news based in washington, d.c. and also senior journalist specializing in climate changeor reporting. just to start off, in terms of the media in the news media

of thinkers might design a planet. this is a very study done with high school students that were the specialist art school, specialist science high school or a humanities program would be very language based and the art students working in teams, they made fantastic planets with crystals and maybe made a native planets square with polar bears on it. really really imaginative science students tend to just draw a round planet, not very much imagery. describe its gravity and other factors. and the humanities students may just splashes of color and in the beginning they just used words and then they raised it because it was sort of an art project, not words, but go to the next slide. the thing that's interesting is verbal thinkers, where i taught down they tend to over. i get questions all the time. how do you teach autistic kids? well, i need to know if we got a little at three years old and we got on a kid that's super good at math. maybe needs to be moved ahead in math. i need to more information and both the object visualizations and the mathematicians are bottom up. i get my concepts with specific examples and put them like

of differents things. include being kids interested in computer science and finance. there are differents facets. i wonder if should do think more about men not high school but college students that might be interested. and involved in the other pers of the business. you dent need to it is a suggestion. and but thank you for all the work and it is xoiting to see one of these in our schedule. >> you know. it is a bright spot for sour in our day. >> commissioner ajami this is one facet of our program. we have interns for colleges a number of disciplines we recruit this is one. i just to follow up, it is something we take seriously and appreciate that. i wanted to give you all the confidence this is something we look at in other area this is is one grant with one type. gi recognize that. we had conversations about the other internship i don't want to say they are not helping i'm saying you know i like for the kids it see a broad range of things that happen here and excite them about the what lies ahead. >> so. >> may be that is an opportunity for us to have an idea of all the intern projects zee going on. and all of the fields they cover. and what schools w

it sounded like the words of a high school chemistry student, as opposed to a sophisticated laboratory scientists who'd really admit to new sciencebut i might not have done anything about it. if it weren't for the fact that my source was now coming to me with this tip he said. there's laboratory director who had just left their nose on pretty bad terms because he had become increasingly concerned about the practices that he had witnessed there. my ears definitely picked up at that. and so i made contact. when i got him on the phone after trying him a few times he was terrified. he was being hounded by the law firm of famous lawyer david boies. one of their noses. strokes of genius was to hire david boies and also give him stock in the company. i mean, this is a lion of the legal industry, arguably the most well known lawyer in america who had represented al gore and the presidential recount in 2000 before that one case on behalf of the justice department against microsoft and had shred bill gates during 20 hours of deposition. and he would later become famous as legal muscle for harvey weinstein and his attempt to silence accuser

district, and it is two courses we teach at mission high school introduction to fire science and fire prevention,b and lieutenant anderson is one of the main play ers in the curriculum for that program and that's-the concept of reaching a tipping point, it took a while to get to a tipping point. we are over that now. it turned out to be a very successful program. >> okay. i appreciate you bringing this up because in my mind in terms of longevity, exposer i to the department and growth historically as well, i know about mission campus. high school-i have seen the students. i know about the successes of the emt programs by firefighters. i know that there's some kind of connection, dean, if you will, if a student from the high school that is-the emt program represents community based as well. talking coverage as it move tuesday the community college and it next step will be the fire reserves and then our department. that's the kind of path that i look at in terms of how we get the interest. my biggest question is san francisco police department are 4 to 5, 600 members down. the fire service is the same and i asked what that meant and

science of shapes, the mathematics of shapes, those are that's important to surveying. but he was also learning trigonometry. i don't know how many people took trigonometry in high school or college, but it's it's signs cosine is tangent sequence. i mean, the inverse of all of those things, it's as, you know, figuring out angles. it's it's it's you think it'd be it'd be it's fairly simple. there's only so many angles, right? it's actually quite complicated. and he was learning all of that. but there was also much, much more that he was learning and that those books. so he when it comes to mathematics, he was way ahead of his peers when it came to mathematics and this of course, was long before he studied and nearly mastered the six books of euclid's geometry. euclid's elements, which i also went through. and there's some complicated stuff in there now. i'm you know, i was scientist, but i was an environmental scientist, not mathematician. so a lot of that stuff is out of my league. but you know, lincoln was was learning all this stuff, so he's gaining this knowledge. he's gaining some science knowledge and ecology some hydrology. i'm not quite sure where he picked up t