that's why i am proposing that we allow community colleges to offer 4-year baccalaureate degrees for in demand career paths. nursing, advancement of fracturing, early childhood education and beyond. with lower tuition rates at a greater presence across the state especially in rural areas, community colleges provide the flexibility and affordability the students need. this is a consumer-driven, student-centered proposal that will help fill the needs of regional employers in high needs sectors and create a pathway to a stable, quality jobs for more illinoisans. this is my seventh state of the state address. i have come before you to present a budget in good years, and in bad. in years of crisis in the years of relative stability. there is a whole industry of x-date valley acres in the state and around the country who make a profession out of rhetorically tearing down illinois and suggesting that if we would just enact one of their magic fixes, that we would never face another difficult budget year. but there is one thing i have learned as governor, there are no magic fixes. each year t

that's why i am proposing that we allow community colleges to offer 4-year baccalaureate degrees for in demand career paths. nursing, advancement of fracturing, early childhood education and beyond. with lower tuition rates at a greater presence across the state especially in rural areas, community colleges provide the flexibility and affordability the students need. this is a consumer-driven, student-centered proposal that will help fill the needs of regional employers in high needs sectors and create a pathway to a stable, quality jobs for more illinoisans. this is my seventh state of the state address. i have come before you to present a budget in good years, and in bad. in years of crisis in the years of relative stability. there is a whole industry of x-date valley acres in the state and around the country who make a profession out of rhetorically tearing down illinois and suggesting that if we would just enact one of their magic fixes, that we would never face another difficult budget year. but there is one thing i have learned as governor, there are no magic fixes. each year t

i am a community college professor and the proud father of five children. i hope they can hear my voice is because i can hear yours today. i want to stress three things when you talk about public education and higher ed. think about it being a public good. this is an effort by the enemies of public education to turn it into a private select piece for others, not everyone. we need public education. we need a public good. one of the first ways they do that is attack it through accessibility. they want to make it unaffordable. they want to make this something that you cannot send anybody to go to. we don't believe in that. we think it belongs to everybody. it should be accessible to everyone. if you look at the nih discussions about benefits and arbitrary stops to grants and funding, that will not put the end of college university, just the end of people that can afford to go to college university. students will pay that going through private predatory loans that they will then saddle their futures with. we are not making public education better by denying acc

he said you should have gone to community college. i'm not suggesting that you aren't smart enough to go to the university of maryland. you can go to community college because you haven't had a grade since when -- you can prove that you're as smart as then it would be much easier to transfer to to the university of maryland. i did that. got a full tuition to the community college and i full tuition to the university of maryland. i was the commencement speaker. i said 12 years ago nearly to this date when an honorable judge sentenced me to nine years prison, nobody expected to find me hear addressing my peers, our families, our professors as a graduate of the university of maryland. and my life really has had two transaction. i had be a perpetual students. i have so many college degrees. i have so many degrees more than felonies. i feel safist in academic institutions. it's been challenging to find the work that i wanted. i had to go back to college either to get more skills or to get more student loans to help support me and my family

a new bill in the state assembly would expand fee waivers for community college students to part time students, so right now, only full time students can benefit from the california college promise program. the bill would waive fees for part time students for up to two academic years. officials say nearly two thirds of the state's 1.9 million community college students are considered part time. the bill was introduced by silicon valley assembly member patrick aaron. oakland city union workers who have received layoff notices held a rally at city hall today. they say job cuts will have a harmful impact on public services. >> save our services, save our services. save our services. save our services. >> employee labor unions say about 75 layoff notices were sent to employees effective at the end of this month, and more are expected. the cuts are part of the city's budget shortfall affecting workers from city departments, including public works. one union employee said the city is balancing the budget on the backs of workers. >> that's all we want to do is do our work and not have to wor

the bbc goes undercover, the sims turn 25 and a dream comes true. killed in a shooting at a community collegehe dead and that he acted alone. here in the uk, tributes are flowing for 15—year—old yesterday. of his murder. some other stories now. consultant who has been offering potentially from ricky sawyer. if that makes you feel nostalgic, well, you're in luck. whether you take good care of your sims or you are more to know the original game is being rereleased. he visited barbara's care home for her 76th birthday. two time grand slam champion announces her retirement. all roads in the nfl leads to new 0rlea ns with super bowl 59 taking centre stage this sunday. and as premier league clubs spend $160 million in the winter transfer window — mikel arteta says he's disappointed arsenal welcome along to the programme. let's start with the news that former tennis world number one simona halep has announced her retirement following country of romania.

community college 15%. those are real results. they never would have considered training after high school. many of the students support industries that help us keep up construction and technicians, plumbers, welders and electricians and a host of protections five keeping promises plan increases capacity. he fast-track career, one major take away historic presidential election. president trump himself said we must embrace new and effective job training. we will welcome the opportunity to structure innovative effective training like idaho's launch across the nation. [applause] there's no doubt idaho is on a roll. even elon musk posted on social media three times. president trump's new department of government efficiency is looking to idaho for the blueprint on how to cut red tape, stimulate economic growth and streamline government. ready to partner with the trump administration. the least related date in the country this year and in the coming weeks i will highlight government and brand-new ideas reducing government's footprint in

officials say nearly two thirds of the state's 1.9 million community college students are considered part time. the bill was introduced by silicon valley assembly member patrick ahrens as the bay area rain has hit once again with rain, parts of southern california bracing for the wet weather as well, and the possibility of landslides in those burn scars in the recent wildfires. washington state residents also taking matters into their own hands, getting more backyard chickens as eggs are getting more expensive in stores and bird flu becomes more of a problem and a major redevelopment. coming to the stanford shopping center, we take a closer look at the new additions goin to be for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. i'm not happy with the way t

and i know we talked about the average age of a community college entrance is 27 years old. sometimes, people are looking to upscale or get another certificate so they can stay in the communities where they are raising their families. that is their investment. i look forward to making this wholeheartedly a pillar of the department of labor. workforce investment. sen. marshall: more flexibility on the pell grant's. ms. chavez-deremer: we did that for young pilots. it was important. sen. marshall: how can you better work with state agencies? ms. chavez-deremer: often the department of labor and the federal state partnership is key. sometimes it is forgotten. i think that one of the areas where we can look together is unemployment insurance. it was talked about over the last several years and how we can be a better federal partner given the tools they need, the state partners, to develop their workforces and make sure that they have people that want to stay in the workforce and not pick up and leave it. and invite people back. so many people have left the workforce. even though

specifically and if working with our community colleges are local technical colleges, they have the certificates so that we have that workforce in the communities think that information from her businesses michaela backin into integrate r art students in order to do that but i look forward to working out a bipartisan level to really fortify thoseel apprenticeship programs so we can have a skilled workforce. >> why would look forward to working a bipartisan way on that one of the things you can do is to pass bipartisan bicameral reauthorization that the workforce innovation and opportunity act to bee agreed o last concourse so that's an important when we could move forward. with 2.6 million workplace injuries and illnesses reported annually, we have to do more to protect the health and safety of our workers pretty at the worker still have to fight for commonsense protections like air conditioning for delivery drivers during the scorching heat of summer, and probably sitting protective equipment from construction workers and if confirmed, how would you coordinate and prioritize work for safety acr

not only can your kids go to high school and take courses at a nearby community college and get credits toward an advanced degree, but we have programs like career innovation pathways, where they can be on their way to learning skills and to working while gaining academic coursework achievement in our public high schools. we want that for all of our kids across the state. i talk about kids like harris who are thriving. that is what we want for all of our young people. so let's also talk about the kids who aren't thriving. students are struggling, there are pressures and challenges that we never had to deal with when we were growing up. when our sons and daughters are in crisis, they need help right away. no one, especially a child should such should it sit for hours or days in a waiting room waiting for mental health care. we opened up 31 community behavioral health centers across the state. and you know what, they are working. they are there, providing 24-hour, dedicated crisis care. they've made a difference, helping more than 30,000 young people so far, and we'll keep supporting that

but first tonight, police say around ten people have been killed in a shooting at a community colleges are flowing for 15—year—old he was stabbed to death at a school in sheffield yesterday. lad. of his murder. the bbc went undercover to investigate a beauty consultant who has been offering potentially dangerous cosmetic procedures. one of them was rushed to hospital with sepsis. my legs did not move properly. and happy 25th birthday to the sims. in luck. and prancer was all about making that happen. bowing out from tennis — and former world number one, simona halep announces her retirement. all roads in the nfl leads to new 0rlea ns didn't secure any players. let's start with the news that former tennis world number one a first—round defeat at the wta tournament in her home country of romania. lucia bronzetti.

so like for community colleges in north carolina specifically, like some like the tuition charge for these under documented students is essentially the same. what they would charge it international student going to this community college so they're upwards of like 11,000 $12,000 a semester or for community colleges in some cases versus just 1000 if they weren't in-state, if they were considered an in-state resident, which the majority of them are. and then when that applies to just the universities in general, just crazy amounts of money and part of my paper is at how a lot of undocumented students like once they reach 11th grade in high school either drop out or they just bail out or stop trying. a lot of them get to that point and realize that like while their are looking at colleges and planning their future, they are really by these financial barriers to their education and because of these laws. yeah. thank you. thank you for that and thank for bringing that to the north carolina context. i'm glad you're doing that for your project. yeah. so action was really interesting for tha

and our university and community colleges are ready to take the challenge. [applause] >> dean crane, i think we want to see more of you than hiding behind a pillar. finally, there's been much said about-- and promised on this year's election. the eyes of our citizens and the nation are upon us. the responsibility of actually governing rests solely upon our shoulders. there will always be differences between the legislative and executive branch and that's natural. that's our system of checks and balances. our founding fathers spoke eloquently of the temptation of one branch to usurp the other. and their design, our constitution relies on competition between those branches to keep each of them in their places. we are heirs to their wisdom, but here in wyoming i know we can work together, to you, the people of wyoming, i pledge to continue to protect your rights, to core industries, our way of life, as well as the way of the rights of our families and their security, both financial and physical. and now and for our children, and grandchildren, in the words of t

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communities. his advocating career, kenny is board certified in health care management and a fellow of the american college of health care executives. and community health centers executives fellow. he holds memberships with the national medical association, the national association of health services executives, the american public health association, and kampala if a cyophoria ternial. it showcases minimum wagement. furthermore, he also serves on the boards of directors of the omaha chamber of commerce, the nebraska methodist college, the health center association of nebraska, heartland community health network, the bridge family resource connector network, and nebraska department of health and human services medicaid advisory committee. it's crystal clear he's not just a professional of the highest caliber, but great community leader who exemplifies service and make ago commitment and make ago difference in our communities. his accomplishments include the university of nebraska at omaha young alumni achievement award. university of nebraska omaha college of public affairs and community service annual aw

police in sweden say around ten people have been killed in a shooting at a community college.ed attacker is among the dead. the shooting happened in the city of orebro, around 125 miles west of the capital stockholm. students and staff were kept inside the buildings at the site, which houses a number of schools for adults and children. we are still sweden's history. we are still looking for many answers. do looking for many answers. i do not have answers for you not have those answers for you now either stop but will now either stop but there will be a time we know what "i "h;;'w'i£'c'§u'la"' " ' hgeegsé be? it 55525 and the hgeegsé i155; it 555.155 and the motives have by someone overlooking the school during the attack it is upsetting. take a it local;etting. take a ’ it localjournalist |ke a ’ it local journalist spoke ’ it localjournalist spoke to us about how the city and others are reacting. fix, about how the city and others are reacting-— are reacting. a police chief was telling _ are reacting. a police chief was telling more _ 77 actually wounded and actually telling a

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scammers often use fake ids to apply to community colleges.pply for financial aid. then they take the money and run. but community college leaders say they are taking several new steps to fight this problem, and they include using high tech equipment that can recognize phony student applications. the community colleges have established multi-factor authentication for online student accounts, and they are checking the records of all types of fraud cases from california and beyond. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau takes to social media to gloat following his country's victory against the u.s. in ice hockey. president trudeau to president trudeau, that is, took a jab at president trump by posting on his official x account, you can't take our country and you can't take our game. for weeks, president trump has threatened canadian tariffs and suggested canada become the 51st state in our country. canada beat the u.s. in boston last night, 3 to 2 in overtime to win the four nations face off, a mini tournament featuring canada, the u.s, finla

. >> police in sweden say around 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a community college.cted attacker is among the dead. the swedish prime minister said it is the worst mass in sweden's history. the shooting happened in the city of -- around 120 five miles west of the capital, stockholm. students and staff were kept inside the buildings which houses a number of schools for adults and children. police don't know the motives, but think the attacker acted alone. >> there has been a shooting, she says. as more bullets ring out. inside the school, people take refuge under their desks. it was lunch time when the gunman opened fire. his target, a college for adult learners in central sweden. we have an ongoing series -- serious situation, adding that they were working at full capacity with little information to go on. dozens of armed police teams and ambulances came to the site. other schools nearby at a restaurant were sealed off. officials later updated what they knew so far. >> the school was immediately put in lockdown. we noticed smoke developing in the premises. several in

freedom center and peralta community college. protesters say they're upset with jeffries, who became the house top, top house democrat in 2023. they accuse him of not fighting hard enough against president trump and his administration's actions, such as layoffs, funding cuts and executive orders on immigration. we will have much more on the minority leader's visit coming up tonight on the news at ten. a sunnyvale officer will not face criminal charges after shooting and killing a 19 year-old man experiencing a mental health crisis. the santa clara district attorney announced today that the officer acted lawfully. despite that decision, the teen's family is still pursuing legal action against the city. as ktvu henry lee shows us, their attorney believes the officer chose deadly force as the first option instead of the last. >> i'm telling you, stop right now. i'm going to shoot you if you don't stop. stop right there. >> an officer with the sunnyvale department of public safety will not face criminal charges for fatally shooting 1

then recipients at california community colleges prior to the pandemic.berkeley students got an average of $161 a month. now they get average of $245 a month community college students in california went from getting about 123 a month, too. $303 a month. today the oakland city council vote on renaming a street in honor of a's legend ricky henderson. it's at the intersection of broadway and 51st. they call it ricky henderson way and also declared today, february 4th, rickey henderson day in honor of his number. 24, that intersection was selected by the henderson family to honor ricky's time at oakland tech high school where he was named california state baseball player of the year in 1976. >> well, another sporting news nba all-star weekend is coming to san francisco next week, as we know. and next wednesday, warriors legend rick perry is going to be getting a deputy star from sheriff paul miyamoto. deputies stars are given out to recognize people for their support of public safety. well, rick barry, as many know, accomplished many things in his hall of fa

peralta community college district governs laney and merritt colleges, berkeley city college, and the college of alameda. the district faces a $13.5 million budget gap because the state is freezing funds at districts with declining enrollments. about 32,000 students attend the four campuses, many part time. that's about 34% fewer than in 2018. >> and the san francisco unified school district is also preparing for big cuts. our media partners at the san francisco standard report school staff and administrators jobs are at risk. superintendent maria su is expected to lay out a detailed plan for the possible cuts on tuesday. the cuts would take place instead of school closures. the district says it needs to eliminate 535 jobs to save $114 million. >> still ahead. the rain is gone in time for the weekend. wow, look at this live. look outside at the conditions. that is spectacular. we're going to check in with abc seven news weather anchor yeah. yeah. people are cleaning up, starting to rebuild or walking away from all that was lost. >> abc seven news reporter sid garcia has the details. >

we've got an educated workforce and our own community college. we've been working on getting even more diversity and more inclusion in the city. we've got a lot of people coming from other cities in the bay area that just make it more and more welcoming and diverse, and just it's a great city to live in. sure, we have a couple people here at nbc who commute from brentwood, and they say the same thing. have you spoken to many? you've spoken to many people in your in your town, which i know you have. do they are they sick of it or are they cool with it? you know, people get tired of it. we have been working on trying to improve our our work, our excuse me, our job and house balance. it's out of balance right now. so we've got an innovation center. we're trying to bring in some good corporate businesses to employ our, you know, our residents a little bit more. we've got we've made some headway here. but we do have some work to do for sure. i just commuted today and it took almost an hour for me to get home from pleasant hill.l. yeah, it's a thing. i

when i got to the fire department, i didn't have a college degree, and in order to teach at a community colleged a college degree, so quhile i while working as a firefighter i got my degree from saint mary college so i got a bachelor degree. i teach firefighter 1 and 2 curriculum for the program at the college. after i promoted to lieutenant, then i applied to be a instructor down at the training academy because i always loved to teach. my past experience is really helpful in terms of how i'm able to break down information and pass it alodge to brand new firefighters. so, for myself, i didn't know very many people of color who worked in the san francisco fire department. as african american working in this department i always felt a obligation to be that example, to provide a roadmap for folks who look like me, who come from communities that i came from to make sure they have the same opportunities. now as a san francisco firefighter i can tell you if you work hard, you get along with people, you will be welcomed into this department but we can also do a better job of representation. to me as a

. >> reporter: the bicycle mechanic program is funded with grants through california community collegesnia work force development board and the cupertino rotary. it takes a village. >> how many people has he helped so far? >> reporter: right now there's ten people in the program. and they will be able to start their own business if they want to. >> that's amazing. all right, thanks, sharon. if you want to nominate a local hero for a cbs news bay area icon award, go to kpix.com/icon. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the warriors making a major move less than 24 hours before the trade deadline. the all-star on his way to the bay and who the dubs are giving up in the deal. vern will have the details. >>> traveling to san francisco may soon become more difficult. we'll hear from a public transit writer concerned about muni's proposed service cuts. >> this is my lifeline to equality of existence. >>> and president trump moves to ban transgender athletes from women sports. why opponents say the president is manufacturing a problem that's not there. >>> plus meet the scientist tracking the

to prepare youngsters for technical institute, both the private institutions and within the community colleges. program to begin to be 11, create 12th grade and to higher education. >> all right. ahead of their time. pretty cool. that's all the time we have for kron. 4 news at 6 prieta being with good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: best friend's shark attack. they were having blast on an island getaway. steak at the top of my foot was shredded. >> i thought that with it and i was going to die. >> announcer: then, the

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that we have the interest on the r c, a community college over one that the culture and the run the language. actually we have a senior community and so so the wisdom you've done, but this is not the 4th of the season. on the 4th of the one that is affordable, the colonial part was that decided that the 19101911 in brussels, artificially drilled the borders between uganda, dwanda and d r c. and then we have on the other side of the border of people over one done so to on the heritage. but while in the sullivan uganda, that community was for the integrated and for citizens eastern new york. that's one that was another kid. so there was never organize all of the committees that were marginalized, a persecuted against, and the victims as we speak of overhead speech. so now to solve this problem, there is a need for a battle, as i was saying, shortly, direct thoughts between the us, the government, and that moment, you know that to find a solution was on for, to the grievances of these community. and to west africa. now as precise dodge energy died, shell announces yet another all those spill in

as the chair of the criminal justice program at erie community college, he taught and mentored countless young officers instilling in them the importance of compassion, integrity, and professionalism. he believed in learning through experience. bill brought students on sleepouts to hear from people living on the streets about their experience and their challenges, teaching them about the human side of law enforcement. bill wanted his students to see, feel, and understand the world of the vulnerable, ensuring they would serve with empathy and awareness. aside from teaching our young people, bill also taught seniors at the polish community center how to protect themselves from fraud and other harm. outside of the classroom, bill was an accomplished athlete and a star pitcher at bishop timeet high school. he earned respect and accolades on every field and court he played on. later in life he shared his love of sports by coaching young athletes, earning the 2000 coach of the year award for his dedication and he would go on to be recognized in the western new york baseball hall of fame. a dev

work inside this university, a total of 5 hundreds of schools and universities and colleges community colleges were all destroyed by does really monetary depriving 10001000 of palestinians from proper access to education and building a better future for their life. hey, my, from what i was here from the education a compound in gaza, city palestine as well. it was been catastrophic. for children leaving tens of thousands opened or separated from their families. i'll just say it was every mile heli visited the amount of orphanage in kansas city. that's home to many of them. these, the children have seen their homes destroyed and their parents kills. and or if anything goes on with very few resources, list of stories, what evil environments is, it's trying to help them hold on to life. the end of the war has left behind a large number of orphan children. statistics suggest more than $30000.00 boy and girl or friends among them. $4700.00 children, we would lost both parents. they were the only survivors of their families. a boy now offer witnessing violence, losing family members, or enduring repl

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work inside this university, a total of 5 hundreds of schools and universities and colleges community colleges were all destroyed by does really monetary depriving 10001000 of palestinians from proper access to education and building a better future for their life. a, hey, am i from what i was just the from the educational component garza city palestine. the ukraine's president has his back. it's scathing criticism from donald trump saying that success. but keith would also be in the interests of the us and of writing cold. below them is lensky edge international units. he's saying that piece brings us together. his comments come off, the trump rounded him a dictator who was responsible for closing the war in the 1st place. we stream on need snow, none of us. we stand strong on our 2 feet of a line, ukrainian unity, i know ukrainian coverage on our relations with putting this on the european solidarity and on americas pragmatism because american need success just as much as we do. success brings us together. our unity is the strongest safeguard of our future, a future not with putin, but with

work inside this university, a total of 5 hundreds of schools and universities and colleges community colleges were all destroyed by does really mandatory depriving 10001000 of palestinians from proper access to education and building a better future for their life. hey my, from what i was here from the education a compound in gaza city, palestine. the units that y'all has become south korea's for a sitting president to face a criminal trial. the 64 year old was arrested last month for interaction after briefly, imposing martial union could be sentenced to life in prison or even face the death penalty of trial could last for more than 2 weeks from abroad. jones as live now from the south korean capital. so uh, so you and set you on his dental facing this criminal trial run as well. so that happening in court today. then that's right. this 1st preparatory hearing has in fact, just wrapped up the 2 sides to be mapping out how this case will play out. another prepared to preparatory hearing has been scheduled for next month, but the prosecution has been presenting what will be its evidence saying