e at the academic school. but nevertheless , i do not consider my academic education superfluous.ry grateful to my teacher for him. culture, history , architecture, all of this was collected by this project in the nineteenth century in the role of a man, of course, golovany, how everything is over. not vice versa. about the love of the hormone, especially the number one acceleration of this legend hit the bottom of the valley details. yakim has been toiling for hundreds of years, and today the most bodai, chiseled and rare for the belarusian speech of storkness is potatoes on the central bay construction. here they are lined up, everyone in the 4th column has machine guns pointed to shoot . belarus 24 tv channel presents a new documentary journalistic cycle in which history is without distortion and fiction. you will see for the first time published german documents in the military chronicle and materials of investigative cases on the crimes of the nazis against the belarusian people , hundreds of previously unknown settlements have been identified. subjected to destruction, inclu

this is just the latest instance of anti-semitism on the school's campus this academic year school strongly condemning action and asking for anyone with more information to please step forward. well, san jose's fire chief is calling on the city manager to take disciplinary action against those involved in a strip club scandal. this happened about 5 months back. the incident took place last year on october. 5th, right outside the pink poodle, adult entertainment club on south bascom avenue video shared on social media show a woman wearing a bikini coming out of a fire engine park outside the club. an investigation found that the firefighters actions violated specific policies, procedures rules and regulations sales. a fire department fire chief robert sabian junior suggested that the city manager take disciplinary action against those involved in that scandal. names of the employees involved will remain confidential. the chiefs aping says the department will be re enforcing standards of conduct across the organization. starting with all senior officers. coming up on the kron 4 morning news a

this is just the latest instance of antisemitism on the school campus. this academic year. the school is strongly condemning the action in asking for anyone who has more information to come forward. san jose fire chief is calling on the city manager to take disciplinary action against those involved in a strip club scandal. 5 months ago, the incident happened last october outside the pink poodle, adult entertainment club. a video shared on social media account shows a woman in a bikini climbing out of a fire truck parked right outside the strip club investigation found the firefighters actions violated department policies. sounds a fire chief robert champion junior has asked the city manager to take action against those firefighters. the names of the employees involved are being kept confidential. >> members of the california women's caucus introduced new bills which they say will expand access to reproductive health care. what's included in that legislation? members of the california women's caucus and other leaders announcing bills today was they say will expand access to

cultural issues are a distraction from what should be happening at school, which is academic obstruction. you are not alone. there should be a privatization of academics. children should be in school and learning from teachers who are committed to addressing their needs. if they are not addressing the needs, i -- parents should have the option to send them elsewhere. host: you said something about florida. let me tell you about florida. it is so pitiful. they cannot get qualified teachers. they're having to take ex military to teach the kids. that is ridiculous. you guys have run all of the teachers off.

cultural issues are a distraction from what should be happening at school, which is academic obstruction. you are not alone. there should be a privatization of academics. children should be in school and learning from teachers who are committed to addressing their needs. if they are not addressing the needs, i -- parents should have the option to send them elsewhere. host: you said something about florida. let me tell you about florida. it is so pitiful. they cannot get qualified teachers. they're having to take ex military to teach the kids. that is ridiculous. you guys have run all of the teachers off. guest: i grew up in public schools k-12, orange county public schools and my friends and family still live there. i am committed to ensuring that public schools as well as school choice options are thriving in the state. the collar brought up teachers and in the classroom, that is an important topic that we really need to be honest about when teachers, when you sit down with teachers, when teachers are surveyed, they will tell you they are leaving because of discipline issues in the clas

just qualified personnel, but to form the team that will be fully able to work back to school in the next academicls will have a second compulsory element of clothing. and are there any recommendations on what kind of element it should be? it should be noted that there is no innovation here and there is also no element of surprise. why? because u in our country, u adopted state school standards used mandatory attention, mandatory use of business dress code in institutions in the secondary education society, including uniform elements of school uniforms. last year. we have each the school has chosen its single element. it could be an emblem. it could be a tie, it could be jelly. well, already last year we talked about the fact that this would be a progressive movement forward and the introduction of the second element of the school uniform this year - this is absolutely. uh, a normal harmonious addition to an already selected element. speaking about what element it will be, already in november last year, absolutely all schools conducted a survey among students and legal representatives of parents.

high school for math, science and technology, the teacher cadet program is a high school course which encourages academically talented high school students. to consider teaching as a career. mckenna always wanted to be a teacher, as she said, quote, my mom was a lot of inspiration for my journey. i enjoy seeing students make connections with their life and what they are learning in the school. also, the aha moment, when they truly understand the concept. my first year is going on awesome, i could not have been more blessed with the community i chose. these students are bright, and always begin the day with a surprise. i learn more as a teacher and a person every day. this career and opportunity with the students fulfills my life and more than one way. and of quote. mckenna and her mom are here with us tonight, ladies, will you please stand to be recognized? [applause] >> placing unarmed certified school resource officer known as -- at every school in every county all day every day has been one of my top priorities. at my request, the general assembly began funding a grant program administrated by the departm

the teacher cadet program is a high school course which encourages academically talented high schoolts to consider teaching as a career. mykenna always wanted to be a teacher. as she said, Âmy mom was a lot of inspiration for my journey.... i enjoy seeing students make connections with their life and what they are learning in school, but also the "ah-ha" moment when they truly understand a concept. my first year is going awesome and i could not have been more blessed with the community i chose. these students are bright and always begin the day with a surprise. i learn more as a teacher and person every day. this career and opportunity with the students fulfill my life in more than one way. mykenna and her mother are here with us tonight. ladies, please stand and be recognized. placing an armed, certified school resource officer, known as an sro - in every school, in every county, all day, every day, has been one of my top priorities. at my request, the general assembly began funding a grant program administered by the department of public safety (dps) to provide school districts wit

but this is just the latest instance of antisemitism on the school's campus this academic year. there have been others. the school is strongly condemning the action and asking anyone with more information to come forward. >> in the north bay, the catholic diocese of santa rosa filed for bankruptcy today following a string of abuse lawsuit. the move automatically freezes all lawsuits so that they can be settled through federal bankruptcy court. the bishop announced the decision friday saying that he had no other choice given the staggering number of claims and just not enough financial resources. the diocese faces more than 200 new legal claims over childhood abuse. the bishop says the diocese faced similar cases back in 2003, the church sole property and borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims on top of another 19 million dollars in insurance payouts. president biden is in san diego right now. he's in california to announce an historic partnership with the u.s. australia and the united kingdom. the president landed at north island naval air station earlier today. >> r

and this is just the latest instance of antisemitism on the school's campus this academic year. the school is strongly condemning the action in asking for anyone with more information to come forward. more than 200 people aboard a bart train were stranded for over an hour when a section of rail became de energized. it happened just after 8 o'clock last night on the berryessa line near fruitvale station. bart says a power substation had an issue that caused the track to become de energized. that caused a train that was on the section of the rail to become stranded. crews worked to re energize the rail while another train off board the passengers after about 80 minutes, the incident was resolved. still not clear tonight whether was to blame for this issue. developing news tonight, mexico's president slamming some republican lawmakers to propose sending u.s. troops into the country to combat the cartels. he's even going as far as starting an information campaign telling mexicans and hispanics in the u.s. to not vote for republicans. if that plan was to move forward. evan lambert has

and this is now the latest instance of antisemitism on the school's campus. this academic year. the school is strongly condemning this action and asking for anyone with any information to come forward. happening tomorrow, president joe biden arrives in southern california. the president will be visiting san diego and meeting with the prime ministers of the united kingdom and australia. then tuesday, the president travels to monterey park where a mass shooting at a dance hall in january killed 11 people. the president is expected to continue his talks about the hope for a a federal ban on assault weapons. later make a similar pitch during a stop in las vegas. the site of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history 5 years ago. coming up, we're going to be talking with an expert about the fallout from the collapse of the silicon valley bank. and what today's big announcement means for the attack and banking industries. >> as a whole. but first, we're going to be looking at the snowy conditions up in the sierra this weekend. rodriguez sierra this weekend. rodriguez is got your forec

but this is just the latest incident instance of antisemitism on the school's campus this academic yearhool is strongly condemning the action, asking anyone with more information to come forward. in the north bay, the catholic diocese of santa rosa filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy today following a string of abuse lawsuits. the move will automatically freeze all lawsuits so they can be settled through federal bankruptcy court. the bishop announced this decision on friday saying he had no other choice giving the staggering number of claims and not enough financial resources. the diocese faces more than 200 new legal claims over child abuse. the bishop says the diocese face similar cases in 2003 and the church then sold property and borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims on top of another 19 million dollars insurance payouts. we're taking a live look outside right now across the san mateo bridge, hoping to get a little bit of sunshine in today. so we can dry out before this next storm system comes in. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with our forecast, another atmospheric ri

tonight the school board expected to vote on the adoption of next school year's academic calendar. summer the school board added -- decided to add muslim holidays to the calendar. some noted it was unfair because the board -- because the school district doesn't recognize jewish holidays. some advocates plan to rally ahead of the meeting demanding the district add them or face a lawsuit. mark your calendars. the sound of german composer johan sebastian bach will echo through bart later this month for march 31 -- for march 1 to 31st it will welcome transition for it hasn't happened at bart stations in four years. it might be the most soothing vacation you can take in just 20 minutes. this new virtual walk is moving through a giant hawaiian garden with nearly 2800 varieties right from your laptop. just go to merwin conservancy.org. next at, preparing for more rain. residents across the bay area concerned about upcoming storms and potential damage that could come with it. and more meta layoffs. how soon thousands of workers could lose their job. as we had to break, a live look outside.

and assistant principal tyler all born are on leave through the end of the academic year. schooloard trustee laurie fong will serve as an interim principal. she previously served as the school's principal from 2006 to 2016 earlier this month, police say, a 15 year old student stabbed 2 16 year old students, and one of them died from their injuries. there has already been another on campus incident since that deadly stabbing. police say they arrested two students after they brought knives to campus on friday. police say the school sent the students home but failed to notify officers about the knives until 8 30 that night . police have now assigned an officer to patrol montgomery high school or whether this year is going to get more snow in the higher elevations. with this next storm, rolling in adding to the hundreds of inches the region has already received this season. and all that snow is actually becoming too much for a number of homes. this is video from truckee, where the ceiling has cracked from the weight of all the snowfall, the homeowner says the crack goes from wall to

principal adam paulson and assistant principal tyler, all born are on leave through the end of the academic year. school board trustee laurie fong will now serve as interim principles she previously served at the school's principal from 2006 to 16 earlier this month. police say 15 year old student stabbed 2 16 year old students, one of them died from their injuries. still ahead tonight. did you catch the mistake on the bay bridge? a week after the lights went dark they were back on. but the nonprofit in charge of those lights says that shouldn't have happened and a historic building badly damaged by an 85 ft tree in san francisco. can it be saved? that is the question for city officials as the next storm starts to move in, plus, no one expect to go to a skilled nursing facility and expect to be in danger from the shooting. what we're learning tonight about an attack on a partially paralyzed patient at an east it happened in the middle of the night over the weekend. oakland police are now looking for two men who ran from the scene. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live in the newsroom with more on the story

principal adam paulson and assistant principal tyler all born are on leave through the end of the academic year. schoolrd trustee laurie fong will serve as interim principal . she previously served as the school's principal from 2006 to 2016. earlier this month, police say a 15 year old student stabbed 2 16 year old students. one of them died from their injuries. a piece of san francisco history sustained major damage when an 85 ft eucalyptus tree crashed into it . the trocadero house in stern grove park dates back to the 18 nineties. ktvu is christian captain shows us the efforts to protect it when another big storm is on the way. crews in san francisco's stern grove worked to cover the gaping hole in the roof of the trocadero house with plywood and tarps before another round of storms soaked the city. this is what the damage looked like, just hours after an 85 ft eucalyptus crashed into the historic building early saturday morning. the historic building has a colorful history dating back to 18 92 hosting casinos and weddings, even serving as a hideout for a felony evading arrest. the department of bu

for propaganda purposes that the schools poured in, the growing population of their nazis in the press almost daily, and the heroism of people in preparation for the academicear, the soviet belarus for july 30, 1944 reported on the restoration of the khodorsk secondary school in the mogilev region, 117 cubic meters and measures examples, as well as constant control by the central committee of the party. from the memorandum of the people's commissar of enlightenment uralova for august 1944 addressed to ponomarenko regarding the insufficient work of party organizations, the collective farm of the village council of the district party committee would be ashamed if the visiting teacher had to look for a corner for firewood potatoes for the winter and notebooks and writing materials began to arrive from kazan with the help of the republic big fraternal assistance is provided by the rsfsr, which donated 500,000 russian textbooks on september 1 , 1944 , the first post-war academic year began in the liberated republic. in the building, but already in some part there is a classroom that could sit on an old, pre- war school desk painted by someone before the war. bu

graduate with a school in early childhood education and help fill our work needs, our need for child care workers especially. students like jim cunningham, who say while he struggled academically in high school, he is excelling in washington county community college. as a student in the workforce without college debt trying to become a power force technician, a certified -- margarita told her advisors that she had to drop out because she needed to earn more money to stay in school. free community colleges allowed her not only to stay in school, but to enroll instead of just picking up a course here or there when she had enough saved up. because of your initiative, maine community college experience record enrollment last year and now it students like these can spend less time worrying about how to save for college and more time earning a credential or degree that they need to succeed in maine's workforce. and we need them there. free community college is working. let's keep it for the next two years. [applause] >> my budget also includes 71 million dollars for the university of maine, the main community college system and maine maritime academy, which as foreign a half percent

school because of this initiative, tip will graduate with a degree in early childhood education and fill our need for more childcare workers especially. students like cunningham, struggled academically in high school, and at washington county community college and will enter the workforce without college debt, trained to become a small engine technician. students like margarita who, last year, told her advisor she has to drop out to earn more money to stay in school, free community college has allowed her not only to stay in the school but to enroll full time instead of just picking up a course here and there when she had enough saved up. because of your initiative, many community colleges experience record enrollment last year and now students like these can spend less time worrying how to pay for college and more time focused on earning the credential or degree they need to succeed in the workforce and we need them there. free community college is working, let's keep it up for another two years. [applause] >> my budget also includes $71 million for main community college system and maritime academy which is -- includes 4% across-the-board increase for operational costs along with

they have great sports teams and great academics at that school but i would think thl other spos teamsially at college level be saying, fellow, there's a curfew for a reason, we win the national championship, we come close, don't do stupid things. pull car keys and do some things to make sure this type of thing which is totally eventable happen again. mike: thank you for time and analysis. >> thanks. mike: houston man is speaking out about a shocking carjacking attempt that happened right in his own driveway. police in texas are now looking for two suspects who reportedly tried to steal the man's car at gunpoint before running away. christina coleman joins me now live with the details. hello, christina. christina: hello, mike, yes, the victim in this case says the suspects followed him home from a gas station, held him at gunpoint and demanded that he hand over keys to jeep. the attempted carjacking was caught on camera. >> give me the keys, bro. >> okay. >> right now. [inaudible] christina: scary stuff there. in broad daylight west of downtown houston. police released video on friday

to have an advanced academic or merit-based specialty school or opposing critical race theory if their lifelong democrat that transcends everything and they're willing to vote and that's not with all parents and they made it run out of time this week my thanks to lee zeldin and byron york i'll be back with commentary and inte >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack otter: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. we are setting fresh highs, we will ask the dean of valuation how to value stocks now. a high-tech revolution propping up for american farmers which companies are getting traction. before we begin, three things investors ought to be thinking about, stocks finished the week higher despite rising bond yields. tesla stock fell after elon musk failed to wow on investor day. what went wrong and where the company is headed now. vampire squid or cold fish? goldman sachs investor day crowd came away with more questions than answers. on "barron's roundtable," ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. th

today their now part academic institutions and part mental health institutions to the point where schoolsd handle this overload of students suffering with mental health conditions. joey: dante the, when you look at a lawsuit like this, what specific policies might social media companies have that could make them liable, that could point to, say, this is what you do that specifically makes teenagers react this way or go down this mental health spiral? >> so in this particular lawsuit, facebook is not included, but when facebook bought out instagram, what they're saying is they knew, hay had internal studies that said that instagram was harmful for young females, that it had harmful effects to the tear body image and the way they looked at themselves. but they bought that company out, and then they used that and they used advertising specifically to crease young females -- address young females and further this issue. so how do you show in a lawsuit that they knew that? they're going to look at internal documents, heir going to look at studies that these companies have done. but what these

one of the main tasks now is to rebuild almost 90 educational facilities for the new academic year. this is a school kindergartens, as well as the priazovskiy state technical university, which was almost completely destroyed by the all-union force, on the site there are many builders from the moscow region and also from st. petersburg , which was built almost from scratch by the multidisciplinary medical center, a report by evgenia davydova mariupol today one grandiose construction work is carried out by specialists from different regions countries. the governor of st. petersburg arrived to check the progress of work, and near the northern capital in mariupol there are several facilities complex in the primorsky district. here is a short time for us, if the destroyed building of the clinic erected several buildings, since we are sister cities and schools and kindergartens. uh, hospital polyclinics are standard in st. petersburg. therefore, both in our city and in mariupol, plus , of course, we need doctors to help specialists, we agreed that the first batch of doctors is working for us. here in pete

academic education costs nothing. those who finish school. in licenses from the football academy of the rfu a. there is no academic education. there, without a higher sports education, you can get this license. only passing well courses that do not last several series per year 3 5-7 days and then internships. it seems to me that only a person who works for a long time or gets an academic education and works with children can become a coach of the highest level. i premiered on football with denis kazansky tomorrow at the first i myself played for a long time. well, a long time ago. and i don't play. i am training that the maracanese have gone so high. it's just not about the moroccan national team, but because the coach worked there for a week without a year. he worked there for a month and a half. what is it all about says, this is really some kind of story, and it is piecemeal, that is, we should look at it as an exception or or there is something in it. it's a lot to know when the coach comes to the team. and he does not break anything, but

this is just the latest instance of antisemitism on the school's campus this academic year. there have been others. the school is strongly condemning the action in asking anyone with more information to come forward. >> san jose fire chief is calling on the city manager to take disciplinary action against those involved in a strip club scandal last october. officials say it happened outside the pink poodle. adult entertainment club on south bascom avenue video shared on social media showed a woman in a bikini climbing out of a fire truck parked outside that club. an investigation determined the firefighters actions violated department policies. san jose fire chief robert champion junior has asked the city manager to take disciplinary action against those firefighters. the names of the employees involved are being kept confidential. >> coming up tonight on kron 4 news today, why state lawmakers are urging californians to not panic after the closure of silicon valley bank. >> but first, it has been about 3 years now since the first covid cases in california. where do things sta

. >> reporter: there's more than 100 school shootings including coleges this academic year alone. >> b threat, always threatening to come shoot up the school, always something on lockdown. >> reporter: just last month, a student at the same school was shot and killed while sitting in a car outside of the building. which prompted a student walkout demanding stricter safety rules. >> today's denver's police chief said he will have officers back on campus when school resumes. the superintendent added to that saying that he wants officers on the campus of every high school. norah. >> norah: alan gionet, thank you. we do want to turn to a deadly storm slamming california bringing more rains and flooding and a possible tornado. the dangerous weather being blamed for at least five deaths and nearly 100,000 homes and businesses that are still without power. cbs's janet shamlian in the los angeles suburb. >> doors were flying off hinges and it was just unbelievable. >> reporter: in southern california, a funnel cloud shredded roofs off buildings east of l.a. >> it picked us up and through us a

to have an advanced academic or merit-based specialty school or opposing critical race theory if theirt transcends everything and they're willing to vote and that's not with all parents and they made it run out of time this week my thanks to lee zeldin and byron york i'll be back with commentary and inte >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs

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but social just mental problems, but social problems too, and very behind in terms of academic development at schoolsas just awful in my opinion. so you know, i may not like the way all these emails have been leaked . i may not have been leaked. i may not approve of it, but it is giving us some very powerful stories. and interestingly , yesterday i and interestingly, yesterday i read out a statement that had come from matt hancock and his team defending what had happened in the care homes, saying that telegraph hadn't quite got it right. was what the hancock right. that was what the hancock county say on this row county had to say on this row about closing the schools. we have not heard a word from matt hancock and his team. other than to they're going to wait for to say they're going to wait for the inquiry . what on earth is the inquiry. what on earth is that inquiry going to be? well, joining me now is catherine forster gavin , who's political forster gavin, who's political reporter . catherine, i can see, reporter. catherine, i can see, you know, from right across politics are media people saying

. >> vermont christian is a small private school that immerses academic courses in a biblical world viewt over transgender athletes. the governoring body for school sports banned the school from competing in future activity after they forfeited a tournament game against a team with a transgender player. the vermont principal association said the school's actions do not meet the expectation of the vpa's commitment to gender policy. she says canceling our membership is not a solution and does nothing to deal with the real issue of safety and fairness facing women sports in our beloved state. in the u.s. 18 states restrict transgender athletes, six states require students to participate in athletics based on their gender assigned at birth. >> you have to take a stand for what you know to be true. in the case of mid-vermont christian school, they decided they would rather protect and respect the young women in the school than play this game at a very high level in their state. >> mid-vermont christian school plans to appeal the decision and urging the state to reconsider policy and balance r

but social just mental problems, but social problems too, and very behind in terms of academic development at schools was just awful in my opinion. so you know, i may not like the way all these emails have been leaked . i may not have been leaked. i may not approve of it, but it is giving us some very powerful stories. and interestingly , yesterday i and interestingly, yesterday i read out a statement that had come from matt hancock and his team defending what had happened in the care homes, saying that telegraph hadn't quite got it right. was what the hancock right. that was what the hancock county say on this row county had to say on this row about closing the schools. we have not heard a word from matt hancock and his team. other than to they're going to wait for to say they're going to wait for the inquiry . what on earth is the inquiry. what on earth is that inquiry going to be? well, joining me now is catherine forster gavin , who's political forster gavin, who's political reporter . catherine, i can see, reporter. catherine, i can see, you know, from right across politics are media people sayi

studying it in schools, it's an academic exercise, all very well and good. but here, you see it. - are you still amazed by it? - yeah. - yeah. - i've never been here. this is a new paddling spot for me. there's still always more stuff. there's always more things to find and discover, and... yeah. it's so exciting. and that's why people like me, who come thinking they'd be here for six months, end up staying for years if not forever. - that's unique. - yeah. - and there's the rain again. - i told you. sucker hole. (john straley) subsistence, it means using the food that the world provides around you. here, on baranof, it means using the fish, using the deer, using the berries, using the seaweed. it's a profound way to think about food, and how to feed yourself, and how life comes into your life. (sophie fouron) how long have you been doing this? (brendan jones) i first came to alaska in 1997. you know, i'd go out with friends, and they would set skates and i was always kind of fascinated with it. i mean, there's such a culture of subsistence on the island bec

going forward, public schools would no longer be obligated to educate their communities undocumented children and the state would contribute no funds to support those children's academic futures. public schools left with a choice cover the costs themselves. charge tuition or exclude such students altogether. in the blistering summer heat of 1977, the tylers school board arguing that the city was on the precipice of becoming, quote, a haven for undocumented families, voted to charge tuition for every student who could not prove legal residents. $1,000 per child, roughly one fourth of most undocumented texans annual income. the city of tyler in, the eastern corner of texas, was founded in the mid 1800s, built by enslaved black americans and named for u.s. president who initiated the annexation of the lone star state. surrounded by vibrant blooms. it was a city that proudly proclaimed itself the rose capital of america, and it was here in 1969, where jose lopez found work tending rosebuds after crossing the southern border. within a few years, he sent for his wife and then for his children, who left their home in the small mexican city of copper and traveled hundreds of

they cherish in the classrooms more than once they will raise the dust to prepare for the academic year, this schools one of the largest in the crimea, 700 children from four simferopol villages will study here. this clock in the hallway is a rare analogue mechanism for interactive whiteboards. each of the forty classrooms has a computer zone and electrolytes for people with limited mobility are finishing building a kindergarten for 160 pupils. after its opening , the school will turn into an educational center, of course. i dreamed about this, yes, but they were dreams of dreams. and now when you come across that this is real, maybe, of course, you will understand that you have colossal opportunities hmm because you are given everything for work, sports, infrastructure here is competitive with specialized sports schools stadium with stands basketball and volleyball court tennis city treadmills workout zone. in the building itself there is a sports hall for gymnastics and a separate room for choreography in the water sports palace at the other end of simferopol, and there are only one smaller gym. b

academic education costs nothing. those who finish school. they must obtain licenses from the football academy of the rfu a. there is no academic education. there without higher sports education, you can get this license. only passing well courses that do not last several series per year 3 5-7 days and then internships. well , it seems to me, only a person who will work for a long time or get an academic education and work with children. he can become a coach of the highest level there. we discussed artyom dzyuba just played in the team of champions, he was the main striker there. superstar of st. petersburg and everything ends in six months. well i hope it's all for him will continue, but questions. and that all this is already the end of a career, they say, yes , he had all these moments. well, a lot of him there , the transition from spartak to that, then he went from spartak to tulun. yes, he did. yes, this, as it were, artyom is a separate story, and he will find himself this time too. if he wants to play that he is a player, but by natur

it's just the latest instance of anti-semitism on the stanford campus this academic year. the school is strongly condemning what happened. they're asking anybody has information to come forward. >> well, in the north bay, the catholic diocese of santa rosa plans to file for bankruptcy today following a string of abuse lawsuits. the move automatically freezes all lawsuits so that they can be settled through the federal bankruptcy court. the bishop announced the decision on friday saying that he had no other choice given the staggering number of claims and not enough financial resources. the diocese faces more than 200 new legal claims over childhood abuse. the bishop says the diocese face it face similar cases back in 2003, the church sold property and borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims on top of another 19 million dollars and insurance payouts them. what we are looking at a fairly calm day ahead of us. a few sprinkles here and there. but after the sun goes down tonight. >> that's when the rain is set to pick up and we will be seeing some heavy rain and strong winds t

officials announced wednesday they are taking over houston's nearly 200,000-student public school district, citing poor academic performance and mismanagement. it's one of the largest school takeovers ever in the u.s. and comes as an affront to state democrats and many families in houston, where 90% of the student body is of color, primarily black and latinx. it's the latest example of largely white and republican state officials across the u.s. trying to take control over majority-non-white cities. and in san francisco, the city's board of supervisors accepted recommendations for a reparations plan that would offer $5 million to each eligible african american resident, among other measures. it was just one of many steps on the way to making reparations a reality for black san franciscans but offered new hope for the movement, which regained traction following the 2020 uprising for racial justice. on tuesday, backers of the reparations plan spoke at the board hearing, including black police officer yulanda williams. >> when my parents migrated here from louisiana to san frcisco, it was for hope and a dream that

>> reporter: there have been more than 100 school shootings, including on college campuses this academicthere is always a bomb threat. there is always somebody threatening to come into school. there is always something where we're on lockdown. >> reporter: this month the same student was shot and killed in a car outside the school building, prompting a walkout to the colorado state capitol, demanding stricter safety rules. >> i'm not really sad or hurt by it because it's so normal at this point. >> reporter: today denver's police chief said he will have two officers back on campus when school resumes. the superintendent added to that, saying he wants officers on the campus of every high school. norah? >> alan gionet, thank you. >>> we do want to turn to a deadly storm that is slamming california, bringing heavy rains, more flooding and a possible tornado. the dangerous weather is being blamed for at least five deaths and nearly 100,000 homes and businesses are still without power. cbs' janet shamlian is in the los angeles suburb of montebello. >> reporter: doors were flying off hinges, a

resources to your students so that they can have what they need in order to improve their academic performance. in the schoolsstate of texas, in terms of financial resources, they are underfunded by $3,000 to $4,000 in comparison by the national average. the state is basically saying we're going to take you over, remove your elected leader and your superintendent, but the state is not saying we're going to be providing additional financial support or everything that you need. neither is the state saying we are promising you that every one of your schools will be performing above the required levels. >> state representative harold dus on the from houston argued the takeover was justified saying his amendment back in 2015 allowed for this to happen and he has no regrets. >> i served in the legislature myself for 27 years and i was there in 2015. the reality is right now, four years later that school is no longer underperforming. the question then becomes do you allow the state or is it appropriate or right or in the best interest of the students for the state to step in and take over 274 schools because of one