the university of virginia today has gone from an academical village to an academical city, a little academical city, with over 20,000 students, compared to many other significant universities, that is still relatively a medium-sized university. but it is quite big and sprawling today across much of what we would consider the west end of charlottesville. >> so we've seen monticello, we've driven through the downtown and now were here on the university grounds. thinking back on the city as a whole, you click here for 30 years. what would you like to see for the future? what is your dream for charlottesville. >> i know that charlottesville will continue to experience this tremendous growth which we are experiencing right now. a lot of new construction and development. great listsll those that you could make, best place to raise children, best place to retire, and on and on. we've been number one on all of those lists, which is great. but i would hate for it to be a victim of its own success, and the problems we have are really the problems you want as a community. you want people to wa

academic village that jefferson design. the section of town is called the corner. this is the corner of the corner. it's where the historic entrance meets the main road. today, the corner refers to five city blocks. this is the heart of the university community with bars, restaurants and shops that cater to the university community. this long walk to the rotunda will take you to the academic village in the rotunda and the law. university of virginia got a charter in january of 1819. class is open monday morning march 7, 1825. jefferson lived just long enough to see the first year of classes. that had been a dream of his for over 40 years to create a new university for what he truly believed was a new kind of country. >> why was that important to him? >> public education specifically was important to jefferson because it actually fulfilled the dreams of 1776. you can have a revolution but as long as the wealthy elites run everything you will find yourself in the same problem before the revolution. the key was created a new kind of school that would teach the principles of the democratic enlightenment to successive generations. that is what the university of virginia was about. as far as je

else in the world. >> the university of virginia today has gone from an academic village to an academical city with over 20000 students compared to many other significant universities that is still relatively a medium-size university, but it is quite big and sprawling today across much of what we consider the west end of charlottesville. >> so we have seen monticello, we've driven to the not downtown and now in the university grounds. thinking back on the city that you have lived for 30 years, what would you like to see for the future? what is your ideal dream for charlottesville? >> i know charlottesville will continue to experience tremendous growth which have right now, a lot of new construction and development. we have made all of those great this that you can make, best city to live, best place to raise children and on and on. we have been number one on all of those lists which is great. but i would hate for it to be a victim of its own success on the problems we have i really the problems you want is a community. you want people to want to live in your community, your people to want to v

the university of virginia today has gone from academical village -- city with study 20,000 students. compared to many universities, that is still relatively medium-sized university. but it's quite big and sprawling what weross much of would consider the west end of charlottesville. >> so we see monticello, you've driven through the downtown. now we are hearing university grounds. thinking back on the city, you have lived here for 40 -- 30 years. what would you like to see for the future, what is your ideal dream for charlottesville? --my ideal dream charlottesville will continue to experience this tremendous growth which we are experiencing right now. those --ade all of best place to retire. on and off -- we have been number one on all of those lists, which is great. for to be a victim of its own success, but the problems we have are the problems we want. you want people to want to live in your community, to want to visit and experience -- all the things you love about your hometown. charlottesville would be, as it grows and as we write this new century in brick and stone and mortar,

city supervisors says residents should be able to attend for free regardless of academic standing. e college and the city need to finalize the plan before more than $5 million will be given to the community college. the biggest airline in the mid east is cutting flights to the u.s. in the wake of yesterday's executive order tightening up visas. emirates airlines blames a drop in demand it says started with president trump's first attempt at banning travelers from several muslim majority countries. emirates will cut daily flights to boston, seattle and l.a. from twice a day to once a day. the change starts next month. service to sfo is not affect. >>> contest for a car gets a winner with the whole world watching. we're going to show you the results of that kiss a kia showdown we first show you yesterday. also a live look right now at our mountain camera. a little hazy out there. meteorologist mike nicco tracking more rain coming our way. his hour-by-hour accuweather forecast coming up next. >>> today's storm is level one. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely

supervisor disagrees and said that san francisco residents should be able to attend city college for free no matter the academicg and the details need to be finalized before the $5.5 million is dis%ed for the free tuition program. >>> and the city of san francisco is getting a new park. they cut the ribbon at the new one-acre urban park on what used to be dag a street between 7th and 16th street. it has large drought-resistent streets and a fenced-in dog park. >>> still ahead, most drivers can properly relate in&park in a tight spot. the vehicle with the latest technology from outside of the vehicle. >> . >>> the new england patriots went to the white house to celebrate the super bowl victory. president trump greeted the team in the oval office and headed out to the west lawn. the champions brought all five of their lombardi trophies to the celebration and the patriots presented gifts to the president, including the number 45 jersey and a patriot's helmet. >> and five super bowl wins, which is really, really tough. what an achievement. again, congratulations to super bowl champion new england patriots. >> most

city. we need that very much so. >> reporter: well, the gateway is on something of a fast track here. stockton hopes to welcome the first students here at the beginning of the 2018-2019 academic year. live in atlantic city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> it is time now for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman. >> hey guys we are almost there, thursday afternoon almost friday. trying to get home on this thursday afternoon a few issues on the roads, including this crash on 422, westbound side from trooper road it's off to the side but attracting attention and you'll find extra slowing away from 202 out of king of prussia this afternoon. on the big picture, delays kicking in as well on the schuylkill expressway westbound by city avenue 11 miles per hour. a crash in lower merion a brayburn lane and 8 miles per hour on the northbound side as you pass the ben franklin bridge in penn's landing. and this spot the same as yesterday on the ben franklin parkway the inner drive is blocked in both directions coming outbound we see congestion already and plenty on the vine street expressway jammed in both directions wi

they will break down the free city initiative which includes 150 academic programs and occupational tracksthe events run 9 a.m. through noon at sites around the city. >>> 5:32. let's get another check on our sunny weather. >> our temperatures are really going to spike today. you're going to feel the difference. then we have a cooldown for the weekend. still not a bad looking weekend. just significantly cooler than what we will be experiencing today. good morning, everyone! this is our live weather camera. we're looking out from about pier nine and over the bay waters, which are relatively calm. we have a small craft advisory outside the gate today with the winds picking up. but meanwhile, today's numbers as we kick-start your friday, 40s redwood city, 40s livermore, 47 degrees now in santa rosa. we are in the 50s around the bay. and san jose at 52 degrees. now, this is the brand-new area of low pressure. this is the front. it's making tracks towards the bay area. it will impact your saturday. we will have partly to mostly cloudy skies. but the rain is going to stay north of the bay area. t

city college for free. the school interim chancellor is hoping to link free tuition to academic performance. >>> it is for 10 am and sci-fi stars taking over the south bay, who you can expect to see at the siliga volley comic-con in san jose this weekend. >>> arkansas carried out its first execution of a death row inmate since 2005. will tell you why that state is rushing to execute several men on death row. -- we will tell you why that state is rushing to execute several men on death row. >>> the friday forecast looks nice if you enjoyed yesterday you will like today even more does it will be even warmer. ♪ [ music ] ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn around... every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air... turn around, barry. i finally found the right snack."♪ "each with one hundred fifty calories or less, try our chocolaty brownies, tangy lemon bars, and creamy cheesecakes. fiber one, >>> west by arkansas executed death row inmate, the first execution in almost 12 years despite the court decision th

asked if i could have it because blocks are not particularly academic but those sources the my students would say what about my block if? up with city editor is an idiot he publishes anything and has no standards. but we turned into something else then at that point our expert suggested this could be of book but even then of a still skeptical. i said dryly? does anybody want to argue? but it turns out to buy the time it had been read by over a million people all over the world. oh was getting mail from intellectuals like with self where the egos but i got a letter from molecular biologist in france and put it on the door of the lab to which i said my best french think you've started to turn up in german and italian finally the experts said you have no chance. so we're going to recycle this populist bent it is not relatable to the election but the least for a decade or maybe more that they screwed up the world that all of the major institutions have failed them that is called civil war and chaos -- chaos. i don't think we are there yet to put the danger the reason i have identified as a problem but the plan starting to act on it on w

city college for free. the chancellor hopes to link free tuition to academic performance. >>> who you can expect to see for the second annual comic con event this weekend. >>> the state of arkansas carried out its first execution. >>> traffic is doing well on the bay bridge. we would tell you more about that coming up. >>> it has been a tough week. we have had fog and rain. today it is mostly clear and it's going to be warming up. we're out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn't have to be painful. now, during "hp savings month" at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers. >>> welcome back. last night the state of arkansas executed a death row inmate. the first execution in 12 years despite this the court's decision to cancel three other scheduled executions. they wanted to execute 8 prison inmates before the end of this month when its supply of lethal injection drug will expire. three of those executions were canceled this week but the courts about the execution of 51 year old mr. lee to take place last night. he was sentenced to death with a 1993 murder of his neighbor. a reporter who witnessed it described wh

academe class. i'm driving down to la graduating from la city tomorrow. we have one graduating from oakland in two weeks. we place reservist all over the bay area. all over the united states really. it is a great program and the people that come and participate do really well in these academies. final thoughts in the event of a major disaster, san francisco fire reserve stands ready to assist san francisco fire department and safeguarding the lives and property of citizens of san francisco. we found a quote by chief william mur ey. proud oof the fire reserves who's domotion must stand as a model for other volunteer forces immolate. one final thought, i like to recognize fire reservist ioanna stergiades. she moved to los angeles with him but on her way out she made a generous doimation to the fire reserves and was at all the fires and went to all the training and all the volunteer event she could so like to acknowledge her dedication for the san francisco fire runchs. thank you. any questions. >> thank you. would your cohorts like to say anything? >> thank

academic. and a conservative senator. they came together for the good of the commonwealth of kentucky, for the city of louisville and certainly for the university. i always want to thank them. i think paul is watching us and i always want to express my thanks to him. it is an honor to be the memorial lecturer this year. i have read about the amazing career and service to our country and the fact that he gave his life and service to our country, it makes him the ultimate mcconnell scholar. and i'm so grateful to be here and speaking in his honor. i want to thank my dear friend gary greg -- the director of the mcconnell center along with felicity jones. also, to all of those at the mcconnell center who helped put this evening on. first of all, let me say happy presidents' day. thank you for coming to celebrate with us. i always say it at the miller center. we study the presidency every day. i particularly like to spend presidents' day talking about topics who are of interest of those of us who follow the presidency. might think it will be a short lecture. does it matter who is president? yes. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for

academic focus. i think in d.c., the new york city, in denver use the examples of schools that are thriving, district schools that had the right level of autonomy from the district. what i worry about is, i'm not sure just that charter, the presence of a large charter sector or authorizing model is going to lead to that thoughtful autonomy in district schools. in fact, we know it hasn't. there's a number of examples around the country. detroit is one of them, where having lots of charters, have lots of charter authorizers has been associated the same time with very poor performance in both the charter sector and the district sector. so there's more to it. you need a rigorous oversight of the charter authorizers, a to close add charter authorizes. assuming someone state, governor, someone at the end of the day has to be the singular accountable authority for those authorizers. you need a resource environment that makes sense for the reasons that scott described. there are a few examples run the country districts that are centrally being starved of resources to spend to the charter sector and the legac

city college. in an e-mail to mayor ed lee the school's interim chancellor says the free tuition should be tied to academic performance. specifically she wants students to maintain a 2.0 grade point average and complete half of the units every semester. the supervisor disagrees. she wants them to attend for free no matter their academic standing. they still need to finalize the memorandum of understanding between the college and the city before five and a half million dollars is disbursed for the free tuition program. >>> the time 17:12. three former drifters found out their fate for two bay area murders back in 2015. at 7:30, the apology from one of the killers and how the victim's families reacted. >>> adidas is apologizing to participants of the boston marathon. next, the e-mail it sent out after the race that many said was insensitive. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru

academic opportunities. i think there's a real opportunity in philadelphia to reposition charter schools to be a place for all these young people that are moving into the citylet's keep them here. let's give their kids good schools to go to. >> and, matt, i would certainly add that, you know, i've been a part of the charter-school movement, too. but this whole idea of parents looking for choices has not just been about charter schools. parents have been looking for choices within the school district. if you look at the number of students who apply to masterman every year, to girls' high, to central, to sadie tm alexander in west philadelphia that's on the university of pennsylvania campus, people are looking for quality choices for their children, no matter whether it's charter, whether it's a district school, or whether or not it's within the catholic system, if they can ultimately find the resources to do it. >> what about the people that their only option is these other schools that are -- >> well, here is something that i think is important, and this was announced this week by the mayor and also by council president clarke, was the idea of putting more

academic performance. they need to maintain a 2.0 grade point average. the funds come from a transfer tax on a multimillion dollar property sale. before the city of san francisco gives the community college more than $5 million to provide the tuition they need to establish whether or not it will be linked to the students grades. they think resident should get free education regardless. the open houses will start at 9 am and go until noon. get information on the program and also apply to the college at that time. and you have to hurry yet because registration is starting in a few weeks. may 3 for returning students a may 24 for returning students. >>> the university of california has filed a motion for temporary restraining order to stop a healthcare fraud scheme targeting students. they allege that students were targeted on social media ads offering $550 to enroll in sham clinical trials. the students were prescribed pain creams for the university believes 500 students handed over the personal information to the company. they have also notified law enforcement. >>> the principle of albany high school is stepping down. the school has been deali

academe class. i'm driving down to la graduating from la city tomorrow. we have one graduating from oakland in two weeks. we place reservist all over the bay area. all over the united states really. it is a great program and the people that come and participate do really well in these academies. final thoughts in the event of a major disaster, san francisco fire reserve stands ready to assist san francisco fire department and safeguarding the lives and property of citizens of san francisco. we found a quote by chief william mur ey. proud oof the fire reserves who's domotion must stand as a model for other volunteer forces immolate. one final thought, i like to recognize fire reservist ioanna stergiades. she moved to los angeles with him but on her way out she made a generous doimation to the fire reserves and was at all the fires and went to all the training and all the volunteer event she could so like to acknowledge her dedication for the san francisco fire runchs. thank you. any questions. >> thank you. would your cohorts like to say anything? >> thank

academic performance are selected to be able to participate in this contest. so, she's not only the best at her school, but one of the best in the whole city, and that's why we are very proud of suzette and we're even more proud of her being a woman. and being a girl right now has a lot of different-- well, it creates her a lot more different roles. and she's not only a leader in her school, but we want her to be a leader as well for all of the other children. and she has been very responsible. yesterday, she issued passports, matriculas, for example. but she's particularly involved in health because she wants to become a doctor, and that's why she's the perfect person to be talking about these kind of activities with hola run for example, because this is a health activity as well. and as a future doctor, suzette is particularly involved in these kind of activities through our ventanilla de la salud at the mexican consulate. damian: all right. well, how inspired are you? what does it make you feel like to hear those words? suzette: well, now i feel like i have a better chance in being what i want to be when i grow up. and like, this is just the beginning of my f

city's public charter school board could vote to clo and course shortcomings. >> you meet the young people and you hear their stories and you focus on the needs of the young people, the academic needs, the social/emotional needs. we know this school is doing the right thing. >> summer enrollment at the charter school has been paused until the vote. >>> we want to give a big congratulations to montgomery county's new teacher of the year. >> nancy shay. >> nancy shay is an english research teacher. she was honored at the annual champion for the children center. i enjoyed emceeing there once again and meeting the dedicated faculty and staff of montgomery county schools. they recognize not just teachers but paraeducators, volunteers, administrators. all the people together who make it possible for these kids to have a great education and future for us. >> takes nice to get a thank you. >> i'm always inspired. i love teachers. >>> we are headed for the 80s today. yes. chuck. >> hey, yeah. good morning, everybody. skies have been clearing out overnight and it's turned nice and comfortable outside this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s in most of the suburbs to around 60

academic achievements. the condition the interim chancellor wants to put on free tuition. and how that is putting her at odds with one citypervisor. >> and adidas is taking action after sending out a poorly worded insensitive e-mail after the boston marathon; mails what, it said that had many people upset and how many people called adidas out on social media. is come wool have more when i join us in a -- open you in a few minutes. -- join you in a few minutes. >>> last night, the sharks beat the oilers 7-0. ties up the nhl play-off series at two games each. the captain scoring 15 seconds into the game. and the shark's seven goals tied a franchise mauve record. edmonton took out the scattering goal tender through the game. the series is tied now, and the sharks have the momentum against the less experienced oilers. >> responded with -- [ indiscernible ] and towards the goal. this is going to be dangerous and, you know, just building off of it and there were not last -- [ indiscernible ] the two teams head to' modton for game five -- to edmonton tomorrow night and come back to san jose for game 6 saturday. >>> and get ready

academic focus. i think here in dc, i think in new york city, in denver, you see examples of schools that are thriving, district schools that had the right level of autonomy from the district. what i worry about is, i'm not sure just that charter -- the presence of a large charter sector or authorizing model is going to lead to that thoughtful autonomy in district schools. and in fact we know it hasn't. there are a number of examples around the country. detroit is one of them, where having lots of charters, having lots of charter authorizers, has been associated at the same time with very poor performance in both the charter sector and the district sector. so there's more to it. you need rigorous oversight of the authorizers, willing to close bad authorizers. which means someone, state, governor, someone at the end of the day has to be the singular accountable authority for those authorizers. you need a resource environment that makes sense for the reasons that scott described. there are a few examples around the country of districts that are essentially being starved of resources as students move to

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academics from london. there are a lot of french people in the city of london and macron has told them he is out to appeal to to france. that suggests another reason to be harsh on the british in the brexit talks. there,e: simon kennedy thank you so much. we're getting breaking news from the latest poll. this is one of the pollsters that is putting some of the figures out. in her latest poll, they see macron defeating marine le pen 61%-30 9%. that came out in the last couple of minutes. let's get back to richard attias. i don't know why i pronounce it differently -- it is the same thing. only look at what happened me that thet struck german foreign minister and the people close to angela merkel -- they were the first people to tweet or congratulate macron. get back ineeds to the game when it comes to politics? achard: i think macron is european union support her. he will be a fighter of putting france back on the table. very strongly. he will to whatever is possible to bring back the french ex-pats who went to belgium and the united kingdom. be -- andhink he will i think you will be followed and supportive.

continues to recommend that we that they met one of the 3 criteria the academic performances of charter schools is equal to the city hall's side students will have attended for example, during the 2016-2017 school year the assessment students performed similarly to o'connell and marshall excuse me. during the 2016-2017 year on the math students - excuse me - commissioners students performed similar to mission and better than june jordan for enlistment in terms of overall growth it was the only school that was comparable to the public schools with a percentage increase 20 percent increase other schools dropped in the percentage of students studying the standards the cohort congratulation increased from 772009 are 2010 to 2014-2015 year the democrat graphically four graduation was 84 percent in 2014-2015 on february 16th the curriculum program committee released that the leadership high schools met the criteria for renewable but on march 7 the commissioners raised similar concerns based on the 11 grade assessment zero percent of academic disadvantaged students measured the standards in math 4 percent of the students

written about how their field academics in their field sorry luck tenant, refuse, even to talk about how certain black well tour -- cultural traiting are particularly inner cities, have led to negative outcomes we see today. sociologists don't want to talk about. don't want to 0 good there they want to talk about bad schools or housing, but they do not want to talk about culture. it's taboo, and both agree this is ridiculous. we have to have these conversations. this is a major barrier. and i think that is something, even as a commentator, it gets you into a lot of trouble when you talk about that. you're blaming the victim, letting the whites off the hook and ignoring racism but not talking about that, not dealing with it, is not going to help the problem. it's something that we need to discuss, and i think that is a major, major barrier too people taking advantage of the opportunity that are out there. give you a statistic. if you look the poverty gap in americans between blacks and whites, it's widened over the past decade, starting to narrow. it's a huge gap. among black married couples, however, black poverty rates is in the single digits and has been for

academic counselors, three vice principals, 19 course offerings for advanced placement. until we see how that will be mean contained, we believe the vote was premature by the city council.> reporter: we have reached out to the caps organization this morning for comment. we have not heard back from them. in our very small sample size talking to the parents out here, we haven't been able to find any parents going on the record who say they support the idea of breaking away from the district. but the superintendent of the mount diablo school district has agreed to speak with us about this issue later this morning at the district offices. once we wrap up here, we will head over there to continue the story. >> thank you, allie. >>> now to the developing story of the apparent suicide of aaron hernandez. authorities say he hanged himself overnight in his single prison cell at a maximum prison northwest of boston. however hernandez's agent quoted absolutely no chance he took his own life, end quote. officials say he hanged himself by using a bed sheet and attaching it to a window. there is no apparent suicide note. prosecutors say this is a shocking and saddened to a series of

academic on the right and the aclu on the left and everyone in between. still, congress refused to act. the good news is there is work inng on across the country cook county, cities, states, passing legislation. the vast majority of people incarcerated are at the state and local level. 2.2 million people are incarcerated. 11 million cycle through our jails on an annual asis. there is important work that can be done outside of federal government. >> thank you. could you describe president obama's management and leadership style? , did youow-up to that ever tell him no and what was his reaction? valerie: i will start with the first one. that is easier. his management style is i think first of all -- it takes the long view. there were a lot of decisions he made as president that might not materialize and come to fruition. i think heart of the challenge when you are an elected official is that you tend to by necessity focus on the election cycle. there are certain things you can do right after you are elected that you can't do in an election year. your moment for bold change its limited and he always managed to say let's take the long view. there were people who enco

they've written about their fields, academics in their field are so reluctant and refuse even to talk about how certain black cultural traits particularly in the inner-city have led to these negative outcomes that we see today. sociologists don't even want to talk about it. they don't want to go there. they want to talk about bad schools or housing but they do not want to talk about culture. it's taboo. both of them agreed that this is absolutely ridiculous. we have to have these conversations. this is a major barrier. i think that something as a commentator it gets you into a lot of trouble when you talk about that. >> you're blaming the victim, you're ignoring racism. but i think not talking about it and not dealing with it will not help the problem. i think it's something we need to discuss and i think that's a major, major barrier to people taking advantage of the opportunities that are out there. i'll give give you a statistic to illustrate what i'm talking about: if you look at the poverty gap in american between black and whites it has widened over the past decade. it's a huge gap. among black married couples, however, black poverty rate is in the

city and nobody's chronicling? if he was asking berkowitz to create a record, he did not say so directly. nor did he have. in the early days of the academic, or anyone who entered into displayed years, personal responsibility to take on some task to do something. many people, it was to help take care of the sick to join buddy groups, health people with hiv and people with aids get to the doctors, get to storage to get food and help them walk their pets for example. some people work of the lullabies is to help people get their wills together. richard berkowitz and michael callan were very unusual duo. michael callan being a self-described -- and berkowitz a sex worker. took it upon themselves to the first aggressive journalists in the two chronicle what was happening and to become a public face for the often chaotic scrambles trent gilbert was happening in the community. they are central figures in how to survive a plate. an amazing, historical figures as well. they are the duo that invented six sets the example. which has been, it was singularly responsible for preventing hiv infections and thousands of thousands of people at this time. i

academe class. i'm driving down to la graduating from la city tomorrow.e have one graduating from oakland in two weeks. we place reservist all over the bay area. all over the united states really. it is a great program and the people that come and participate do really well in these academies. final thoughts in the event of a major disaster, san francisco fire reserve stands ready to assist san francisco fire department and safeguarding the lives and property of citizens of san francisco. we found a quote by chief william mur ey. proud oof the fire reserves who's domotion must stand as a model for other volunteer forces immolate. one final thought, i like to recognize fire reservist ioanna stergiades. she moved to los angeles with him but on her way out she made a generous doimation to the fire reserves and was at all the fires and went to all the training and all the volunteer event she could so like to acknowledge her dedication for the san francisco fire runchs. thank you. any questions. >> thank you. would your cohorts like to say anything? >> thank y

academic. >> thank you very much. julian emanuel is sticking with us. the opening bell is four minutes away. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ >> from new york city and u.s.k. moments from the opening bell about 21 seconds to be precise. this is how the stage is set this monday morning as wall street gets back to work after two weeks of losses and a long weekend. this monday morning futures positive up 36 on the dow. positive three, four points on the s&p 500. call it 0.1%. switch up the board. the story of the treasury market, some of that fades as we approach -- yields lower by a basis point. 223 on the 10 year. the dollar stays weaker by a third of one percent. crude bouncing off session lows with a 53 handle on wci. let's get you up to speed on the market action 20 seconds in. >> so the bouncing crude helped futures move higher and seeing follow through buying as the session opens up the dow up by 57 points and the s&p up by 0.2%. the nasdaq shaking off the worst weekly loss so far up by 0.2%. the level for the s&p is 23.51 the 50-day moving average a critical level you want to pay attention to into the trading session. individual names, breaking news

city. the mission of bridges academy is to provide all students with the opportunity to develop an academic foundation that empowers students to reach their full potential. it is focused on students that are struggling in the traditional school setting. the school is doing great work. especially in regards to serving students with disabilities who on average make up 45% of the student body. there's a teacher assistant in each class, providing accommodations and modifications to all students. end of grade proficiency among the subgroup of students with disabilities is in the top 3% in the state. bridges academy is fairly unique for a charter school in that it provides transportation for students in three counties. when nearly 90% of the student population is considered economically disadvantaged, the school offers free breakfast and lunch for all students through community eligibility program. and a food backpack program is offered to the neediest students each friday. all teachers and exceptional children's teachers at bridges academy are highly qualified, while 50% of the regular education