tonight's a special night at the academy. christoph is holding a ceremony to honor some of his hardworking students. are you ok doc. i don't like it got off the top but of course. the academy for integration really was a risky asperin built on a time of populism i live according to the body it serves a political purpose but for its founder there's more at stake than votes they argue put into it that they couldn't you mean took better care about the level of oh you should have otoh i start to talk it out then we'll go at them but when they did me not to get evo devo they did ok. christiane cannot will say so this is a case when i got somebody tell ya know i would do what they did when they did me not to when d.l. to sufficient economic i mean they've said a bit more to fall but he did it with a pistol and a book and he let anything. get out of my mouth. what will you do if you're not allowed to stand. up to the plate you going to. loose all convey something needs of. what is your dream for the future what do you hope for when

today, and then, the military academy will claim an acceptance rate of 9% for the naval academy and 11%for the air force academy, and 11% for west point. where does this lead us? these statistics are not my statistics, i did not protas the statistics, i became aware of the statistics by thinking about why we, as a country, have not succeeded in the wars in which we have engaged. but let me consider one other thing, as to what this produces. this again, is not my consideration. three social scientists at west point in 2017, conducted a nether study. this study, like the study from 2015 was published by the army war college. the army war college is supposed to be the old standard of military research. it is not as though this information is hidden. their study showed the following. again i will read an excerpt from the book. in the 1960s, west point, this was according to the three social scientists at west point, two of whom are former or present military officers had to lower its academic standards to secure enough studentsnt unquote. in the early 1970s and had to accept virtually every

what were you told about the evelyn mack academy? gonna get an education. i was gonna have good basketball training and everything. >> wertheim: but souley says when he arrived, the education was inferior and the classes were irregular; he says the school began asking him to pay tuition, and when he complained, he was threatened to have his passport taken away. he says hines didn't help. >> doumbia: he really caused, like, put me in a bad situation. so i didn't want to go do anything with him anymore. >> wertheim: a background search on aris hines revealed that across multiple states he was involved with dubious academies and housing in shabby conditions, large numbers of young athletes, both foreign and american. we also spoke to police sources in north carolina. they say hines took more than $27,000 from eight families of athletes, promising education and basketball scholarships that he never delivered. some families say he also lied to them about his credentials and where their kids were attending school. these claims were the bas

>> we are better at this than when we went through the academ academy. but i think today all the services take character very seriously and we work hard to make sure young men and women make the right choices we have a controversial issue going on right now i don't know the details lieutenant michael murphy does anybody know who he is? a medal of honor in afghanistan he faced a very difficult moral choice whether or not to kill a young afghan boy who had stumbled onto their patrol they had a debate about that don't kill him. he will go rat us out. michael murphy said we don't kill civilians. they let him go. they were attacked three of them died, the survivor marcus futrell wrote a book called bone survivor. forget about this goby that story that is what the military is all about. [applause] >> we have time for one last question i want to make sure you all know we have copies of the admirals book pick one up on your way out what is your question. >> thank you so very much supreme commander you are precisely what we need. when he too had the admiral becau

[applause] >> our guest is admiral james stavridis, graduated from the naval academy in 1976. he went on to a 37 year career and some extraordinary media stations along the way including as the combatant commander of the u.s. central command, southern command from 20 of six to 2009, and of course as the nato allied supreme commander. he earned his phd and masters of arts from the fletcher school of law and diplomacy which he subsequently went on to leave after his retirement from the navy. admiral james stavridis is the author of ten books but also in operating executive with the carlyle group which most americans know as the preeminent venture capitalist funding the united states and to chair the boards of the councils at the associate and is among the most treasured guests i have on my radio show and i'm leading a can aim to get him on the board of at least one or hopefully three of the tech companies so google, facebook and amazon bring to the prescription someone knowledgeable about all these things so from his 37 i'd also like to point out he spent 11 of those years of ou

he was ready to live each command of the air force academy by the budget here. she was on drugs money he was one of his students. he didn't bite into stitcher to celebrate his graduation and to come and meet his family it was an invitation that changed mubarak's life. our relationship was very strong as we were always together and they were special in their force there was this teacher student relationship. suzanne once said on t.v. that it was love at 1st. but what is certain is that for single got it became very close to her time and family very quick. and if equant visitors to the fair be told here in your place. island he met a completely different family more sophisticated compared to some of. their educate. that's a kitchen dining serving food even their clothes were completely different it's. totally new world to him. it's true suzanne and personally could not have come from more completely different backgrounds. it wasn't just that she was 13 years old and. she came from a privileged. doctor and the mother was far from with. susan even featured in a maga

once he had left his british to join the academy or barack. but went back in a gift. so but i would and i love firstly. he and his father didn't have a good relationship any of his own things and i'm i'm what. i'm going to 2nd and he felt no fiction for the villagers or its people and he had no funny thought as he needs them what i would do with and that i would. in 1949 mubarak graduated from the military academy and he became a left tenant in the 3rd infantry brigade. but his career in the army was distant to be short lived. the new egyptian air force prepares for the flight of a cut. a few months after his graduation the air academy said they were going to admit a new class of trainees. he could relate to. yes that's him flight clifton and mohamed was new mubarak a qualified pilot in the egyptian the royal air force. having graduated in marsh 1950 he was assigned to a fighter squadron flying surface british meat spitfires in particular. but by the early fifty's egypt had entered day to day with his 1st squadron of british missed yours introducing a potential well p

academy and as boys academy. eventually the boys academy became a coed school after a certain time. they were the most modern facilities. they had indoor plumbing. he did water. things of that nature. they were a majestic building at one time. they acquire opportunities. this is an actual map, and original map -- and original map. you see all of these names written here. there are different acres of .and the dolls commission come in and within that commission, their a number toassign every native person living at that time because they wanted to divide that land. of course there would be surplus land. many of those surplus tracks would be settled by non-native people and many of these lands would be lost. the policies are in active through united states policy. original land track was 2,000,100 69000 and 80 acres -- acres.80 by the time the allotments began to be done, there was about 2000 acres of land and then an acre and then it acres.d another 180 8000 it was a fraction of the land the seminoles originally had. much of this land was taken out 's the original landholder name and

applause] [applause] >> our guest is admiral james stavridis who graduated the united states naval academy in 1976. a 37 year career in extraordinary tv stations along the way including as combatant commander of us central command from 2006-2009 and nato allied supreme commander. he earned his phd in masters of arts and law from fletcher school of law and diplomacy and cynically went on to retirement from the navy. james stavridis is the author of 10 books but is on operating executive with the carlyle group which most americans know as the preeminent venture capitalist fund in the united states, shares awards of the council that the mccarty associates, among the most treasured guests i have on my radio show and i'm leading a campaign to get james stavridis on the board of at least one of the big tech companies so that facebook and amazon from their perspective and discussions, a view to the national security of the united states from someone knowledgeable about all these things. for his 37 years. [applause] >> i like to point out he spent 11 of those years out of sight of land. that's qui

one was a girls academy and a boys academy. eventually the boys academy became a coed school after a certain time. they were the most modern facilities in the territory at that time. they had indoor plumbing. heated water. things of that nature. they were a majestic building at one time. this is an actual map, an original map. of what we call an allotment map. you see all of these names written here. you see there are different acres of land assigned to different individuals. the dawes commission come in and within that commission, their duty was to assign a number to every native person living at that time because they wanted to take and divide that land. of course there would be surplus land. there was not as many native people as land to be divided up. many of those surplus tracks would be settled by non-native people and many of these lands would be lost. the policies were enacted through united states policy. the original land track was 2,169,080 acres. by the time the allotments began to be done, there was about 2000 acre

as the mother of two alumni of kip academy, bayview kip academy of san francisco i can say from the bot many of my heart how happy i am the fact that they have the opportunity to attend kip school here in san francisco. the academics are excellent and the students are disciplined and school a very close to home. i'm over all very glad that kip in san francisco because the kids will be able to the greatness of kip education from such a young age than middle school. i believe that keeping the school here in san francisco will offer even more opportunities for kids in public schools, public housing, and like how bayview kip academy has done for my children. thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon. school board. i have a letter for superintendent dr. vincent matthews from the kip h elementy parent board. i am a resident of bayview and have five grandchildren and graduate from malcolm x academy. it was designed to hold 450 students at best. now enrolled is 129 perhaps 130. do you think moving kip to treasure island will increase malcolm x's enrollment? why once again is the school district t

as the mother of two alumni of kip academy, bayview kip academy of san francisco i can say from the bot many of my heart how happy i am the fact that they have the opportunity to attend kip school here in san francisco. the academics are excellent and the students are disciplined and school a very close to home. i'm over all very glad that kip in san francisco because the kids will be able to the greatness of kip education from such a young age than middle school. i believe that keeping the school here in san francisco will offer even more opportunities for kids in public schools, public housing, and like how bayview kip academy has done for my children. thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon. school board. i have a letter for superintendent dr. vincent matthews from the kip h elementy parent board. i am a resident of bayview and have five grandchildren and graduate from malcolm x academy. it was designed to hold 450 students at best. now enrolled is 129 perhaps 130. do you think moving kip to treasure island will increase malcolm x's enrollment? why once again is the school district t

simon he is the epic time senior political columnist he's also a prize winning novelist and academy award nominated screenwriter and his latest book is the goat as in greatest of all time and you can follow on twitter at roger l. simon hello my friend roger. michell. well hello from our studios in new york city where you know we've made lots of adjustments to to get this done so so so tell me as you sit there and i sit here. and you know we're seeing how this is affecting the media in so many ways and i guess it 1st started most notably with the c pack in the notification to some journalists that someone had tested positive and jeffrey lord who we've had on the show self quarantine blah blah blah but now it's like you know social distancing on all the new shows it's commonplace. yeah everybody's on skype nets or some similar resume or whatever it is whatever we're i'm going to get so i mean. you know what even she's each other anymore i mean i just talk to people on the phone or a it's a huge zuma or something like that i see my wife occasionally going to her office and there's a. book mo

i don't own khan academy, it's a public charity.e have content that goes from pre-k through elementary, middle, high school. in math, english, language arts, science, humanities. it's not just videos, exercises, software that will adapt to the student with the official practice for the s.a.t. before this crisis, we had 18 million students every month coming to learn on khan academy in some way, shape, or form. our latest numbers have essentially doubled. we find ourselves in the situation that none of us could have foreseen, but i'm telling the team, every day, this is why we exist. we have to step up, we have to make sure that parents, teachers, and students are supported as we have school closures. >> dana: it's remarkable what's happening. we have top questions from parents that you're getting. they're looking at questions like what kind of a schedule should i have, how to wave and figure out what my children should learn, and how to help them if i don't know the subject matter myself. that would be my problem. >> so, what we rea

that's all from witness history this month at the british academy.dinary moments in history. but for now, from me, and the rest of the witness history team, goodbye. hello. i know our weather has been extreme of late, but rewind a couple of years and you will find a very different extreme that we were in the grip of, and that was the beast from the east, where the temperature on this day two years ago in this place in south wales could only reach a high of —4.7 degrees. that was our coldest march day on record. it has been chilly in the breeze today, but nowhere near that cold. we have still got storm jorge close to north scotland. it has been a blustery day, but the winds are easing a bit 110w. we still have some rain, sleet and hill snow affecting parts of scotland, but for many of us it has been a fine afternoon. some showers affecting us, and they will continue to be around as we go through this evening and into night, particularly across north scotland, north—west england ireland and north wales. a bit icy tomorrow morning, some rain, sleet and

of reports of sexual assault where the reaction of the air force academy seems to be to blame the victim we are in the process of is to those changes now in the process when studios changes now obviously you and i and secretary of fundamental disagreement here. in a small post in washington d.c. karim prior history tradition living. room barracks in washington d.c. is the most prestigious unit there is in the marine corps this is the unit where the best of the best go it is the marine corps showcase ceremonial unit it handles presidents and dignitaries security at the white house the silent drill team. after my deployment to operation iraqi freedom in 200-2009 my command officer recommended me for the marine barracks washington i was excited it was the tip of the spear as far as the marine corps is concerned. she would stay work late and then she would drive home and she'd call me and she'd be on some kind a little and she talked about how she loved her job she was a. sweet person who was trying really hard. and succeeding. one of the 1st things i was told my entire dinner was. don't wor

the company has its own academy to train up to 100 feet all drivers this year. trainees are recent graduates who were previously unemployed. they 1st of all there was no such thing as even taxi drivers here in the d.r. street spaces so when i saw they were hiring women i thought to myself well this could be an opportunity for me where you could be. this is the brainchild of patricians. in the harvard educated entrepreneur who has high hopes for congolese women because ever since i became an entrepreneur i've always invested in women because i believe in women i believe that african women will succeed where men have failed where you want to leave me put women in positions of power and they'll change the world for patricia the sky's the limit she now wants to expand internationally and competes with the likes of lift and. and that is it for now for africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will need your pick chairs from the morial for the victims. and crash. climate neutrality 22. energy pioneers aka pairing forest. gre

if students are able to put in two 30 minute sessions a day of academy,ractice on con -- khan academystem will progress along and they can get their basics covered. above and beyond that, if you can do an hour of writing a day, journaling, thinking about what is going on in the world, that is interesting. for high school, we can support them for biology, chemistry, physics. we have economics and american history and civics as well. emily: do you have any lessons or anecdotes from across asia where, as you mentioned, some students have been at home for weeks, where things are working and where things might not be working? >> yeah, it is coming in bits and pieces. it first came on our radar last week when a teacher in south korea had to virtualize and is using khan academy heavily with his students. that is when it first hit us, wow, we have to start bringing a game plan, because we realized it was our duty as an ngo. emily: if there are widespread school closures here in the united states for an indefinite amount of time, how well-off do you think our children will be? sal: it's obviou

my name is shannon bond and i'm the lead instructor for our dispatch add -- academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police, fire or medical? >> san francisco police, dispatcher 82, how can i help you? >> you're helping people in their -- what may be their most vulnerable moment ever in life. so be able to provide them immediate help right then and there, it's really rewarding. >> our agency is a very combined agency. we answer emergency and non-emergency calls and we also do dispatching for fire, for medical and we also do dispatching for police. >> we staff multiple call taking positions. as well as positions for police and fire dispatch. >> we have a priority 221. >> i wanted to become a dispatcher so i could help people. i really like people. i enjoy talking to people. this is a way that i thought that i could be involved with people every day. >> as a 911 dispatcher i am the first first responder. even though i never go on seen -- scene i'm the first one answering the phone call to calm the victim down and give

for basketball drills follow gs academy on instagram and dance class, gsw dance team on instagram. there may not be games but don't tell that to a young lebron james fan. he is decked out going through his own starting lineup. have to have the chalk toss and the dribbling and dunking and shooting. got to love it. this guy may be a young lebron in training. guys? we send it back to you. always good stuff on twitter and all over social media. >> hes that lebron hang time. but i have never seen lebron picked up and taken to the next room. >> funny stuff. >> yeah. >> got to wait a few years to see what happens with this kid. >> next, disney world is closed indefinitely because of the coronavirus, forcing one family to cancel their trip. how they recreated i i didn't choose this exact type of metastatic breast cancer. but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, a treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in hr+, her2- mbc. piqray is taken with fulvestrant after progression on hormone therapy and helps people live longer without

i hope the national academy of science will give us their analysis of the situation as it currently exists and some guidance about how to look to these issues in the future. it is critical that we do. we also know that we have problems relating to our hospitals. one of the things which we have urged senator mcconnell to consider and senator schumer has used the term a marshall plan for our hospitals i think is absolutely essential. yesterday i had a conference call with 30 or 40, maybe more hospital administrators in the state of illinois. i want to just share some of the thoughts that they gave me yesterday in the course of this conversation. this is with the -- through the illinois hospital association. what we need they said is a direct and immediate infusion of funds. we need access to critical supplies. we need a surge capacity. there are 300,000 hospital workers in illinois. -- is lacking in so many areas. it turns out that our federal stockpile, whatever it's worth was either not large enough or cannot be distributed fast enough to meet the needs of these hospitals. one of the hospi

rob: corona academy, sounds very official.s, covid-19 and the threat of it will remain long after containment in the us. >> they have a substantial outbreak, it will be inevitable that we should be prepared that we get a cycle around the second time. rob: the white house task force predicts there could be another wave of imported cases of this virus. players and fans eager to get back to the ballpark, an update from the major league baseball commissioner and his hope to salvage the season. (music) >> it is march 20 sixth and this is a fox news alert. the senate unanimously passes the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill after another day of partisan delays. rob: the workforce lands and nancy pelosi's court. >> how many deaths are acceptable? >> none. how many deaths are accessible to me? none. >> help is needed now more than ever, the united states saw its deadliest day since the outbreak, the new cycle could hit. >> thank you for saving my wife's life, a man speaking for most of the country with his message to the heroes in ou

the academy back on again.ep—by—step, turn the academy back on againm then be able to, step—by—step, turn the academy back on again. if i may interrupt... sorry, you're being very measured, you're giving me a very measured, you're giving me a very dispassionate answer, but ultimately this is about an emotional as well as a logical reaction. donald trump says there is a danger that the cure, i.e. total lockdown, is worse than the disease, and he sort of implies in the end of societies is how to sacrifice a little bit, maybe the lives of some of the older and more vulnerable people in society, to ensure the economy can keep going, that masses. . . economy can keep going, that masses... millions of people have work to do, that they do not go hungry, and that society continues to function. where do you, as a business leader, sit on that argument? do you any sympathy with donald trump? for us, asi donald trump? for us, as i said, two priorities — health and safety of our employees but also the health of the company.

as the mother of two alumni of kip academy, bayview kip academy of san francisco i can say from the bot many of my heart how happy i am the fact that they have the opportunity to attend kip school here in san francisco. the academics are excellent and the students are disciplined and school a very close to home. i'm over all very glad that kip in san francisco because the kids will be able to the greatness of kip education from such a young age than middle school. i believe that keeping the school here in san francisco will offer even more opportunities for kids in public schools, public housing, and like how bayview kip academy has done for my children. thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon. school board. i have a letter for superintendent dr. vincent matthews from the kip h elementy parent board. i am a resident of bayview and have five grandchildren and graduate from malcolm x academy. it was designed to hold 450 students at best. now enrolled is 129 perhaps 130. do you think moving kip to treasure island will increase malcolm x's enrollment? why once again is the school district t

emily: i view some of the khan academy schedule, my children have used it.e same time, i am working from home, anchoring an entire show from home. it is hard to obviously keep children engaged or sometimes it is just keeping them distracted for the time i need to work. i had my son barge into my room today in the middle of a radio hit. arents, i think many of us are putting pressure on ourselves to have some sort of structure but get our own work done. how much as we as parents be expect our children to actually get out of this time? sal: so, the first thing until the parents, and same boat, i have three young kids at home. they are coping at different levels, to different degrees. i tell parents there is so much to think about right now. don't beat up on yourself. we are going to figure this out together. if you want to get started, just focus on the basics at first. an hour of reading, an hour of math. we can help you there. we have book lists that can be helpful. that is a great start. i've got reassurances from home schooling parents that as long as you

academy and one a boys academy. eventually miccosukee became a coed school after a. of time. the most modern facilities in the territory at that time. they had indoor plumbing. thingsd heated water and of that nature which was not found in the 1880's and 1890's here in the territory. they were a majestic building at one time that many students with acquire education opportunities at. this is a map most people would consider. this is an actual map, and original map of what we call an allotment map. if you are able to see all of these names written here, you would see the different tracks of land, the different acres of land that was assigned to certain individuals during the general allotment act or what we call the dawes commission. came in and they were enrolling within that dawes commission. their duty was to assign a number to every native person living at that time because they wanted to take the land out of commons of the tribe and divide it into individual land tracts. obviously there would be surplus land because there were not as many native people as there were land

those are pictures from the academy. in-service training is our folks that we have a separate division within training that train our current firefighters out there. they do a lot of different topics through the year. we do a lot of those as well. we have a new module starting on monday that includes tactical decision making and live burns. so we talk about tactics and again they go through the evolutions. to train the size of our department it takes a long time to go through it. so the more reps we can do with them, the better they get the skills. you go to a fire on your first watch but that's an issue. we need to put them through the repetitions and make sure they get the heat and smoke they do on a regular basis. this month we had a drill. so we had companies in the middle of the night to respond to an emergency. and we do that about three or four times a year. we have a committee that organizes this. we sometimes work with transbay too. we work with them to prepare for drills when there are no trains running. so tha

emily: khan academy ceo and founder sal khan there.ronavirus outbreak has begun to stabilize in china pinduoduo remains , positive despite its recent sales miss. we will hear from the president of strategy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: several companies are expecting headwinds to their businesses from the coronavirus pandemic, including chinese e-commerce giants like alibaba. pinduoduo, china's third-largest e-commerce platform, is no exception. they reported third-quarter sales that missed estimates, but the vice president of strategy, david liu, is still positive. david: in terms of impact to e-commerce, we have seen the onset of the coronavirus outbreak in china, e-commerce actually played a big part in supporting and stabilizing the lives of people. pinduoduo is actually the second largest in china in terms of user accounts, so millions have come to rely on pinduoduo for daily necessities. in trying times like this our priorities are with our users, so we have continued to provide subsidies against medical supplies and daily ne

the academy of art is in the process of finding out. >> this is 140 pounds of paper? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: max is a third year illustration student who has just been thrown a curveball. >> the transition was -- it was kind of strange. >> reporter: almost overnight, campus buildings were closed, cleaning crews were called in and classes moved online. >> it seems for the foreseeable future, the semester will be online. >> reporter: that means for now this dorm room is also a classroom. the internet is fast but not perfect. >> you kind of cut out there. what was that? >> reporter: max is enduring his first fully digital art critique. >> i love the design, the drawing, and the subsequent. >> reporter: 40 miles away, chuck is teaching the class from his home studio in petaluma. >> i'm going to grab some of this blue. >> reporter: using a digital whiteboard he draws suggestions on top of the artwork. while max looks on. >> i just want to make sure we see your hero fast enough. >> reporter: it's a bit different from an alog critique class. >> there would be a longwall.

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immaculate conception academy in cristo rey closes for two weeks after a staff member tested positive. lowell high school remains closed after a relative of a student tested positive, not clear when it will reopen. several schools are reopening tomorrow. action primary plus preschool in san jose, reopening. menlo school, atherton. oakland charter school, aspire monarch academy, resumes class tomorrow. >>> more than 7,000 students at to cancel on-campus king the classes because of coronavirus concerns. they even signed an online petition urging the university to do more to protect students from the emerging health threat. some students we talked to the today say they don't think the move is necessary. >> i feel that if there truly is like a real, real danger, right, that the community and faculty and dean would be able to let us know in time. i trust them. personally i need to go to school to get my grades, i can't just not show up to class. >> some students who signed the petition say with the number of coronavirus cases in santa clara growing steadily they felt now is the time to tak

the others are monarc academy in oakland and san jose's action day primary plus. >>> we have new videof the government landing in a helicopter. >> you can see national guard crew members rappelling down on to the shipment. they brought coronavirus tests and delivered them so passengers and the crew could be tested. the ship will idle until the results of the tests are released. as you can see, that cruise shipment is sitting off the san mateo county coast. pretty far out though. what it is like just outside the golden gate, abc news reporter leslie brinkley talked with passengers to get an idea. >> reporter: the question is whether this will become another cruise ship scenario like in japan. things are evolving rapidly. about 100 people confined in their cabins. now thousands are. i talked to a family from snanl rosa to tell us what it is like on board that ship. >> this is balcony. there is the ocean. lots of tv and movies. >> reporter: her husband and parents and three kids were celebrating her 40th birthday on this grand princess hawaii cruise despite find outing a passengers on the