one of these institutions is the america school. training in interrogation and psychological warfare has become commonplace with clear recommendations regarding torture and other methods. interrogation with violence included in the standard lesson plans, school students underwent serious indoctrination, were recruited by the cia and often acted as sleeper agents america pursued a policy of external expansion into various countries that had, for example, some rich natural mineral deposits or stood on profitable e, logistical routes, they carried out coups there, and often in these coups the initiators of these coups were the very terrorists who shared. well, let's say e not only on those who directly used weapons or committed terrorist attacks, and they also prepared a political leadership, uh, which after all these terrorist attacks succeeded and managed to stage a coup d'état. they came to power and became quite legitimate presidents. there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup. it is called one of the most brutal white house crimes in the second hal

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one of these institutions is the america school. training in interrogation and psychological warfare became commonplace clear recommendations regarding torture and other methods. violent interrogation became part of the standard lesson plans students were heavily indoctrinated, recruited by the cia and often acted as america's sleeper agents pursuing a policy of foreign expansion into various countries that had, for example, some kind of rich natural mineral deposits. they stood on profitable , uh, logistical routes, they carried out coups there, and often in these coups the initiators of these coups were the very terrorists who shared. well, let's say, e, not only on those who directly used weapons or committed terrorist attacks, but they also prepared a political leadership, er, which after all these terrorist attacks succeeded and managed to stage a coup d'état. they came to power and became quite legitimate presidents. there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup. it is called one of the most brutal white house crimes in the second half of the 20th

sky could have been specially inflated in order to divert attention from serious problems in america, schools and kindergartens will be restored this year in mariupol there is a large-scale construction residential areas. and the assembly of the fuselage of the first import-substituting superjet has also been completed. after the liberation of the village of krasnaya gora in the dpr, today fierce battles unfolded near the village of praskoveev, as to the north-west of this settlement, our troops managed to cut a strategically very important highway m3, the position of ukrainian militants is effectively suppressing multiple launch rocket systems. assault groups first work reconnaissance hit exactly on target per minute in five volleys. five peaceful residents of the dpr, including a teenager, were wounded today after the shelling of the apu , ukrainian militants reported about it in the representative office of the republic in just a day. over 80 times they attacked the settlements of donbass and fired more than 400 different ammunition. basically, these are shells of nato caliber, and the con

. >> the only way black kids now can succeed in america is through charter schools and private schools and maybe catholic schools. they cannot in the current public school system right now it is a crime against humanity. >> dana: education at the top of parents' minds as they fear america's school systems are failing their children. concerned about that as well colorado governor polis and will join us on that and the controversial decision to move migrants out of his state to sanctuary cities. a heartbreaking tale of a son poisoned by fentanyl. school nurses are called up to the front lines as the family put pieces back together. >> having your dad find you dead on the bathroom floor. that's not how anyone wants to go. but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the lar

where is the crisis response to what is going on in america's school? and pathetic when you have 55 schools with no proficiency in reading or math. what is the point? you are failing in your mission. it is a failure. >> bill: a collective failure. it's the state, county, local superintendent, it's the teachers rick, it's the parents ferments >> they've all failed. governor sanders wants to address teachers with an idea that governor desantis wants to do. the baseline of $50,000 a year to entice better people into that work because it is a wonderful line of work. students need to be assessed. how far behind are you? what do we do to catch you up? parents need to be engaged and have choice. both things need to happen in order to fix this crisis situation that exists in american education. if we don't have students who can read and write in the united states of america, what are we doing? again, why is this not dr. jill biden's number one issue? she is a teacher. that's her life's work. why is this not her issue? i think about barbara bush, laura bush, lit

just ahead, america's school shooting epidemic. vigils held for the victims of the michigan state university shooting, as the country marks five years since the massacre at a high school in parkland, florida. we will hear from survivors of both tragedies. >>> a new report says thousands of ukrainian children have been held in russian camps to be reeducated, militarily trained, and even forcibly adopted. >>> and as the death toll in the turkey/syria earthquake continues to rise, images of rescue teams finding survivors under the rubble offer a glimmer of hope. we'll have a live report from istanbul. >> live from cnn center, this "cnn newsroom." with rosemary church. >> thanks for being with us. well, investigators say the gunman who killed three students at michigan state university was likely planning more shootings. they found a note in his pocket after he killed himself, threatening two schools in new jersey. people in michigan are struggling to come to grips with the horror on campus monday night. they held a candlelight vigil i

we'll discuss what needs to be done to prevent the tragedies we're seeing all too often in america schools. former south carolina governor nikki haley throws her hat in the 2024 presidential reign. but she will likely face some stiff competition in the republican primary. and as the death toll in the turkey syria quake continues to rise, images of rescue teams find a survivors under the rubble offer a glimmer of hope. we begin this hour in east lansing michigan. the community is mourning three college students killed in a mass shooting and praying for five others still in the hospital. we have new video showing students at michigan state university hiding from the gunman in the classroom. >> it's stupid. they already evacuated the other room. [screaming] >> get the [bleep] down. they said don't open the door. get that [bleep] down. >> terrifying moments there, and police don't know what motivated the gunman to open fire on the sprawling campus. then later take his own life. they say he had a history of mental health issues. east lansing's mayor ron bacon says he's had enough conversations.

the families of the victims are still speaking out working to end gun violence in america's schools andw is fred guttenberg, his 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed in the parkland shooting. he is the senior adviser to the brady pac and the author of "american carnage: shattering the myths that fuel gun violence." thanks for being with us. i just want to start by -- every time i get the privilege of speaking with you of just kind of underlining jamie and all of the people who lost their lives five years ago, but fred, how do you and your family and your loved ones prepare, deal with tomorrow? >> you don't. you don't. you go forward. you know, listen, i can tell you what i know about tomorrow. it's going to be a private day. it will be spent at the cemetery most of the day with jamie and whoever comes to visit. it's also going to be the first time since jamie was killed where i'm struggling to find new memories and pictures and videos to share of jamie because it stopped. there are no new, and this is -- this is the year, and it's actually making this year strangely more difficult wher

the coin to 10000000 homes in america, 400000 school and child care centers. so every child in america ever chandler can drink the water, instead of having permanent damage to the brain. look, we're making sure that every community, every community america has access to affordable, high speed internet. no parents should have to drive by mcdonalds parking lot to help her do her homework online for their kids, which many thousands were known across the country. and when we do these projects, again, i get criticizes where i make no cheeses for it. we're going to buy american. i mean, only consisted with some trade by america has been lost. his 1933 for too long past administrations democrat and republican fought to get around it. not a more. tonight i am now say new standards require all construction materials used in federal azure infrastructure projects to be made in america. may need one good. want in cable and my watch american road bridges. american, how are you going to be made with american products as well? folks, my economic plan is about investing in pla

country would finally face our decades-long pandemic of gun violence, especially when it comes to america's schools. but in fact it's only gotten worse. following the parkland school shooting in 2018, "the washington post" determined that up to that point, 187,000 of our children had been exposed to gun violence at school. now, five years later, that number has exploded, nearly doubling to more than 338,000. and that comes as the post points out, despite a pandemic that closed campuses for nearly a year. and instead of making it harder for people to get their hands on a gun, red states across the u.s. are making it even easier. don'tfer get, it was just one week ago that republican members of congress were sitting in the house chamber for president biden's state of the union address, sporting a. -15 pins on their lapels. joining me is michigan attorney general dana nessel. her two sons attend michigan state university. i want to start by asking you how your kids are doing, how their friends are doing, and how your state and everyone you know is doing. >> well, no one is in a very good place right n

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locking down american schools and hurting america's school children was the worst policy decision of, and people need to pay a price because our kids have been irreparably harmed. elizabeth: thanks for joining us tonight. >>> outrage now intensifying, democrats' demands for woke learning now turning away thousands of students across the country. they're rejecting that. also a new nationwide push to stop the white house getting at your retirement savings for their political agendas. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, (that can lead to sudden worse

america. teaching sunday school, basketball teams, whatever we could do. and then in 2016i became county judge. >> you have had a lot of titles. high school teacher, trombone player, coach for your daughter's basketball team, church deacon, which you like the best? rep. moran: being dad's number one, and being a coach. my little girl, not so little anymore, she is almost six feet tall, they loved calling me coach on the basketball court instead of dad, so they look that opportunity. -- left that opportunity. and i think i love coaching that team, just about more than anything, and spending that special time in the cub scouts with my older son. my smallest son is a kindergarten and i am looking forward to when he starts getting big enough to play basketball, and helping with that team and showing him the ropes. >> how many kids? rep. moran: for kids, my wife and i have been married 23 years, we had our first two who are now 17 and 60 we had then because of the need to focus on my oldest son we waited a year, and we got him on the right track and said let's

that's going to 10 million homes in america. 400,000 school and childcare centers. so every child in america. every we're can treat the water instead of having permanent damage to their brain. every community, america's access to affordable high-speed internet. no parent should have to drive by mcdonald's parking lot to help to do for work online wdth their kids, which many thousands are doing across the country. and when we do these projects. again, i get criticized as well. make no excuses for it. we're going to buy american. >> the consistent with international trade rules. >> by america has been the law since 1933, but for too long past administrations, democrat or republican, i have fought to get around. not anymore. tonight i'm announcing new standards require all construction materials federal money infrastructure projects to be made in america. >> i watch american roads, bridges, american hours are going to made with american products as well. >> folks. my plans about investing in places and people that have been forgotten. so many us in the night. i know you

i was at four different elementary schools by the fourth grade. if you want to ruin america, you cannot let a governor create school choice for every kid in every zip code in your state. we were at saint anthony's today . 14 zip codes. the good news is it is going to get better because next year it will be 20 zip codes. because every year, more kids and more families can experience high-quality education and that destroys the myth which makes it harder for the blueprint to stay. if you are looking for a blueprint to ruin america, you would make sure that our borders are unsafe, insecure and wide open. 4.5 million people crossing our southern border in the last two years. the worst illegal crossing in the history of our country. the blueprint for ruining america would have to see 100 people on our security watchlist show up at our southern border from iran, not mexico. you would have more than 107,000 americans lose their lives [no audio] i do not see these as political issues. i see them as personal issues. i am the child that benefited from people who believed in me when i

look, we're also replacing poisonous lead pipes that go into 10 million homes in america, 400,000 schoolsnd childcare centers, so every child in america can drink the water instead of having permanent damage to their brain. look, we're making sure -- we're making sure that every community in america has access to affordable, high-speed internet. no parent should have to drive drive by a mcdonald's parking lot so their kids can do their homework online. and when we do these projects, we're going to buy american. we're going to buy american. [cheers and applause] and it is totally consistent with international trade rules. buy american has been the law of the land since 1933. but for too long, past administrations, democrat and republican, have fought to get around it. not anymore. tonight, i'm also announcing new standards to require all construction materials used in federal infrastructure projects to be made in america. made in america. [cheers and applause] i mean it. lumber, glass, drywall, fiber optic cable. and on my watch, american roads, bridges, and american highways will be made

look, we're also replacing poisonous lead pipes that go into 10 million homes in america, 400,000 schools and childcare centers, so every child in america can drink the water instead of having permanent damage to their brain. look, we're making sure -- we're making sure that every community in america has access to affordable, high-speed internet. no parent should have to drive drive by a mcdonald's parking lot so their kids can do their homework online. and when we do these projects, we're going to buy american. we're going to buy american. [cheers and applause] and it is totally consistent with international trade rules. buy american has been the law of the land since 1933. but for too long, past administrations, democrat and republican, have fought to get around it. not anymore. tonight, i'm also announcing new standards to require all construction materials used in federal infrastructure projects to be made in america. made in america. [cheers and applause] i mean it. lumber, glass, drywall, fiber optic cable. and on my watch, american roads, bridges, and american highways will be mad

our students and back my plan to offer vocational and technical education in every single high school in americaand equal opportunity, i am also proud that we achieved record and permanent funding for our nation's historically black colleges and universities. a good life for american families also requires the most affordable, innovative, and high-quality health care system on earth. before i took office, health insurance premiums had more than doubled in just five years. i moved quickly to provide affordable alternatives. our new plans are up to 60 percent less expensive, and better. i've also made an ironclad pledge to american families: we will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions.. and we will always protect your medicare and we will always protect your social security. always. the american patient should never be blindsided by medical bills. that is why i signed an executive order requiring price transparency. many experts believe that transparency, which will go into full effect at the beginning of next year, will be even bigger than health care reform. it will save familie

megan got her start in new york city at a charter school for teach for america. she is a true pioneer who led her school to achieving what was a few years ago impossible. today, sparrow is the only a school in the neighborhood. here's what meg had to say. families are the experts. they should be the one to make the choice about where their kids go to school. i could not agree with you more. and for all of those parents in oklahoma whose child is stuck in a failing school, we are fighting for you. megan and chris are with us today. we both please stand so we can honor you and what your service is to oklahoma? [applause] [applause] [applause] oklahoma governors have been advocating for more parental choice for over 30 years. in 1989 governor henry proposed in his state of the state address, right hear from this spot and i quote that parents be given greater flexibility to determine which schools are children will attend thus providing access to educational excellence by allowing more parental choice. those are governor henry's words. other states like iowa and virgi

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latest report card on big city schools shows the pandemic is still having a big impact on the quality of education in americares in six major cities, including los angeles, they found an alarming number of public school students failed to meet the minimum standards for their grade level in subjects, including method english study found. there were many reasons for the low test scores, including students missing class time during covid shutdowns think most people don't realize just how much ground students have lost and not don't realize what it's going to take to help kids catch up. education experts say that schools must act quickly to make up time for lost classroom time or face a possible learning crisis in america. no barriers schools were directly involved in the study. state university is facing two new lawsuits over how it handled separate reports of sexual assault and sexual harassment. the suits were filed by a former employee and a current student. both people were part of the usa today newspaper investigation into the school's former president and how he handled complaints. the former employee say

first the rebuild america schools ability and strength and diversity act and equity, inclusion, and enforcement act help modernize school buildings so students can learn safety, eliminate inequities and provide family withs a legal remedy for students to address disparities and education. this is to achieve a now act -- loan act ensure all americans can access -- have more access to affordable higher education. work force innovation and opportunity act is a national apprenticeship act will fully fund torrs, and -- educators and communities. i hope my colleagues on the committee will put -- stop putting politics over people and put people over politics and join democrats in addressing the most pressing issues facing our nation's students. with that, madame chair, i yield back. >> thank you, representative. without objection, all of the members who wish to insert written statements can do so by submitting to the committee clerk electronically in microsoft word format by 5:00 p.m. 14 dais after the day of this hearing, february 22, 2023. i'll now introduce our witnesses, ms. virginia gentle is the

graduation at home, i hope that i will return and i will celebrate graduation at school, not here, the younger oleksiy also went to americaan school at a distance, but for his classmates, he only saw it in photos and videos . the first teacher, oleksia, sends assignments and he checks them and explains everything, so his mother doesn’t need to wake up at night. his favorite subject is the one that is relevant for ukraine. i like the educational class the most. there’s a sign that you can’t take it underground and sweep it away . if you’re worried, you need to hide in a bomb shelter online with a ukrainian teacher . the boy is even learning to play the piano. oleksiy puts a smartphone on a tripod from the screen . his teacher from ukraine checks whether he is pressing the keys correctly. she says that despite the outward calmness, it was oleksiy of all the children who found moving the most difficult. he keeps asking me. mom, when we return, they cover the first day of the war. she also remembers perfectly dmytro, who flew to the usa from kharkiv on the 24th. when they started , i didn't even wake up. in zelenskyi’s instag

america strong" tonight. the three-point buzzer shot. and why it meant the world to this high school senior. >>> from abc news world headquarters, this is "world news tonight". >> thank you for join ugs on this busy saturday night. i'm whit johnson. several developing stories as we come on the air. the death toll from the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, surpassing 28,000. >>> we begin with breaking news. canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirming he ordered the takedown of another unidentified flying about. he spoke to president biden and a u.s. aircraft was the one to fire the shot. just 24 hours after the fighter jets took similar action against a high-altitude object the size of a small car over alaska. and a week after the massive chinese spy balloon entered american air space, crossed the continental u.s. and was shot down off the carolina coast last sunday. recovery efforts continue. the multiple incidents only adds to the mystery of where the objects are coming from and what they're capable of. we have late reporting tonight. and here's maryalice parks leadi

we were forced to have black schools the teachers were revolutionary they knew we have to prepare you to be at 200 percent you have to go above and beyond to survive in americas mentality we need the same expectations in every school for every child across the country. host: thank you for joining us on "washington journal" talking to reviewers. >> thank you for having me the pt objection. mr. thune: mr. president, on tuesday, president biden delivered his state of the union address to congress. address to congress. spend the president delivered his state of the u t

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i don't understand how he was able to graduate high school, to be honest. >> the only way black kids right now can succeed in americalic schools. they cannot, in the current public school system right now, there is no way black people can survive. it's a crime against humanity. i mean, what would you rather have, the stigma for being held back or a stigma having a high school diploma but you can't read or do math? listen, this is a faustian deal. it's accepting watered-down education that won't make you competitive in the work force, and the return, of course, the same people that give you those educations, big government, they say, well, or we'll provide you a home, we'll give you food, we'll make sure i you have a higher minimum wage. it goes against the e nos of america. -- ethos of america. we should never have any child in this country graduate from high school unable to read or do math. it is a crime against humanity, and it's destroying our nation, and we all should put our feet down because it must, must stop. if you don't think it's happening to you or it affects you, it does, because it affects the united

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schooling at the moment. and i know i've known people in britain and america, home school , been acutely aware that in countriesabsolutely forbidden to homeschool, which is the state effectively overriding parental rights . i've got a theory that rights. i've got a theory that dunng rights. i've got a theory that during lockdown when kids were at home or laptops doing online lessons, parents saw what their kids were being taught. a majority guide, i think, was a boom going on. am i right? there has been a big, big uptick in people homeschooling. definitely. and in fact, someone who's publicly said that we homeschool a lot of homeschool kids. i get a lot of questions about it. in fact , for questions about it. in fact, for me is that there's a the range of reasons for my personal reason is i travel quite a lot . reason is i travel quite a lot. i love i just love to be together as a family and we go through it together. that's a different kind of for education the kids. i also would prefer to responsibility my own kids curriculum . that makes sense . i curriculum. that makes sense. i think when you think about my

schooling at the moment. and i know i've known people in britain and america, home school , been acutely aware that in countriesabsolutely forbidden to homeschool, which is the state effectively overriding parental rights . i've got a theory that rights. i've got a theory that dunng rights. i've got a theory that during lockdown when kids were at home or laptops doing online lessons, parents saw what their kids were being taught. a majority guide, i think, was a boom going on. am i right? there has been a big, big uptick in people homeschooling. definitely. and in fact, someone who's publicly said that we homeschool a lot of homeschool kids. i get a lot of questions about it. in fact , for questions about it. in fact, for me is that there's a the range of reasons for my personal reason is i travel quite a lot . reason is i travel quite a lot. i love i just love to be together as a family and we go through it together. that's a different kind of for education the kids. i also would prefer to responsibility my own kids curriculum . that makes sense . i curriculum. that makes sense. i think when you think about my

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