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here engaging in political warfare and so this is the ap not playing report about playing politician.t civilians be as they don't have standing armies to take on other armies. the militants have an ideology, hit is a different connotation militants, it doesn't sound like a militant would attack reno kill infants or women or children, and limning this card, christian is affecting media outlets around the world, and dozens of country of the u.s. any oh, they classify hamas as terrorists and their terrorist organizations, enemy hamas has a tactic civilians since 1993 is been going on for years. >> right and so you go back to what is a truth and the purpose of language was how to be to clarify, enemy things understandable, to convey the truth and the truth is that these people are terrace and anybody's common definition of terrorism in this goes across with the ap does and you cannot even call people live in the street, and chewed up and publican, the bums, you can even call them homeless they are parents and people experiencing home homelessness in their undocumented even though they can

it was amazing to be among all the aps workers, das staff in particular. reminded every day how hard they work, flexible and empathic they are. there were great workshops achilles presented at one and [indiscernible] i'm just really heartened by the work we do here, how innovative we are and i just appreciate all you and just want to send a special shout out to the aps team who i got it know better, so thank you for that. also, a few weeks ago i was asked to attend a round table with speaker emeritus pelosi who i kept referring to as my forever speaker, and it was at the dr. davis senior center and it was really addressing issues facing older adults and it was really wonderful. it was live-streamed and she had it on her social media. she had it all over social media and just say that the-here i'm in boston walking around not with a conference. i was walking downtown going to get lunch and minding my own business, and this guy stops me and says, hey, don't you run something in san francisco? i'm like, what? first i said no, because i don't know you and i do

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one in five children have used the apes.es endemic, so we will also bring forward measures to restrict the availability of vaping for our children, looking at flavours and packaging displays. let's go to our health correspondence sophie hutchinson. how popular are these plans, these pledges likely to be?— pledges likely to be? well, certainly in _ pledges likely to be? well, certainly in terms - pledges likely to be? well, certainly in terms of - pledges likely to be? well, certainly in terms of the i pledges likely to be? well, - certainly in terms of the smoking pledge which today the prime minister said he wanted the legal age for being able to purchase cigarettes in a shop to rise by a year every year. that would mean that any child aged 1a or under would never legally be allowed to buy cigarettes in their lifetime. mr sue nack has said he is not banning cigarettes for people who currently smoke. this is about protecting our younger generation and he said in his speech today that most smokers he believed actually didn't

goutal has earned a perfect score on the ap exam. a student of hers earned a perfect score on the ap calculus ab exam . to get a perfect score, a student must get all 108 points. president biden is canceling $9 billion in student debt. the president made the announcement this morning at the white house. he says student debt relief will be available for 125,000 americans. they include those with disabilities. those who've worked in public service for at least a decade. and for many borrowers enrolled in income driven repayment plans. it's now the most generous repayment program ever. under this plan, no one with an undergraduate loan today or in the future, whether a community college or a four year college, will have to pay more than 5% of their discretionary income to repay these loans. federal student loan payments resumed october 1st after being on pause for more than three years. political analysts say biden's announcement likely to help him during his run for reelection in in just four days. the western part of maui will reopen

ap calculus exam. both rich inara and kaylee nguyen of silver creek high school got that perfect score this past spring. only 14 other students in the entire world. also earned perfect scores. the two local students give all the credit to their ap calculus teacher lena goutal, who has taught at silver creek high for nearly 30 years. i couldn't sleep at all after seeing her email. it was like two students out of 16 students in the whole world. i just didn't sleep at all. i kept reading both the emails so many times. now this is not the first time one of guitars students earned a perfect score on the ap exam. 19 years ago, a student of hers earned a perfect score on the first level. ap calculus exam. wow. congratulations. yes well, the newest powerball numbers are in and no one won the $1.2 million jackpot yet. but $1 million ticket was sold in vacaville. take a look at the numbers. we'll put it on your screen. they are 935, 54, 63, 64. the powerball is one. now, no one matched all six numbers, but two t

what did they do when our bureau and ap's bureau were bombed when the ap is an american agency and there was no proof of any israel i claim until this day where in 2023 united states, it is clear to the whole world, to you americans, before any other nation, supports the benefits of israel despite all realities, despite all proof, and despite any claim of democracy or rights. the united states only supports what israel says, even if the entire world sees that this is not the truth. it will continue standing next to it. and i can't respect and nation saying or a government -- i'm not talking about the american people because i know that not all governments represent their people but how can i respect a government that sees all these violations and claims to be a supporter of human rights and democracy and standstill not doing anything? nermeen: i would like to go to a clip of you live on the air on october 7 at the moment when israel bombed a tower behind you in gaza city. >> all right, youmna, please take cover. if you are in a position to to do so safely come expired what is happening.

missed any of c-span's coverage of thelection of the next house s, it's all available on our mobile ap c-span now. you can rewatch the day's events there and access live coverage all on the c-span now app, available wherever you get your apps. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, when citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. host: now live to the capitol where they are holding a vigil for israel. live coverage an c-span. >> turn that on. >> who doesn't have a candle down there? >> give one to her. [indiscernible] [indiscernible conversations] >> good evening. i'm josh from new jersey. i just want to thank deborah wassermann schultz for organizing and the leader hakeem jeffries for his phenomenal words and efforts for bringing us together this evening and

task is also set for the future and next year, and this year we observed significant growth not on the ap stock exchange, and the decisions that were made to ban the export of russian petroleum products, first of all, diesel fuel, which was exported, has already led to the fact that prices have dropped significantly, there up to 20% for diesel fuel, and now it is important that these prices are transferred to the small wholesale link for those producers who buy them not on the stock exchange, at oil depots, today we are also strictly monitoring this, we already see that in most of the constituent entities of the russian federation federation, there was a reduction in prices on small scales, and this reduction ranged from 3,000 there to 10,000 per ton for diesel fuel, this is very important for our agricultural producers. they say here, today, within the framework of the international discussion club valdai and the state russian economy, it is quite obvious that it has faced unprecedented challenges, there have been no such number of sanctions in the history of any other state, but the mos

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ap count show those 2 perfect scores. you want to have that rare. that they're 2 of 16 students in the whole world. they're going to say the country know in world that got that perfect score. and like you said, same high school, same teacher. pretty pretty amazing. their math teacher in the middle there. wow, that will stay pretty incredible. that is that is all right. 7.27 that i'm coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. we'll tell you what police say should be on the lookout for the next time. you're filling up the tank. you see that. you see that. >> thief my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about

left and when on the right, the intense over creek high school, they score a perfect 10808 on their aps. wow. now they are 2 out of the 16 students in the world to do so in the middle of pitchers. they're very proud teacher, ms very smart students there. are in the east bay, another oakland businesses prepare to close a the rising crime is one of the reasons that they have to shut their doors. the irish pub slant he oakland jack london square says they're closing for good on the 31st. they say a decrease in business. increase in cost supplies and crime in the area have led to their decision slant. he opened in 2017 according to his website during its nearly 7 years of business. they they won several awards, including east bay's best irish and oakland's best cocktails. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news, the bay area will soon. >> able to pay their respects to the late senator dianne feinstein, as a family gets ready to lay her to rest. we'll tell you the plans for >> i will come back to the kron. 4 morning news are going on 5.30, here on a tuesday. we've been talking about

around 60 great apes, a country leaving at the center, which is funded by international organizations and private donors the to the gets off to a swinging step with the breakfast of fruits and ginger tea to combat the cold, routine health and psychological checkup portals. since they often arrive suffering from health problems and for months, then onyx cushion into the forest helps the young 2 companies adapt to do was not for them. for example, that the forest is important for the coupon season. we work with them through the foreigner to them so they can get used to date as of tuesday, habitat to but i thought here they can find food and a place to supplement. okay. through the mines is what for michael and his pulse to return to the forest, they need lodge open spaces to hung out in yet human activities like a guitar to and logging destroying the national park, but also sufficient, healthy, happy to mean just trying to teams could be released since 2008 split some of the closer, but as long as the cheap pansy concentration sent to contribute to species protection through rehabilitat

belongs to immigrants not ap i immigrants you will see that there are also a huge population of rush wrans and ukrainian immigrants they stay united you am see that the support they lend to each other as a community. and cinderella bakery is another legacy business. if you go on the website it is known as a russian bakery. the first thing you see their pledge to support the ukrainian community. you will see the unity in the richmond i'm so proud of our immigrant community in the rich monthed. >> my dad immigrate friday iran the reason he stayed was because of the restaurant. has more centamential value it is the reasonable we are in this country. when he had an opportunity to take over the instruct he stayed that is why we are here part of our legacy and san francisco history and like to keep it going for years to come. >> another moment i'm proud to be supporting the richmond and the only asian american woman elect in the office and as an immigrant that is not happen nothing 3 decades. you see it is my ability to represent especially the asian-american community. in my case the chin

i'm sure you saw the ap story about absenteeism among students. "across the country, students have been absent at record rates since schools reopened during the pandemic. more than a quarter of students missed at least 10% of the 2021-2022 school year, making them chronically absent. before the pandemic, only 15% of students missed that much school. all told, an estimated 6.5 million additional students became chronically absent," according to the date of the ap found. what's causing that? guest: there are several things. what's interesting is that in 2021-2022, we did $5 million worth of grants for back-to-school and a lot of our members went doorknocking to get kids back to school. and we heard from people who said, and kids who said, i have to work, high school kids. and others who said, well, i really don't want to take tests anymore. and others who were just disconnected. and so one of the things that the washington post, after that story, said, is maybe we should do community schools. wrap services around schools. make the school the center

[applause] >> we have ap pic poll that came out earlier this week and it talked about the economy being the number one issue for californians. in you have a economic plan. how are you going to help californians get back on track that we are not hurting so much. >> you have to adopt an embrace my idea. sen. scott: it is made in america plan. it creates 10 million new job starting with 3 million jobs by allowing this nation to excavate our oil, gas, energy. set america's energy resources free. it lets become energy -- not independent, dominant. we should dominate the energy market in the world. we have the resources to do that. with innovation, we could create another 2 million jobs. in the last to me five years, we have lost over 100,000 factories. let's create high-tech manufacturing job bringing in tens and thousands of factories creating millions of jobs by using technology and lowering taxes to take our jobs back from china and around the world. it reassure those jobs in america. we have done it before. we can do it again. i wrote the tax cuts and jobs act. we lowered taxes from 35 t

reportero: ap afirmÓ que biden estarÍa pidiendo $14,000,000,000 para israel, $14,000,000,000 para el00,000 para taiwÁn y $10,000,000,000 en ayuda humanitaria para los refugiados y afectados civiles en gaza. tambiÉn la casa blanca ha anunciado que serÍan unos $25,000,000,000 adicionales en ayuda a ucrania y que ese presupuesto serÍa necesario hasta febrero. maity: muchas gracias por ese reporte. si usted piensa viajar, el departamento de estado elevÓ el nivel de alerta de viaje para todos los estadounidenses que estÉn dentro o fuera del paÍs. el anuncio llega por el aumento de las tensiones actuales y las posibilidades de ataques terroristas. la Última vez que se emitiÓ una advertencia como Ésta fue en agosto pasado, con el asesinato del lÍder de al qaeda. reportera: viajar en estos tiempos no es muy recomendable segÚn el departamento de estado de los estados unidos. muchos aÚn asÍ toman el riesgo. ella viajarÁ a parÍs desde miami y dice que este viaje no es de ninguna manera negociable para ellas. >> la situaciÓn es difÍcil y me preocupa bastante, pero tengo motivos muy buenos para v

surely, daniels is a psychologist and the executive director of counseling ap is on that. some is really organization for emotional 1st aid. i also earlier about how the crisis is affecting her organizations, work slowly and the ongoing total extremely difficult and challenging days in the front lines of national emotional support. all over 1600 volunteers with families. the cation already received a $127000.00 distress calls. it's a rise of about 500 the percent. so on saturday, with the outbreak of the war, we were one of the 1st organizations to administer health in real time. we were also among the 1st the 1st to, to going to the most no buses to support the shop is where the society and we have 50 years of experience was we have never known something of this scale of business stations. the nightmare of the, the goes beyond anything we could have imagined. our volunteers will never forget the screams of young adults from the party in the game who called us from the fields where they hid, living to be rescued. we won't forget the frightened whispers of mothers telling u

sources are telling the ap he was recently fired from the governor of maine and announcing his death earlier tonight, expressing hope that the news might provide some closure for a community that has been living on edge and unable to grieve. robert card is dead. and a three day manhunt for robert card, the suspected shooter behind wednesday's deadly rampage in maine ending friday night with the discovery of his body. according to police, dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound. like many people, i'm breathing a sigh of relief to night knowing that robert card is no longea threat to anyone. the 40 year old army reservist body located around eight miles from lewiston, where he opened fire on dozens inside a bowling alley and local bar, killing 18 and injuring 13 others. maine's worst mass shooting sparking a widespread manhunt extending to canada and forcing thousands to shelter in place. a community only now able to finally grieve. earlier in the day, a moment of silence in lewiston for those who lost their lives. preceded by a reading of their names, brian m macfarlane, 41 years of

they scored 108 out of on their ap calculus exams. no easy feat and there are only 2 out of 16 students in the world to do so in the middle of the picture is they're very proud. math teacher ms lena, tall congratulations to those too. well. >> all plus, still to come, the pope appears to open the door to blessings for same couples. what he told other cardinals ahead of a big meeting where lgbtq issues are on the agenda. >> high prices at the not the only pain at the pump for customers in the east bay. what police say you should look out for and then how about this victim? a mom away from mom? away from home will tell you that this service that lets college students or near their actual mom anymore. get like a rent them on. we're a year how much that will ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ a year how much that will cost. non-drowsy claritin-d. knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion. without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin-d. we made it!

center of western civilization, there is an almost remarkable tendency to not mention imperialism as aping the concludes of western civilization, in literary criticism and historical writing, there are two times, before orientalism and after orientalism, and my question is, in the light of orientalism, can you explain what is imperialism? there are many efforts to define the term, i think we all know pretty much what it means, it means the exerting of the power of one state over the people and society of others, it can take many forms, direct conquest, harsh sanctions, current us mode of imperialism, in the case in question, there has been a basically a thousand year war of the north against the global south, borrowing the phrase of the eminent. historian of the middle east, william bolk, and as he points out, the war against the global south is mostly the war against the muslim south, this war has taken many forms, the global, the muslim south has sought many ways to resist, accommodation, imitation, direct resistance, conciliation, nothing has worked, final stage. current stage is kind o

i think he essentially padded the apes on the back too much. like choke on that when they had one good premier after it up gone as if the balance -- top gun as if the balance sheets woes -- they were burning cash and choke on that and would get people to buy the stock. he called a dilution plan good die lugs. goody pollution. this was all over the last -- good dilution. he said, charlie, i put in my documents that the stock is overvalued based on traditional metrics. you can't blame me for leading peastray. they read your twitter feed and what you're saying -- a stray and saying one pounce and good dilution and choke on that and a lot more. i told liz hoffmann, i thought she was missing connective tissue in the story. on top of it all, he pulled out $43 million while the stock was being pumped. liz: which he telegraphed. he did say he was going to do that. >> i don't care. he did that. in less than a year, that's more money than ceos of profitable companies make in less than a year. all this together and i was not totally surprised by that. now

tanks, ap c's and surveillance units. they understand and you heard from deron spillman, the idf spokesman who talked about influence. yesterday's attacks and missiles fire to israel killing one soldier and one civilian were directed by iran. iran is testing the water and want to understand how big the israeli response will be and how long they can probe the israeli border to see if it will draw a heavy response against hezbollah. it distracts from the situation in the south and two takes pressure off hamas that right now is trying to fight this active conflict following that massacre last weekend. >> ainsley: thank you so much. the hamas terror attack marking the deadliest single day murder jews since the holocaust and jews across the world seeing surge of antisemitism. in germany, one berlin official saying, i would not advise anybody to make their jewish faith visible. those who wear the kepa, face prospect of being spat upon. isn't it sick such things are normal in germany. joining us now is piers morgan. >> piers: go

. >>> hamas cuenta con el ap ya del rÉgimen de irÁn y el grupo hisbolÁ. >>> se solidarizaron y su linderel diminuto territorio de gaza, entre los territorios que los palestinos consideran suyos, es de los pocos donde mantienen control. >>> la situaciÓn se viene calentando hace aÑos y por medio de varios encuentros militares violentos, hechos de terrorismo. >>> una olla a presiÓn, que hamas ha protagonizado secuestros y ataques con cientos de israelÍes fallecidos. israel ha desencadenado ofensivas con miles de palestinos muertos. el rÉgimen de irÁn ha negado estar detrÁs de estos ataques recientes, pero los expertos seÑalan que durante aÑos irÁn ha fortalecido con armas a hamas. arantxa. >>> ahora le damos la bienvenida al capitÁn, del servicio portavoz de las fuerzas de defensa de israel. gracias por acompaÑarnos y primero que nada. amenazÓ con matar a los rehenes. y con aviso por parte de israel quÉ hay de los hablamos del wart dÍa de operaciÓn de esta guerr entre las fuerzas de defensa israel. es la franja de gaza. capitÁn quÉ fue lo que fallÓ, porque no se supo nada por parte de las f

estÁ previsto que ap aparezca en corte por ahora enfrenta cargos por secuestro en primer grado la familiaia la policÍa busca al que embistiÓ adriana sÁnchez y ademÁs se dio la fuga la hispana que era madre y abuela desafortunadamente falleciÓ mÁs tarde su familia dice que no va descansar hasta ver al sospechoso tras las rejas >>>una hora de controversia que genera un video grabado en la frontera entre el paso texas y ciudad juÁrez del cual se ve y se escucha una agencia de la guardia nacional y agredieron inmigrante intenta cruzar por debajo del alambre de pÚas y esta persona estaba acompaÑada de una mujer y un menor francisco tiene las imÁgenes y son fuertes >>>las personas que grabaron este vÍdeo parecen sorprendidas ante lo que veÍan. miembros de la guardia nacional insultando y maltratando a inmigrante en el video se ve al militar molesta levantando el pie y alzando la mano del migrante >>> >>>en el video de rÍo bravo y dado a conocer por la agencia se ve al militar a recriminando el hombre al ver intentado cruzar con un niÑo en la base de pÚas gritando que la persona estaba frente de

that was ap minor sell-off that we saw over last month. the reason i say it's complacent, take a look at what happened friday. he's targeting the jobs market. job growth was double what expectations were. he's not having success there. >> he is from a -- >> from a wage. >> but wages are more important than the job number. >> let me ask you this, don't you think wages will follow? unless you see a massive -- >> why aren't they? >> you're talking about one number, scott. >> jobs numbers have been good. >> exactly. >> they've continued to moderate. >> some come back on labor participation rate has helped keep wage growth muted. that may not be the case. how is the fed going to look at that? numbers have been okay. this was a blowout number. this number should not have been a blowout number. the other reason look at today. i don't think we should be down 3% today and it's good it happened over the weekend and gave the market time to breathe rather than knee-jerk reaction, but it's saying this is isolated to gaza and israel. >> right now. >> we

it's extremely dangerous. >> this is not just a theoretical matter, the ap is suggesting this could be they right? >> i was interviewed for the article because we want to ask why are people saying these things? why is he saying it and why is he saying it now? the playbook is to get people into a state of terror and make them feel they are ex- essentially threatened. that's what trump wants to do, here he proved he can do it on january 6, is to get the american people to change the way they view violence. they will accept committing violence themselves or see it as morally righteous. we had a rehearsal of this. and the more he feels threatened, the more he has to get people into a state of terror and grievance sufficient to cause them to commit violence on his behalf again. >> speaking of this idea of normalizing violence. general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chief of staff and suggested the penalty for such treason should be death. >> are you worried about your safety? i have adequate safety precautions. i wish those comments had not been made but they were, we will take prec

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this is according to the ap. nothing is in writing yet. again that would be major progress.e uaw right now telling us no comment on this potential movement. our sources at ford have yet to respond. we should note we've been told by all sides, the talks remain active. one of the big three potentially could pivotal. >> a major development, maggie, you have spoken to an owner of the dealership recently, what's the impact of those who owns cars or wants to buy cars. >> reporter: experts have said, within weeks he'll see this impacting everyday americans. we're starting to see that now about six weeks in. we talked to a dealer here in chicago who said they can't find parts through normal suppliers, they have to go online and e-bay to find parts, customers are now seeing repairs that should take days they're now taking weeks. take a listen. >> customers are now gettingup set. >> very upset. because it's now affecting their life, if they can't use their car they can't get to work, they can't get to work, they can't get their paycheck, they can't pay their bills. >> reporter: that d

the ap which is a disgraceful far left organization. they won't even let the reporters refer to hamas as a terror group. apparently the ap thanks beheading kids, raping young women, torturing grandma and killing innocent young kids at a concert, taking hostages, that's part of that " resistance kamc appeared on cable news, forget it it's worse than ever. according to reports st nc template pulled through the muslim anchors off there last week because of an apparent anti- semitism concern. as media idot call reports one of them is kamc back on the air and " as anti-israel as ever. last week we had mehdi hassan, i don't even know this guy appeared on msnbc show rate literally compared israel to russia while giving hamas the terror group a free pass. luckily was a show that very few people have ever watched hosted by some guy named i don't know, chris christie, christopher hayes. i doubt many of you have ever heard of this person. another ms and seat liar conspiracy theorists as usual. can you imagine voting for hamas just 2 weeks after th

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the british view, the ap can lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict the independence. the mere of a dentist in those blue homage turned for help to russia. waste. the rate is considered their deal political adversary. this was the last straw for london. britain declared war on the half gans in august 1839. the invaders occupied couple and brought their henchmen to bower. the invaders brutally suppressed any resistance, thus is deli. they slaughtered all ask in man who had reached adulthood and raped hundreds of women seeking to humiliate the muslims of 18. 41 general uprising against the british yoke began debris. it is under the command of general elton stone last couple and started to retreat. only a few out of the $16000.00 invaders who had begun their march from google made it to the british position, was in general about the defeat of the royal army caused enormous damage to the prestige of the british empire throughout the world. the victory of the afghan people became the most important event in the history

on wednesday of last week, 10,000 people were ap rehedgedded.xt day, 11,000 people apprehended coming in in a 24-hour period. these are record numbers. for the second is consecutive fiscal year, over 2 million migrants have illegally crossed the southern border under the biden administration. as we await the final official numbers for fiscal year 2023, the overall number of border encounters will likely clips last year -- eclipse last year. no -- those, of course, are the crossovers that we know. these are the people who are ap rehedgedded, not the gotaways, not the people who got in without getting apprehended, so the numbers are likely much higher. in addition to the surge in espionage activity from the chinese communist party on u.s. soil as well as the fentanyl epidemic with the underlying components coming from china, more than 20,000 illegal migrantses from china have crossed the southern border with chairman mark green telling me that they are likely being directed by xi jinping to come into america, settle here and then act as future sab

. >>> el 2 de noviembre los misiÓn aps celebramos el dÍa de los muertos y en los ato tres no puede faltarde muertos. >>> la flor viene de aquÍ de oxnard california, y parte de mÉxico. la transportan para acÁ. >>> ellos la traen. >>> y el costo. >>> 10, por 20 dÓlares de aquÍ hasta el dÍa de los muertos tenemos eso, y ya por... a tres dÓlares son un especial elemento dentro del dÍa de muertos que se celÉbralo 2 de noviembre en muchos paÍses de amÉrica latina. son colocadas en ofrendas y altares como este que se construyen en honor a los que han muerto como sÍmbolo de vida, se cree que el color y el aroma intenso ayudan a guiar a las almas de los difuntos de regreso a la tierra durante la celebraciÓn. >>> estÁ hecho a base de la flor tradicional en este tipo de altares. tambiÉn tenemos la comida, tenemos fotos que puedes poner la foto de tu ser querido josefina zar entero de puebla mÉxico. comprÓ flores para decorar la fwaum y pretende su esposo. >>> nosotros usamos mucha flor para la ofrenda. y cuando ya para el dÍa 2 de noviembre llevamos bastantes flores al panteÓn. a ponerlas sobre la t

. >> spoiler alert, i was an ap gov teacher in a career ed tech school in brooklyn. 94% of kids in career tech ed graduate from high school on time, and 70% go to college. that's compared to if you look at high school graduates writ large, 60% of them don't go to college. we have created these kind of opportunities where these kids can have what becky just said. it is not just trade, its advanced manufacturing, health care, culinary, cybersecurity. it's transportation. and lots of kids then go to college regardless. we are just creating opportunities for kids if we start in high school and do this work. it is a whole of government approach. but let's be real, when i was teaching, we had to fight like hell -- can i say hell on this stage? to keep a program at the high school. we had to fight to keep it. so, we are going to have to rebuild them. and we have to rebuild them so that kids have lots of choices. i'm going to say one more thing, which is in the ai world, we have to do application of knowledge. and hands-on learning as a way of doing that. so what career tech ed does is it gives k