with the help of low—interest loans, they are passed on to localfamilies, like audelia's. re—election, will you vote for him? 100 kilometres away, marcela is also taking me to see a new house. hola. it's the one her sonjose was building for his wife, his daughter and the baby son he is yet to meet, born after he was sent to prison. despite opponents saying it's unconstitutional, president bukele is expected to stand for re—election in 202a. his security crackdown should make him unassailable at the polls. but are thousands of families like marcela's paying the price? hello. you need a certain level of temperature to make clouds. and on thursday, that temperature was 17 degrees. from a blue sky, sunny start to the day across the yorkshire area, as we hit 17, we started to get these cumulus clouds. as the air started to rise, it hit a layer of warm air higher up in the earth's atmosphere and that cloud then started to spread out. and by the time we got to the early afternoon, it turned pretty cloudy and that kind of thing you can see happening here on the satellite picture f

with the help of low—interest loans, they are passed on to localfamilies, like audelia's.or re—election, will you vote for him? 100 kilometres away, marcela is also taking me to see a new house. hola. it's the one her sonjose was building for his wife, his daughter and the baby son he is yet to meet, born after he was sent to prison. despite opponents saying it's unconstitutional, president bukele is expected to stand for re—election in 202a. his security crackdown should make him unassailable at the polls. but are thousands of families like marcela's paying the price? hello there. the weather remains quiet at the moment with more cloud for scotland and sunshine for wales. high—pressure dominates and sits right over the uk and that weather front which has been bringing some rain in scotland and northern ireland will be weakening and so the rain will go very light and patchy but we will keep cloud in many areas of scotland and northern ireland and perhaps sunshine in the north—west. best of the sunshine although some cloud coming in of the north sea affecting south—eastern

audelia used to stay inside at dusk.returned to long—suffering neighbourhoods, some fear president bukele has permanently militarised el salvador to achieve it. will grant, bbc news san salvador. the race to space is on. nasa has enlisted a second billionaire to get astronauts back on the moon. amazon'sjeff bezos has won a contract to build a spacecraft. the us space agency is already working with elon musk�*s spacex firm, who was awarded $3 billion to also land on the moon. jonathan amos reports. they are two of the richest individuals on the planet. one, elon musk, has made his fortune by transforming the car industry. the other, jeff bezos, by reinventing the way we buy things on line. but they both have the same passion for space. they are building rockets and spacecraft to get humanity of earth. nasa has already teamed with musk and his spacex company to develop a novel rocket system that will also be able to land on minutes. it is called starship and had its maiden light last month although didn't quite go to plan,

> she is a first generation mexican-american, just like many of the students in this classroom at audelialementary in dallas, texas. >> i see students that remind me of myself when i was in their third grade classroom. >> now, thanks to a teaching apprenticeship, cano padr.on is on her way to realizing her dr.eam. -- her dream. teacher apprenticeships, at least those registered with the department of labor, or knew. started last year by the biden administration in response to the pandemic. 17 states have registered apprenticeship programs, with interest spreading. >> after covid and losing so many teachers in our classrooms, we really had to come back to the table to figure out what new teaching models would look like. and we knew we had to do something different. reporter: shareefah nadir-mason administers the program at dallas college, which offers a low-cost bachelors degree combined with paid on-the-job training. that's what pricilia cano padron was doing at audelia creek elementary. >> we don't simply want our students to be first generation graduates. we want them to be first genera

that's what pricilia cano padron was doing at audelia creek elementary. >> we don't simply want our students to be first generation graduates. we want them to be first generation un-impoverished. so we want them to walk into the field without the burden of student loan debt. stephanie: in nearly all 50 states, certified teachers are required to have at least a bachelor's degree, which comes with an average cost of over 35 ,000 dollars a year. the student teaching in the last year is typically unpaid. it's a barrier for many would-be teachers. the labor department's approval of registered teacher apprenticeships unlocks federal funding to cover tuition, books, and fees. kueng -- >> that is a game changer and allows us to have a different conversation about who gets to become a teacher and how they get to become a teacher. stephanie: david donaldson is founder of the national center for grow your own, a nonprofit working to expand the teaching workforce. >> we help states and school districts across the country launch these, grow your own and or registered apprenticeship programs with the ulti