secretary cardona: absolutely. nathan: you and i had many conversations about the valuable partnerships between parents and teachers and the educational success of their children. so i know your commitment is there. but can you talk to us where the department is right now as far as how you're engaging parents and the design, the delivery, the implementation of education strategies? secretary cardona: sure. and i want to thank you for your partnership at the national p.t.a. from day one you've been partners in the process. you know, said it as a classroom teacher, when i was a school principal, parents are the most influential people. we play a supportive role. so we need to really reset what it means to engage parents authentically. this pandemic disrupted things. [applause] secretary cardona: this pandemic disrupted things. we don't have to build it back the way it was. we have to do better and that really means engaging our families authentically and having their voice be a part of the plan moving forward. you kn

secretary of education miguel cardona, our 12th u.s. secretary of education. was a distinguished career as an elementary school teacher, and connecticut education commissioner. we want to thank all of our guests for being here in person, we are so grateful for everyone who is tuning in from across the country. right now there is a child in a classroom in rural america who is dreaming about science. there is a student in a tutoring program who is mastering math concepts that could not the beginning of the year. there's a high school student to is receiving mentorship to become a teacher himself one day. and there is a young person connecting with her school counselor, trying to become the first person in her family to attend college. the secretary will share how we must raise the bar on education for these and for all students, everywhere in america. just a few moments you will hear about the u.s. department of education's focus for the year ahead. which builds on the secretary's priority to promote academic access for every learner, to bully improve conditions

i spoke with secretary cardona shortly before air. secretary cardona, thank you for being with us.n exclusively for the tampa bay times. that can't be a coincidence, why did you choose to publish it in florida specifically? >> silence is complicity here, and yes, it was sent into tampa because i have talked to teachers, i've talked to parents, and students that are very concerned. but i know it is going to have a national reach. that is why i am here with you today. this attack on our books, you know, from the party that preaches freedom of speech, it is banning books. it doesn't make sense. the party of small government is overreaching into our schools. i have confidence in our educators, in our parents, to communicate what is right for our students. we do not need a state government banning books. >> you mentioned politicians, not parents. i want to ask you about a quote from your op-ed. because you write parents do not want politicians dictating what their children can learn, think, and believe. that is the end of the quote. but we do know that many of the people making the deci

i spoke with secretary cardona shortly before air. >> secretary cardona thanks for being with us, youry did you choose to publish it in florida >> yes, it was sent in tampa i talked to teachers parents and students but i know it will have a national reach i'm here with you today, this attack on books, you know, from the party that preaches freedom of speech is banning books, you know, doesn't make sense, the party of small government is overreaching into our schools, you know, i have confidence in our educators and parents to communicate what's right for our students, we don't need a state governments banning books. >> you mentioned politicians there, not parents. i want to ask you about a quote from your opt ed you write parents don't want politicians dictating what their children can learn, think and believe. that's the end of the quote. what we do know is many people making the decisions about which books to biden, for example, are our parents. who have been empowered by politicians like florida governor ron desantis, so what do you say to those parents >> i'm a life-long educator a

secretary cardona: absolutely. nathan: you and i had many conversations about the valuable partnerships between parents and teachers and the educational success of their children. so i know your commitment is there. but can you talk to us where the department is right now as far as how you're engaging parents and the design, the delivery, the implementation of education strategies? secretary cardona: sure. and i want to thank you for your partnership

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secretary cardona: absolutely. nathan: you and i had many conversations about the valuable partnerships between parents and teachers and the educational success of their children. so i know your commitment is there. but can you talk to us where the department is right now as far as how you're engaging parents and the design, the delivery, the implementation of education strategies? secretary cardona: sure. and i want to thank you for your partnership at the national p.t.a. from day one you've been partners in the process. you know, said it as a classroom teacher, when i was a school principal, parents are the most influential people. we play a supportive role. so we need to really reset what it means to engage parents authentically. this pandemic disrupted things. [applause] secretary cardona: this pandemic disrupted things. we don't have to build it back the way it was. we have to do better and that really means engaging our families authentically and having their voice be a part of the plan moving forward. you kn

cardona writes in the tampa bay times, "politicians want to limit our children's freedom to read."ly did not explicitly name governor desantis. a sweeping cybersecurity breach involving members of congress and staff is more extensive than first thought. more than 1500 congressional aides, members of the house and senate along with their family members had personal information exposed on the dark web. the fbi now investigating the data breach targeting the d.c. health care insurance marketplace. and his picks are in. the former president barack obama, yes, playing along with the rest of us in revealing his ncaa bracket. obama predicts duke without coach k will win it all in the men's tournament, beating houston for the national championship. on the women's side obama, you might say, goes chalk, guessing south carolina will stay undefeated and defend its title. thanks for your time today on "inside politics." we'll he see you tomorrow. brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. >>> hi there. i'm brianna he keilar in washington. today's banking fiasco could cause tomorrow's reces

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we appreciate it >>> and coming up, education secretary miguel cardona is teaming up with the head ofk about their ask from members of congress, next on "morning joe." your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> welcome back 42 past the hour a recent report by npr points out there are many high-paying jobs that don't require a college degree, but several are sitting empty right now. to that end education secretary miguel cardona is sending a letter to his colleagues on capitol hill calling for new investments in career and technical education or cte specifically, investment in cte educators to strengthen the school-to-job pipeline the secretary points out that it is difficult to roll out sorely needed cte

bush and maria cardona. i'll start with you, scott.t when he was running for re-election the last time around, but just to give the audience a taste of the culture war issues we're talking about, he was talking about a, quote, biomedical security state, banning drag shows, banning treatment for trans kids, even banning certain majors, what you can study at public universities. y i mean, my curiosity is, is this a platform that can win where republicans need to win in the suburbs and in a general election population in this country? >> i don't know. ask the voters of florida who just re-elected ron desantis with a 20-plus point margin. he took counties that had never voted republican and turned them red. whatever he's doing down there and the way he's presenting it is popular with the voters of florida, whether they're rural, suburban, independent, republican, he's got a wide-governing coalition and that's not me talking. that's the voting results from the last election. the things he's talking about today, i think it's actually going t

well alice stewart and maria cardona. wish we had more time to talk specifically on that last point in the effect this is having on americans perceptions of their own constitution in themselves. the fact that someone running for president can be facing criminal charges, but thank you both so much. thank you so much. another american is in russian custody right now. this time, a correspondent for the wall street journal who was based in moscow, covic is accused of spying russia's main security service. the fsb, says that he was trying to obtain state secrets. he was taken into custody in yekaterinburg and russian court says that he will be detained until late may. the wall street journal is owned by news corp and dow jones, which says that it's working around the clock to secure us. covic is release. the dow jones chief executive called the arrest and extremely disturbing development and said that we also vehemently deny the claims made by russian officials. the white house is also denouncing the arrest. espionage charges

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his lawyers say we are secretary cardona on with anderson cooper and actually he wrote an op-ed, kristen, against restricting books in schools, which makes people think obviously about florida in the culture wars that are happening there. he wrote in the tampa bay times. and here's what he said just tonight, with john berman this evening. he said, listen to this. >> let our parents and educators work together to find what is best for the students. i'm all in favor of parents having our more say and more of a role, and in what their students are learning. what i am not in favor of is having state level politicians insert themselves in local schools to gain political points. >> not a very failed attack against who he is talk talking about. obviously rhonda sanders, as an example. how does this play? >> the state authorities have always had leeway to handle the issue of education, whether or a blue state or red state, that's often how this operates. and clearly voters in florida have been fine, broadly, at least a majority of them who turned out to reelect rhonda sanders in the last midterm

cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago. he says he'll never forget the way the jv show felt like a welcome to the bay area because we were all always there with him and everyone in the bay area. they loved him throughout the years, i only got to experience him for three years. there's people that experience it for more than 20, right, so, but he made an impact on me at this point. the medical examiner has not released an official cause of death, police said at the time of his disappearance that he was at risk and said there were no indications that fell play. was a factor. exam. francisco christien kafton ktvu. fox studios. and if you or someone you know, needs support. there is help available to you. you can text your called 988 for assistance. mudslide causing major damage on a north bay road. this is a look at where that mudslide happened in novato on redwood boulevard and access road next to one. oh, one and his ktvu is tom baker tells us now the slide is causing problems for pg and e. old redwood highway just north of

with me now, cnn law enforcement expert, john miller, also john hart, democratic strategist maria cardona, bradley moss, and tia mitchell of "the atlanta journal constitution." we've got a full house. let me begin with the reporting from you, john miller, over there, because, look, this is pretty significant. the idea of the coordination, the choreography, of trying to figure out what to do with an otherwise routine set of events, right, the idea of arraignment or someone turns themselves in. you add this this, it's former potus. tell me what's going on. >> laura, this is unprecedented, which is why this week there's been a number of meetings for planning on the idea that if this happens, it will be different than the way they've done it ever before, meaning, if you get a criminal indictment on a felony against donald trump, a former president, that means you've got a prisoner who's arriving in a motorcade with a security cordon escorted by armed secret service agents, where you're going to have to close off hogan place, you know, walk him into the district attorney's lobby. and while his

with political commentators, republican strategist alice stewart and democratic strategist maria cardonaice, trump is just partway through the speech, but let's address i think what is really the big question coming out of c- c-pac. that is, isn't it engaging in magical thinking at this point to believe that trump is not the front-runner at this point and he's not on kind of a clear path to the nomination at this point? i mean, i know it's super early, a lot can happen. but i mean, this conference was all trump kind of all the time, and that seems to be what the polls show on the republican side. >> well, jim, he's certainly the front-runner that room at this conference. c-pac has turned into t-pac, all about donald trump. that's a real shame because this is where the parties should come together and where conservatives come together. look, i have been to c-pac many times with candidates back when this was more reagan-like, there was a leader of the conservative party and the policies that was a uniter and of integrity. now we have donald trump who is more about derision and revision. we

oscar cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago.e says he'll never forget the way the jv show felt like a welcome to the bay area because we were all always there with him. and everyone in the bay area that loved him throughout the years, i only got to experience him for three years. there's people that experience it for more than 20, right, so, but he made an impact on me at this point. the medical examiner has not released an official cause of death, police said at the time of his disappearance that he was at risk and said there were no indications that foul play was a factor. san francisco christien kafton ktvu. fox studios. and if you or someone you know, needs support, there is help available for you. you can text or call 988 for assistance. to attend tonight. chinese organized crime reportedly has ties in northern california cannabis grows the chronicle reports that the state department of cannabis control has evidence that the chinese try aides have been involved in illegal grows for several years , and officials said that on

cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago. he says he'll never forget the way the jv show felt like a welcome to the bay area because we were all always there with him and everyone in the bay area. they loved him throughout the years, i only got to experience him for three years. there's people that experience it for more than 20. right so but he made an impact on me. at this point. the medical examiner has not released an official cause of death. police said at the time of a sudden disappearance that he was at risk and said there was no indication of foul play being a factor. we're live in san francisco christien kafton ktvu. fox studios huge loss for so many of us here in the bay area, christian thank you. and if you or someone you know, needs support, please text or call the number right there on your screen. there is help available. you can text or call 988 for assistance. san jose. police are investigating a hostage situation that ended with police shooting and killing the suspect. officers were called to an apartment com

cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago. he says he'll never forget the way the jv show felt like a welcome to the bay area because we were all always there with him. and everyone in the bay area that loved him throughout the years, i only got to experience him for three years. there's people that experience it for more than 20, right, so, but he made an impact on me. at this point. the medical examiner has not released an official cause of death, police said at the time of his disappearance that he was at risk and said there were no indications of foul play. we're live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. it is a heartbreaking story for so many christian. thank you. well if you or someone you know, needs support, please text or call the number that's on your screen. right now. there is help available to you just text or call 9884 assistance tonight. san jose police providing new information into a deadly police shooting. a man armed with a machete was shot and killed following an hours long armed standoff.

joining us now two of our cnn political analyst maria cardona , democratic strategist and alice stewart republican strategist, they are both hosts on the podcast. hot mix from left to right. um alice, you know, before the rally, trump was on truth, social talking about potential death and destruction if he's indicted in manhattan, you tweeted about that. but you know, during this rally in waco, texas, of all places he's calling the 20 to 24 election. the final battle. i you know, it sounds like he's gone full blown cult leader himself full maga. imagine that . look it's going to continue. he's going to continue to be divisive because it has worked for him in the past, at least in a primary election. here's the disturbing thing about this. if you go back and look at that speech, it was so much about him. it was so much about his personal problems in his personal grievances right as opposed to americans prosperity in the future of america, but he will continue to do so. the concern is his call. calls for death and destruction. our backfiring with an important aspect of the gop electorate,

vamos a hablar ahora con el economista alejandro cardona.es intereses que se dan en la tarjeta de crÉdito. Éstos aumentos se pueden evitar si pagamos rÁpido la tarjeta, si evitamos esto, si utilizamos la tarjeta solamente para compras inteligentes. cosas que podamos revender tambiÉn, pero hay que tener un presupuesto claro. los intereses estÁn ganando participaciÓn en los gastos de la familias. raÚl: hay que tener mucho cuidado con eso. sobre todo, porque aprovechan el momento tambiÉn y te mandan promociones. te llenan el correo con promociones. resulta que nos van a comer los intereses. en este mes de marzo que comienza todo el mundo tiene necesidades, en quÉ podemos ahorrar al comprar en este mes? alejandro: marzo es un mes que no tiene un festivo, digamos, especÍfico con promociones, pero viene el cambio de estaciÓn. hay algunos productos, por ejemplo, de limpieza, algunos artÍculos deportivos, productos como aspiradoras, maletas. cada cambio de clima, de temporada, los almacenes, tiendas, necesitan renovar inventarios. alguna veces se pr

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me acompaÑa el economista alejandro cardona con los consejos que le van a ayudar en este punto.alejandro: son rentables y tienen tasa de retornobien altas. es bien importante que las personas lo conozcan porque estos bancos fueron pequeÑos, los que se presentaron en el problema con estas entidades y han tenido problemas porque han invertido en un sector de la economÍa en las empresas pequeÑas y perjudicÓ los portafolios y estaban conscripto monedas y son regionales y pequeÑos, en general quiere decir que los bancos grandes son bien en tablex. y es importante tambiÉn que pasen de los $250,000 y no todo en una persona sino diferentes corporaciones, con crisis o no todo el mundo debe tomar. alejandro: cuando uno estÁ en la parte de bola de nieve que es pagar tarjetas de menos balance,y hacer los pagos mÍnimos y vamos terminando de la deuda menor a la mayor y todos los meses vamos a ver que una tarjeta se va eliminando y las otras van quedando. se ve que en un tiempo las tarjetas van a estar y los balances van a ser menores y los ayuda a obtener mejores intereses. hacer el presupues

president biden and secretary cardona have come to the table, there are real problems in the student loan system and federal financing in higher education. let's fix them legally. i close by encouraging my colleagues to join me in this resolution to prevent this unconstitutional student loan forgiveness scheme. it's unfair to the hundreds of millions of americans who will bear the burden of paying off hundreds of billions of dollars of someone else's student debt. with that, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. rubio: back in 2019, i believe april 2019, if not the first, i must have been one of the first people to call for the company tiktok to be banned in the united states. i do think that's an extraordinary thing to ban a company. and so before i think we, for someone like me who has argued for a national ban on a company like this, to take away something from over 100 something million americans, many of whom i've heard from, many of whom i know personally, before we do something like that, i think people deserve an exp