cassandra's school district recorded a 60% spike in mental health referrals since the pandemic began. it is one of the reasons for the district spent a big chunk of its covid relief fund, not on new computers, but on more social workers . >> since covid, there was a clear need to help students more than just academically. >> reporter: vito chiara is the principal and he says thanks to that money, his school was able to hire lazaro, doubling its mental health steph, being able to keep his wellness center open all day, instead of just a few hours. >> we have to take care of who they are as humans and that meant not pretending that their mental health issues did not exist but meeting them where they are and helping them to thrive and recover fully so they can engage in school and education. >> reporter: lazaro says even he cannot believe how many students needed help. >> there was a lot of anxiety. a lot of depression. a lot of our students were struggling with suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: as for cassandra, she is a happy senior these days, with dreams of becoming, wait for it, a soci

cassandra's school district reported a 60% spike in mental health referrals since the pandemic began.ne of the reasons the district spent a big chunk of its covid relief fund not on new computers but on more social workers. >> since covid there was a clear need to help. >> reporter: vito is the principal. he says thanks to that money, his school was able to hire lazero, doubling its mental health staff. they are able to keep their wellness center open all day instead of a few hours. >> we have to take care of who they are as homes an people. that meant really not pretending their mental health issues didn't exist. but meeting them where they are. and helping them to thrive and recover fully so they can engage in school and education. >> reporter: lazero said he couldn't believe how many students needed help. >> there was a lot of anxiety. a lot of depression. a lot of our students were struggling with suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: as for cassandra, she is a happy senior these days with dreams of becoming, wait for it, a social worker. >> i just want to be there for anyone that feels

. >>> todos sus planes fueron arrancados y se su hermana cassandra prado quien asegura que jorge fuea tarde la cuadra 600 en la calle w20 dice que iba en su bicicleta, a una tienda . >>> un altercado con 4 jóvenes entre 15 y 20 años,creo que alegaron secularmente disparo como 7 veces la policía decena dreamers informo que después un altercado una persona murió pero cassandra nos cuesta entender que son estuvo involucrado en una pelea . >>> no comprendemos que pasó no es una persona de pelear ni siquiera delegar, y sé que tiene muchos pregunta sobre lo que pasó y asegura la policía que no compartió nada con ella sobre la investigación . >>> que nos mantenga informado contra que está pasando no sabemos nada estamos sintiéndonos bien seguras sin información ninguna, consulado general de méxico san francisco informó telemundo 48 este martes que está ayudando a la familia prada cassandra nos dice que está esperando ayuda dreamers compensación para víctima se california para poder repatriar el cuerpo es humanos en méxico, ahora mi mamá estos en el sin ayuda y solo tengo que llevar para ya

. >> reporter: cassandra riley knows loss and grief and pain. her son, lamar, was murdered in alameda county earlier this year. >> overprotector. mama boy. that was my twin. loved his daughter. >> reporter: the suspect was only 17 years old. riley says in spite of her wishes, the alameda county county da didn't charge him as an adult and her frustration is familiar to other victims' milies. in fact, they describe it in an eerily similar way. >> i saw my son shot. in front of me on my porch and my daughter was shot as well. so if you have never been through that, you cannot tell us what goes on after you went through it and then you have to go through it again when you think you have justice, and then you turn around and you walk in the store and see your son's killer in the store because you didn't know they were let out. >> reporter: brenda grissom was so motivated by her own loss that she co-founded the group called s.a.f.e. the same group that tuesday marched to the courthouse to file paperwork to start the process to recall da pamela price.

. >> cassandra muchas gracias por tu tiempo.:00 de la noche y le contaremos porque la familia teme que no se haga justicia en el caso de su hermano porque al parecer los sospechosos eran menores de edad nosotros tenemos el informe a las 11. >> en vivo desde hayward soy yomara lópez. >> muchas gracias a cassandra por abrirnos las puertas de su casa. Éste martes el consejo municipal de san josé no decidió como tenían previsto si establecerán el san josé power en 2028 que brindará servicio eléctrico a futuros proyectos. >> se pospuso la decisión: las autoridades consideran que necesario esto pues piensan que la empresano cumpliría con esto. se esperaba que los usuarios pagarán hasta el 15% de su factura pero la empresa está en contra del proyecto y defiende que la ciudad tiene la fuerza de trabajo calificada para operar la red, el voto será ahora el 4 de octubre, estaremos atentos. >> las madres que trabajan siguen en desventaja salarial y lo que ellas ganan todavía es menos en comparación con lo que ganan los hombres. >> si sigue

. >> reporter: cassandra riley nows loss and grief. and pain. her son, lamar, was murdered in alameda county earlier this year. >> overprotector. mama boy. that was my twin. loved his daughter. >> reporter: the suspect was only 17 years old. riley says in spite of her wishes the charge him as an adult and her frustration is familiar to other victims' families. in fact, they describe it in an eerily similar way. >> i saw my son shot. in front of me on my porch and my daughter was shot as well. so if you have never been through that, you cannot tell us what goes on after you went through it and then you have to go through it again when you think you have justice. and then you turn around and you walk in the store and see your son's killer in the store because you didn't let know they were out. >> reporter: brenda co-founded the group called safe. the same group that tuesday marched to the courthouse to file paperwork to start the filing of recalling pamela place. eliminating most sentencing enhancements and holding law enforcement accountable. she

. >> reporter: for the past two years, cassandra has been seeing him twice a week., she found something she thought she lost. hope. >> i realize that there is a lot of meaning to life. i know that i can get through it. >> reporter: according to the cdc, nearly one in four students experienced problems since the start of covid. this is one of the reasons why the district spent a big chunk of the covid relief fund not on new computers, but on more social workers. >> since covid there was a clear need to help students more than just academically. >> reporter: he says thanks to the money they were able to hire lazaro. that means being able to keep the wellness center open all day instead of just a few hours. >> that meant meeting them where they are and helping them recover so they can engage in school and education. >> reporter: lazaro says he could not believe how many students needed help. >> there was a lot of anxiety, a lot of depression, a lot of students who were struggling with suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: as for cassandra, she is a happy senior these days wi

cassandra riley is hoping the da, pamela price, will change her mind. and send this case to adult court. karina. >> dan yeah, it's so sad to hear from cassandra there. >> it's tough. yeah, it's tough. yeah. >> all right. we'll follow as it goes along. thank you. dan well, to get in touch with the i-team, you can call this number on your screen or go to abc7 news.com slash i-team, an east bay man fed up with sideshows that he's using his own money to install license plate readers at his properties across antioch. >> it will cost upwards of $50,000. but he says people need to be held accountable in order to make the city safer. abc7 news reporter answer hassan talked with him about this. do it yourself attempt to protect people and property sideshows may seem innocent and kids playing, but it turns into something more. >> that's what happened earlier this month when one car ended up in the water at the antioch marina and another hit a fire hydrant, leaving three injured. >> sean mccauley owns property at the marina. they just need to be held accountable.

cassandra riley is hoping the da, pamela price, will change her mind and send this case to adult court. larry, the reasoning there would be because it's murder, even though he's 17. exactly. exactly right. it's allowed under the law. right. dan, appreciate you. coverage thank you. >> all right. former president trump expected to surrender to authorities in georgia any moment now. you see this. his motorcade has just arrived at the fulton county jail in atlanta. the president will be booked more than a dozen charges stemming from his efforts to reverse georgia's 2020 election results. that is what he's accused of. we are expecting live coverage from abc news, our colleagues there. once trump does arrive and as he makes his , you know, comes out once he's booked and we understand it will be a process, there will be a mug shot. so different from his previous indictments. but we'll continue to watch this for you. >> all right. in the meantime, it is the sickest day of the year today and the future of meetings. why you may not even need to attend them anymore. oh, the ford ford's next the l

the, the, in northeastern ukraine, russian forces of intensified attacks on cassandra, near the russian border. russia occupied the city for 6 months before being pushed out. now they want to take it again. you're craning authorities earlier this month order the evacuation of cook ganske and the surrounding areas. you know, these abraham accompanied a red cross unit as they went door to door, trying to persuade civilians to leave the men in this fan or in the life and death to mission. we follow as the offer civilians a way out of one of the most dangerous parts of the country. under the most, this is can you take to try to save lives? you have to take risks to this town, to lose for the of my deal of people and not to blame for what is happening. i assume the ukrainian government orders are clear. everyone in coupons and the surrounding areas has to leave versus says it has captured positions in the region showing and destruction are part of everyday life. here. he goes, 1st, stop today is a village on the outskirts of the city, anna, and her 3 small children are ready to go. she's bee

despuÉs quitarse la vida, la policÍa estÁ tratando de determinar por quÉ rubÉn matÓ a su esposa, cassandra, la niÑa migrante de tres aÑos que muriÓen el trayecto entre texas y chicago en uno de los autobuses de la llamada operaciÓn estrella solitaria del gobernador greg abott mÉdicos forenses investigan las causas de su muerte. en un dÍa marcado por la lluvia familiares y amigos cargaron el fÉretro con el cuerpo de la pequeÑa que muriÓ el pasado 10 de agosto en el condado de marion en illinois, una inesperada muerte que frustrÓ los planes de esta familia, dice la tÍa abuela. >> tenÍa muchos proyectos y muchas ilusiones con la bebÉ. era una mejor calidad de vida para ella, una mejor educaciÓn, y decidieron emprender esa travesÍa. reportera: en esta iglesia se realizÓ la ceremonia religiosa de carÁcter privado, la mamÁ de ella dijo que no estaba en condiciones de hablar con la vÍctima. >> no lo podemos devolver, pero podemos darle una palabra de consuelo.. reportera: su muerte se produjo en el trayecto del autobÚs que saliÓ desde brownsville, texas, en chicago, como parte del programa estrel

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. >> reporter: cassandra riley knows grief and loss. her son was murdered in alameda county earlier this year. >> overprotective mama boy. tha was my twin. he loved his daughter. >> reporter: the suspect was only 17 years old. riley says i spite of her wishes, the alamed county da didn't charge him as an adult, and her frustration i familiar to other victim families. in fact, they describ it in an eeriely similar way. >> i saw my son shot in front o me on my porch, and my daughter was shot as well. if you've never been through that, you can't tell us what goes on afte you went through it and then have to go through it again whe you think you have justice, and then you turn around and walk i the store and see your son's killer in the store because you didn't know they were let out. >> reporter: brenda was so motivated by her own loss, she co-founded athe group safe, the same group that marched to the courthouse tuesday to start the paperwork to recall the da pamela price. they were joined by other victims' families. price ran on a platfo

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i do want to bring in cassandra teachers unin here in san francisco. cassandra how many teachers are we missing in san francisco right now? at last check, there was 174 job openings. still vacant, still hired for. that's just for certificated. the teachers and classrooms. we also have an additional 170 or more of para educators. those are classroom aides who work directly with students. what needs to be done to fill those vacancies, in your opinion? there's multiple things that need to be happening, but the very first one is a raise, right? we're in a contract negotiation. we tried to force a deal to come together in may before the school year would have ended. that would help people decide to stay. and those that were looking to enter into the career or enter the district could be incentivized to come in. and then another one is really around whether or not this career is optional for folks that. apologize for losing bailey carroll's report here as she is in san francisco, students are heading back to class for the first day. they're across the bay in

. >> reporter: others like cassandra jumped into the water to escape the flames. >> we had to go into the water to stay cool and, you know, breathe as calmly as we could. >> reporter: at one point this church sheltered nearly 300 evacuees. last night the governor's office relocated about 80 displaced locals into hotels for at least a month. at the westin maui inn ka'anapali, this worker is helping to feed hundreds of hotel workers and their family members. >> here we got running water. now we got electricity, cell service now as of last night. >> reporter: many residents expressed frustration about having little warning before the flames swept in. >> i've lived here for 23 years. i've heard the siren go many times. we're heartbroken that people couldn't get out or didn't get alerted. >> reporter: the governor says a comprehensive review is underway to determine why the state's siren system failed. and authorities are warning people in lahaina and kula to not drink the water. they say don't bother to boil it because flames swept through and left behind so many toxins. >> just some harr

well, what about the fact that cassandra foresees everything , nothing can be changed except for herselfmr. taras , we have one more thing, literally four minutes more , i will memorize it. tell me, please. explain as a statesman as a person who holds a public position and here is the scandal that was connected with tv series on time not on time well , we are now spinning on literature, it is clear that there are private publishing houses that work for them not just now there is certain state funding obviously, too. in your opinion, at what level should there be support for literature, what is being printed now is now being published, and now people can read it so that they can also get something from literature, what should literature give people now during the war, how quickly should it be, please? well, if already talking about series, remember the resonance acquired by the film "the house is the word, we are already a household" of writers in kharkiv, just during the period of literary discussions of 25-28 years. to many other writers who became victims of the system. but of course,

well, but what about the fact that cassandra predicts everything , i can't change anything except myself, mr. taras , i'll remember literally four more minutes. tell me, please. explain how a statesman as a person who holds a public position. and here is the scandal that was connected with serials on time, not on time. well, we are now turning to literature. it is clear that there are private publishing houses that work for them not only. now there is some state funding, obviously, too. what do you think? what should be the level of support for literature, what is being printed now, is being published now, and now people can read it so that they can also get something from literature, what should literature give people now during the war, how quickly should it be, whatever laska well, if we are already talking about series, then remember the resonance acquired by the film "house is our word" by student writers in kharkiv, just during the period of the literary discussion of 25-28 years. victims of the system, but of course only a part of it was able to enter the gold fund of the latest u

this guy does it, cassandra has no business is accomplished, and the big sectors with the businessman, politicians, we don't see any direct impact if there's an effect on the big players they would want to join if it's beneficial for us as well. we should join to took care of it, experienced to kia, should be a member of breaks, in my opinion. this could be good for our country, sending our currency to them and trading with them could be obviously be beneficial to the time, the member of nato. and the time the member breaks public speaking. and this is not gonna commit the member of nato, it is not going to hurt to tease relationship breaks because one is for security and defense reasons. other one is broadly for economy. reason, this is how the countries are trying to build their foreign policies. now these and this is not gonna change the course of the one countries policies, but in the long run, they kind of have the, the relationship with the kind of countries, let's say, to choose economy. and cultural lead can be great to match which breaks nations because all those members righ

this is primarily se, so we're in the midst of the parade, or is it can please evelyn cassandra, incredibly loud file system, steel drum. somebody has to be provided for the eyes on the phone. the senses we just want to know in a few words, what is your thoughts and sort of unity with everyone the what and how the group back in 1966 when it was started, as an unapologetic celebration of car being towed to the 5 man rights relation to the last word or whatever you mean getting bigger we've been able to find is you can say very, very successfully. it is, of course a massive undertaking for london, london. metropolitan police as well as the previous, see some incidences have crossed the shadows over the events where the police are keeping a low profile. it's all about intimidation. it's about celebration. it's a song school. the capital password is different colors, communities, and unconscious. to sign what i say for me probably the head office is just 2nd. i don't see fall into the list. obviously are these are the top stories as in bobby's governing, zonal parties denying allegations of wid

beneficial both for trade reasons and the terms of enhancing of our choice cuz it's time to zip cassandra has no business is accomplished in the big sectors with the businessman. politicians is we don't see any direct impact and if there is an effect on the big players, they would want to join the if its beneficial for us as well. we should join to took care of it. experienced to care should be a member of breaks, in my opinion, because this could be good for our country and sending our currency to them and trading with them could be obviously be beneficial. sale no, none of us to tear. it can be a member of nato. and i can remember breaks by public speaking, and this is not gonna commit the member of nato. it is not going to hurt to, to use relationship breaks because one is for security and defense reasons. other one is broadly for economy. reason. this is how the countries are trying to build their foreign policies nowadays. and this is not gonna change the costs of the one countries policies. but in the long run, they kind of have the, the relationship with the kind of countries, let'

it's been used for many different things, cassandra, or anything from diplomatic gift, this to amber lenses. you for measuring the density of beer and at some point it was discovered the amber improve circulation interstate and can be used for blood transfusions. grove, in the 17th century, or even earlier, many medicines contained amber is when it was actually thought the amber was a cure for the plane. although that may have been a legend started by amber catchers who spent a lot of time in water. so they had better hygiene at the well, none the less, the spell doctor's treating in the plague, to amber wisdom and put it in the beach masks, was it was thought the amber or a unicorn horn, which was actually ivory and couldn't detect to poison and food or drinks to ship those things weren't quite readily available, but they still thought it had these power 6 it there was a belief, the amber powder or oils were very useful for treating diseases to me, able to find out which disease is exactly why you'd have to collect prescriptions from all over europe. for example, there's one prescri

having a hard time because they're innocent. relatives are in prison, one that others into modeling cassandra models with audience, as you know, sentiment in the wall on games. most security comes at the cost of basic human rights. the big calling revolution is on how the state speed calling while it chiva because beam launch, lee, a band, only a few locals use it, but the name was in the cooling. yes, we have the app. it was doing pretty well in the beginning, but less so lightly. i don't know why the one of them is little sign a bit calling you for you in the center of san salvador. the next morning we had to one of the porous regions in the country. the president's high profound project is on the way here. bitcoin mining using volcanic energy, the journalist a vic, toll penya, wants to find out if locals will benefit from the project. he meets with, can you the leaders in the municipality of that in all of hello nice to meet you to was i'm victo opinion, but i don't one it's a great place you on them on the way to one of the nearby villages all scovella ask is once to show us something tha

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but cassandra, the president of the san francisco teachers union, says the issue all comes down to teacher pay. her and other union officials say if districts raise the pay, they're likely wouldn't be a shortage. we asked the president of the states teacher association why that pay hasn't been increased. one of the biggest things is funding local school districts. they do get state funding. so if the state doesn't go up enough, it doesn't increase enough. we can't get those salaries right now. many parents are asking what's going to be done in the meantime? well, according to school officials, they say substitute teachers and administrators will fill in where needed in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. students in the fremont school district also went back to school today. we shot video this morning at mission san jose elementary. a parents are dropping their kids off for the first day back at school. we talked with one father who was dropping off his children who are in fourth grade and kindergarten. i'm excited to finally back to school. we've got the older one thro

cassandra was going to be removed in orbit, but in the end it did not happen.d in hollywood, here is the man who killed claire your majesty gogol, the tabloids reported that olga kabo was divorcing her husband. after that, the actress not locked in. she became more more successful and in demand in the profession. beautiful children in the film dreamcatcher olga kabo played a strong woman. under strange circumstances, the heroine's husband disappears. she has to raise children alone and in real life by raising her son and daughter. the actress is doing it on her own. olga does not think about the future, she lives, creates, takes care of children and rejoices in freedom and independence olga, who is our guest today. it must be shown in growth, because this is how each of us should look, dear women, but as they say, not everyone is given. oh well, here sincerely such a stunning figure, by the way, you don’t even have a stoop. although everyone should always have it, it always knocked me on the back like this in childhood, and i always straightened my shoulders. a

cassandra jackson? lex yes a little bit of andrew jackson and what?xactly we've got we see this come up again and again. and that presidential history of the idea of the presence like i've got the big picture idea. members of congress are just being aei little bit parochial d narrow in their vision. maybe so it's not my constituents want. and in order to get a law passed in congress to vote on it. they cannot pass laws. that's pretty much what happened with the water projects. carter goes after the democrats are mad. they end up cutting out about half the projects. they come back to members of its own party. in these trying to good government. so, talking to inflation here just briefly. the new relevance of inftion. inflation is twice what is right now atpr the end of carter's presidency.t just got a little text of the speech he gave in the flf 1978 about inflation, what he's going toow do about it. were going to hold on government spending part of going to/federal hiring. get rid of needless regulation. bring that competition. what ideology does this

but cassandra, the president of the san francisco teachers union, says the issue all comes down to teacherher union officials say if districts raise theikelya shortage. we asked the president of the state's teacher association why that pay hasn't been increased. one of the biggest things is funding local school districts. they do get state funding. so if the state doesn't go up enough, it doesn't increase enough. we can't get those salaries right now. many parents are asking what's going to be done in the meantime? well, according to school officials, they say substitute teachers and administrators will fill in where needed. in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll. ktvu fox two news in fremont. students also headed back to class today. parents dropped off their kids at mission san jose elementary this morning. we spoke with one father dropping off his kids, one who is just starting school, arriving for the first day of kindergarten. i'm excited to the summer is finally back to school. we've got the older one through so the younger ones starting. so we kind of know what's going on. they got

but cassandra, the president of the san francisco teachers union, says the issue all comes down to teacherficials say if districts raise the pay, they're likely wouldn't be a shortage. we asked the president of the state's teachers association why that pay hasn't been increased. one of the biggest things is funding local school districts. they do get state funding. so if the state doesn't go up enough, it doesn't increase enough. we can't get those salaries. right now, many parents are asking what's going to be done in the meantime? well, according to school officials, they say substitute teachers and administer raters will fill in where needed. in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news and we are tracking the weather out there. you've got that cell that brought a few scattered sprinkles to parts of the livermore valley that has basically died off it dropped some thunder and lightning up on mount hamilton earlier. but you see it as it comes off the hill. it just sort of falls apart. but we did get a few reports of some sprinkles in the general pattern. is this this big rota

measures of being taken while foreign ministry sparks, women marie is a harbor, has said that most cassandra is a civilian area. it has as new trust offices and business centers, but also residential buildings. so the pros, truck, a government complex and the so called a key quote to, i'm sure that tugs have taken place in the day time. it would have been hard to avoid civilian casualties. but despite some official reactions with how many people are not satisfied with them, that quietly questioning the countries and defenses added security measures as a conduit open to many realize that be conflicts is indeed coming to russia as presence of landscape have to say. so it's evident for many the, those risk in front of talk. so most coasted to in the 3 days as well as of his tribes of take place almost daily, and all the russian regions unlikely. the last ones in a series of crow strikes against russia, a russian drain strikes of targeted hockey, even ne ukraine. the city's police chief site as a college dormitory was head of a densely populated areas, were also targeted, including a sports cent

i'm cassandra newby-alexander and welcome to the history. 335 online class entitled african-american history two 1865. you all have been with me for the entire semester. i your support and of course, your attention. now i have the honor to present one of my favorite topics. today's lesson is on the underground railroad, and i have entitled this particular lesson escapes from worthless sports agents, sea identity and the underground railroad. now, i'm going to tell you in just a minute what t word sort refers to, but before i do, i want to really kind of highlight what is the history of the underground railroad. now, a lot of you have heard a lot of myths about the underground railroad. you've heard that one of the myths is that people used to quilt as a way of communicating to people, hanging out certain quilts outside of their homes. and somehow people would pick up these messages about where to go to find routes of escape. well, that's utter nonsense. i's that the quilts never really existed in that way. this was started. a person who's writing a series of children's books on end a

well, they will also charge this on cassandra and previously had a great a fee with his club, but the planted himself preferred to move to chelsea. the blues have already spent the big there's some of the likes of christopher and cuckoo and alex this i see as they attempt to improve our last season's 12 life finish level hole in chelsea dfcs office and the trailer in the premier league on sunday was the visitors who took a fast hall, please send some break. i'm a ton of half sitting up at my lewis d as to give a full release thought. chelsea, what level by how far? thanks to i've had to go by this. i see. on this $11.00 will talk them to assessment without how retain ended in a dual at one foot. why don't we says that the selected shot for the hardest size to one in front spots the secure to point to the all incest of specific sides. anesthesia are just you don't want to kick off of the season lights on monday it gets wolverhampton, and they've been having some fun with our media. jeez ahead of the current party, one player that we're going to be learning up for that our product is ne

state and a no confidence voted to after his coalition partners disastrous him 6 months later by cassandra electoral commission disqualified con, from running for public office for 5 years. citing would have called corrupt practices con and thousands of support has been set off on a long march to his lemme bags to demand and the elections. he was shots and then attempted assassination last november. police attempted to arrest con and march this year, but those warnings were legs are cancelled. it was arrested again in may impact this done. supreme court ruled that in legal correspondence or some of injury i just spoke to the former pocket, starting prime minister in his run up to his latest sentence. and he said the old cases, these faces are clearly politically motivated. what is behind all this? the bbm and the stablish from the petrified reflections wire that petrified because every service is b, b, d, i will get to touch the majority the moment their elections. now to avoid the elections, even before this, the 145, the cases on the criminal cases, a man whose northern this country for

though forgetting the though i fear forgetting the wise words of cassandra, i fear the even they bears even when they bear gifts. a little bit gifts. so i'd be a little bit careful of what's being offered rather focusing on the rather than focusing on the details of running a museum and understanding it ought to understanding what it ought to have and how it ought to display it. because if you've got 8 million items, surely you want people to see them. so why doesn't the british museum do much, much more to share its best pieces across the country? in some rural museums that may not have of sufficiently exciting things to draw the crowds in, it could lend them , crowds in, it could lend them, perhaps even sell some of them because this is currently illegal and museums loathed deaccessioning . but wouldn't it deaccessioning. but wouldn't it be better for things to be seen and to be known and to be enjoyed, and for there to be pleasure derived from them rather than them being stuck away in dusty warehouses where they're open to theft ? there is they're open to theft? there is no point i