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and what would it mean for you as that boy from chesterfield to bring home that gold medal?w it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. well, the week ahead is looking quiet on the weather front. nothing dramatic happening over the next few days. there will be some sunshine around, but also, at times, it is going to be fairly cloudy and the reason for it is a big area of high pressure has decided to park itself over us and it is not going to budge. so it is here today, it will be here through tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and probably through the weekend and into next week. so all we are going to be doing is forecasting areas of cloud across the country, and which areas will be sunny and which areas will be overcast. so, this is what it looks like through this evening. just the chance of a couple of spots of rain where the clouds gather and clump, but on the whole, it is actually a mostly bright if not sunny afternoon for many central and eastern areas of the uk. temperatures early evening will be around the high teens, maybe up to 22 in glasgow. i think a littl

the chief of the appomattox tribe lived in present-day chesterfield. that is where she was from. cockakowske lived in williams county and then turner lived in southampton county and molly adams is --'s is still kingland county? kind of the mix of different places. [inaudible question] >> host: when we think about high-quality education we are referring to your standards of education are there but also the methods we present information are conducive to indigenous learning. even instructional methods may be different, less focused on individual students competing against each other and more communal focus in the classroom of learning. that's one thing. i think beyond instructional methods and instructional design is about making sure the children feel represented in the curriculum. using indigenous names, indigenous places, terminology, items, even in math, we count slices of the pizza, nothing says we have to count slices of pizza, we can count seeds in a pop are fruit. there are different ways to make sure children feel their identities are reflected in the curriculum. that is a

they all live in different areas so that chief of the appomattoc tribe what was the present day chesterfieldwas where she was from. and then cockakoeske was a cheaper clean with the pamunkey king in williams county okay. and then south hampton county and. [inaudible]. was also and i'm looking in my size make sure that i'm getting it right so kind of them except different places. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. diana: clinical when we think about high-quality education a lot of things that we are referring to is your standards of education are there within also the methods of which we present information and are conducive to indigenous learning so even instructional methods may be different and more communal and much focus on individual students continuing and competing against each other and more in the classroom of learning and that is one thing that i think that beyond just the instructional method and instructional design is also about making sure that the children feel represented in the curriculum. so using indigenous names and places and using indigenous you know, terminology. even in math w

host: ron in west chesterfield, go ahead. caller: before i make my comment i would like to ask that at some point in time you should have a segment to just ask the folks out there, what does a more perfect union look like to you? have the folks call in and tell them for our politics and for our country. as far as the $5 trillion bill hillyer -- bill here, to me that's a bargain. if that's what it takes to save the planet, that's a bargain. in 10 years from now if we don't spend it, we will all wish that we had. host: what convinces you it's going to save the planet? caller: well, it's going to help. help clean up some of what we have been pumping into the atmosphere. you can't pump tons and tons of stuff into the atmosphere every single year and expect it to not have an effect on the atmosphere . we have got to start somewhere and 3.5 trillion, that's a pretty decent start towards capping emissions and getting us into some electric vehicles and things like that and it is certainly a lot better than giving a couple of trillion

parents are being told to expect significant school bus delays for the foreseeable future and in chesterfieldrk two jobs, i can't get them to and from school. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, nearly 800 kids will have to walk. >> my 6-year-old is not walking even with a group of people. >> reporter: it's a patch work of policies stemming from a lack of new bus drivers. >> it has always been an issue. the difference is right now the numbers are probably double what they would be at this time of year or more in terms of need. >> reporter: rudolf sanders oversees the transportation for prince georges county, maryland, and said the network is under pressure. >> you might have to condense a route by adding two routes on the same bus or there's more kids on the bus. >> reporter: which is why four-figure cash incentives are emerging. in atlanta, $1,000 bonuses are on the table for new hires, while baltimore city is willing to give three times as much. the shortage is so dire in montana, helena public schools are offering a full grand bonus the president of the napt which represents the school bus drivers

host: ron in west chesterfield, go ahead.ler: before i make my comment i would like to ask that at some point in time you should have a segment to just ask the folks out there, what does a more perfect union look like to you? have the folks call in and tell them for our politics and for our country. as far as the $5 trillion bill hillyer -- bill here, to me that's a bargain. if that's what it takes to save the planet, that's a bargain. in 10 years from now if we don't spend it, we will all wish that we had. host: what convinces you it's going to save the planet? caller: well, it's going to help. help clean up some of what we have been pumping into the atmosphere. you can't pump tons and tons of stuff into the atmosphere every single year and expect it to not have an effect on the atmosphere . we have got to start somewhere and 3.5 trillion, that's a pretty decent start towards capping emissions and getting us into some electric vehicles and things like that and it is certainly a lot better than giving a couple of trillion dol