, owns um in pilot classrooms. um, so we are happy and excited to report that we've seen a market increase in the number of classrooms observed in terms of their demonstration of both essential content and academic ownership. i think where we've seen, you know, particularly large gains, i want to call out number one is around foundational skills in particular, um, and the number of classrooms who are providing daily systematic, explicit instruction and foundational skills, which, as you remember from the audit, was one of our target areas. um, we've also seen a marked increase in terms of student ownership. um, so students, you know, sharing out and unpacking, learning targets in some of their writing work, engaging in academic discourse within the classroom. um, so thus far, we've seen a market increase, and we know that these changes and shifts in instructional practice lead us to student outcomes. as i can go to the next slide. um the next piece we wanted to report out on was around our district, aligned profess

among them, eva mireles, who had called her husband from her classroom early in the standoff. amount of active shooter training for all law enforcement in the state. of the hundreds of officers who responded that day, several have resigned, been reassigned, or retired. at least three have been fired, including chief pete arredondo, who was terminated by the uvalde school board. his lawyer called the chief a fall guy, and said that the only person responsible was the shooter himself. >> we're going to get scrutinized. i'm expecting that, uh, we're going to get scrutinized, why we didn't go in there. uh, i, i know what, the firepower he had, based on what shells i saw, the holes in the wall in the room next to his. i also know i had students that were around there that weren't in the immediate threat, besides the ones that i know were in the immediate that, and the preservation of life around, everything around him i felt was priority. >> it was a horrific thing, and we lost no matter what. um, i, i want to learn from it. you know, i want... i want, i want an opportunity to have

may not stay in the classroom. i'm not suggesting people go but there are real challenges when it comes to social media, i didn't have that. i wasn't worried someone was secretly recording me or send a message to the world after class that they disagree with what i said that is something we need to talk about and how to create limitations. we could pull the plug on social media, who have healthier classroom conversation. >> randomized controlled trial and into economics, west point i forget which. a laptop that significantly worse than students who had to go through, i always think there's something revealing about that. we are about the end of our time together, or to give a chance to share with folks and something to embrace how we start to move in the right direction. >> join us, a great community for presence to share and institutions to share practice ideas with each other, that's what we need to do, we don't have to reinvent the wheel so that is one reason many of us we need to model the part of an effort lik

may not stay in the classroom.i'm not suggesting people go but there are real challenges when it comes to social media, i didn't have that. i wasn't worried someone was secretly recording me or send a message to the world after class that they disagree with what i said that is something we need to talk about and how to create limitations. we could pull the plug on social media, who have healthier classroom conversation. >> randomized controlled trial and into economics, west point i forget which. a laptop that significantly worse than students who had to go through, i always think there's something revealing about that. we are about the end of our time together, or to give a chance to share with folks and something to embrace how we start to move in the right direction. >> join us, a great community for presence to share and institutions to share practice ideas with each other, that's what we need to do, we don't have to reinvent the wheel so that is one reason many of us we need to model the part of an effort like

in the classroom, _ receptive to that? in the classroom, students - receptive to that? receptive to that? in the i classroom, students are a receptive to that? in the - classroom, students are a lot more receptive to that then in a moment like the one we were at on october nine. but even then, after you get the initial reaction, the emotional one, once you invite them to consider this, especially when you are modelling, when they look at the panel and they see different people representing different people representing different narratives and perspectives, still capable of talking to each other, while we acknowledge each others differences on the panel, we still managed to talk to each other and to make sense of those differences. i think modelling is a very important part of the energetic educational process. part of the energetic educational rocess. . , educational process. that is so interesting _ educational process. that is so interesting that _ educational process. that is so interesting that you _ educational process. that is so interesting that you stay - educa

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and trying to help student and classroom teaching -- students and classroom teachers understand justow important this particular text is, how pivotal and important it is, and how complex jim's character is, as well as huckleberry finn's. it's a rhetorical deep dive into who these characters are, what america was like at this time, and looking not just at the characters in the story, but also the concept of what was happening in society at that time. >> professor chadwick, you taught english for many years at high school level. did you teach huck finn? >> absolutely. it was my juniors. and to be honest, father, who first read it to me when i was seven, he read it to meet allowed on his knee -- out loud on his knee, and it was my juniors that helped me to understand that i needed to go back to graduate school so that i could truly understand the depth and the power, i needed to understand the writing strategy and have more information about the. -- time, and i think that one class of juniors and my mother -- thank that one class of juniors and my mother for sending me back to graduate

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that is very real now happens in the classroom may not stay in the classroom. i do not know if we need to ban cell phones from classrooms. not suggesting that. there might be people who disagree. but there are some real challenges the frankly i will speak for myself i did not have that in college. i was not worried someone was secretly recording the disagreed with what i said it. is something we need to be talking better create limitations. we could pull the plug on social media periodically. i think we have much healthier classroom conversations. >> is a randomized controlled trial for economics at west point from a couple years ago. west point or annapolis i forget which. >> do not mix those two up. [laughter] students had laptops did significantly worse on the econ final then students had to t go through this semester with paper and pencil. i always think of something revealing about that. we're about at the end of our time together. i do want to make sure i get each of you a chance to share a closing thoughts. particularly for folks were frustrated by where

in each classroom , a number of books are placed in a suitable environment in the classroom, and then with the teacher leads the students inshallah, books circulate between classes and schools at different intervals, and 23 new student research centers are active this year. in the first secondary school, workshops and laboratories have been created, the equipment of which comes from the organization of modernization , however, only 700 student research centers are active this year, that is, in each region. just one research center , increasing student research facilities and equipping laboratories and libraries is the most important demand of students for research in schools. amirhossein zulfaqari of sada and c. news agency. a lot of people talk about the people but not being with the people our own reports, the exchange of the test that the bali iftar train remains on the ground, there are functions and estimates every moment, the most important limitation in the field of vaccine storage, when the height of programs, strategies and horizons of the profession is the largest area of ​​

where are the students inside this classroom heanng students inside this classroom hearing the gunshotss at large , barricaded . uh, do we large, barricaded. uh, do we have that still image? >> yeah we do. we're going to cut to that now. um where the they got chairs and they got other , uh, desks and things like other, uh, desks and things like that up against the, the door. >> um, anyway, look, let's just move on. we've got the shots from , uh. from, uh. >> yeah, it's on screen now. you can see it. that's the barricade of the screen, and it's by a person called jacob weissmann . person called jacob weissmann. um, who said currently stuck inside my classroom in prague, shooter is dead , but we are shooter is dead, but we are waiting to be evacuated , praying waiting to be evacuated, praying to it out alive . i've to make it out alive. i've locked the door before the shooter tried to open it. that's the image from ex twitter you mentioned earlier the shots of gunfire that could be heard in the early stages of this incident. >> people filming on social media. let's have a listen to that.

and that money can go back into the classrooms. so this, you know, it's been proven things there are districts around the bay area that that have done this and raised their performance you know from fives up to 8 or 9. thank you. this thank you. i have two more cards for in-person melissa weiner. hi my name is melissa rodriguez. i'm a parent of an eighth grader and a third grader at the families and students and staff of have repeatedly objected to the district's plan to separate during renovations and have offered a reasonable counter proposal. because i think that's fair and appropriate. but so far in response, those ideas haven't really been taken seriously. and we've also been told, basically threatened that these renovations won't happen if we don't just go along with the plan. and i'm hoping that that rather than do that, that maybe our proposal can be taken more seriously. my kids asked me to speak on their behalf. my third grader says if you're a parent who works long hours, as many of our parents do, and have a kid in elem

importantly now is the students are thrown together in classrooms and dormitories every day. this is where the dialogue is taking place. we have to ensure that they have the tools for constructive communication across campuses. we are bringing these discussions to the dormitories. we have a center for constructive engagement where the students will be able to have roundtable discussions. we have funded and mobilized. i cannot tell you how wonderful our faculties have been. they just issued a statement from 300 faculty about unity and working together with students. there have been lunches and meetings for israeli and jewish students. for our arab and muslim students with arab and muslim faculty but now they are working how to bring them together. if we are all going to live and work together productively we have to move beyond formal training which we are committed to, but the actual real dialogue and to actually model constructive and civil dialogue for our students. that's what being in university is about. >> these challenges of protecting free speech while denouncing anti

classrooms were made virtual in some provinces. in tehran province, elementary school classrooms were held virtually in alborz province, except for taleghan and the district of firoozkoh and rudbar qasran. asara elementary school classrooms will be held offline today in isfahan and several other cities of this province . due to air pollution, the classrooms of all grades have gone virtual . there has also been news from khuzestan due to air pollution. non-attendance classes are held, but in some cities of ardabil province, including ardabil, sarein, nir , namin, hir, elementary school classes were closed due to the cold weather. according to the forecast of the meteorological organization , a stable atmosphere prevails in the country's regions from today to friday, which causes the continuation and increase of concentration in industrial metropolises. please tell me what the rains are like until the end of the week and what is the situation in djerba for other parts of the country, please, dear ms. hosseini, well, as you mentioned

translation: this classroom was, the attack was three — translation: this classroom was, the attack wastranslation: this classroom was, the attack was three hours, make _ translation: this classroom was, the attack was three hours, make sure - attack was three hours, make sure those injured receive help first. you can see that the guards started doing first aid immediately, most importantly trying to stop the bleeding. you need to stabilise the people to be able to take them outside to the ambulance. from the camera, you can see what the policemen are doing. another team tried to get the building under control to make sure that people can be transported and evacuated. prague's chief police officergave his reaction to what had happened during the shooting on thursday. i was there on site. i was severely impacted by i was shattered to see it. and i've been with the police force for a0 years and around 220, 230 policemen took part. hundreds of policemen. there was a regular car and a police car also impacted by bullets. but there are no injured policemen in relation to the shooting. i said

and the purchase of 6,000 classrooms will be equipped with a classroom library, in each classroom there will be a number of books with a student audience, now in a suitable environment in the classroom, and then they will take the students with the guidance of the teacher. insha'allah, books will circulate in schools too, and 23 new student research institutes will also start their activities this year. in areas that do not have research institutes or there is more capacity for research work, we can conduct research. however, only 700 student research institutes are active this year, that is, only one research institute in each region. increase research. student heads and equipping laboratories and libraries are the most important demands of students for research in schools . amir hossein zulfaqari, sedah solid news agency , catalyses and making adsorbents for carbon absorption and storage is one of the schemes that the use of artificial intelligence can reduce industrial pollution. country to help the applications of artificial intelligence in cyberspace are becoming more widespread ev

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are equipped with classroom libraries. in each classroom , there are a number of books with a student audience . now in a suitable environment in the classroom, and then this. under the guidance of the teacher, the students go to do it at different intervals between classes and between schools . hopefully, the books will circulate and 23 new student research institutes will start their activities this year in areas that do not have research institutes or have more capacity for work. there is a research we can create private research, however, only 700 student research centers are active this year, that is , only one research center in each region. increasing student research centers and equipping laboratories and libraries are the most important demands of students for research in schools. amir hossein zulfaqari. sada news agency, at the same time as the research week, a memorandum of understanding of 2 thousand billion riyals for the development of cooperation between industry and universities was signed between the minis

, children with special needs of psychophysical development, then in the classroom they stop paying attentionafter a month, for children everything is much simpler, they accept them into their team, they, they immediately understand how to do it. future development, in addition to the fact that we use recreation, classrooms, we also reinforce the material on the street, good weather, today we are lucky with the sun, and what topic are we now going through with you, on the sun, right, which sides, well- can you remind us what kind of north and south we are? but it’s good to the east, and how can we orient ourselves in the sun? what should we do? turn around, yes, if we see a shadow in front of us, north, that means north is there, okay, if i turn in the opposite direction, what will be there, south, the sun is shining on stesha, it’s warm on stesha, which one is it in? there is mother-in-law, the birds are flying away, where? to the south, of course! we set off on a trip to belarus , the sorochansky lakes, the blue necklace of ostrovetchyna, which rightfully tops the list of the most beautiful

building and students received an e—mail from the university warning them to stay inside their classroomsnd buildings where they found themselves because at that point it was a very active situation. there has been, of course, reaction from various quarters. the prime minister, yet a fella, has confirmed that he has cancelled upcoming engagements in light of these tragic events. —— the prime minister, petr fiala. we also know that around that specific area in prague, several streets and the bridge had been close to those who may want to cross them. a little bit earlier, denise who is from wales spoke to the bbc. she is in prague on holiday. she said we could see it isn't serious because of the amount of police. denise then returned to her hotel but added we are a bit afraid to go out now because we are concerned and have no idea if it's all over. what behaving out as it is over and that the shooter —— what hearing now is that it the shooter —— what hearing now is thatitis the shooter —— what hearing now is that it is over and the shooter has been eliminated. i spoke to journalist for the

. >> over the bridge in oakland the conversation hits classrooms. the lesson plan some feel should be left out of class. >>> it never ends and there's my gate. there's my barricade that he's running over. >> ghost kitchens a pandemic innovation. what are they and why do some neighbors say ghost kitchens haunt their success? >>> yeah, text absolutely my job not to end zone this up. >> good news about grapes and hope for crops quintessentials in the bay area. >>> love the fact that he can talk and -- and set the stage and walk in to hostile environment and just -- thrive. >> midway through the workweek, but all eyes to a sunday of success for the 49ers. it's almost playoff time everybody. will deebo do it? let's check off another day. and good morning, everyone. i'm reed cowan and we're just speaking it into existence and booking our tickets to las vegas. i know we're going to go to the super bowl. i just know it. >> i hope so. i love hearing from nick bosa. he's so calm and chill and you see him on the football field and he's an absolute beast and yo

you walk into a classroom because you don't know. if that's the day that you're going to light a fire for a child in that classroom, because that's what did for that's what she did me. so i started obviously while in pipeline at that level then when i came to houston when i was seven years old and continued my education in the school in houston and then i had access to books i had there were libraries here and i could get books free. and so i just started reading. and then i had the notion that, okay, i can have all of these books, an unlimited number of books really, and i can read the entire library. i thought, i could read every book in, the library nearby. and that i was on a quest to do exactly that because i was finding from reading that my world was opening up in a way that i could not have foreseen. yes, i had the day to day reality around in this very poor neighborhood of houston. i also had these worlds that i was reading about that were extraordinary because the descriptions were false. some because i could come to imagine

what do you think should happen in the classroom? >> you know, as mayor of the city of oakland, i don't have any jurisdiction over usd and i do know and understand that so many innocent lives have been lost. you know, through this war and so for me as mayor of oakland, i'm hyper focused on the safety here. right. ensuring that we have a robust and accountable police department, ensuring we have the violence prevention and intervention that's needed and not just that, but working to get technology here in the city of oakland to keep our residents here. >> so when it comes to your residents, your students and your teachers very directly tackling what's happening overseas in the classroom at a k through 12 level, what do you think of that idea of this plan? teach in for tomorrow again? >> you know, i don't have any jurisdiction over our jurisdiction, but i'm asking for your your your opinion on what's happening. >> what do you think should happen? you're know, usd parent. >> i am an usd parent, but i'm the leader of the city of oakland

you walk into a classroom because you don't know. if that's the day that you're going to light a fire for a child in that classroom, because that's what did for that's what she did me. so i started obviously while in pipeline at that level then when i came to houston when i was seven years old and continued my education in the school in houston and then i had access to books i had there were libraries here and i could get books free. and so i just started reading. and then i had the notion that, okay, i can have all of these books, an unlimited number of books really, and i can read the entire library. i thought, i could read every book in, the library nearby. and that i was on a quest to do exactly that because i was finding from reading that my world was opening up in a way that i could not have foreseen. yes, i had the day to day reality around in this very poor neighborhood of houston. i also had these worlds that i was reading about that were extraordinary because the descriptions were false. some because i could come to imagine

are equipped with classroom libraries, each classroom has a number of books for students, now in a suitable environment in class and then this under the guidance of the teacher. students go to do it at different intervals between classes and between our schools, god willing, books will be circulated and 23 new student research institutes will start their own activities this year in areas that do not have labs or where there is more capacity for research work. let's create private research. in the first secondary school, workshops and laboratories have been created, which means only one private research in each region, increasing student research facilities and equipping laboratories and libraries are the most important demands of students for research in schools. amir hossein zulfaqari of sada news agency. this picture shows the outlet of a large industry. an industry that has a large share of the country's 1 billion and 800 million cubic meters of wastewater per year. according to this year's budget law, the water industry must use wastewater instead of water, and one of the ways available

after the gunfire rang out students described the chaos as they hit inside classrooms for hours. >> we barricaded and i started watching the windows with a couple other kids to see what we could see. we saw students running out with their hands up scared and we saw officers going in in groups. >> the first warning was text updates telling them there was an active shooter on campus and to run hide or fight. police went from class to class clearing each room and instructing students to walk outside with their hands up. ultimately, those students were taken to a reunification center. after the shooting, all university and community college campuses in southern nevada were closed. unlv basketball game was also canceled and all northbound lanes of nearby i 15 were closed as a precaution. for a time, the nearby las vegas international airport also issued a ground stop preventing all arriving flights from landing. police say at this point they don't have a motive for the shooting or details about the victim. the shooting happened in a city still scarred by one of the worst mass killings in hi

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. >> over the bridge in oakland, the conversation hits classrooms. the lesson plan some feel should be left out of class. >>> it never ends and there's my gate. there's my barricade that he's running over. >> ghost kitchens, a pandemic innovation. what are they and why do some neighbors say ghost kitchens haunt their success? >>> yeah, it's absolutely my job not to mess this up. i'm sort of like a glorified babysitter at this point in time. >> good news about grapes and hope for crops quintessential in the bay area. >>> love the fact that he can talk and -- and set the stage and walk in to a hostile environment and just -- thrive. >> midway through the workweek, but all eyes to a sunday of success for the 49ers. it's almost playoff time, everybody. will deebo do it? let's check off another day. just makes it look easy out there. good morning, everybody. i'm reed cowan and i'm going to pretend like i can do that. >> yeah. it's december football. and the niners hitting their stride just at the right time. >> oh, i see vegas in the distance. i feel it.

we as americans not just in the classrooms are walking on egg shells. we don't want to talk about tough things because we are worried about donor. for a high school or middle school this means can i have a debate on friends that is something that is contentious and remain the friendship and we are helping people say yes we can talk about questions that are difficult, questions that divide us. we don't have to be polarized. think of what the founding principles can do. i believe they can act as a unifying thing. we believed what frederick douglass made freedom, equality that human beings have rights that the purpose of government is to protect rights. if we go back to some of those core continuation i think there's a possibility of not a kind of kumbaya, we are too big and won't agree on a lot of policy things but we have to find a way to manage dose agreement. that is what the constitution allows us to do. host: ready to talk to callers? guest: love to. host: sy is first independent line houston, texas. caller: thank you so much for having shows like th

as the shooting began, students had to barricade themselves into classrooms. lights off. down below, crowds scattered in fear, ordered to clear the area and take cover. although many had no idea what danger they were running from. prague is full of tourists this time of year. some described hearing shots fired and panic. multiple ambulances were sent to the scene. some of those injured are in a very serious condition. so the gunshots, gunshots weren't obvious at first. i remember the... i remember the first one i sort of looked atjoe and i said, "is that...?" almost questioning myself. and then you heard... you saw people running and heard a few screams and you thought, it can't be. you tell yourself, almost, you see it on the news, you always think... you don't want to believe it, do you? _ you always think you're not going to be in it, in that situation. and then you hear another one and another one, and we're like, and then we hear the police sirens, and then it becomes clear that we need to get out of here. the attacker has been named now by local media as

the most spectacular room in the classroom building is this atrium under a glass dome. engineer shukhov. having arranged side colonnades with galleries, the architect soloviev refers us to a very famous hall, the columned hall of the noble or noble assembly of moscow. restorers restored the capitals and the old stucco molding, but did not touch the soviet images. in the rotunda, above the round vestibule, there is a two-height meeting room of the academic council, an unusually solemn room. as you understand, the portrait of karl marx appeared here in the council. over time, higher women's courses were divided into institutes: pedagogical, chemical-technological and medical; in moscow it was called the second medical school. now this building belongs to the pedagogical university. also from here came darwinian a museum, because professor kots taught at the higher women's courses, and his zoological collection was kept here, so stuffed walrus or beson were sometimes carried along these stairs. the monument to mikhail bulgakov was planned to be erected at the end of the la

made its way into the classroom. the deer timely decided to call it a day after tense moments. look at that. >> we told you about that special art installation in downtown san francisco. tonight at 7:00 we'll take you live to let's glow sf. a berkeley woman joined us. she was joined by hamas. >>> up next on "nightly news" george santos kicked out of congress. >>> tonight, the historic vote. new york republican congressman george santos now just the sixth lawmaker ever expelled from the house. george santos rushing down the capitol steps and into a car before the final vote was gaveled. his words as he left, quote, to hell with this place the locks on santos' office changed his name removed more than 100 fellow republicans joining nearly every democrat to oust the indicted congressman after an ethics report found he stole from his campaign to pay for things like botox, only fans, and luxury goods. so, what happens now with his seat? >>> also tonight, the fighting resuming in gaza israel and hamas blaming each other for the collapse of the cease-fire that allowed more than 100 ho

, well equipped, when you enter the classroom and you immediately see great opportunities, large opens that are present everywhere in our classrooms, there, in principle, at school. yes, just nastialzhi, if someone did not like to study, once here, it will seem that such a thing is simply impossible today, you cannot call such a school familiar to the eye, there are no standards for you , no templates, a lot of air of light, large auditorium corridors, areas for leisure and studies, right in the halls, interactive areas for unobtrusive mastery of subjects. the city school has the status of an information technology center with all that it entails. all the filling is top of the line. so that the guys can create augmented reality applications themselves , without 3d modeling, i’m sure at school, the current economy is simply not competitive, but if they want, and anyone who wants to, they will teach them more than enough of any it wisdom, if they like modeling, they can devote their free time to it , they can already earn money by creating 3d models, you have such examples, but i can’t

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there's certainly evidence that boys thrive in single sex classrooms.it's a little mixed about how much better they are than what worries me more is the even in coed schools, absence of male teachers just a disappearing species. there are almost no men. men now, certainly in k through k 12. you have very few male teachers and you know when we it and it didn't used to be the case it was there were many male teachers in fact you go far back and they were all male teachers but now what you find is there's no effort in schools of education to recruit more males. they are some 70, 80% female now in the enrollments and there's no outreach. now we see in schools of engineering you had so many more males. so the massive to get more girls to focus and study engineering where are the to get young men into early childhood education even just education in general. they aren't there and we know that a lot of boys boys just can thrive in a classroom that is sort of sympathetic to certain levels of rambunctious ness. and they enjoy the male teachers and they don't the

. >> titled from gaza to oakland, organizers say this webinar played in several school classrooms leading off with a video of bay area protests against the war in gaza. then several discussions with pro-palestinian activists. >> so basically israeli militias kicked out my grandmother and over 800,000 other palestinians by targeting their homes, massacring villages. >> this teaching was not sanctioned by the district after school wednesday, some students told us other lessons did happen, but only in certain classes with certain teachers drawing mixed reviews from parents. >> this, they're just rogue teachers that want to push their political agenda. despite the fear and confusion that it's calling causing among a lot of students, including jewish students like my son, i don't see how it can hurt the kids as long as, you know it's the truth. >> the oakland education association says 60% of union reps voted to move forward with the teach in organizer say the goal was to make discussions palestine focused through webinars and speakers hearing diverse perspectives gives as a jewish teacher, th

and once a new presidency and legislature should lean on him and tell him that anyone who is in a classroomoney the money he's paid as a professor to do, to do instead work of political activism political recruiting for his favorite political cause, that person should be taken out of that classroom. ten years shouldn't protect someone who is hired to do one job and does something that is not authorized that's -- that's in a sense that's not doing the job you paid to do. legislature could easily say that. but the problem we have i think is the public attitudes are lagging behind reality. i mean, a lot of people have fond memories of people on college campuses they think 30 years ago a wonderful time undergrad at princeton and harvard and found it difficult to believe that these institutions could have deteriorated so much. and i find even talking to republicans sometimes people look to me and say i just can't believe what you're saying to me and i respond well i don't blame you for not blaming it is almost incredible degree to which these places have -- have gone bad, in fact. but what we ou

others barricaded themselves into classrooms. in prague tonight there is deep shock after this mass shooting right in the historic heart of this city that the prime minister has described as a sickening attack. also tonight — chaos as the christmas getaway begins. tens of thousands stranded as all trains between london euston and scotland were cancelled. and gridlock on a motorway in kent — as a strike in france halts all trains through the channel tunnel. the government rows back tonight on a proposed big increase in the income needed in order to bring family members to the uk on a visa. a rare interview with sir anthony hopkins, who stars in a new film about sir nicholas winton, who saved hundreds of mainlyjewish children from the nazis. last dart in hand... and the british 16—year—old stunning at the world darts championship has won again tonight. and stay with the serum bbc news, for considering coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and the world. a student has carried out a mass shooting at the univ

if you want to get this out of the classroom and re- instill american principles in america's publiche great scholar and professor john ellison. he reveals why higher education is not one of the greatest threats to america today. we will be right back. hillsdale was founded in 1844 we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money, we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college we care about freedom and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. >> welcome back america. just recently i spoke with john ellis who has been sounding the alarm on the higher education system in our country the dangerous progressive agenda that has infiltrated the minds of our students. go. >> we are here with professor john ellis distinguished professor emeritus university of california santa cruz. all but that was fun. he has written a great book the breakdown

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