here until the design to strengthen public education, instead of destroying its give orders, columbia congress and failed this thursday to pass the law before the end of this legislative period. and the teachers are saying that they will remain in the plaza until they manage to force lawmaker 3, their withdraw. the law gets rid of the controversial amendments equal with so senators, who should bought it, the original bill said this is becoming a missed opportunity for an education sector urgently need of an update. yes, but i'm not going to say the whole c all. i don't see in the center the possibility of reaching an agreement. so now we're seeing the government forces presenting a proposal, the opposition, another one and the independence. yet another just 2 days before the end of the legislative period. so i don't think the reforms have a chance yet. teachers called for another major rally on wednesday to keep pressure on the senate. education bill is just one of a number of important reforms, including health and labor bills, the president. it took flights to push forward doing the stair an

instead of destroying its give orders. columbia congress and failed this thursday to pass the law before the end of this legislative period. and the teachers are saying that they will remain in this plaza until they manage to force lawmaker to either withdraw the law gets rid of the controversial, the amendments equal with the senators who supported the original bill. say this is becoming a missed opportunity for an education sector urgently need of an update. yes, back. i'm not going to say the whole. see all i don't see in the center the possibility of reaching an agreement. so now we're seeing the government forces presenting a proposal, the opposition, another one and the independence. yet another just 2 days before the end of the legislative period. so i don't think the reforms have a chance yet. teachers called for another major rally on wednesday to keep pressure on the senate. education bill is just one of a number of important reforms, including health and labor bills, the president. it took flights to push forward, doing a steering, but most continued to face an appeal battle i

here until the design to strengthen public education, instead of destroying its give orders, columbia congress, on sale this thursday to pass the law before the end of this legislative period. and the teachers are saying that they will remain in the plaza until they manage to force lawmaker to either withdraw the law or get rid of the controversial amendments equal with the senators who supported the original bill. say this is becoming a missed opportunity for an education sector urgently need of an update. yes, back. i'm not going to say the whole. see all i don't see in the center. the possibility of reaching an we meant. so now we're seeing the government forces presenting a proposal to the opposition, another one and the independence. yet another just 2 days before the end of the legislative period. so i don't think the reforms have a chance yet. teachers called for another major rally on wednesday to keep pressure on the senate. education bill is just one of a number of important reforms, including health and labor bills, the president. it took flights to push forward to minister and that

congress can amend the law. but the ruling prompted a fierce dissent by justice sotomayor, who argued the decision would have deadly consequences. "17 states and the district of columbia currently have laws banning bump stocks, and congress, senate majority leaguer could chuck sumer said democrats are led ready to affect a federa ban with republican support. and gun-control advocates that america doesn't want a ban on bump stocks before another tragedy. >> the american people have waited long enough for real action. the president has said he will it's time to act. >> reporter: now we are waiting for a decision at another gun case that those raise far-reaching second amendment concerns. that one is whether the government can ban a person

also appearing before congress was columbia university president. than others didn't? guest: she obviously had seen the previous testimony with the president of harvard and m.i.t. and did not want to repeat that. she was invited to the first hearing but shee country at the time. so they called her in was very . she was asked that same question by elise stefanik about whether con for the genocide of the jews was a violation of the school's code of conduct. she was very quick to say absolutely as opposed to a more nuanced answer to the question. so she clearly learned from the first hearing. i think it was controversial though. () to be under pressure from both dors campus to crack dow■ ways some faculty members to list in the e school under theeak, and did noo and question whether there is truly an antisemitism rises campus and question the symptoms -- committee members and was quick to capitulate that these are n wore spoke to at colombia university who thought that she was quick to capitulate to political pressures as opposed to really standing up

congress can amend the law. but the ruling prompted a fierce dissent by justice sotomayor, who argued the decision would have deadly consequences. "17 states and the district of columbiarently have laws banning bump stocks, and congress, senate majority leaguer could chuck sumer said democrats are led ready to affect a federa ban with republican support. and gun-control advocates that america doesn't want a ban on bump stocks before another tragedy. >> the american people have waited long enough for real action. the president has said he will it's time to act. >> reporter: now we are waiting for a decision at another gun case that those raise far-reaching second amendment concerns. that one is whether the government can ban a person under domestic violence restraining order from having a gun. norah? >> norah: jan crawford, thank you very much. the historic rainfall across south florida this week has dropped more than 2 feet in some area. another several inches possible through tomorrow. flooding streets and homes, and causing nightmares. for millions. while the most of the storms appear to be overcome entire neighborhoods like these in miami-dade county remain underwa

international standards by denying the sissons -- citizens of the district of columbia full representation in the united states congress and senate. we sponsored resolutions and those resolutions have passed to hopi and united states out of step with the international community. i want to go over this with the coalition as far as where we need the focus to be with regards to the united states senate. before we use any of the senate mechanisms to put a spotlight on one strategy versus another. i realize this is sensitive because it is democrat on democrat when we are talking about what the white house is doing. this is an election year in case you haven't noticed. so it is a strategy decision that i want to make along with the coalition. >> hi, senator. my name is claudia. and the deputy executive director at the young feminists party, which is a 14,000 strong youth led movement. i'm also a proud maryland are and i want to say young marylanders are so proud of you and your astounding leadership in the senate, just pioneering the e.r.a.. i wanted to ask -- so given your experience and expertise in the senate, what is you

international standards by denying the citizens of the district of columbia full voting protections and representation in the united states congress and senate. and we have actually sponsored resolutions and those resolutions have passed the whole -- the united states out of step with the international community. i want to go over this with the e.r.a. coalition as to where we think the focus needs to be in regards to the united states senate before we use any of our senate mechanisms to put a spotlight on one strategy versus another. i also recognize that this is a little sensitive because it's democrat on democrat when we talk about what the white house is doing. so i -- this is an election year, in case you haven't noticed. it's a strategy decision that i want to make along with the coalition. >> hi, senator. my name is claudia, i'm the deputy executive director at the young feminist party, a 14,000-strong youth-led movement to finalize the equal rights amendment. i'm also a proud marylander and i want to say young marylanders are so proud of you and your astounding leadership in the senate just pioneering the e.r.a. sen. cardin

life is worth again, i'm sorry, 5 years of teachers in columbia on striking the capital book to the teachers union is protesting outside congress with education reforms that being discussed by politicians. education is just one of the many sectors which president, gustavo petra, has pledged of kenya's government says it will scrap some parts of a controversial bill that included major tax rises off the vaughn and protests against the legislation was used to introduce new taxes and levies. and would increase the price of basic goods like fred, some of the closes have now been trumped. president william rooters as measures on need and to boost government revenue. reduce oring the hook and drawing whether combined with strong wins of coal was the number of intense wall fires in the western united states as rome runners report so was just possibly yet to come. swale fire season has begun in california with several wind with blazes burning across the states. north of san francisco a wildfire set up a huge plume of smoke as it consumed brush and trees in a sparsely populated area of sonoma county. one firefighter was injured fighting

cuz i 1st of the white house know thousands of teachers in columbia on strongly in the capital bogota. teachers union is purchasing outside congress with education reforms being discussed by politicians. education is just one of the many sectors which president, gustavo petro has fledged, over the whole to kenya's government says it will square up some parts of a controversial bill. that included major tax arises off to vot in protests against the legislation. but it's not enough for purchases who want to see the in time bill dropped. please, fine to gas to dispatch demonstrates is how can web has moved from the canyon capital and already kenyans have been struggling with rising living costs since the global pandemic. as m p 's with you in parliament to discuss a bill to raise taxes. hundreds of people took to the nearby streets to oppose it. the police wouldn't let them anywhere near police. he said they don't have permission to process the organizers say it's the constitutional right the the, the day for the, for the company much i know it draws bill included the re introduction of the a t on bread and annual tax. and it will ca

columbia, ucla, texas, northern western and ucla chancellor told congress he should have acted sooner. >> the benefit of hindsight we should have been prepared to remove the encampment when our community's safety was put at risk. >> universities saying peaceful protests or if you disrupt class, take a building it's over. the dilemma is discipline. do they suspend or punish students or do they press charges or give a warning or as some are demanding amnesty like the faculty and many student groups? back to you. >> bill: more to come unfortunately. william la jeunesse in california. want to share with you now some heart pounding images of this daring idf hostage rescue. the video made public runs 40 seconds in length. here is a big part of that now and we'll watch it together. [gunfire] [shouting] [shouting in foreign language] [more gunfire] >> bill: there is a lot of that in arabic, some in hebrew. we're working on translations so we can tell you what is exchanged in these conversations and obviously the moment is just as dramatic as it gets. >> dana: often these kinds of operations d

states and the district of columbia passed their own domestic workers bills of ghts but there is no such federal law. members of congressd and failed to pass a federal version for several years. caitlin henderson is a senior researcher at oxfam, fighting poverty and injustice where she studies how state seet workers and working families. thanks for being here. why have domestic workers historically been excluded from these sorts of protections? >> unfortunately, it reflects a long history of sexual and racial discrimination in this country. where black women were excluded from labor protections in 1930's . unfortunately when we are creating the social safety net that still exists today, a lot of southern senators were neighbors about including black workers in frameworks of minimum wages, overtime protections, and the right to organize. beyond the exclusions, why is it these workers are so vulnerable to mistreatment? >> domestic workers are excluded from the occupational safety and act, which means a lot of protections most workers have for workplace does not extend to domestic workers because usually it means people's

and presidency. confront of congress promised that she would track down and discipline and punish and bring in the police. and that's exactly what she did. the columbia students established their 1st thing can think of april the 17th in response. university precedents, meaning fish of feet, cold. the police, at least a 100 students, were arrested during the 1st crack down. despite the heavy handed response, students remain resolutely under cam persisted. students say this protest or an act of civil disobedience. we've been watching. the university become a police state. and we're doing everything we can and, and what we're worse, and we're seeing just the enormity of the powers against us. we're seeing mer, eric adams, do everything in his power to shut us down to turn the university. and so for the state, we're seeing most members of congress, whether they're republican or democrat, we're seeing president biden jump on the bandwagon. and yet the students are saying very strong. and so there's such as ration from the students at columbia and the students across the country and across the world who are not gonna, not gonna just sit down and take this

also appearing before congress was columbia university president.hat did she do differently than others didn't? guest: she obviously had seen the previous testimony with the and m.i.t. and did not want treshe was invt hearing but she was out of the country at the time. so they called her in later and her approach was very different. she was asked that same question by elise stefanik about whether con for the genocide of the jews was a violation o's code of conduct. she was very quick to say absolutely as opposed to a more nuanced answer to the question. so she clearly learned from the first hearing. i think it was controversial though. she looked to be under pressure from both donors and other constituents on her campus to crack downsome ways some faculty members to list in the film that she kind of threw the school under the bus, so to speak, and did not stand up to the question and question whether there is truly an antisemitism rises on campus and question the symptoms -- assumptions made by committee members and was quick to capitulate that thes

columbia are on strike in the capital book. it's on the teachers union is protesting outside congress that demanding congress not paused a roofing bill to overall and public education and impact funding. a can use government says it will scrap some parts of a controversial bill that included major tax rises often violent protests against the legislation. that's not enough for protesters who want to see the entire bill. drums. welcome read. well, web reports from the kenyan capital nairobi. opinions have been struggling with rising living costs since the global con demik as m p 's with you in parliament to discuss a bill to raise taxes. hundreds of people took to the nearby streets to oppose it. the police wouldn't let them anywhere near please. he said they don't have permission to process the organizers say it's the constitutional right the the, the, the day for the, for the keep any more than the draft bill, including the re, introduction of the a t on bread and annual tax. and it will cause some of the tax hikes have since been dropped. critics say it still goes too far since taking office nearly 2 years ago. president willia

columbia. the number of cases involving members of congress as victims, congressional staff members victims and crimes that occurred on capitol grounds. we have our own prosecutor to make sure those cases go forward. >> do you foresee or will you hope to see an expansion of the program into additional cities across america? >> i think as the workload presents itself, it's a very efficient way for us to handle the cases so not every investigator, not every attorney is flying out from dc. we have folks around the country that can be on the scene working these cases. >> could you describe i believe they also provide training to agents and investigators in the threat assessment section. can you describe that and how they are working to help train the agents and investigators? >> they are the subject matter experts on the cases and we get as everybody here knows you get threats and concerning calls and directions of interest that are very concerning. these attorneys train their officers to know when it crosses the line from being just free speech or something concerning to something that is a crimin

they created the district of columbia in 1801 and in there they put a provision that the congress shalla d.c. resident and others -- i've lived in the city for 50 years, and we are very sad that we don't have voting representation in congress. there is a license plate that says no taxation without representation. there is a bumper sticker i don't see much anymoresee on dif columbia vehicles, the last colony, d.c.. it is a sore point for those who live here and those of us who grew up in another part of the country who could vote in congressional elections, it is a sad memory that the right i used to have i don't have. host: the caller had high praise for you and your colleagues. you mentioned you were involved in high-profile cases. can you say what some of those cases were? guest: the one case that comes to my mind is a very prominent family in this area, successful business family, there was a huge breakdown of relationship between the patriarch of the sons and there was a divorce and one case was a divorce and the other was a business breakup case. i had the business breakup case. it

columbia ballistic missile program. both programs represent an effort authorized and funded by congress to recapitalize our nation's aging submarine fleet which is high demand, driven by high tempo of operations across the globe. in 2023e.b. hired a 5,300 new workers in the metal trades and engineering and plan to double that number in 2024. in order to meet that demand, trade schools regular comprehensive high schools community colleges job training programs including preapprenticeship and full apprenticeship classes have been ramping up since 1920. in may 2019, they hosted a received hard hants and certificate an handshake welcoming them to rewarding and exciting career with great starting wages and benefits. many are graduates from grasso tech whose principal and her amazing staff imparted training as welders electricians, designers, and other skills that positioned them to take on this work. in addition to grasso, other tech schools norwich of this concerted effort to connect students to this opportunity. not just tech schools were part of the air moany. regular, comprehensive high schools are getting into the act wi

supporting role that it is now, thousands of teachers in columbia on strongly in the capital, but to the teachers union is protesting outside congress for education reforms to being discussed by politicians . education is just one of the many sectors which president, gustavo petro has pledged as a whole. i was on the run pants, he has more from the process in bogota. they've been on strike for now almost a week. and what they are upset about is the fact that this bill that's being discussed in congress that they say will end up undermining get the funding of public education in the country. allowing for example, to use public funds to finance private institutions. among other changes that have been made to an original bill that actually was initiated by the governments of left east president of gustavo, the width of support of public features. and the ad there. the union says that original bill passed through the lower house, the house of representatives, but when they reached the senate at face, the number of changes, the number of the main main stay in the past few weeks, which has angered to the teachers the among those, the issu

that is what happens next, that this contempt of congress citation goes to the district of columbia's attorney general forf the attorney general. the olc a legal advisor for the department the justice department, wrote that no administration official has been prosecuted for failing to comply they subpoena when the president has claimed executive privilege. that is what president biden has done. executive privilege over these audiotapes. a call from pittsburgh, you support the contempt of congress. go ahead. caller: good morning, gretchen. tell you the truth, never going to work, gretchen. i'm sorry this is all -- host: go back to the contempt of congress. caller: well, i don't know gretchen, i'm sorry, i got to let you go. host: that's all right. carlos and pasadena, texas, you support the contempt of congress. caller: yes, i do. i believe garland is totally disingenuous. he is treating this interview with the president very differently than the way he is treating the very similar interviews with people that support republicans. host: in what way? caller: well, look at what is happeni

columbia are on strike in the capital. both the the teacher's union is protesting outside congress. whereas you cation, the forms of being discussed by politicians. education is just one of the many sectors which present good stuff petros, plunging to over a whole. live now to our correspondence, alexander, i'm at the joins us from boca time. we can see some of the protesters behind you on this on don't tell us why they're upset with the reforms. yes, sammy, indeed they've been on strikes for now almost a week and what they are upset about this. the fact that there's this bill that's being this same congress that they say will end up undermining get the funding of public education in the country. allowing for example, to use public funds to finance private institutions, among other changes that have been made to an original bill that actually was initiated by the governments of left east president of gustavo, the width of support of public features. and there the union set that original bill passed to the lower house, the house of representatives. but when they reached the senate, a

columbia and law, a group that already signed a piece deal cannot negotiate again. so that's something a thorny legal question that the government will need to solve with congress. and the countries attorney general foreign policy and western sanctions were on the agenda for around this presidential candidates. and therefore for 5 live televised debates ahead of friday's election. the 12 member guardian council investing body has approved wonderful, almost, and 5 conservative content is the an actual is treated by the death of a ronnie and president abraham rise the last month and a helicopter crash. and i was running on sati as a managing editor at k hahn. london. that's a persian language, new side cover in the ronnie and affairs. and she says, iranians have no say in the selection of presidential candidates, and there are many college a circus of elections because the candidates are chosen in this uh, by uh, the garden council that is run by, you know, men of very old age. and in this particular one from a 2 candidates, and there were some important um, you know, fingers and personalities and that offered their candidates. i'm doing this and they were not all

columbia. select these government, its friendly fire. tens of thousands of unionized public school teachers on strike . let's say the latest version of an education reform bill currently under wayne, congress has been so distorted by amendments that it would undermine public education. we sat at the top on 3 o. lawmakers make changes to the bill when he reached the senates that are on acceptable among them, they eliminate public preschool grades which are responsibility of the state. the law also allows public funds to finance private schools and universities like public schools are falling apart and in dire need of money. public schools unions are among presidents gustavo, paperless, main allies, and they remain so. but in order to push through the senator ted cation reform, the government's allies made significant concessions. that angered the president space on monday teachers from across the country store and the comfortable with the in some even set up can.

columbia and law, a group that already signed a piece deal cannot negotiate again. so that's something a starting the legal question that the government will need to solve with congress . and the countries attorney general residents in the us state of ohio who were forced to flee their homes when to try and crash last you will soon find out what caused the development to try and carrying hazardous materials developed in the town and face ballasting investigations from the national transportation safety board a set to release the findings and the coming out as many residents say they have long term health problems posted salumi has moved from the size of the train wreck and east alice team in the room. and it happened behind me across the street here over a year ago, but the clean up is still very much continuing. as the national transportation safety board gets ready to present its final report to the community about what happened, what it will take to finish cleaning it up and how to avoid such catastrophes in the future. but it comes at a very crucial moment for people in the community. a study just came out showing that the toxic material spread much farther than

columbia marching powder. and you've got to give them at least $50000000000.00 to get them off your doorstep . who can we be talking about? kind of west correct? run the video and show congress does not have ukraine, ukraine. we lose the war and we need to find a public for much for this part of if you can't lose the war. other states would we have talked to try the new news flush if congress stops given you guys money, you lose the war. wow. i told that you guys had a huge storm shadow factory. slap thing in the middle of vancouver right beside the big ball to keep all your caution deeds to your apartments in florida. in use. of course, remember whether it's a b, b, or the knock off your ad deepened, fingers into your little pockets. all the money goes the same way. open smoke literally either burning ukrainians or palestinians. it's all the same to radio. so leaving our little friend, the knock off your on the b b to get on with the destruction of their own country and the next door neighbors countries. let's go back to the g 7 because there was something i noticed about it that things got very cosy, not between at georgia maloney, the italian prime minister. she's in a bi

the all columbia marching powder and you've got to give them at least $50000000000.00 to get them off your doorstep. who we were talking about. i kind of west correct, run the video and show congress does not have ukraine ukraine. we lose the war and we need to find a public for a month for this part of your grand loses the war. other states would be, i talked to try the new news flash. if congress stops given you guys money, you lose the war. wow. i taught that you guys had a huge storm shuttle factory, slap thing in the middle of vancouver right beside the big ball to keep all your caution deeds to your apartments in florida in use. of course, remember whether it's a b, b, or the knock off your ad deepened fingers into your little pockets. all the money goes the same way. open smoke literally either burning ukrainians or palestinians. it's all the same to radio. so leaving our little friend, the knock off your, the b, b to get on with the destruction of the wrong country under next door neighbors countries. let's go back to the g 7 because there was something i noticed about it that things got very cozy north between a georgia maloney, the italian prime minister. she's in a bit

that by columbia law, a group that has already signed the lease agreement cannot start a new negotiation. so this is something that the government will have to find a way to iron out with congress and the attorney general. but it does offer some hope that this negotiation could move relatively quickly and sounds around p a t. thanks so much. indeed for joining us. you can find more information on our website, so i'll just come whether it's next to an inside story examines the widespread leaks of exam papers in india to stay with us. i'll be back in just under the, the, the, the plumbing rains all pump as all the problems that they feed and from which the name comes. and they are obvious a line here that runs the size of the yangtze and across towards japan. the whole lot will new style, you know, it's the seasonal flood, as you expect in the be yankee valley and it's produced a certain amount of funding will carry on doing the same thing where it's orange, it's heaviest, right? it just catches shanghai to the north of old matthews house of an old to be there, a heat wave borings in the north west of china. even beijing's about 4 degrees above average tag ashima has, is where ea

congress. under the constitution, we exercise the judicial power of the united states. >> there it is. justice alito. i'm joined by janet yellen, the dean of the columbia school of journalism and a writer for "the new yorker" magazine. welcome. we could have called a lawyer. i don't think the legal parts of this are complex or even in dispute. this is more about ethics, power, and what do you do with relatively unreviewable power of we thought of you. the cover-up seems to suggest a kind of arrogant misdirection about what happened. your thoughts? >> yeah, so, i mean, first, take a step back. as an historian would want, go through the basis of the lifetime appointments. back to the federalist papers and all the idea that you exempt them from spree precisely, of removing the pressures of being elected to the supreme court or a shorter appointment, you know, at least at that time people were thinking that you remove or exempt them from the kinds of pressures that could be corrupting, that they could be above the fray. that they don't have to think about what's going to happen if i make an unpopular decision, you know, will i be able to have a career afte

anything and watching congress do things like the first and second confiscation acts, eliminating or outlawing slavery in the territories, outlawing slavery in the district of columbia. lincoln decided he had to do something, but he had to prepare the nation for emancipation. northerners were not keen on emancipation because they were fearful that hordes of formerly enslaved people would descend on them and would take jobs and all of the rest. and so he invites this delegation consists of why a five black leaders in the community and he tells them to come to the white house they there listening to him there's not a dialog between the president and the he's telling them why they need to leave the country and he's saying to them that because of their presence in country, the war has started. so he's blaming black people as as the cause, the war. and so he tells men that even if they are freed, even when get their freedom, if they ever get they are still not going to be treated fairly. and they're you know, he gives them examples of that. and so he encourages them to go back. the african-american community, these are people from d.c. he tells them to go back to their c

congress every six months and say we are really sorry. we are trying really hard. we promise to do better, but they have not done a thing. host: don in columbiaryland, please go ahead with your question or comment for steven brill. caller: thank you. interesting topic. i think the two issues i recognize going on is access to professional services. the one example i will say is medical doctors. the average individual do notdoctor. they do not. where did they go, they go online. if they truly want professional access -- guest: you are exactly right. caller: six weeks, it will taprofessional services people do not have so they rely on the internet. if we pull forward to the media companies, i think the media companies have lost innovation and creativity and keeping pace with what is providing a professional service. right now, a lot of media companies rely on pundits and entertainment versus what is happening on the ground locally. i think you are correct. there is no access to local newspapers or local reporters. i think if an individual goes out with a camera and films a video and post it online instantly, the average american is going to list

congress every six months and say we are really sorry. we are trying really hard. we promise to do better, but they have not done a thing. host: don in columbiant for steven brill. caller: thank you. interesting topic. i think the two issues i recognize going on is access to professional services. the one example i will say is medical doctors. the average ind do not have access to talk to their doctor. they do not. where did they go, they go online. if they truly want professional ñeaccess -- guest: you are exactly right. caller: six weeks, it will take several times. have so they rely on the internet. if we pull forward to the media companies, i think the media companies have lost innovation and creativity and keeping pace with what is providing a professional service. ■(right now, a lot of media companies rely o pundits and entertainment versus what is happening on the ground locally. i think you are correct. there is no access to local newspapers or local reporters. i think if an individual goes out with a camera and films a video and post it online instantly, the average american is going to listen to that person rather than listening to