and then several years after that, we started dating and eventually got married at community high schoolinitely had different experiences at community high. i have friends that are lifelong friends from my time at community, but you know, the other day kelly asked me who my forum leader was, and i just said, "i don't know." i don't remember who my forum leader was. (laughs) i mean, that's how detached i was from the academic part of community. (soft music) and that's part of why it's surprising for people that we're together and that we're still together. the other high schools were very strict and rigid, and community high was a place that was more loose, and maybe something in between there would have been better for me. i wasn't prepared to do school how community does school, or did school then. - [woman] how are you? - she's totally calm. she's not sweating this. i'm like the wreck. already, it seems so much more professional. we were so, not gonna say disorganized, but it didn't feel formal in any way. and so already though, i can feel like it's a little more serious than it was. -

the high school experience that prepares students for their next steps so provides for two years of affordable communitylege and opened up a two or four year degree. if that's what you want. so its. is by economics. from the bottom up and middle out and that's what he campaigned on and what he said he would do. it may feel we find common ground, these efforts can bring americans together. how many of you touch the program in your own states. inog colorado, i talked with ste legislators on both sides of the aisle that would provide free and reduced cost job training for in demand careers and governor signs those bills and made. ... >> she's going to graduate into a field where workers could make nearlyna $100,000 a year. so i had to think about doing it myselflf because, hey, that's me than i'm making. right here in new jersey and in new york, you know, the governors here are working with the federal transit administration to put billions towards gateway hudson river tunnel project. so this is going to change lives forth hundreds of thousands of people who need the tunnel to commune commute as well as th

harris administration is partnering with all of you, local officials, employers, unions, community colleges, high schools, and other partners to ensure that we have a skilled workforce that can meet the demand for labor created investments. these efforts won't fall only strengthen these five cities, they're going to provide models that we can replicate across the country. so, yesterday i visited the workforce hub in columbus, ohio. the energy and enthusiasm there were really unmistakable. and they are creating new pathways to local jobs that will change peoples lives. and joe's father used to say, and i agree with this, a job as a lot more, you know, about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. and i see this with my own students. you know, joe watched his dad struggled to find good work. that is how his dad actually ended up in wilmington, because there were no jobs in scranton. did i say that right? scranton. scranton. you know how many times a week i hear that word? >> [laughter] >> and he saw how a job change a families that. and i sought to. i mean my dad came from a family of italian

harris administration is partnering with all of you, local officials, employers, unions, community colleges, high schools, and other partners to ensure that we have a skilled workforce that can meet the demand for labor created investments. these efforts won't fall only strengthen these five cities, they're going to provide models that we can replicate across the country. so, yesterday i visited the workforce hub in columbus, ohio. the energy and enthusiasm there were really unmistakable. and they are creating new pathways to local jobs that will change peoples lives. and joe's father used to say, and i agree with this, a job as a lot more, you know, about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. and i see this with my own students. you know, joe watched his dad struggled to find good work. that is how his dad actually ended up in wilmington, because there were no jobs in scranton. did i say that right? scranton. scranton. you know how many times a week i hear that word? >> [laughter] >> and he saw how a job change a families that. and i sought to. i mean my dad came from a family of italian

advance focusing on the newer entrants forcing more partnerships between industry and local community high schools, colleges, universities, and labor unions. accelerating work force training locally our nation can increase the availability of specialized skills for workers so people can advance in the marketplace. a better life awaits them. and their families. assures the health of our economy. and increases america's global competitiveness. democrats passed the american rescue act without any republican votes or support. but as a result the federal economic development administration's good jobs challenge program helps to fund work force development training across our country. the ohio manufacturing association in northwest ohio, manufacturing alliance, both have received funding through the american rescue plan to expand manufacturing work force training throughout ohio. manufacturing has always been a central spine and backbone of ohio's middle class and in addition i have introduced the office of management and industry innovation and policy act to improve work force development and job creat

he's built so many relationships, so many bridges across various communities throughout high school,s professional life, and i can't wait for us to all get together and welcome him home. >> listen, i've got to tell you, i'm sensing so much positivity from all of you, and it sounds like from evan as well. we're 100 days in. but here's the reality, it could go 200. it could go 300. do you worries at all about his ability to sustain a positive attitude? >> of course. it's hard not to. this could go on indefinitely. and so we're doing everything that we can to help prevent, you know, anything from happening, and the main thing that we're doing is writing these letters because those are getting through to him. that's his only connection to the outside world right now. i know it makes a world of difference. >> i'm hoping that on occasion you throw in one of your crazy bodien college roommate stories. that's going to bring laughter i'm sure. keep the faith. >> thanks so much, alex. >>> still ahead for us, republican presidential candidate ron desantis explains defense, how he's explaining n

community. >> out of high school as a all- american haskell football player you are recruited by a few small colleges that people may never have heard about. you know ucla and michigan. but you end up at stanford as a tight end. you say you are the most overrated high school football player in the country? so the football career in stanford did not go so well? >> i had incredible experiences that i would never forget. they were ranked number one in the country and we upset them catching a touchdown pass against usc. i have highlights the moments that i will never forget. even though i got letters to try out in the combine i knew that football was my ticket and not my destination. >> both your academics and your sports taking you to oxford when you were a rhodes scholar. you really are quite the underachiever. >> behind every successful child is in the stalinist parent. she cannot believe a lot of the things that i was doing. >> how is that experience? >> it was really unbelievable. it really expanded my mind in so many ways. it is really in international university and i traveled there for the first

high school, did not survive. the school writing, our school community is devastated. we are heartbroken, adding, sadie was a heart working student and great athlete. another massachusetts family also grieving tonight. 11-year-old olivia killed in a boating accident on the little river in south carolina wednesday. after the wake from another boat tossed olivia overboard. her father, a former goalie for the new england revolution maj league soccer team tells abc news, olivia was a beautiful soul full of love. the team also honoring his daughter. posting on twitter, holding a jersey with her name. and in the ozarks, a man charged with boating while intoxicated after state police say he crashed a power boat into an occupied shorefront home. eight people aged 21 to 51, thrown from the vessel. six left with serious injuries. no one inside the home was injured. >> and police tell abc news it's surprising no one died in that particular incident. they say two people inside the home were sleeping when that boat crashed just feet away from where the boat crashed it was traveling

, but scholars have documented how you know friends of cole has sponsored hundreds of community festivals high school sporting events etc to sort of perpetuate this ideology of dependency on the coal industry if there was no coal there would be no high school football stadiums and no community local festivals. so on. um, and so these festivals i say, you know in addition to creating this quote ideology dependency. we have to understand how they also created the positive affect of experience of connectedness and purpose through perpetuating these traditional norms of heteropatrical family structure and community life. similar to the company town and where the umwa wants played a central role in community life outside of the mind in addition to in them. so did these friends of coal events? and furthermore the of course foc logo appropriated the sort of dominant iconography of the umwa stickers hats t-shirts. so that displaying this marked ones solidarity and allegiance to their community and to all mining communities and to a culture bonded through shared risk and incredible sacrifice. and one of the m

dealing with police officer, it is someone who knows the community, maybe born in the community, someone you went to high schoolll be there with you and your family in the future or at least investment in the community. that helps with treatment and attitude because you are part of the community. there is division when technically you are still, look, you are a foreigner enforcing our laws against someone who is a u.s. citizen, that divides issue of trust. you are not u.s. citizen, that is impact for people becoming new u.s. citizens. this is regarding sovereignty. what is america? who is allowed to tell americans what to do? world health organization, the un? if we allow foreigners to be police officers, everything is up for grabs in addition to dynamic with voting and touched on nature, if they are being police officers and paying taxes, may as well be able to vote. >> harris: could this be short cut to asylum? asylum is not tied to work visa. you don't get to come here looking for a better job. however, you become a citizen through this process, i would imagine you have to eventually. >> tammy: we do that wi

the industrial arts programs that existed when i was going through high school had largely left high school. they had gone to communitycolleges. the one in indiana, the statewide community colleges, or sometimes they simply migrated into trade programs the unions operated. but i'm somebody that was raised to believe that all honest work is honorable, right? we said to ourselves in indiana, and i set myself on a course of making career and vocational education a priority in every high school in america again. we are to open those doors of opportunity for young people. i am not good with my hands. my wife was teaching a shop class in elementary school when i met her. [laughter] that's actually a true story. i remember i was a poor, impoverished graduate student when we were dating, and i had this chevy impala that had a rust spot on the trunk, and it kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger to where it was about this big around on the back trunk of the car. she said i'm going to borrow your car. i said good, that is fine. i just met up with her after school that day. by the time i caught up with her, she surprised me.

high school. since i have not received any proposal from the application to community or the mayor of san denise. i believe that with phoebe at the name of rosa pox, to have the head of the park, his region who ordered the name change. valerie progress, i choose davis of being photo dangerous, some devices back in 2021. the american active this along with other academics accused friends of having a quote colonial mentality which could be seen. right. it's governance and quote, the move to to name the school comes and it fresh soul searching in front after a french algerian teenager was shot dead by police last month, sparking violent riots, selecting sections of racism by the security forces. just to put the story in some context and under with davis is a human rights activist. suffice against racial discrimination seen by controversial by some during her student years, she joined the radical block pump her movement, which fought for the civil rights of black americans. the 1970s, the f. b. i punched her on its most wanted list, which provoked widespread. i cry around the world, including in the

community school and think college. now on international boulevard. representatives from elementary, middle and high schools will be there. dan: just ahead, at 5:00, santa cruz's sea otter saga has gone from coast side menace to tourist atraryks. attraction. ama: and the special significance behind this controlled burn today. in the north bay. abc7 news at 5:00 will be right back. >> former president trump said he has been informed he's a target in another federal criminal investigation suggesting an arrest is likely. a u.s. army soldier crossing the d.m.z. into north korea. and the new york serial killer case, why they're now on the scene tonight. dan: this is a live picture of the main beach in santa cruz. it's a nice day to get some sun and enjoy sop sights and just lovely but these days something else is drawing tourists to town. that mischievous surf board biting sea otter. south bay reporter dustin dorsey with the latest developments and the debate on what to do with her. reporter: another busy day at steamers lane along west cliff in santa cruz as otter watch continues for another day. people

bringing peers together and training them to actually go out and inform high school students and college students around the communityas novel then in india. but it is something that we decided we wanted to try to build, and that was the product we ultimately were able to get funding for. we built that and ran it for eight years. both chapters in india and the united states as well. and that changed my perception and my feeling about what i wanted to do in the world and it brought me back to health and to wanting to not only become a doctor, but to build programs in communities that would hopefully have a large, scalable impact on public health. david: i assume you were a reasonably good student in high school. i think you were valedictorian of your class. is that right? dr. murthy: yes, guilty as charged. [laughter] david: did you want to go to harvard? was that your first choice? dr. murthy: the reason i came to learn a little bit about harvard is my best friend in high school, miriam. miriam went to this -- she was interested in going to the summer school program at harvard. we all end up going to this summer scho

school not that far from here. in my community, black children were not allowed to attend look -- attend public schools. there were no highchools for lack kids when my dad was a teenager so most of the adults and the communities i grew up in did not have high school degrees. not because they were not smart, not because they were not hard-working but because there were no black schools for children in our county. when the supreme court created a new era in brown v. board of education and condemned aggregation any education there was this right that was created. a decade later lawyers came into our unity and made them open up the public schools. my county was 80% white. if you had a vote on whether to end racial segregation, people of color would have lost that vote. it took the rule of law. it took lawyers coming into that community to open up those doors . because they opened up the doors i got to go to high school. i got to go to college. i got to go to law school. i would not be here if there were not a community of people in this country that were committed to enforcing the rule of law, standing up for the rule of law.

community. so we support our local schools throughout the fundraiser. we provide job opportunity for high school, i hire them every year. built a beautiful parklet outside funded by donations from over 200 neighbors and friends and i think this really shows how joe's ice cream and our community like lives together. so -- you see our mission is to serve as a fun community hub in san francisco and richmond district. so, i hope that we can stay this way for many years. >> (indiscernible) i just know it. excuse me boys, but does anybody have sun block to block this skin from the sun? >> yes. that's right, i need to get my (indiscernible) >> many of us last summer (indiscernible) reapplying sun screen is like getting the second dose of mpox vaccine. >> wait, two doses- (indiscernible) >> isn't it too late to get my second dose? >> girl, it is like sun screen, never too late to put more sun screen on. >> that's right, i need to get my second dose of mpox vaccine before the summer starts. >> let's (indiscernible) 21201 to find the closest location to get the vaccine or go to sf.gov/mpox. >> than

it's to estimate communities the may be using the cookies, who's been fighting each other, bought the while and sweeney re so faced when a high school and india. the basic needs recommended that the follow for macy community of the to we should be given the results features. so cookie community golf, agitated also this was the trigger booked 2 months now. have boston to live in seems to not be in control. hundreds of people in the states have been to these so far the army, the seeds come home, the same to despise, all of them intervening the vitamin c has really not been able to stop. the wireless, as far as this incident has, is, is concerned. so the video which has come to for the one colson has been arrested so far, and the government received government money for seems to be the make sure that the on the wall is done up to, to give justice to the, to women of the rules. so young, replete all of the 2 women who appealed in this video would have went viral over the internet in india. uh, the, the use of downgrades as estimate punishment, but now falls. the government is sort of the country also hasn't broken his silence off to $79

community. tuft high school a member of a sports team up their young men died a week or so ago and they say fentanylas pierced tuft high school and cornelius north carolina it's happening everywhere. it's everywhere across this country and is there something i don't know if you would say more disturbing than that. i just watched a movie sound of freedom and i would urge everybody to see it. child sex trafficking is i understand that epidemic levels as well. being fed from places of the united states and now the united states we have children that have 600,000 children coming to united states under the policy that democrats have abdicated. secretary mayorkas is -- that's not even the worst of it. the people being sold into, sex trafficking. you keep up with that at all mr. maltz the -- >> they have total control the borders of their making money on all those young kids is dancing kids and that's why i commented before because of his and assaults on these young children that make the journey to the united states for one thing i would add secretary mayorkas did say the fentanyl overdose is the single g

it's to estimate communities the may be using the school been fighting each other, but the while and sweeney re so faced when a high schools in india, the basically recommended the bill fall for made the community of the to we should be able to rebuild stages. the cookie community golf, agitated also this was the trigger, but 2 months now have boston to live in, seems to not be in control. hundreds of people in the states have been to these so far. the army, the seeds come home, sustained to despise all of them. intervening the violent c have really not been able to stop the widens as far as this incident has, is consoling the video, which is come to for the one force and has been arrested so far. and the government received government money for seems to be to make sure that the ball is done up to, to give justice to the, to women of the rules. so down the police, all of the 2 women were a field in this video that went viral over the internet in india. uh, the, the use of gang rates as estimate punishments. but now, suppose the government is sort of the country also has broken his silence off to $79.00 or these mon

community. so we support our local schools throughout the fundraiser. we provide job opportunity for high school, i hire them every year. built a beautiful parklet outside funded by donations from over 200 neighbors and friends and i think this really shows how joe's ice cream and our community like lives together. so -- you see our mission is to serve as a fun community hub in san francisco and richmond district. so, i hope that we can stay this way for many years. due to the responsibles of showing unobstructive videos use the web exlink in the description of the live stream. for viewers like the town hall meeting translated click on the ebb ex link in the live stream description and click on the icon in the bottom left corntory select your preferred language. >> good afternoon we are here for the town hall regarding occur00 thursday 700

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charter school with community college, they are totally independent and that's how we got into those partnerships, the largest in the country so any student goes for free and you graduate high school with an associates and then we did two scholarships but i fun raised and forcing them to go to college. and it is that process so you can determine the eligibility for any public official can do this and it's not just the corporation. how do you inspire and create initiatives that are created? our key indicators are credible and we have the most in history, 12% so we had the lowest homicide rate 1964 last year. this year almost 1% so it's incredible. in miami, you remember, it is a great story and lowest unemployment in america the highest wage growth in america. a sophisticated economy creating that, it can be done anywhere and sometimes encourage hard work up until about a month ago. it is exciting. and it is just not critical and we are supposed to influence what is important. they want to know about core issues. that is there problem anyhow, enjoy. >> i got in at 2:00 a.m. [laughter] >> good luck. >> nice to meet you. [laughter] >> has it going? [inaudible conversations] we

community. they delivered mobile meals to home bound residents. given communion to church members unable to attend the services. even advocated for a city wide class reunion at the austin east high school. go roadrunners. when people volunteer in their communities, it demonstrates what's really in their hearts. it shows they are willing to help sacrifice their own free time, effort, and money to help those in need and expect nothing in return. i'm so proud to represent people like leo and judy who love the people around them. of course they love their family and friends, but they also love strangers they have met before. and they take true compassion on them. if you want to know how to care for your community, i think you should look to leo and judy for an example. they have been doing it for over 50 years. so many people's lives have been made meter because of -- better because of them. thank you. your service and kind hearts have made the knoxville community a nicer place. thank you, madam speaker. i yield the remainder of my time. justice sotomayor: the chair -- justice sotomayor: the chair -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. santos, for

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schools and communities. >> banning assault weapons, high-capacity magazines, extensive background checks they are part of the down on his call for tougher gun laws, and recognized illinois's ban on assault weapons after 10 people were killed at a shooting i highland parkn -- shooting highland park last year. the offering money for -- the gun violence archive which distracts, -- which tracks u.s. mass shootings is already counting 140 mass shootings, more shootings then days so far this year. kumasi: still ahead why a federal judge is eliminat limitg biden administration when it comes to working with social media companies. julian: these riders were stuck up down forth -- stuck upside down for 3 hours. why it took rescuers so long to get to them. drew: we are finding mostly cloudy conditions to start our day. throughout the afternoon you will notice cooler air moving in. that cooling trend will continue over the next couple of days. this is where we will land at about 4:00 p.m. later today. the middle column are average highs. you can see the difference. this cooling trend will continue through the rest of th

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who lived in this predominantly hispanic community, largely undocumented and evacuated them to our local high school for shelter. immediately, my team and i descended on the scene. the instints from my experience in local government kicked in. we coordinate prod vision of toys of which there were none. clothes, all they had was the wet clothes on their bodies. they couldn't access warm clothes on their own. hot meals from the red cross. none of which had been planned. this dislocated community, many only whom were still in wet clothes from their evacuation. if the republicans had their way, this kind of tragedy would have been compounded by robbing the school system of desperately needed funding because they were undocumented. from my point of view they were human beings in need, emergent need. and my values said, we had to reach out. we had to help. their status was immaterial. their need, their compelling need in front of our faces, is what drove our actions. and thank god the school was able to shelter them. subsequently, they were able to get housing. these kinds of things happen all over the pl

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high school graduate from civic center high school. i had honor to work with leaders shown their dedication for commune. due to budget cuts might not be resources and services for the individuals we serve. admissible show this people are [inaudible] and thank you for your time. >> thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello i'm nancy i'm working at the casa polo as the manager help to see you here it shows well is checks special balances. thank you for showing up and for holding positions and hope you stand strong that the budget is a piece of trash. the service that are required for the city to condition are not based in town the resources in the city are based in the communities. we need you to change the budget and reinvest in people we can't depends on income prosecute downtown to support us we can depends on the people you see here today they stood up and showed up. wheeven we were told we might die if we leave our house those other people who stood up and they must be prioritized in the budget. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. good afternoon i'm mi