department of education launching an investigation to virginia public schools over their handling of sexual assault cases. we will be speaking to a father one of the victims, i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. >> welcome, markets today reacting and ending lower across the board, dow is down 38. this after the march inflation read came in at 5.2%. it was down from february's 6%. madison has more on the latest numbers, good evening. reporter: good evening, we have the lowest level of consumer inflation in nearly two years it is still high. fed wants an inflation rate of 2%, we're at 5%. that 5% number in march lower than 6% from february. and the smallest gain since may of 2024, core rate strips out volatile food and energy price its did pick up a 10th of a percent from the month before, 5.6% is a high number. in part because of shelter costs going up, cost of housing for our families here in america increased 8.2% year-over-year. that plays into the core inflation number, you go outside of the core and work innein -- work in food cos

is this exhibit 1 a in your argument to get rid of the department of education and the cdc? ould shut down the department of education which creates these toxic policies. use that money to fund school choice programs across this country so parents don't have to be held prisoners by teachers unions. the level of influence that randi weingarten and teacher's unions held over the cdc is staggering. now we know why our policies protected teachers unions instead of kids. shut down the department of education. fund under funded school choice programs and unleash the public schools by abolishing these teachers unions. that's how we fix education in this country. >> todd: his name is vivek ramaswamy. we thank him for his time. with that "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't know how, i don't know when ♪ some day i'm going to see you again. >> brian: you are looking at the northeast, you are looking at a suburb of boston. do you want know exactly? glouster. a suburb of boston. a population of counting everybody yesterday 29814. in essex county, it's 45 degrees.

today we will talk with the deputy head of the department of educational services and public relationsal center for the protection of personal data, olga and shibko. olga good morning. good morning. here, according to official data, there were eight million internet users in belarus, half of them are active users of social networks. tell me about some important safety rules we must know or must not forget there are basic rules that apply to both our lives. on the internet and in real life , the first is not transmitted. it is one thing for them to publish personal information excessively to themselves, when we create accounts we publish what our name is, where we work, but it is very redundant to publish your personal phone number there. or , in no case should you publish photos of photos of documents on social networks , you need to understand that everything that you publish remains there almost permanently and remove your personal information from social networks. from the internet it is possible only with the deletion of the account. and then for some time this information will be

numbers this week, 1.1%, it was half of what we expected: but you are on the record for wanting to eliminate some departments completely like the department of educationt to read you the mission statement of the department of education. it says our mission so to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and insuring equal access. well, we have seen test scores go way down. globally we're kind of a laughing stock. and when you compare us to china or some of our major competitors. and yet we're spending more money than ever, $80-90 billion in the department of education, $1 is 82 billion in covid relief for k-12. how would you reapportion that money to help our schools, quickly. >> well, department of education should have never existed. a that's why i i will shut it down. that $83 billion is misspent. for just 25% of that, we could put three armed security guards in every school across this country. it's not even close, which is a better use of money. on top of that, you could take underfunded school choice programs across the country and actually put educational choice back in the hands

you would cut the department of education. now, you know, the department of education claims that they're for educational excellence but with we've seen test scores come way down as we've been spending way more money. explain how you would do it. >> so, so many of these government agencies should have never existed in the first place. the u.s. department of education has no reason for existence. that's why they find toxic things to do like foisting these race and gender ideologies onto local schools, like subsidizing four year genders majors in california without vocational training for people who want to be plumbers and mechanics. if i'm going to washington d.c. as president i'll run the executive branch of the government and we'll shut down agencies that should have never existed. fewer than 25% of the federal employees that work for the government today than working for the federal government and i'll also tell you this, if as the u.s. president i can't collect a paycheck from the federal government for more than eight years

biden: it's why he put a public-school educator in charge of the department of education. pplause] see? i promised. so we're here to take a moment on one of the biggest stages in the world, the white house, to say that teachers change lives. [applause] and i think that message matters more than ever. because lately, when i turn on the tv, i see pundits and politicians talking about our profession. i hear them attacking our public schools, distorting the truth about what we do, and saying that parents and teachers are at odds. but that's not what i've seen. as i've traveled this country, i've visited some pretty amazing programs where parents and teachers are working hand in hand to help kids overcome challenges and make our schools better for everyone. there's no divide between those who love our students and those who teach them, because we all do both. [applause] parents know that we are our children's first teachers. and educators know that this isn't just a job that we walk away from at 3:15. [applause] when we're caring for our own kids, we're thinking about someone el

one we will begin to find the radical zealots and marxist that have infiltrated the federal department of education and we will have them as worded from the building -- have them escorted from the building. i will cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity and any racial or political content on our children. the left-wing agenda and lunacy being pushed on our children is a act of child abuse. it will stop immediately as president, i will sign and a new -- i will sign a new federal executive order to cease the transition -- cease sex transition at any age. i will lemonade -- i will eliminate gender transition for children of any age. we will give power back to parents. parental power will again be a force in our nation. under my leadership, we will defeat the colt of gender ideology and we will reassert -- the cult of gender ideology and we will read -- reassert the truth that god created two genders, male and female. we will reassert the judeo-christian values of our nation's founding. we will protect our heritage and traditions, and we will both make amer

david: you mentioned the department of education, a lot of people would say the more money we spend on the department of education the lower the test scores go. so you wonder about the feasibility of about whether we're getting our money's worth out of a lot of the government and then there is the overall question, russ, about the overweight size of government in comparison to the private sector. we have not had a government this big in our gdp since world war ii. what effect does that have on the economy? >> enormous effect. it is not just big, it is woke, it is weaponized. not only just crowding you out in the private marketplace it is actually aimed at you. it is aimed at your business. it is aimed at your community and your school. when republicans are saying we're going to defund that bureaucracy, they're going a long way to make sure freedom is no longer default in this country. people can go about their business, live their lives in a way their parents raised them to be able to do. that is the debate we want to have with the country over the next several weeks and months. david:

the department of education is shirking its duty to enforce the law and has abandoned robust scrutiny of undisclosed foreign gifts and contracts that violate section 117 of the higher education act of 1965. mr. speaker, we have known since 1965 that the potential for damage done to our institutions through foreign contributions was possible. section 117 is the single most important enforcement tool at the biden administration's disposal to protect against the threats posed by our foreign adversaries attempting to steal research and buy off students and faculty on our nation's campuses. republicans have sent multiple letters to secretary car doana demanding -- cardona demanding answers about this foreign money. coyet this administration continues its pattern of stonewalling congress with limited and woefully insufficient responses. this is a part of congress' oversight responsibility, mr. speaker, and is not being done on a whim. it's unacceptable that the biden administration has exercised minimal effort to expose the lack of integrity happening at so-called elite institutions. the po

department of education launching a formal investigation into loudoun county public schools in virginiathey did not address two high profile sexual assault cases. david spunt, in addition to a state investigation, david? >> that's exactly right. a state investigation wrapped up in december of last year, some scathing comments about the district there. this federal investigation really shines a light on problems plaguing this district since 2021. the department of education opened this as you said in response to two sexual assaults accusations that happened on campus, also accusations that school leaders did not adequately address these assault cases from 2021. one involving a teenage girl who authorities say was raped by a biological boy wearing a skirt in a girl's bathroom. a conservative group called america first legal foundation filed a formal complaint with the education department a few months ago, arguing the district, meaning loudoun county did not properly respond to the victim's claims of sexual assault as required by the federal law, title ix. >> foundation of title ix is pro

and you need to contact department of education and ask for a list of additional documents that you mustk that just a certificate from work stating that you are a teacher have the right to teach your child will be one of these documents also for you. eliminate some contradiction between the actual residence and the place of registration of your child. i think that you will not have any questions and problems in the future, if you have any questions, send them. our email address is there and remember that you have the right to know your right. remember how, at the very beginning of the pandemic, doctors urged us not to spread the virus and save the world from the couch at home. so the statistics show that the russians took these calls very seriously in the sale of sofas and beds grew by more than 100 percent, and dining tables generally broke all records. and in principle, it is, of course, logical to sit, lie down and eat in self-isolation. everyone wanted comfort, it is illogical that the most common material for furniture was chipboard panels in russia. in a terrible deficit. after all

president, and that obviously speaks to where this will head next once it's approved by the department of education. likely to see a number of legal challenges as the department of education says schools that are not in compliance could see federal funding withheld. >> we're going to be following this story, certainly an important one for us mike memoli, thank you. >>> we are learning a moscow court will hear an appeal in court this month, challenging the request of "wall street journal" reporter, evan gershkovich. what can you tell us about how his legal team is fighting back against these charges? >> reporter: hey, yasmin, as you know, the russian judicial system is notoriously opaque, nor does it afford many legal rights to those they have incarcerated evan gersh kovich only got to se his lawyer on tuesday for the first time he was arrested we know mr. gershkovich has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. according to his lawyer, he's in good health. the next stage is the appeal hearing on april 18th. and there are a number of scenarios that can play out after the hearing. if the courts

ahead on the kron, 4 morning news lawmakers are investigating a possible misuse of pandemic education, money from the department of education will explain. plus, in the past 5 days, there have been 5 reported overdoses on bart trains. full story straight ahead. and today, looking like a gorgeous one. we've got nice sunshine above sfo. >> then a cold and clear morning. but a comfortably cool afternoon and a whole lot less windy than the your forecast ahead. >> and before you leave the house, we need to check in and see how your morning drive is going to be keeping a close going to be keeping a close eye on that when that car hit my motorcycle, going to be keeping a close eye on that insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan co

of pandemic education. money. the latest accusations against the department of education. >> it's allergy season in here in the bay. pollen levels are up. coming up, we'll ha >> welcome back. kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl here in the bay area. drug overdoses continue to be a concern on bart trains. the agency says a total of 5 people overdosed in just the past 5 days. and 2 of them died. kron four's rob nesbitt has a closer look at how the agency is responding. >> narcan was able to revive 3 of the 5 overdoses on bart trains. but since march 28th, 2 people have died because of the narcotics in their system. 5 overdoses in 5 days on march. 28, the woman died on a bart train at the 16th street station in san francisco. >> a man was found dead on a train sunday at the daly city station in possession of narcotics. there were also overdoses reported by bart on march 29th, 30029th and early monday morning. bart spokesperson chris filippi says narcan was a lifesaving tool used to reverse those overdoses. we've had narcan is part of port pd since 2019. it certainly proves to be a valuable tool and it is common

. >> well, this proposed rule that was announced yesterday by the department of education is very cleared. states or individual institutions of higher education, schools that receive federal funding will not be allowed to impose as they put it one size fits all bans on the participation in sports by transgender athletes it does, however, allow generally speaking for the potential there could be some restrictions that fall under specific criteria. for instance, the specific sport that we're talking about the level of competition, the grade level, the age of the athletes in question, broadly speaking according to a fact sheet from the department of education, it may be likely that no such restrictions would be allowed for elementary or grade school level, but that when we're talking about especially collegiate athletics, there may be relevant restrictions that could apply. it points to the facts like the governing bodies like ncaa have guidelines about where or not transgender athletes can participate in the sport based on the gender in which they identify the new policies conform with th

the proposed rule by the department of education would leave the decisions up to the schools themselvescase basis. another way of stating the same thing is the department of education is forbidding schools from creating a blanket ban on transgender athletes. this is a proposed rule and is up for public comment. if it becomes a rule, it would supersede state law. the whole thing is probably bound for the courts. >> that said, the supreme court just refused to weigh in on a transgender sports issue, a 12-year-old who wants to run track on the girls team in west virginia. by refusing to take the case, the child can continue to participate, despite west virginia's law against it. justice alito thought the court should have taken the case, saying enforcement of the law at issue should not be forbidden by the federal courts without any explanation. >> the defense department has turned over documents to congress showing some of the missteps the biden administration made during the last days of the occupation of afghanistan, encouraging evacuation far too late, badly underestimating the power a

we have a department of education, department of labor, we need a department of reconciliation. host: at what point could we say we have reconciled? what needs to happen? guest: we need to get to a point where we give them the honor that they deserve. there were also be a slavery remembrance day, just as we have 9/11, pearl harbor, holocaust. we need a slavery remembrance day. i appreciate this president for acknowledging. to get these things done you need a department devoted to it. host: the name fort lee is being changed. guest: there are others across the country. richard russell's name has to come off the building. we could change the name of forts but not the name on a building. surely we could see the injustice in that. surely, we can. the public at some point should decide i'm not going into the building either. i refuse. one more thing, we would have secretaries of reconciliation just as we have secretaries of labor. it is a legitimate department with a secretary reporting to the president of the united states. let's let the world know our intentionality is to correct t

end affirmative action, to -- i will shutdown the administrative state starting with the department of educationto the rule of law which is why i said i will use the military to secure our border. this is what it means to be an american. after we were discover that, nobody is going to stop us. we will stand up and declare independence from china, we can make the sacrifices needed to do it if we rediscover who we really are. thank you. [applause] we have spent a couple of decades, i grew up into it. we spent a couple of decades celebrating our diversity and our differences. so much that we forgot all the ways we all are really just the same, as americans. our diversity is not our strength. ever strength is what unites us across our diversity. without those ideals, we are just a different looking group of two leg did mammals, walking the do graphic space, doing what our iphones do us to do, -- tell us to do, america is a vision of what that place can be. e pluribus unum, we say for a reason. from many, one. that is the dream that won the american revolution, that reunited us after the civil war, t

start with the department of education. [applause] let me hear it. $83 billion a year spent on god knows what, shut that down. for a quarter of that budget, you can put three armed security guards in every school across this nation. you tell me what the better use of money is. i've also said that we need to go further when you have an agency like the fbi that told martin luther king he couldn't have the concealed permit, that tells conservatives the same thing, politicizing the police stay against them. you cannot reform that from the top down. i will say dan, we will shut down the fbi. and we will replace it with a police apparatus that respects the law instead of making it up. that apparatus can do the job of those background checks, which means that i am pleased to make the announcement, if i am elected the next president of the united states, we will finally shut down the atf, an agency that is beyond repair, that is the right answer. let's make a constitutional carry the law of the land and finally put any ban on those

department of education. not because i don't care about education because i do. they spent $80 billion on worse than nothing, that setback education. including tilting the scales to fork year college degrees without helping help to people who want a one here program. if we shut down the department of education, we could put three armed security guards in every public school in this country. let's protect to the kids. that is exactly how we do it. it might be unfashionable and politically convenient thing to say, solve the mental health epidemic, secure the schools. then we will have a revival. great russian, very honest, thank you. [applause] >> i'm a freshman here. i recently heard a talk about title ix, allowing trans athletes to participate in sports. i wanted to see what you thought about the -- that. mr. ramaswamy: the trans-issue is a symptom of that deeper sense of feeling lost in our country. we are lost in the desert. i think more often than not, especially when a kid tells you that they are born in the wrong body and their gender is different from their

. >> you look at left wing leaders in many of the cities, in department of education with the bosses chers union, you have to situation, let's use this money, a once in lifetime opportunity to push a radical new left wing agenda. reporter: california department of education insists it is untrue that funds were spent as the lawmakers suggested saying: >> comer's response is they commingled federal money with state funds. >> the lawmakers note that american students continue to suffer from learning losses, due to lengthy school shut downs. liz. elizabeth: mike, always great, thank you. >> welcome back to the show for his reaction congressman byron donalds, a pleasure to have you on. what is your reaction to that report? we see georgetown university, saying about a quarter of the 184 billion in pandemic aid for the schools went toward things like fixing buildings and new conditio construction. >> my response is, this is why we did not want to send that money out and joe biden's rescue plan whatever he called it. they took that money, they wanted that money, may did not reopen schools. yo

you addressed it in the network, what can the department of education, what can the federa government do to protect u from having this assault o education, the privatization o public schools, what can b done to protect that and protect kids in learning i schools. >> i have an example of public education leveling the playing field. i'm a first generation college student. and i firmly believe, and think i am a living example of education opening doors an leveling the playing field and giving students opportunitie that, to use their gifts t make the world a better place. so what we are doing is number one, calling out the hypocrisy calling out what we believe is the strategy to try to disrupt public school so that a privat school sounds better and we want to provide voucher for them instead, our strategy is t fully fund our schools, to mak sure that we have a highly qualified teacher in every classroom. i don't have to tell you tha our educators are being paid about 20% less than people tha graduate college with a simila degree that we have a shortage in our schools. what i'm saying is,

. >> when you look at left wing leaders, in many of these cities, especially in the department of education, and with their bosses of the teachers union, you've got a situation where they said, let's use this money, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to push a radical new left wing agenda. >> the california department of education insists it is factually untrue these funds were spent as the lawmakers suggested. quote, california state plan reflects our investment of federal and state dollars to meet the most pressing needs facing our students, ensuring they can read at grade level, supporting their mental health, and recruiting more teachers. comer's response is they co-mingled federal money with state funds. >> anytime you say, well, you used this money to push a radical left wing agenda to try to indoctrinate these public students on this new crazy pronoun and lgbtq world, they'll say, no, we didn't use that money. we used money from this pot. >> the lawmakers note american students continue to suffer from learning losses due to lengthy school shutdowns. dana? >> mike emanuel in was

trying to find what happened to billions of dollars in taxpayer funds designed for covid quickl but perhaps improperly accused by some state education departments, marianne rafferty is live on that story tonight. >> good evening. republican lawmakers are accusing some democratic states of misusing those covid funds t promote a left-wing agenda in schools. the chairs of the house oversight house education and coronavirus panel wrote a lette to education secretary gail corona saying -- about using funds for things like implicit bias, training, environmental literacy, ethnic studies, cultural competency, coaching of educators on racial slurs. house committee chair james cromer didn't hold back. >> when you look at left-wing leaders in many of these cities especially on the department of education and with their bosses at the teacher union, you've go a situation where they say let' use this money and this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to push a radical left-wing agenda. >> at a spokesperson says they are reviewing the latter and that california department of education which is the largest in the nation and said the letter is factually true an

coughed at the ministers' talks , the russian tricolor appeared under the windows of the department of education, they didn’t talk about the special mission of russia today showing the way to everyone who did not dare to go against the western masters to everyone whom the west is trying to crush, as they did with venezuela. venezuela was strangled with sanctions. after deciding to return state control over the energy industry in any way and push the united states away from the oil tap and now once the richest in the country of regions, the majority of the population lives below the poverty line. moscow will help caracas get out of the sanctions hole, but there was an option for the russian market after the departure of unfriendly states. we will do everything possible to ensure that the venezuelan economy becomes less and less dependent on whims and on geopolitical games in the united states or on some other players from the western camp. and i am convinced that our experience will also be useful to our friends in the medical field, because in terms of the number of sanctions. we are champions n

role that i have as secretary of education make sure -- >> my question is not secondary it's very simple. what does hhs says the definition of a woman is? >> i lead the department of education and my job is to make sure that all students have access to public education, which includes co-curricular activity. >> sean: let's pause for a second, shall we? did you ever think this would be a real news story in the united states of america? did you ever think that? ideology always taking precedent in the biden administration? woke wins the day every day? now, here's another example. you thought i was done. i'm not done yet. secretary of state, winking tony blinken in japan today a few miles away north korea has been launching icbms right at japan for month after month after month. china is conducting hostile military drills in the pacific, the south china sea, the taiwan straits threatening to invade our us ally taiwan. and yet tony winking blinken was more focused on japan's green energy. take a look. >> this is a tremendously exciting day to have one of the most major embassies that we have anywhere in the world make this green transition really sets the example an

we can't reform the agencies top down, put betsy devos on top of the department of education. no. e going to shut it down, the department of education, countless administrative agencies. that breathes the lifeblood into a constitutional republic. three b branches of government, not four. that will unlock the economy. we talk about spending cuts to tax increases. there's a better way, gdp growth, we don't talk about that anymore. maria: what's the growth plan? get us back to growth. >> we can grow our way out of our problems. unshackle the u.s. energy sector from the climate cult. put people back to work. we have a culture of laziness spreading across the country and reform the federal reserve. until the late '70s we were at 4 plus percent gdp growth in the country. queswe can get back. maria: president trump had a 4% economy. the former president weighed in on the republican pry mayor rim he's talking about the primary dedates. debates. he suggests he might not attend. he wrote this, when you're leading by unsur mountable numbers and you have the maga hating networks asking the que

please ignore the department of education.authority to do that, i would push back and we were successful. and so the most important -- [applause] the most important way to push back is my parents being engaged in our schools. secondly, it is business is standing up against esg and the direction that the government wants to push them. but then it's about, and this is important, the biggest difference you can make in the culture is through our families, through our communities and through our houses of worship. because that's where you take a stand for what is right. you influence the environment in which you live, and that makes a difference even more so than passing laws. [applause] >> you are first declared candidate who has been are some going to phrase my question this way. we already know what governor hutchinson would do on the first couple of days of an administration. what would president hutchinson domi on the first few days of an administration? >> i would reverse and revoke all of my executive orders. [applause] -- b

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the department of education has said to implement their forthcoming title ix sports rule which would force all the schools across the country to integrate their bathrooms and locker rooms, the department of education said it only cost $34 million total over enthe years. that's impossible. we are being gaslit. they are lying to us, and we must protect our children. elizabeth: nicole neily, terry schilling, thanks for coming on tonight. >>> we're staying on the house debt ceiling vote happening, really coming in. the debate is really fiery. it's coming in now. also disney sues florida governor ron desantis. this is an escalating feud now hitting the 2024 the race, and we've got house oversight chair james comer, he's going to give us the update on the growing investigation into the biden family corrupt scandal, cashing in on the government job for the president selling influence around the world. and it's getting even worse for bud light after transgender ad, we've got the update. plus, more dr. fauci flip-flops as he speaks to the new york times, and the biden white house gives hundred

protest what it calls the quote authoritarian takeover of the education administration by the desantis administration, and as you said, the florida departmentf education approving that extension of the parental rights in education act, which is called the don't say gay bill from just banning classroom instruction of sexual orientation and gender identity of kindergarten through 3rd grade, now extending that all the way through 12th grade, unless the instruction is required by state statute or part of a reproductive health class. lgbtq rights organizations are furious. they say free states do not wage war on lgbtq people to score cheap political points for a man desperate to be president. shame on the desantis administration for putting a target on the backs of lgbtq floridians a spokesperson for the department of education in florida says this is all about prevents quote indoctrination in schools. that's something we keep hearing over and over again from republicans here, and from the desantis administration. the truth is that democrats can't do much, at least here in the legislature, they're simply out numbered and republicans are now focu

there are others who are applauding this move from th department of education and yo have the departmentnd saying that being a part o a team is a critical thing for any kid at any stage at an point, and they want to make sure that this becomes a mor inclusive environment at the different levels you're also seeing som immediate pushback from some republican states, for instance, who are saying that this wil be met with legal challenges including governor kristi noem who wrote to president biden i a tweet, we will see you i court. she has been outspoken on this issue. we can anticipate that there will be some legal response to this that, again this is somethin that could go into effect in may. yasmin >> monika, thank you coming up next, donald trump's defense is once again going on the offense. going big with attacks on th manhattan da judge and their families my next guest looks at the former presidents weaponizatio of the legal system as he goes quote unquote, scorched eart to fight the first crimina charges against him. we'll be right bk.ac we'll be right bk.ac oh, my daughter gives the

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well, this comes as the department of education is proposing a new rule that would prevent schools and colleges across the u.s. from enacting bans on transgender athletes. many republican controlled states are passing bills restricting the rights of the trans community. washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> the biden administration says it is taking steps to prevent schools and colleges from broadly banning transgender athletes from competition. this administration. >> has their back. >> the proposal adds the title 9, a federal law that ensures students are not discriminated against based on. >> lgbtq, i plus kids are resilient. their fears. they fight back. they're not going anywhere. >> the white house says the new rule is a direct result of many republican led states banning all transgender athletes from competing. the announcement comes after the supreme court refused to reinstate west virginia's transgender athlete ban. while lawmakers there wait for legal challenges to play out. ultimately the supreme court will likely end up ruling that. >> biologically male should

measurements were made for replacing windows and the heating system this was told by the head of the department of education, culture , youth and sports of the vilkhiv village council , nataliya osadchuk, according to her, the issues regarding the restoration of the boiler house and the construction of the shelter are being resolved by larisa gogona yuriy lavrinenko public news kharkiv and that's how this monday was seen by public correspondents we believe in the armed forces we believe in victory i want a language i wish you a good night and take care we ukrainians and we know well what we are fighting for we don't just dream of victory but we are getting closer every day we expel invaders from our native land we fight the internal enemy, we detain the traitors who called for russian peace, we drink so that the occupiers paid in full for every crime and remembered forever ukraine is a free state that is able to protect its future and ukrainians a glorious nation with a heroic history, the sbu defends ukraine together. tell me honestly how we are all going through things right now, something that does not f

of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. >> john: house republicans calling out state education departments accusing them of misusing in covid relief funds. lawmakers say the states used the money to advance progressive social agenda rather than help recoup pandemic learning losses. mike emmanuel is live in washington with details on this. mike, the big question is, how has this money been spent? >> john, some prominent lawmakers say this covid relief money has been used for so-called woke initiatives, such as implicit bias training, lgbtq+ cultural dependency, what the house oversight chair calls a waste of money. >> using taxpayers dollars to try to indoctrinate a left wing agenda on our public school students when they need to be focused on teaching the students the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic. >> the california department of education insists it is factually untrue the funds were spent as the lawmakers suggested, instead they meet the most pressing needs facing their students, ensuring they can read at grade level, supporting their mental health and supporting more teachers. chairman says they spen

children, our parents, the order directs federal agencies like the department of labor, veteran affairs and the department of educationays to improve wages and work conditions for care workers and provide more flexible options to family. seeking services is a huge, huge step forward. i who leads the national domestic workers alliance. she says improving wages for care. workers is vital have high rates of turnover. >> that also affect the services and the access to care that families need. so it becomes a vicious cycle. where is if we make them good jobs and actually becomes a virtuous cycle. the president's executive order does not include new spending to subsidize the cost of care to do that. he's requesting congress set aside 750 billion dollars in next year's budget. this administration is doing what it can do to make care more affordable and more accessible. while we wait for congress to act that we an economic adviser to the president says some agencies will adopt changes quickly. but while republicans like ohio senator jd vance agree the cost of care is too high is a major, major problem. we certainly want to ma

complaint in march he had filed a complaint of a school against the department of education or the department electricity and tariffs . you can see it like state companies before the competition council. it has been mentioned that you are talking about a person, the driver who is working with snap and tapsi now, he can file a complaint, it just depends on how much documentation is sufficient, when the working group makes a diagnosis, it turns out that there is enough documentation about ghasemi , who raised the market in march. last week was reviewed and responded to this market the competition has reached and the formula determines the complete review formula 3 and then look at something in the market . there are also local companies in the cities, for example, there are specific ones for one city with internet taxis. since they are nationwide, the companies are better known . currently , we have received a complaint from passengers about some taxi drivers. the market is being studied and if there is a difference we have arrived now it is said that 70 different companies coming to obtain a l

the chairman of the state duma committee on education held a meeting with the head of the moscow departmentn and science, we were assured that these are isolated cases that we can work with and they are ready to work with this. we are ready to meet with the parents in each case, they are invited to the reception. and on what basis moscow made such a decision, they also explained to us due to the fact that 97.5% of moscow residents both use public services, but are registered and in general, entering their personal account, they do not see any the difficulty of enrolling a child in first grade. science and education under sanctions, priority anti-crisis measures were discussed this week in the state duma at a round table of the communist party faction according to the participants, the main task today is to overcome the personnel crisis in schools there are not enough teachers of mathematics , a foreign language of russian and literature, only 2/3 filled the staff of elementary teachers classes. deputies from the communist party faction spoke about their initiatives to transfer the unified s

region are not working all next week on distance learning at the moment, the head of the department of educationhat the technical we are ready to conduct distance learning, and the means of communication are functioning. and the teacher of the students and teachers need to have the equipment. with all possible strength during daylight hours, forklifts are very much operated by private and management companies and the city administration. they turn roads, turn alleys, meanwhile , volcanologists continue to try to get as close to the volcano as possible. they take samples of ash, which will be sent for further research to petropavlovsk using quadrocopters, they managed to detect a new volcanic flow, according to experts, it did not reach about a kilometer from the road. the temperature there on the surface reaches about 560 °, so of course we have legs a little on fire in rubber boots. eh, but inside, of course, it reaches 250 there, but it is gradually cooling down today , trees fell down before our eyes, that is, uh, trees, uh, burnt and sometimes fell in a chaotic direction, so it was a little