sonia: so, the department of education, this is an issue that has been--is well known by all of our congressionalrs and department of education, state leaders, and they are pushing, you know, and adding pressure to the department of education to resolve this--these issues as soon as possible. they have communicated with educators across the country that that process and those solutions for these issues that they currently are experiencing will be resolved sometime in mid march. what we know is going to happen is that the processing of financial aid applications, which means the applications are sent from the department of education to the colleges and universities, was delayed, but will begin in march and mid march around the 15th of march. and so, colleges and universities will now have that information from those applications that have been submitted to begin processing students's applications and determining their eligibility for financial aid. for our non-ssn contributors, our parents, that those issues are also currently being worked on by the department of education. it is a high priority.

sonali: we talk about the department of education and funding it, how hard is it to get resources forgrams like this in schools? bevon: the timing is right now. david banks was the chancellor of public schools in new york city, the superintendent in queens, we are focusing on queens right now. also working with dr. damien kenwood who is the student services coordinator for the entire queens district. we have political power behind us, it's really top of mind for everyone now. funding resources will come. my job is to bring wall street to the table. we can't do this alone. the department of education needs wall street at the table to help with funding, mentorships, enter and that kind of stuff. sonali: is wall street getting involved? so they have an interest for students that are this young and have not been to college yet, thinking about it at this point? bevon: firms actually want to get in front of high school kids because that's the future talent pipeline. if you would until college, it is too late -- wait until college, it is too late. we want to get the brand in front of the you

at the california department of education. thurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. what students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman

at the california department of education. thurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agree

department of education for 5 years. to moscow, at the moment our department, and in general the entireducational practices, is involved in more than 150 schools, and where e-sports clubs are open. due to the massive passion for e-sports, the moscow school e-sports league was created. this my, let's say, such more official second competitions, last year we took second place in the patriot tournament. victory, this year we took first place, in general i really like it, because i have never participated in something like this before, and i would like to somehow feel myself in such an atmosphere of sports and... they are dominated by the olympic principle, the main thing is not victory , but participation. almost 1,500 students took to the ski slopes. the most memorable was the school mascot race. even school teachers were hiding behind masks. information has emerged that there will be a mascot race today, and well, at this winter festival, and basically, since i can ski, i agreed to take part in it , it’s a new experience, it’s fun, it’s fun, that’s why it happened. today i saw a lot of s

where cyber sports was introduced into the main educational process, on the basis of the same school, additional education, and 2 years ago the moscow departmenthis experience to all schools in moscow, at the moment our... department, and in general the entire center educational practices, and more than 150 schools are involved, and where e-sports clubs are open. due to the massive passion for e-sports, a moscow school e-sports league was created. these are my, let’s say, more official second competitions; last year we took second place in the patriot victory tournament. and this year we... took first place. overall, i really like it, because i have never participated in something like this before, and i would like to somehow feel myself in such a sports atmosphere and get some new sensations and emotions. more one way to popularize sports among students is at the festival, and here the organizers have a creative approach. we have 36 teams playing dodgeball, about twenty teams playing winter volleyball, which is also happening for the first time, and the spectators... at such events, the olympic principle dominates, the main thing is not victo

voters and supply voter registration services on agency premises includes personal management department of education department of health and human services department of agriculture the department of homeland security. department of veterans favors department labor department interior department of treasury, so what are you all doing about it on the republican side? and the government biden's government biden's administration, seem using a whole on government approach to get people to vote democrat. >> you know of you seen weaponization of government in fact we set up a committee just to look into weaponization of government there are a lot of lawsuits when joe biden said we're going to waive student loan debt the court said no, he can't do that he is going to continue to push the envelope, look the election held today we would win, i think works, election is not today it is 8 months from now as you pointed out i think going to pull out every stop we need pulling out every stop as well going to do that but i think the country is fed you up doesn't like direction under joe biden failed administratio

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the department of education reacted to the school scandal, after the appeal of the parents, they convenedeeting with educators and builders, and decided to equip the basements. without interrupting training, they promise to coordinate repair schedules with all participants in the process. a meeting was held with the heads of educational institutions in which there will be in the near future, capital repairs will be started, and there were representatives of the capital construction department, and we have reached such a balanced position that we will, will start contracting organizations in this way. these renovation works so as not to harm the educational process. there are 38 schools in the city, shelters in 14 of them remain unequipped, from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso tv channel. next issue in less than an hour, stay tuned. wagons were held hostage back in august of last year at the request of sbi investigators and... prosecutors of the pechersky prosecutor general's office the kyiv district court seized freight cars of the poltava mining and beneficiation plant. the prosecution re

. >> the question the department of education is a significant interventionut that includes experts andt advice. commission with factory powers to direct the council in a two-year improvementrship. i can assure honorable friend the department the council's progress. >> i think my quite honorable friend for takinghis terrible situation so seriously. the permanent secretary from the department of education and so he won't know the new conservative counsel are trying to mend the damage done by the previous green and independent authority. far too many young people and their families. as a father to see agree with me the progress is still far too slow? and so will he meet me and discuss what more we can do? >> right horab f here they're nt receiving the level of service that they should. i know ministers have revisited the commissrs places before while improvements have been made i agree with him it's very clear changes now it should be my honorable friend i assure him continue to hold local authority for account. but of course i would happy to meet with h to discuss his concerns further. >

the department of education reacted to the school scandal. ter the appeal of the parents , a meeting was held with educators and builders, they decided to equip the basements without interrupting education. repair schedules are promised to be coordinated with all participants. during the process , a meeting was held with the heads of educational institutions in which capital repairs will be started in the near future, and there were representatives of the capital construction department, and we reached such a balanced the position that we will start contracting organizations and repair works in this way so as not to harm the educational process. in town. 38 schools. shelters in 14 of them remain unfurnished. from kropyvnytskyi for the tv channel. we continue. the air alert has been canceled throughout the territory of ukraine , except for the temporarily occupied crimea, luhansk oblast and the nikopol community in dnipropetrovsk oblast. we will continue, and now i will add yuri fizer to the floor. what happened in the world, and a lot happened

the department of education reacted to the school scandal, after the appeal of the parents, convened meeting with educators and builders, decided to equip the basements without interrupting education. repair schedules are promised to be coordinated with all participants in the process. a meeting was held with students of educational institutions, in which capital repairs will be started in the near future, and there were representatives of the administration of capital construction, and we have reached such a balanced position that we will be so, the contracting organizations will start repair work in such a way so as not to harm the educational process. there are 38 schools in the city, shelters in 14 of them... remain unequipped from kropyvnytskyi for tv channel uso. 28 territorial communities from 14 oblasts of ukraine joined the women peace security response to the challenges of war project, which was financially supported by the british government. the initiative from last year is implemented thanks to the partnership with six of the strongest women's teams public organizations w

used to be a kindergarten a long time ago, and then no one needed it, and there was some department of educationand then it was abandoned, no one needed it either, so we did not take it to kindergarten children, if anything, well , like, it is very important, and what kind of drift in general, oops, hello. the department of education came to us, there is no money in the city budget, they are they say, this is what you do, let's go, i immediately thought that this is a super cool object, because it is in the super center of the city, a beautiful white building, well, it does not look like an abandoned building, there are beautiful walls, white, nothing falls out, well if everything was beautiful, and we started to dismantle and repair there, well, then, let's move to august, i returned to ivano-frankivsk, this time we are in building number two, in the very center, but next to a beautiful park, in the very heart of ivano -frankivsk, this is an old great-grandfather. i was impressed by this tenacity and ambition when i was here first once, but by august they were really able to organize and i'm li

the department of education reacted to the school scandal, after the appeal of the parents, convened a meeting with educators and builders, decided to equip the basements without interrupting education. repair schedules are promised to be coordinated with all participants in the process. a meeting was held with the heads of educational institutions, in which capital repairs will be started in the near future, and there were representatives of the capital construction department and... we reached such a balanced position that we will start repair work in such a way that contracting organizations will not harm the educational process. there are 38 schools in the city, shelters in 14 of them remain unequipped. from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso tv channel. such were the news at that time. wait for the updated issue already at 5 p.m. read more on our website espresso tv, a brief summary of the main points in our social networks and of course watch us on youtube, then my colleagues marta oliyarnyk and antin barkovskyi. well, informative the day at espresso is in full swing, now we will a

of education. so when we think form or structure, we think of other debates, choice over charter schools, whether we should have a department of education at all, what should the relationship between the federal government and state local education departments be? should we expand home school options? who sits on our school boards? all of these concerns are with the former the structure of education. how education is delivered to students and? they've been dominant throughout, but also sometimes fade in importance. if you think about the the 20 years in between reagan's election. 1980 and george w election in 2000, you see form was slightly diminished. right. reagan came into office thinking, what we're going to end the department of education and he couldn't do it. and in fact, his second education secretary, william j. bennett, was responsible for shifting the focus of conservative educational thought and action toward the substance of the education. talking about character education, do we build character? what are the values and morals teaching to students? talking about curriculum. what are we teaching? not in elementa

at the california department of education. hurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course believes making such a course mandatory would have long-term impact. let students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt. >> be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. >> but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it'

for the possibility of offline education, so that children can all to be offline learning, even in a few shifts, what we are trying to do, so here... i took a report from the department of education and district administrations on several occasions and at the previous commission, so that we must address this situation now during this year also maximally with the funds that are allocated could change, well, very briefly , but soon, well, actually starting from these days, but it will be soon, it has been two years already, and how it was possible to drive the enemy away with enormous efforts and, unfortunately, with blood, also from... the capital , are any events planned, well, to a greater extent, maybe honor events, and in honor of the heroes of the dead, and educational ones, maybe for children, well , tell more, detail how serious the situation near kyiv was and how great heroism it is that kyiv succeeded then two years ago hold? ah, well, i'm sure they are events for educational institutions will take place, in each simply each educational institution independently... plans an appropriate information program, the question is that the city should have such a gene

that would be on my to do list for next conservative department of education. but. would say you we mentioned william f buckley jr got him in at yale. the other big conservative book on education was the closing of the american mind right. and alan blum and there to a focus on the content not not the structure of what are we actualct of our schools and especially our institutions of higher education. and then finally, i think the foundation for individual rights and education has been doing incredible work. we haven't speaking spoken too much about viewpoint diversity, but it is interesting to me when you just take the two bookends of this story been telling their and got him in at yale in 1951 was an attack on academic freedom. and now

at the california department of education. thurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. what students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agree

at the california department of education. of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agrees and educator from oakland.

at the california department of education. ke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. what students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with which valerie chapman agrees and

at the california department of education. mond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. what students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have >> be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. >> but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agr

at the california department of education. mond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. what students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agrees an

for the possibility of offline education, so that children can all be offline learning, even in a few changes, what we are trying to do, that is why i took a report from the departmentdistrict management, so that we must change this situation now... during this year also as much as possible with the funds that have been allocated, well, i will be very brief, but soon, well, actually starting from these days, but it will be soon, it has been two years already , and how it was possible to drive the enemy away with enormous efforts and, unfortunately, with blood , also from the capital, are any events planned, well, to a greater extent, maybe honorific events and in honor of the fallen heroes and educational ones, maybe for... children, well , tell more, detail how much the situation near kyiv was serious, and how much heroism is the fact that kyiv managed to be held two years ago? ah, well, i am sure that such events will take place in educational institutions, every educational institution independently plans an appropriate information program, the question is whether the city should have such a general program, we just approved it today, i was a co-author of the cor

at the california department of education. thurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. what students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt. >> be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. >> but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie c

department of education in pennsylvania t reports there are 5500 teacher vacancies across pennsylvaniaarge part fewer people are choosing to become teachers. ten years ago 20000 teachers everyear. recertified only 5000 because so few apply. we have taken steps as the commonwealth to improve this we sped up the time it takes to get new teacher certification from 12 weeks to just under three. we are getting stipends to student teachers for the first time it. [cheering] [applause] rebuild in talent recruitment so we can expose more young people to the joys of teaching and nurturing our kids. two months agohé it's awesome to see so many teachers together in one room. they talk to about how rewarding the profession is up. but also how they need more help and support. that is what we are putting more and mental health resources in our schools we are working to help her kids improve their reading ability. i also heard from those teachers about how they are confrontingng misinformation. that kids are finding online and bringing into the classroom. i think we need to address that too. i'm espec

reagan came into office thinking, what we're going to end the department of education and he couldn'tcond education secretary, william j. bennett, was responsible for shifting the focus of conservative educational thought and action toward the substance of the education. talking about character education, do we build character? what are the values and morals teaching to students? talking about curriculum. what are we teaching? not in elementary school, but also in higher ed? that's the beginning of our debates over. political correctness happening at the tail end of reagan era and then when wadministration,'s about accountability. it's about standards. right. so just to close when i think of the right now in education, i see a heavy stress on form and structure. i see a lot of efforts being put into the educational freedom movement, options, into combating the public sector unions. think a lot of that may be the result of. the pandemic, like mikwas mentioning in the earlier panel. but i'm also beginning to see, especially on the state level, efforts to address substance. efforts to go

committee, rahmatullah against kurdistan province, the governor of qorba city, the deputy of the department of educationn city, an employee and lecturer of the university of kurdistan. the teacher of the schools of qorba city pointed out. tell me about a pending law that you follow in the parliament. do you agree with the value added tax law on houses with a value of more than 20 billion tomans and the law on the equalization of pensioners' rights with the transparency of votes, gifts and letters of parliamentarians? yes , i completely agree. let them know the program and work of their representatives . the first problem is the transfer of drinking water from the levels of the province to the cities of qorba and dehglaneh. the second issue is the problem of unemployment and employment by creating a transformation and complementary industry in the agricultural and mining sector of the region. the third issue is the development and construction of urban and rural transportation routes in the region. do you agree or disagree with increasing the retirement age? due to the. the high rate of aid in the societ

it is interesting to know that not so long ago , as one of the most important departments of education, the ministry of education was facing a shortage of 60,000 teachers and even a simple issue such as printing textbooks. too much dependence on foreign countries. there was a large volume of iranian children's books made with paper from non-iranian countries. little by little, the education situation was not progressing in a good direction until the patience of the teachers ran out because the ranking of the teachers, which was legally approved, was not implemented. well, it is very natural that in these conditions, teacher training universities are gradually closing down and education is becoming more and more isolated day by day. but the 13th government examined the conditions of education very seriously from the very beginning and the result was this. it was with direct entry the 13th government was compensated for the shortage of training personnel and this became the basis for the revival of teacher training universities. now, 70% of books' papers are produced inside the country,

a large number of kurdish departments should be located there, we are now in jirup, we are very happy , we have 18 general offices, so why not in iran , the general department of educatione general department of school renovation , the general department of agricultural jihad, or the agricultural jihad organization with these capacities i said that there is no time , the same goes for the mining industry, the work department, and i even told you that a part of the radio and television can operate there and introduce our cultural wealth and those brilliant talents, mr. bamri . what and how can have a decisive effect on top of creating employment and business prosperity in the region , you see, when i had the opportunity to visit the people of hazrat agha a few months ago during my recent trip, hazrat agha said: if the meetings of the 80s had been implemented, the situation in sistan baluchistan would be very different today. it would be even more if we had the 20-year plan, the vision document, if the five-year plans of the 7th plan would be compiled, and if all of this would be implemented and operational, we would have a different province today than in the past, dry p

the department of education and most important it will now control the special education firm. other districts to share. and me each of those students. i know they are not parents with disabilities in the aea's. so let me dec you. the claim is categorically false. those who work directly on a daily basis. the transformational change and do what is right for our children. [applause] being read as a key component is a key to every child success. holding steady is in good or bad especially with this learning. children who can't read by third grade are four times more likely to drop out of high school with and it dramatically increases illegal drugs and having poor health. iowa third-graders are reading with about 50% of california legislators but something is clearly not working. really only stay in the country that doesn't requirency in early literacy for licensure. over the last few decades, but what we know works, sounding out letters, phonics.■:z. many educators. teachers reading to high school students who don't speak english is the priority language. and has done amazing thi

federal government in education we know that to be true parts was republic as we have to start to keep our promises and doing the things we campaign on that start getting rid of the departmentop primaries can sometimes have sharp elbows. you are not alone of the primary ballots really concerning welcome and there will be an ability to call us in the fall the mentor the no money is an take on sheriff brown. bernie: no, they have the primary, and wednesday will be the full united dysfunctional family that's what we will do and we will bring the party together that's what like i can uniquely was a business guy and i have the chamber of commerce who understands who i am and also somebody understands aggression investors in the list of them in campaign hard for the last euro continue to listen to them and i am the one that uniquely can bring the party together with way of hundreds has no chance of rain the party together and in fact he is even said that only 60 counties of the 88 pattern in reality i have the most broad support throughout the entire state is when to be like singular focus on march 20th is to bring the entirety of the republican party together. trey: bernie miran

when the department of education launched this program, they promised the american taxpayer that the of education would earn $6 -- 25 years later we know we're losing almost $9 per $1000 lent, $115 billion in profits turned in to°. elizabeth: well, you know, the whole thing, it's just unfair for people when didn't go to college to foot the bill for those who did. those who did go to college usually come from the upper brackets. so working class footing the bill for them. nearly a dozen attorneys general sued the biden white house to block bind's latest version of his student loan bailout. the supreme court already said this is the unconstitutional. congress didn't approve this. you know, what you're saying, nancy, a lot of american voters are saying this is really unfair. let's listen to them. watch. >> i'm currently not a fan because that's just going to make everyone else's taxes higher because someone's going to have to pay for i. >> >> i don't really think the government can, can say, oh, this person doesn't have to pay when the next door neighbor already paid theirs. >> i keep o

we’ll ask about the training of future officers and the prospects for military education in belarus vyacheslav khralovich, deputy head of the military education departmentf the armed forces of belarus. vyacheslav gennadievich, hello. hello. what educational institutions in belarus are training military specialists today and what areas are most in demand among applicants today? well , nowadays you can get a military professional education at a military educational institution. forces, practical psychology in military affairs, information security, unmanned aerial systems and military medicine. nice too it should be noted that the demand among applicants for engineering specialties is growing every year, so at the military academy the aviation faculty, faculties of air defense forces, missile forces and artillery, as well as command specialties at the combined arms faculty, were popular. high social status, career prospects, material well-being and confidence in the future. today, graduation from a military educational institution guarantees a stable and decent monetary allowance and preferential loans for housing construction, medical care, annual leave

department of education has been investigating several universities, including stanford and ucla, fored discrimination based on ethnicity or shared ancestry under title six of of 1964. the department of education's website shows it began investigating uc berkeley on prompted the university to bett- added to the department's probe into campus discrimination in israel. >> relatives of israeli hostages who held by hamas gathered outside the u.s. embassy in tel aviv today, demanding a release deal be finalized. that demonstration comes a day after president biden stepped up his criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr. biden said the israeli prime minister is hurting israel more than helping israel in his approach to the war. the conflict now in its fifth month. >> we are here because we want to call upon the us administration to put as much pressure as possible on all the involved parties in this crazy situation that's been going on for ages now, for more than 150 days, to put as much pressure on them to reach an agreement to reach aúhostage deal. now the health ministr

the clear message to the department of education that they want for the review and they want more to, take a look inside that meeting where that's went on we can see there were some parents and the numbers of the school board to manhattan's largest district approved that could ban transgender female athletes from performing in female sports, many criticized the resolution money pushing for the band saying trans athletes should not be allowed to compete against females. >> we can't pretend we can't sit here and we can't say that there aren't actual biological differences that manifest themselves in a sport or athletic environment where athletes are competing that might not necessarily result in a level playing field. >> discrimination has no place in our schools. our city and our state and we are proud new york is a legal safe haven or transgender young people and their family come we will not sit idly by while students are threatened and victimized by the same people who are supposed to be protecting them. speech of the department of education says new york city public schools all st

department of education tells me it is aware of the issues and is looking for resolutions. their answer could make or break for thousands of students like miriam. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> prosecutors urged the judge not to delay donald trump's trial over has many obligations. last week the judge postponed it until mid april after the formal president's lawyer claimed that the federal investigators handed over evidence late. today the manhattan district attorney's office filed paperwork arguing the trial does not need to be postponed. prosecutors say they handed over the majority of the evidence to trust legal team in a timely manner. the judge has agreed to meet both sides on monday to discuss the issue and set a new trial date. >>> apple is in hot water with the department of justice. merrick garland announced an antitrust lawsuit against the bare area giant. apple's business model relies on illegally cutting competitors out of the market leading to higher prices and less innovation. details ahead from washington. >> reporter: in a landmark lawsuit, the u.s.

. >> uc berkeley is currently on a us department of education list of campuses under investigation forcrimination. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> this comes as the muslim holy month of ramadan gets underway. there is little to celebrate across the gaza strip, with cease fire talks stalled in the war between israel and hamas. ramadan is a time for muslims to fast, pray and experience spiritual rejuvenation. many say there is no joy this year. the final day of ramadan is tuesday, april 9th. >> all right, let's turn now to the weather. we're tracking the return of some rain tonight. here's a live look at the conditions out there right now. for more on this, let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel. sandy. >> yeah. and dan, we have some more rain that is going to spread across the region tonight . >> as we look at live doppler seven, we're already seeing a few showers to our north right around ukiah area. as you will notice on street level radar across highway 101. it's just a matter of hours before we get that rain. it's a light level one storm as we look at the pac

ask vyacheslav about the training of future officers and the prospects for military education in belarus. khralovich, deputy head of the military education departmentes of belarus. vyacheslav gennadievich, hello. hello. what educational institutions in belarus are training military specialists today and what areas are most in demand among applicants today? well get a military professional education currently, it is possible in military educational institutions of the republic of belarus, which are represented by the military academy of the republic of belarus, the military medical institute at the belarusian state medical university. and six military faculties, the country's leading educational institutions. of course, all military specialties are unique and in demand, but certain of them are certainly more popular among young people, well, last year the most popular specialties were ideological work in units armed forces, practical psychology in military affairs, information security, unmanned aerial systems and military medicine, it is also pleasant to note that every year the demand among applicants for engineering specialties is growing, so the

the 'teach-in' is believed by members of the district to be one event that triggered the department of education to launch federal investigations of both the oakland and san francisco school districts into alleged civil rights violations. father gregory is the leader of the jewish community relations council and he says parents have reported similar activity of and friction material regarding the ongoing conflict being taught in san francisco schools. >> teachers union in san francisco has said openly anti-israel things that make a lot of jewish students feel unsafe. we have seen the gaza walkouts that are in support of the palestinians. but have resulted in jewish students feeling unsafe . there have been a couple of incidents where teachers have participated or encouraged it. >> reporter: so far, at least 30 jewish students transferred out of the oakland school district. gregory says a handful of jewish students are planning to leave the san francisco district. this is the parent of a middle schooler in ousd and said it was bittersweet when she found out in early march that her son was approve

department of education launched civil rights investigations into ousd and sfusd. the investigation could take years. it is not expected to result in any severe action. >>> all right, let's get to our first alert weather. the winds, they are picking up, they will stick around for a bit. if you are planning drive across our bridges hold on to those steering wheels, paul heggen has more on the wind advisory that just went into effect. >> extending all of the way through friday morning at 11:00. picking up at the higher elevations, the gusty donees will make their way down to sea level tonight, at the moment, strong sustained at sfo. always a windy spot as it gets funneled through the gap. mostly in the 10-15 mile-an-hour range. at sea level. on average, we will have 30 plus mile-an-hour wind gusts throughout much of the day tomorrow. the winds are picking up before the sun picks up tomorrow morning, it will be a blustery day. the greatest impact of the winds will be at the higher elevations above the bay area. that is where the winds could exceed 50 miles an hour. th

department of education's overhaul of the free application for federal student aid known as fafsa.impler, but computer glitches have led to a botched rollout. typically forms are released october 1st. once submitted, the data is sent to colleges within one to three days, which is then used to calculate financial aid. but this year the application forms came out three months late, and schools will not receive the data until the first half of march. >> how are universities responding? >> some universities are pushing certainly their priority deadlines for grants. state agencies are doing the same thing. we don't know yet whether institutions are going to be able to change their decision deadlines. >> reporter: pressure is mounting for jalen. most of the schools shows applied to require a deposit may 1st. >> my biggest worry i would say is there's not enough time. >> reporter: if there wasn't a delay would you have already picked your college? >> yes. >> reporter: students like jalen can only hope the fafsa fumble doesn't delay their dream. meg oliver, cbs news, wayne, new jersey. >>>

it was filed with the federal department of education by the center of human rights. they received accusations from more than 100 students and parents, one mother told us she pulled her son out of a art class because of the anti- semitic actions of his teacher. >> his art teacher was showing anti-somatic images in class and telling the children that is real had just murdered a bunch of civilians and they all needed to go to a walkout against genocide. >> after the hamas attacks on israel in october, she has documented 57 reports of anti- semitism in the district from other families, she also claims her complaints to the principal school board and superintendent fell on deaf ears. berkeley unified says it stands against all forms of hate and vigorously investigate each and every report. >>> tonight a new bill is in the works and that dealing with the issue of homelessness and getting people off the streets in san jose. lawmakers introduced the housing act at evans lane today. if passed the bill will speed up the process of building interim housing like the ones you are

department of education. >> possible discrimination tied to ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. the investigation comes following allegations. the university violated title 6 of the civil rights act of 1964, that prohibits discrimination on the basis of race color, national origin programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance. well, drew people from santa rosa, including a child. they were hurt after plane crashed in mendocino county friday afternoon. authorities say the plane took off from an airport in humboldt county headed for santa rosa when it lost power. 5 minutes after takeoff. and the exploratorium in san francisco will host a live viewing party of the solar eclipse. here's 12 on april 8th. be from texas and mexico where they'll be able to see the full eclipse, the bay area. we have a partial eclipse feet. and the lawyers that the spurs one, 12, 102 last night, san antonio, texas. now going to be on the road tomorrow playing the mavericks at 5.30. >> all right. we're ready have your rain jacket. you've got you've got a needed for this morning, but you

department of education is investigating the university over reports of discrimination. at the same time counterprotesters put up this banner in front of the sather gate on campus. the banner mentions today being the first day of ramadan and it accuses and the u.s. of starving 2.2 million people in gaza. the university released a statement saying, "through dialogue we are seeking to reduce tensions and reduce the risk of violence and conflict on our campus. we recognize the unavoidable challenges that arrive when groups with strongly held conflicting views exercise their 1st amendment rights, rights that we are compelled to uphold." >>> there is a new interim warden at the women's prison in dublin after the fbi swarmed the facility today. so more than a dozen agents searched the prison, seizing computers and documents. the facility has a documented history of sexual abuse and a source inside there told the a.p. the warden and associate warden and a captain were all taken away. the fbi will only say they "conducted a court-authorized law enforcement activity." the prison

department of education now investigating uc berkeley for possible discrimination ties to the ongoingflict between israel and hamas. the investigation comes following allegations that the university violated title 6 civil rights act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race color and national origin in programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance. it's unclear what event or events triggered the investigation. we have reached out to uc berkeley for comment but so far haven't heard back. we'll let you know when we do. local animal shelters are busting at the seams, apparently receiving more dogs than requests for adoptions. and that means dogs are perfectly healthy, but they're getting put on the list to be euthanized in this kron four's. rob nesbitt tells us shelters are asking now for your help. oakland animal services dedicates its time to caring for animals in the hopes of finding forever homes. >> but currently director and done has a crisis on our hands. our right now is the most we've had in over 15 years. the shelters intake is receiving at l

competencies that enterprises needed and enterprises had to complete their education, then the department of educationence of the city of moscow, together with the moscow center for the development of vocational education, with our enterprises, partners, we conducted a global analysis and changes in the overall approach to the system of vocational and secondary vocational education. in the end , for the leaders of secondary specialized education themselves, an important indicator is how many students came to them, how many of them not only received a diploma, but went to specific jobs in their specialty. today this is a kind of kpi indicator, besides, employers themselves today are in dialogue with colleges, often they themselves formulate a request for who exactly needed in their ranks in production. a large pool of my interests is, of course , employers, we meet with them, we... communicate with them, i myself come to factories, enterprises, we communicate with craftsmen in order to understand what a potentially young specialist lacks today , it is precisely for these requests that we change our pro