most special ed teachers are doing, unfortunately, double what gen ed teachers are doing. you get burned out so fast. the burnout stems in part from lack of funding. in 1975, the federal government committed to covering 40% of the cost of special education. but in the 50 years since, it has typically only covered about 15%. you have teachers that are going above and beyond for these kids just because they care about those kids. the lack of support makes you eventually feel like, why am i wasting my time if i'm the only one that cares about these babies? special education teachers report that they have far too many responsibilities for their resources. associate professor elizabeth bettini studies workforce issues in special education. she says that while programs like ixl are great for getting new people in the door, they don't address the bigger issue, which is retention. these kinds of programs to be effective, they can't just be bringing people in. they need to be supporting them once they're there. that support, she says, should come from school administrators who aren

ed remembers they fell fast for each other. it was young love.t love is, but i do. andrea canning (voiceover): ed said they dated for two years before he moved away. but that puppy love was something he never got over, even after heather married. andrea canning: were you still carrying that torch? yeah, but i didn't really let it show. i respected heather too much. andrea canning (voiceover): around heather's birthday in the spring of 2013, after she had lost all that weight, ed told detectives he reached out to wish her well and got more than a thank you. heather had big news. she and chris had separated. at that moment in her life, she needed a friend. and that was what i was there for. i was there right when she needed me the most. andrea canning (voiceover): but ed said that shoulder to lean on soon turned into something more. talking, just listening to her problems, and then it just, you know, progressed from there. progressed in what way? oh, you know, i'm a flirtatious person. and i just became flirtatious. andrea canning (voiceover): dete

not if you're ed, though.e the prosecutor in that case, to the prosecutor who thinks this case should no longer be prosecuted. you can't take both sides in a case. ed, no word on whether his boss, newly confirmed attorney general pam bondi, is going to be taking care of that or addressing it at all. but that's sort of on her desk as she arrives at the justice department. meanwhile, another wrinkle has emerged in this matter over the last couple of days. turns out that after reuters reported on this again, you can see it from space. conflict of interest. in this one particular case, ed martin actually submitted a motion to the court to withdraw as the counsel of record for his client. he did not mention his new job in the filing. he didn't say why he wanted to withdraw as counsel of record. but then this was the response that he got from the judge. quote, your attorney renewal slash government certification has not been received. as a result, your membership with the u.s. district and bankruptcy courts for the

rob stafford: the whole family that is, except jennifer's uncle ed.says he didn't approve of the whirlwind romance. he didn't like that stalker steve became the one so quickly. he did not attend the wedding. i was told within a month after they had started dating, they was going to get married. and that's just not the way that our family ever did it. you get to know somebody, you date them a long time before you just commit to something in life. i feel she jumped out of the skillet into the frying pan. did you feel steven was jumping out of the skillet and into the frying pan? yeah. he didn't know what he was getting into. rob stafford: still, jennifer and steven's life together unfolded like a storybook marriage. not long after the wedding, they bought a home on horseshoe drive, just down the block from the big house where her parents and grandparents lived in ashland, about a half hour from steven's family. then not long after that, steven called his mom with more big news. jennifer was pregnant. i was excited for him. i kept thinking maybe i was wr

ed the trucker. go to ed the trucker.com and learn more. thank you. >> i'd like to thank you all. that concludes the republican new jersey gubernatorial primary debate. i would like to thank all of the candidates for the time and responses. thank you to the panelist david wildstein, micah rasmussen, joey fox and matt rooney. thank you to horizon blue cross blue shield of new jersey for presenting this debate and rwj prudential and the card and english for sponsoring this debate. this evenings debate was produced by the new jersey globe on new jersey and writer university and safe journey. i am laura jones. thank you for watching a member primary election day in new jersey is

so county office of ed, they handle the special ed issues here. they told me they're currently working with these families to get those kids out from being stuck at home into those adult school programs, working some sort of agreement. these families say they are they're happy. they're hopeful that they're going to work something out individually, but they're still concerned because what about future students in this deaf program? they don't believe the core issues have been fixed. yeah. we want a positive outcome here. yes. keep us posted. thank you. candice. up next, nbc bay area. yes, us here celebrating 70 years on the air. we'll be looking back at some of the big stories that shaped our communities. tonight. we flash back to 2004 with mayor gavin mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet o really has it all... you guys are so right! noou are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪ is a milestone for us here at nbc

ed the trucker. go to ed the trucker.com and learn more. thank you. >> i'd like to thank you all. that concludes the republican new jersey gubernatorial primary debate. i would like to thank all of the candidates for the time and responses. thank you to the panelist david wildstein, micah rasmussen, joey fox and matt rooney. thank you to horizon blue cross blue shield of new jersey for presenting this debate and rwj prudential and the card and english for sponsoring this debate. this evenings debate was produced by the new jersey globe on new jersey and writer university and safe journey. i am laura jones. thank you for watching a member primary election day in new jersey is june 10. [applause] the senate is back at 3 p.m. eastern to continue debate on more of president trump's cabinet nominees. senators will vote at 5:30 p.m. eastern to advance the nomination of tulsi gabbard to serve as director of national intelligence. watch live coverage of the senate here on c-span2, on the c-span.org.ou out or online at to boost their eff in countylan republolicies. multiple media outlets a

ed says the ranch has never had to contend with avian flu.eir last eggs, the 76 year old admits he feels sad to say goodbye. it's been my whole life. i mean, i grew up in the business in san jose. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. we wish him well. the future is uncertain for the nba's all time winningest coach. sources tell espn gregg popovich is not expected to return to the san antonio spurs this season. popovich has coached the spurs for the last 28 years, racking up almost 1400 regular season victories in his career. the coach suffered a stroke in november. since then, assistant coach mitch johnson has stepped in to serve as interim head coach. if he doesn't return to his post, the 76 year old popovich would leave the game not only as the winningest coach, but the oldest coach in nba history. it's a busy weekend for oakland. tomorrow is the eighth annual black joy parade. the event puts a spotlight on black businesses, artists and performers in the east bay. each year, the parade honors local icons who work to improve the community. it

elex: ed, good point. [applause] betsy, you understand the political journalism and media environment as well as anybody. talk about the way that trump used the media, thinks about the media, compared to the weight democrats-- way democrats use the media, and how in this modern environment that helped change the game. betsy: yeah, that's a great question. look, trump is pt barnum. elex: greatest showman. betsy: the inauguration of we can have a go he is sending what i call his proclamations at the desk with his pen. he plays for the media, and that was true during the campaign. the whole notion of let trump be trump, unplugged, what we saw was what we got. none of it was a surprise. the media is drawn to that, there is no doubt about it. that is how he became the nominee in 2016. he got the initial first passed by the media by putting all of his rallies -- we did have a primary -- all of that with zero commentating around it, just because he was getting eyeballs and clicks. that was the original ascension

ed? >> reporter: margaret, good morning. these are sweeping tariffs, the president using a 1977 law to suggest there is now an extraordinary threat from fentanyl and illegal immigration and that all three countries are failing to address those challenges. starting tuesday, there will be 25% tariffs on all mexican exports, 25% tariffs on most canadian exports, 10% tariffs on canadian energy exports and 10% tariffs on all goods from china. the president acknowledged this could lead to higher prices, some pain, maybe, maybe not he wrote on his social media platform, but we will make america great again and it will all be worth the price that must be paid. >> this has triggered a trade war. canada's prime minister announced tariffs on beer, bourbon, wine, clothing, fruits, appliances. what else should we expect is coming that could hurt american consumers? >> reporter: well, we should anticipate there could be a tit-for-tat here because the orders that the president signed saturday night give him the authority to keep raising ta

and ed davey, the leader of the uk�*s third—largest party in parliament, the lib—dems, told bbc breakfasto further still. with our closest ally, the united states, now supporting russia, it seems, and removing itself so we�*ve got to make the defence of our country a top priority. spent on our army, air force and navy. i think we should now do that rapidly, with a clear timetable, certainly in the next two or three years, and then start talking cross—party about going even further, the situation is so serious. harry farley. i asked him how quickly the uk government could increase spending on defence. on defence, and the talk�*s to go to 2.5%, that�*s what ed davey for the uk to go much further, say to 3%, which would be so these are large sums of money. how would you pay for it? and that is not yet clear. on digital services, essentially on large that tax is currently at 2%. they�*re suggesting raising that to io%. so a significant extra tax. no word from the government on their thoughts on that. and a growth agenda, and it seems unlikely that they would want to impose an extra tax like t

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thank you, major garrett, ed o'keefe. our coverage will continue on cbs news 24/7 and your local news and tonight on the "cbs evening news." this has been a cbs news special report. i am john dickerso >speaker8>announce how he intended to strengthen relations with japan. >speaker10>the united states is totally committed to the security of japan. we will extend the full strength of american deterrence capabilities in defense of our friend and ally. 100% in the years. >speaker8>the president also suggested that japan's nippon steel would no longer buy u.s. steel as planned, and instead invest in the company. >speaker10>president >>trump also indicated that he had not ruled out tariffs on japan. in the meantime, the president, whose administration is now facing another lawsuit in response to its efforts to put nearly all usaid employees on leave. but that buyout deadline that was tonight is now extended to monday. so far, at least 40,000 federal workers have chosen to take the administration's offer and resign. natalie brand

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that was to be originally they commissioned an op ed. it ballooned into this 2500 word piece, which i think still holds up about kind of different buckets. first, first of all, speech, things that aren't speech, you know even if it's expressive, it isn't speech. there's one example. somebody's urine aided on a hillel jewish student organization and claimed the defense that, well, they're just being expressive now sorry no if you you know beat somebody up because you like their political views, i don't care that you're politically motivated know that might even enhance your your sentence because of these hate crime rules and things that so you know not speech then there is protected speech right true. death threats or you know child, which we're not talking about in this circumstance or intimidation or harassment. you know, it's one thing to kind of in the middle, a public park, public square, you know, say things quite another to like march down to again, the hillel or a jewish student dorm and start shouting things and, you know, things

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like i said in the op-ed, american families wake up worried about their job and doctors appointmentsads and bridges they drive each day, the public school they drop their kids at and whether they feel safe in their community if you can't thsatisf those needs as much as you care about that next issue, you can't get to it and the candidate you believe will help you pay the bill at the end of the month then you might lean toward the candidate even if you disagree with them on a lot of other things stop i think with the democratic party i hope everybody needs to do first is spend 80% of your time there was a way you govern they need to see feel and touch these things the advancements in their life. when i started my em2023 electi year later donald trump would win by 30 points i recognize while we had the best two years for economic development those jobs are gonna take a little bit longer to come online. i made sure what i talked about a growing economy i was standing in front of the largest replant on planet earth that we were building. that's not signing something in the rose garden th

ed sheeran, who says he did have the necessary permission, is in india as part of a two—week tour.r. will be back shortly wi1 business i will be back shortly with bye—bye for hello. it felt really chilly with temperatures well below average — justi in braemar. twos and threes were fairly commonplace, actually. now, at the moment, ourjet stream is running well to the north of the uk. we find ourselves on the southern flank it's going to be like that pretty much all week. now, at the moment, we have extensive cloud still with us, a few patches of sleet mixed in, that really is quite high. but that's how we start the day on tuesday — extensive cloud, rain and drizzle around, there will be little overall change in the weather picture temperatures again 4—6 degrees quite widely. into wednesday. with some drizzle and mist, perhaps a few more breaks coming into western areas of scotland, so you might well see a bit of sunshine western scotland, but otherwise, and we might see some rain by the end of the week, we do have a weather front but it's running into the high pressure, so it's goin

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you recently printed op-ed for the new york post making the government great again, by great turninghe goal is at the op-ed. >> the goal is to make sure members of congress are putting into law and are codifying the substance of the great executive orders that we've seen from the trump administration. you know as well we think executive orders are outstanding they are restoring common sense and reminding people that boys are boys and girls are girls. the thing that we have to remember if we take a step back from the wonderful moment. in four years, god forbid we can have a radical leftist at the white house who undoes all of us and the only way to prevent that from happening is for congress to step up and make sugar turning into permanent body executive orders that will take a little bit of work the speaker of the house mike johnson, majority leader thune had didn't excellent job up to this point and what were trying to do by publishing this op-ed is to encourage them to take the steps to do what the american people who love with the executive orders but there also wanting to make su

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if career tech ed is important for that kind of things. so what the department of education does is it's a supplement that actually really helps kids. and if you ask any teacher in america and you say to them, title one, they're like, oh, my god, we need those funds to help kids. >> what do you say, though? um, to the republicans, the administration who argues, look, the department of education has been there. but when you look at the metrics like test scores, they are down across the board. um, and that is really concerning. and so what does the department of education actually doing if we're seeing these poor test scores and we haven't seen a rebound since covid hit. and as you well know, they they blame put a lot of blame on the democrats and teachers unions for the way that that was handled. what do you say to that? >> so if you look across the world, what you're seeing is that places where you had fairly well off schools. you saw rebounds, places where you had really poor ventilation in schools or overcrowding schools. you don't see t

who is ed martin and what is he trying to do here?'s a great question. >> so first. >> of all, i don't have any problem with that sentiment. we just read. i mean, prosecutors are there to protect federal employees. the problem is the way that ed martin has tried to apply that principle shows that he doesn't have a clue what he's doing. and by the way, if you look at his resume, he's never been a prosecutor for a day in his life. now that he's about to become the permanent head of the dc u.s. attorney's office, he has enormous power and he has no idea how to use it. so let me give you an example. one of the things that ed martin has said is we're going to investigate chuck schumer for potentially threatening the president. that is a ridiculous. >> 2020, right? >> right. from when chuck schumer said that you've reaped the whirlwind and you know, you reap what you sow or whatever it was. here's why that is not even close to a crime. first of all, federal law makes it a crime to threaten the president only if you threaten to injure, kidna